Coolidge Welcomes German Ambassador in Hope of Shared Peace
Washington reports President Coolidge officially welcomes Baron Ago von Maltzan, new German ambassador, hoping he will study a century and a half of American democratic government. Maltzan thanks Americans for economic and cultural aid and reconstruction efforts bearing an American name. Coolidge notes shared aim for lasting peace and U.S. experience.
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Woman accuses ex grid star of poisoning in Atchison case
In Kansas City a dying woman, Dora Gage, named former Kansas University football star R M Turner as her poisoner. Maids said Turner stood by her as she died from strychnine. Turner, a realtor, was arrested after doctors linked the death to poison. Police noted Turner previously figured in a laterwife death insurance payout.
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Thousands Cheer as 400 Sail for Promised Land
A 15,000 crowd saw the steamship President Arthur depart New York for the Holy Land inaugurating a New Palestine line. The vessel carried 400 passengers, many tourists, and the crowd’s enthusiasm triggered police intervention to prevent a panic.
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Weeks Orders Staff to Work on Air Defenses
Secretary of War Weeks directed the general staff to study the effectiveness of anti-aircraft guns against airplane attacks. Major General Hines and top officers criticized Fort Monroe demonstrations for using outdated guns and ammunition. Previous army and navy tests reportedly showed better results, and future tests will guide broader defense planning.
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Navy personnel cap harms service say Great Lakes chief
Captain Waldo Evans, commander of the Great Lakes station, told a Kiwanis luncheon that congressional limits on Navy personnel severely impair the service. In Cuba, 25,000,000 pounds of sugar cane have been burned on several plantations in recent days, according to reports.
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First President of China Sun Yat-sen Dies in Canton
Dr Sun Yat-sen, first provisional president of China and leader credited with founding the republican era, died in Canton after a liver ailment. He rose through upheavals, sparking hopes for a united China while denying communism. His career included exile in Japan and leadership during civil conflict.
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Chicago Prosector Clues in McClintock Calamity Case
Chicago prosecutor closes in as Dr. Charles Faiman admits William Shepherd studied bacteriology at his National University of Sciences and that deadly germs vanished after. Shepherd, McClintock’s foster father, drafted the will leaving $1,052,000 to himself with $8,000 yearly to Isabelle Pope, the heir’s fiancée.
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Isabelle Pope
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President Again Sends Warren's Name to Senate
President Coolidge rejects the senate stance on Charles B. Warren of Michigan. He resubmits after Warren's Detroit arrival as a White House guest. The judiciary committee handles the nomination. Senator Curtis sees potential confirmation. A single historical precedent cites Caleb Cushing in 1843 after Senate rejection.
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Osborne Wood Sails for U S Madrid
Osborne Wood sailed from Cadiz aboard the freighter West Chetac. Its first stop is Tampa Florida and it expects to reach Tampa in the latter part of March.
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Cardinal Mandolin visits St Chappelle in Paris district
Chicago Cardinal Mandelin toured Paris landmarks including a church modeled after St Chappelle. He previously erected a duplicate structure in Brooklyn New York during the visit, underscoring ties between locales and religious architecture.
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Local trout stocking boosts Bridgeport area streams
Nebraska deputy Hodglin states trout and other fish are planted in streams near Bridgeport. He notes 3,000,000 fish released in five years, including 30,000 trout last week, with perch and bass also added to ditches and creeks. Fishing nearby is now strong, reducing the need to travel to Colorado or Wyoming for good sport.
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Testing Barley Oats for Smut Control Method
A Lincoln agricultural college guide recommends using formaldehyde to control smut in barley and oats. Purchase sealed bottles, mix one pint with forty gallons of water, moisten all kernels, and cover for four to five hours. Treat only the seed intended for the next day and avoid overlong coverage to prevent germination loss.
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Seed Drying Question in Historical Text
The fragment asks whether a material should be seeded immediately or dried gradually. It reflects a horticultural or agricultural practice inquiry typical of period notes.
Early History of Dawes County Highlighted by Rotary Talk
W C Mounts, district court clerk, spoke to the Hemingford Rotary about the county’s early days. He traced Cheyenne Sioux origins, the creation of Dawes and Rex butte, and the shifting county seats from Nonpareil to Hemingford to Al Hance during a rail era contest. He recalled marriages, divorces, juries, the county bar, and an amusing tale of a 200 foot well rescue involving a horse and owners.
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Bed the Frightened Animals with a Butcher Knife Adlaimnee Times
A disturbing local report from Adlaimnee Times-Dherad details animal abuse in a rural setting. Authorities are investigating after alleged use of a butcher knife to confront frightened animals, raising safety and welfare concerns for nearby residents.
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Still Hunting Letter Writer Targeting Nebraska Farmer
Authorities seek the author or authors of threatening letters sent to Frank Danberg, a farmer near Winside Nebraska. They believe an arrest is imminent. The first note, demanding 5000 dollars, arrived in late February followed by a second demanding 7000 dollars a week earlier. The letter warned of shooting if the money was not placed and if the recipient told anyone.
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Net by Bread Alone
A literary note reflects on hunger and piety with a Mahomet quote about buying a hyacinth to feed the soul, centering on frugality and spiritual hunger rather than material wealth.
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An Inviting Ratert
Some men can appreciate single blessedness. Rose says and some are not satisfied until they are doubly blessed.
Betty's Beauty Parlor Ad and Truck for Sale
Readable lines advertise Betty's Beauty Parlor at Hardy Apartments with phone 45 and a 1% ton truck with pneumatic tires in perfect condition linked to Chespa A S Hardy. Contains unclear duplication and contact detail.
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