Tutankhamun tomb mystery spurs curses claims
Egypt reports Lord Carnarvon death linked to an ancient curse as experts debate a supposed pharaoh curse on tombs. An American explorer and others are noted in the wake of the discovery at the Valley of the Kings. In the U S the labor secretary tells workers at a national convention that cooperation between employers and employees is key to prosperity and a fair wage system.
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Secreta Davis
Davis
Tavis
Filibuster Launched In Legislature On CO Poison Bill
Columbus April 3. Senator Collister Hamilton county opened the first filibuster of the session to force senate action on his CO poisoning fatality reduction bill. He spoke for two hours and will be relieved by Senator Bender Cavahos county to keep the guard against delays. House passed education contracts to guard children during transfers and establish fire protection standards. bills go to the governor.
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Columbus
Senate
Finner
Collister
Hamilton County
Bender
Cavahos County
House
Ds Gilford
Bracer
Gardner
William Ingwer to be buried here
Relatives report the death of William Ingwer aged 55 in Cleveland. The funeral will be Friday at 11:30 AM from Sudro Funeral Home, with Rev. W. L. Burner officiating, burial at Ridgelawn. He is survived by his wife Louise and three children, Carl, Ay, and Walter.
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Ingwer
Eho
Carl
Walter
Cleveland
Delight at hearing it follows Macon kidnapping flogging case
In Macon Georgia Mrs Fredericka Pace of New York and Lynnwood Bright of Macon say eight men abducted and flogged Bright after a divorce was granted to Olivia Bright. Mrs Pace watched as Bright was beaten and warned to leave town within 34 hours. Bright suspects his ex wife’s involvement. his lawyer offered no decision yet.
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Ofichester
Lord Catn Fto
Wendell
New York
aTwarron
Assoh Honaré Carter
Broucht
England
Macon. Ga
Fredericka Pace
Lynnwood Bright
Macon
Bright
Olivia Bright
Nesress Durin
Harding Campaign in Meet 10 Replace Versailles Treaty
Fragmented text describes a Harding campaign meeting and references Versailles Treaty, political figures, and financial notes. The readable portions suggest a discussion of policy shifts and tax matters tied to the wartime settlement, with miscellaneous names and places fragmentarily mentioned.
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Harding
Vergailles
Viscountess Northcliffe Weds London Widow Marries Quickly
The Viscountess Northcliffe, widow of the English publisher, married Sir Robert Hudson in Hartlebury Castle chapel using a special license. She forfeits 25 percent of her late husband’s estate and loses the Northcliffe residence in Carleton Gardens and $50 000. The couple depart for Italy for a long honeymoon.
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London
Northeliti
Oto
Robert Hudson
Italy
Hartlebury Castle
Worces
Northcliffe
Carleton Gardens
Viscount Northcliffe
Klan Official Charged With Theft Of Funds
In Atlanta on April 3 T Z McKinnon head of the secret service of the Ku Klux Klan was arrested and released on his own recognizance to face a larceny charge involving 107000 dollars of klan funds J J Jones cashier alleged McKinnon and N N Furney cashier under H W Evans imperial wizard took over 100000 dollars during the palace power shift by Willam Simmons forces Furney also released on recognizance
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Atlanta
T. Z. McKinnon
Secret Service Department
Ku Klux Klan
J. J. Jones
Klan
Willam Simmons
Imperial Palace
McKinnon
N. N. Furney
H. W. Evans
Simmons
Furney
Liquor Toters Re-arrested After Fine Payment Effort
Louis FPolchey, convicted of illegal liquor possession and fined 31,000 and costs by Mayor Jones, failed to pay and was re-arrested yesterday. He was found at the Elyria Iron and Steel plant and taken to the police station. His wife attempted to pay part of the fine, but Chief Starkard refused. she ultimately paid 1,031 in fines and costs and he was released.
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Louis Fpolchey
Jones
Elyria
Auto Trailer Rampage In Cleveland Street Crash
A truck hauling a trailer in Cleveland ran away after the trailer detached, crossing the street and striking a parked Oldsmobile owned by Oscar Dunn. The rear of the Dunn car was damaged while the trailer’s impact caused additional damage to nearby property. No injuries reported.
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Cleveland Street
da Pearce
Cleveland
Oscar Dunn
Oppose Annexation to Wakeman School
Fragmentary report notes opposition to annexation tied to Wakeman School and an Erie county meeting. Mentions individuals such as Robert Rice and a divorce case about a child, with scattered phrases relating to agreements and official considerations.
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Wakeman School
Legislature Adjournment Debates in Ohio Senate
Columbus reports growing Republican desire for a sine die adjournment by April 27 as joint committee nears report on a 72,000 600 appropriation bill to settle Senate House differences. Redman workers compensation bill advances in House raising weekly pay and death awards. The open liability constitutional amendment may be sidetracked. Senate OKs hours for registration and voting while guardianship bill advances to House. Municipal court bill for East Liverpool moves to governor. House defeats Brenner tax bill on church property and other related measures.
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Columbus
Joint Conference Committee
Senate
House
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Ohio Federation of Labor
Brenner Hill
Arrest in Ridgeville house raid nets woman
Sheriff Underhill and deputies raided a Ridgeville house near Alber’s villa. They found a married Lindale couple in one room and arrested Sarah Waulus. She was bound over to court under a $500 bond after previously pleading guilty and serving jail time suspended on good behavior.
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Underhill
Ridgeville
Alber
Demities Bivin
Mathews
Sarah Waulas
Lindale
Ogether
Waulus
George
Violators of Liquor Laws Denied Stores
A fragment notes enforcement of a new ordinance restricting liquor sales with stores to be denied licenses as authorities prepare to enforce the law. It references a council or city actions and limited details about implementation and penalties.
Mary C Snyder 30 Succumbs at Avon
Mary C. Snyder, age 30, died at Avon. The obituary notes the death and last address, with no additional details provided in the readable text.
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Mary C. Snyder
Avon
Governors Conference Seeks Unified Prohibition Codes
Federal prohibition authorities plan a governors conference in Washington to seek a unified set of state enforcement provisions. Proposals include making buyers as liable as sellers, a padlock mechanism to close violative venues, penalties for forged permits, destruction of evidence, and tougher penalties for home brew devices and weapon possession by violators. Ohio leads the push toward national conformity to strengthen eighteenth amendment enforcement.
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Washington
Conference of Governors
Harding
Federal Prohibition Unit
Roy Haynes
Ohio
Tornado Strikes Pineville Area Leaving Dead and Injured
Report from Alexandria to International News Service cites 21 dead and about 100 injured from a Pineville tornado with extensive property and crop damage. The cyclone swept from Alexandria, leveled houses, uprooted trees, and damaged a new Pineville athletic college building amid heavy rain and hail.
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Alexandria
Pineville
International
W. M. Ake
New Orleans
Ned River
Athletic College
Lousiana T Troon
Lancaster Head Removal Is Approved
In Columbia on April 5 the state welfare commission upheld the removal of W. F. Rowe as superintendent of the Industrial School, ending his tenure. The commission announced the action and named Harper to select Rowe’s successor.
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Lancaster
Columbia
W. Rowe
Industrial
Tper
Commission
Harper Selscta Rove
Two Huge Lions Keep Lorain From Sleeping
A muddled report notes a chaotic scene with lions in Lorain triggering fear and a noisy disturbance. The article mentions Schultz Bros and a court case with a $26,000 bail set for a defendant, and a judge or counsel involved.
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Egypt
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Kes
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Tord von
kh-Amen
Eahee
Alan Pose
Wall Street
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Herbert L. Wilson
Los Angeles
Wilson
Maz Wolfe
Doc Cook
Frederica Cook
Seymour E. J. Cox
Frederick A. Cook
Seymour EB. J. Cox
William
Loxdon
Warren
VALE
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Comers Point
Hardbureau
Tington
United States
Ferno Hate Effeiuls
Tani Jdriver
Aed
Robed Order
Nedia
Birmingham
Erie
Mintys Oarney
Robert Rice
Dohria
Nea
Oberlin
Laxewood
Jonarey
Apr
Donahey
Herrick
Metropolitan Brick Co
Canton
Wooster
State Welfare Department
Welfare Department
North Carolina
Lorats
Schultz Bros
Lions
Oso
Prisom
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