Germans Kill Two Frenchmen Amid Paris Tensions
Paris reports the assassination of Lieut. Colting and Francois Joly near Tissen, prompting Premier Poincare to vow pitiless punishment and vengeance. French authorities expose three Ruhr murder societies and seize large caches of arms at Boeeman and Essen, while allies bar Ruhr access to unemployed.
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Paris
Lieut
Colting
Francois Joly
Brier
Tissen
Lst
Poincare
Ruhr
Boeeman
Essen
Say taxes will not be cut
Washington reports that the American taxpayer will get little relief from the next Congress. Administration leaders say no reductions in normal individual income taxes or surtaxes are planned, and such cuts are not likely to be accepted by Congress or outside sources.
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Washington
Congress
Madrid Riots Follow Assassination of Spanish Leader
Paris dispatches report serious riots in Madrid after the assassination of Salvador Segui known as the Spanish Gompers. Segui's followers may seek reprisals as authorities take precautions to avert a further uprising.
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Paris
Madrid
Salvador Segui
Gompers
Segal
French seize three towns and rail node in Germany
French troops occupy Mulheim the Stinnes seat, plus Witten furth and Gummersbach south of Elberfeld. Because German railway workers refuse to move material, the French seize the Wiehl railway station and tracks.
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Essen
Mulheim
Stinnes
Wittenfuerth
Gummersbach
Elberfeld
Wiehl
Storm Strikes Nation as Chicago Suffers Floods and Blackouts
A nationwide storm caused telegraph wires to break and transportation to halt. Chicago endured a near blizzard that turned March’s mild spell into a winter surge with cellars flooding and power outages.
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Chicago
New Move Goes Past Ruhr
The Germania reports French forces occupy Hamm railway station, a key junction on the Essen to Berlin rail line, signaling a shift in control of crucial transportation links in the Ruhr.
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Ruhr
Berlin
Germania
Hamm
Essen
Two Illinois Men Killed in Mackinaw Crossing Crash
Earl Scott twenty two and Arizona Rush thirty five of Mackinaw were killed when their automobile truck was struck by an interurban at a crossing in Peoria Illinois on March 12.
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Illinois
Peoria
Ill
Earl Scott
Arizona Rush
Mackinaw, AL
Bond Issue Oversubscribed In Washington Plans
Washington reports that subscriptions to the $400,000,000 treasury certificates issue offered by Secretary McAdoo are expected to exceed the offering by two to fifty million dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Ruler and Queen Dine with Labor MPs at Astor Dinner
In London, March 9, King and Queen broke bread with Labor MPs for the first time, at Viscount and Lady Astor's home. Guests included James Henry Thomas, John Clynes, and Phil Snowden, with Banter as Labor members arrived in silken knee breeches and aristo guests in garter wear.
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London
Viscount
Lady Astor
James Henry Thomas
National Union of Railway Men
John Robert Clynes
National Union of General Workers
Philp Snowden
Balfour
Salisbury
Falloden
Labor Party
Thomas
Larken
Britain Cuts Navy Plans
The British navy estimates for 1923 24 show a reduction of more than 8 000 000 pounds compared with the current year and a drop of over thirty three percent in two years. The estimates assume the Washington naval treaty will be ratified by all signatories.
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London
Venezuela oil strike stirs rivals in new fields
Washington reports a massive Venezuelan oil well now producing over 100000 barrels daily. The discovery spurs intense competition among American and British firms to exploit promising concessions and develop new fields in Venezuela.
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Washington
Venezuela
French Advance Seizes Dortmund City Hall and Rail Station
Berlin reports the French increased their forces in Dortmund occupying the railway station and city hall and disarming police. Officials were expelled as preparations begin to confiscate coal and railroad materials.
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Berlin
Dortmund
Plane Crash Kills Two Marine Aviators in Haiti
In Port au Prince on March 12, Sergeant Edward Josupert a Dayton Ohio pilot and Sergeant August J. Christian a Bridgeport Connecticut mechanic were killed when their plane caught fire and crashed.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
Edward Josupert
Dayton, C
August J. Christian
Bridgeport
Athens Transport Alexandre Sinks After Explosion
London reports the trans port Alexandre sank after an explosion while returning men on leave. About 150 sailors are reported drowned in the incident.
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London
Athens
Alexandre
Monument fall tragedy at Washington Memorial
Albert Birney Seip, grandson of Civil War officer Gen William Birney, leaped from a top window of the Washington Monument and fell 504 feet to the pavement. He died instantly as witnesses described a high speed impact and wind ripping his shoes from his feet.
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Gen
William Birney
Washington
Albert Birney Seip
Washington Monument
Seip
Lanier Place
Philadelphia
C. H. F. Reintzell
Thomas
Searles
Wilmington
Del
Rebels Ambush Kills Eight Prisoners In Kerry
National troops in County Kerry repelled an irregular trap. A roadside barricade caused a mine blast as troops removed it, killing eight prisoners and wounding two officers and a sergeant after sending irregulars to clear the barricade near Tralee.
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Dublin
County Kerry
Tralee
France views Ruhr child admission as neutrality violation
Berlin reports the Danish government was notified by Premier Poincare that France opposes Germans entering Denmark for health reasons. Danish Socialists originally planned to care for 1,000 Ruhr children for three months but revised plans to shelter 10,000 children.
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Berlin
Social Democratic News Agency
Poincare
France
Denmark
Ruhr
Railroads record higher January operating income
Reports filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission show U S class 1 railroads earned a net railway operating income of 60.65 million in January, yielding an annual return of 5.54 percent on tentative valuation, up from 29.49 million and 2.75 percent a year earlier.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Police raid vast Belgian communist network
Brussels march 12 police expanded a Belgian communist investigation with fifty raids on the headquarters and homes of suspected communists. authorities intensified the probe as arrests followed.
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Brussels
M. R. Murphy of Cudahy Packing Dies in Omaha
Omaha Neb March 12 M R Murphy sixty one general manager of the Cudahy Packing company here and one of the best known packing house executives in the country died here Saturday.
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Omaha, Neb
M. R. Murphy
Cudahy Packing Company
U. S. Market Report Week Ending March 8
Grain and hay prices across Chicago and central regions list No. 2 red winter wheat at 1.30, No. 2 hard winter 1.19, No. 2 mixed corn 0.73, No. 2 yellow corn 0.74, with oats at 0.45. Dairy and live stock figures follow, including butter 4.74, hogs top 8.25, beef steer prices 8.00–10.00, potatoes 1.35–1.85 fob, and apples and onions priced per box or sack in regional markets.
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Washington
Chicago
Iowa
North Dakota
Kansas
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Prairie
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Young Americas
Chicasgo
B. Baldwin
Northwestern
Florida
Revenue Bureau reports record back tax collections
Washington March 9 The bureau of internal revenue has collected 300000000 in back taxes since last July 1 Secretary Mellon announced During the remaining four months of the present fiscal year these collections are expected to average 32000000 a month bringing the total for the year to about 430000000
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Mellon
Champion Stowaway Held in New York Arrival
The world’s champion stowaway Hans Breitlauch, 22, arrived aboard the President Roosevelt after a stormy Bremen voyage and was taken to Ellis Island to await deportation. He completed his seventh trip from Germany, docking at Hoboken.
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New York
Hans Breitlauch
Germany
Roosevelt
Hoboken
Bremen
Ellis Island
Irish Nationals Net in England Seized and Sent to Dublin
About one hundred Irish men and women linked to De Valera groups in England were arrested early Sunday across London Liverpool Manchester and other centers. They were transported to Dublin aboard a British cruiser.
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de Valera
Dublin
London
England
Liverpool
Manchester
Wisconsin Senate Rejects Guard Abolition Bill
In Madison on March 8 the Wisconsin Senate voted 26 to 4 to defeat Senator J. J. Hirsch Socialist’s bill to abolish the National Guard. The decisive moment came after Green Bay Senator Timothy Burke urged the defeat.
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Badger Senate
Ytadison
Wis
Wisconsin Senate
J. J. Hirsch
National Guard
Timothy Burke
Green Bay
Drys Win in Wisconsin House Blocks State Regulation Bill
Madison, March 10. The house killed the Mark bill to remove regulation of saloons from the state prohibition department and place it exclusively in the hands of the cities. The action preserves local control over saloon regulation.
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Drys
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
House
Mark
State Prohibition Department
Isadora Duncan Not an American Citizen Says Labor Dept
Washington March 10 Isadora Duncan declares she dislikes the United States and the Department of Labor says she is not an American citizen. The decision confirms she holds foreign status despite living in the country.
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Isadora
U. S
Washington
Isadora Duncan
United States
Department of Labor
What Our Salvation Costs in Jesus Cross Crucifixion
Lesson material analyzes Jesus on the cross from Luke 23 33 46 noting Calvary's meaning the companions on the cross forgiving love and the world revealed The study highlights the covetous indifferent scoffers penitent thief and the death of Christ with its theologically charged insights
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Jesus
Christ
Calvary
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Israel
Paradise
Manners in Doing Things
A quotation from Ralph Waldo Emerson defines manners as the joyful and proper way of performing actions. It emphasizes courteous conduct and thoughtful approach in daily tasks.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Time Devours All Things Stated by St. Vincent of Lerins
A compact maxim notes time consumes all human things and urges seizing something from it for use in life eternal, attributed to St. Vincent of Lerins. The fragment presents a moral reflection on mortality and value.
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St. Vincent of Lerins
A Cheerful Face as Good for Invalid as Weather
A light remark by Franklin Lincoln notes a cheerful face helps the ill as much as favorable weather. The quote contrasts mood and health, suggesting friendliness aids recovery and outlook.
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Franklin
Two New Book Mark Demonstration Item Description
A brief description outlines making a regulation bookmark using a ribbon, shell or silver paper knife, and a large Chinese bead and ornament. The ribbon can be a single piece or doubled, with a ribbon flower sewn on and threaded through the knife and bead.
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Hanm
Alice Bentley
Alice Bently
Meadville
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Bentley
Astor
Britain
Washington Memorial
County
Kerry
Omaha Packer
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Lillian Russell
Harding
Spain
Mr. Moore
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Senda
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Wrigley’s
Dirzet
Hellig-Ellis
Memphis
Tenn
Gala, Sales CO
Brooklyn, N. Y
Colorado Attachment Co
Denver
Colo
BE. T. Fenton
Eastland
Texas
Thos. J. Bonner & Son, Mfg
Druggista Dept. A. Rives
Lathrop
Holland
Steladdies
Jaques Capsule Co., Inc
Plattsburg, N. Y
Fort Wayne
National Canine Defense League
League
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