Louisiana renewed ALN probe in Bastrop
March 76 Morehouse grand jury hears first important witness Mrs J A Inabnet identifies Newt Grey as a hooded gang member in the Watt Daniel and Thomas F Richards kidnapping. She admits identification despite embarrassment. Father of Watt Daniels sees questioning on deaths, old man beaten, watch linked to son. Grand jury process may delay results.
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Bastrop
J. A. Inabnet
Newt Grey
Watt Daniel
Thomas F. Richards
Morehouse Grand Jury
Snabnet
Newt “Grey
Grey
Watt Daniels
Inabnet
Richards
Lake la Fourche
Congress Probe Sought Into Cronkhite Dismissal
Officers and enlisted men of the eightieth division of the A E F demand a congressional probe of the enforced retirement of Maj. Gen. Adelbert Cronkhite, former commander.
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Congress
Cronkhite
Eightieth Division
Adelbert Cronkhite
Miner Aaron Stroth Dies After 75 Foot Fall Near Circle Hill
Aaron Stroth, 39, of Jackson County, fell 75 feet from a mine shaft at Circle Hill and died hours later. Two other miners Bert Wichman and George Cowen were badly hurt by slate falls and explosions but are reported improving. The dispatch notes a ceremony in Lima with city officials and civic leaders.
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Athens
Aaron Stroth
Jacksons Cound
Circle Hill
Bert Wichman
George Cowen
Greer Line Plans to Abandon Belt Line for Lorain
F W Wilson receiver of the Cleveland Columbus and Southwestern Ry seeks Lorain approval to remove the Oberlin avenue belt line tracks to finance West 21st street paving. The $50 000 project would end the belt line operation when the railroad’s franchise expires in June 1924 after sixteen years. Negotiations with Lorain Street Ry for takeover did not materialize.
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F. W. Wilson
Cleveland, Columbus & Southwestern Ry
Lorain
Oberlin Avenue
Green Line
West 21St Street
Wilson
Lorain Street Ry
Bootlegger Held as Alleged Killer of Hough Sleuth
Police hold a bootlegger as the alleged killer of Carl Mette the Tum sleuth shot to death in Cleveland. The suspect, arrested during Mette’s activities, reportedly confessed. The report notes U S eight dollars and dispatch about the Henderson en route to Panama with Secretary Denby and congressmen.
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Hough
Carl Mette
Tumsleuth
Cleveland
Mette
U. S
Henderson
Panama
Navy Wireless
Washington
Navy
Denby
Panama Bay
Cape Hatteras
Market Opens Irregular as Lima Locomotive Leads
The New York Stock Exchange opened irregular with dull trading. Lima Locomotive rose over one point while TU & Steel stayed about unchanged. American Woolen fell to 105 5-8 and Cosden Oil advanced 5-8 as Sinclair dropped 3-8. Railroad shares barely moved. In Cleveland, cattle receipts remained light and calves and sheep market showed slight gains. In Chicago, wheat and oats futures drifted lower while Liberty bonds posted mixed opens with various maturities quoted.
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New York
Lima
Baldwin
Studebaker
American Woolen
Cosden Oi
Sinclair
Wilson Dam Nears Completion as World Largest Power Plant
The Wilson dam in Munscie Shoals Alabama, claimed as the world largest drain, nears completion at an anticipated cost of 50 million dollars. It will exceed the Assuan dam in Egypt by 1,260,000 yards and generate a maximum power of 624,000 horsepower with eight turbines. A concrete bridge will provide a viewing access for spectators after completion.
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Wilson
Munscie Shoals
Ala
Uncle Sam
Assuna
Egypt
Glimpses of Uncle Joe Cannon and His Home
Fragmentary OCR hints at William B. Joe Cannon, longtime leader of the party, lobbying for President. Mentions his role in the House and party bloc, and notes on his years at Washington and his influence within the party.
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Joe Cannon
Nous
Fic GP
Cannon
Danville
Dickey Slated for Cabinet Post
Walter S. Dicacy and Hatang are named as candidates for cabinet positions in the upcoming appointments, with posts expected to be filled in the near future.
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Dickey
Piles Cure Time Mentioned for Quick Relief
An old notice discusses a treatment claim promising pile cure in four to fourteen days. It mentions an application method and a price point of 50 cents, with emphasis on topical use.
China Leads Foreign Students at Oberlin College
Oberlin College reports 1700 students with global representation from every U S state and territorial possessions along with twenty four foreign countries. China tops the foreign list with thirty four students followed by Japan with twenty six and Canada Great Britain Greece Italy Czecho Slovakia Arabia France Spain Germany South Africa New Zealand among others.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
United States
China
Japan
Canada
Great Britain
Greece
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Arabia
France
Spain
Germany
South Africa
New Zealand
Deputies Tied to Murders in Washington Parish Case
Murphy admitted some knowledge of the crime as two deputies, highly regarded in Washington parish, flee after a riderless horse linked to one deputy spurred a parish wide search. A large still rumored near the swamp prompted the hunt aided by bloodhounds national guardsmen and officials.
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Murphy
Louisiana
Washington Parish
Franklinton
Criminal Court
Riverside Notes from Pittsfield and Oberlin Area
Mar 7 Pittsfield local column notes births visits illness and events. A baby girl Francis Adelaide born to Mr and Mrs Joe Waite. Social visits include families from Elyria Wellington Ridgeville Oberlin and Cleveland with illness updates and a March 10 play at Oberlin Grange Hall titled Always in Trouble.
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Emma Burrell
Elyria
Oberin Grange Hall
Alb Star East
Ridgeville Grange
G. Widdowson
Gon Roland
Cleveland
B. C. Farrar
H. E. Bartlett
Walter Bullock
England
Ben Schubert
Elmer Schnubert
William Schubert
North Russia
Marvin Mosher
Canton
Chas. Hatlauer
Chas. Hallover
Rialto
Eva Murch
Wellington
Mable Parmeres
Oberlin
Erma Hollingsworth
Mercedes
Tenas
Clarence Stevens
Ada Sherburne
Walter West
Marrs Farrar
Lima man segment keeps union campaign area open claim
In Lima on March 7 a city commission assured a delegation of union men the labor council may operate without interference. A permit issued to organizer John O Gr ain and later revoked was reaffirmed. In Columbus officials invoke padlock provisions against liquor law violators, scaring establishments from reopening.
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Lima
PTR
Columbus
J. £. Rasigett
Ohio
First Woman Veterinary Surgeon in the United Kingdom
Misa Aleen Cust becomes the United Kingdoms first woman veterinary surgeon after earning a Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons diploma and ten years of practice. She is sister to Charles Cust, equerry to the King.
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Misa Aleen Cust
United Kingdom
Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
Charles Cust
Mir iam Morgen Paints Civic and Camera Exhibit Sign
Beginning atop the ladder of success art student Miss Miriam Morgen of Philadelphia paints a sign featuring a civic and camera exhibit. The work sits in progress as part of a public display.
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Miriam Morgen
Philafa
Cairat
Mg Civic
Naughty Gotham Doomed Phrase Repeats By Speaker
An unclear text fragment references Dr Cortland and a dire forecast for New York City with scattered words about Tremont, Sodom, and a potential end to dooms. The passage is fragmented and lacks coherent events or names to confirm a concrete report.
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Dr. Cortland
New York
Ge Corvand
Tremont Orran
Mother and Son Die in Prom Burn Blaze
A fire destroyed a home on March t in which a mother and her son died. Investigators are probing the cause and noting extensive smoke damage to the residence. The details of the occupants and the exact location were not fully clarified in the report.
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Prom
Women Legislators and Equality Bills Across Lands
Miss Ida M. Walker of Norton Kansas is one of three women in her state legislature and was elected vice-president of the Kansas Republican Club. Australia grants equal property rights to widows and single mothers, while Mexican wives in El Monte face school-mandate enforcement and jail threats for noncompliance.
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Ida M. Walker
Nortob Kansasa
Kansas Republican Club
Miss Walker
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Foresta
el Monte
Los Angeles
Lenandro Garza Leal
California
Senor Leal
Schooel
Steamship Erle Maru Grounded Near Cuba Reef
The Japanese steamship Erle Maru ran aground on Colorado Reef at the eastern end of Cuba with a reported position of 22.8 latitude and 84.50 west longitude, according to naval wireless station reports. In other dispatches from March 7, markets expect shoe prices to rise in summer. the Harding administration reports nearly 100,900 federal employees dismissed in two years. El Paso, Texas reports no quake damage. Munich authorities reveal a revolutionary plot with seven suspects not politicians arrested.
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Key West
Fla
Erle Maru
Colorado Reef
Cuba
Washington
Mrch
Harding
White House
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