Tornado kills fifteen in Gowen Oklahoma damage widespread
Reports from Hartshorn indicate 12 to 16 people died as two tornadoes struck Gowen Oklahoma about 20 miles east of here last night. More than 40 injured, about 40 homes destroyed, communications from Gowen disrupted. In Sulphur another tornado caused one death six injuries and about 100000 in damages. The tornado leveled the Court House and many homes on the west side.
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Child Saved By Faithful Dog in Maryland woods
In Allegany County Maryland on March 14 a 3 year old boy disappeared from home overnight. The child was found by a neighbor’s dog near the Layng home in Gave Pitt after dawn. The boy said the dog kept him warm and hugged his hands to sleep. he was then led home by James Keller. The boy’s mother said the fog and night caused the scare and the dog helped him survive. In a separate note thieves raided Harry S. Rouskulp’s farm stealing his pet chicken that had been trained to eat from his hand.
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Gave Pitt
Allegany County
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Familly
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Harry S. Rouskulp
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Wrangel Backed by French and American Oil Interests
Reports from Soviet officials say French and American oil interests back Baron Wrangel in a plan to attack the Baku oil fields if the Genoa Conference fails to reach a Russia accord. Wrangel, hostile to Soviet rule, has arrived in Belgrade with about 90,000 former soldiers who fled Russia via Turkey after his last offensive was crushed in Crimea.
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Baku
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Belgrade
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Turkey
Crimon
Four-Power Pact Supporters to Win Senate Skirmish
United Press reports that supporters of the four power Pacific treaty will win the first Senate skirmish as Senator Robinson's amendment to the treaty is expected to be rejected. The vote, set for late today, will test the administration's advantage and the strength of treaty opponents in the upper chamber. The outcome hinges on the debate held after four hours of discussion with Democratic and Republican lines shaping the expected result.
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Wilson Foundation Seeks Small Donation in Hagerstown Area
A brief appeal in late 19th century style asks residents of Hagerstown and surrounding county to contribute about $80 to meet the Wilson Foundation quota. The notice urges those who have not yet given to fulfill their share, mentioning local organizers and the need to support community work and projects in the county.
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Wootrow Wilson Foundation
Hagerstown
William T. Hemikter
Washington
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Murder Victim and His Daughter in New Jersey Home
John T. Brunen, a showman, was found dead at his Riverside, New Jersey home beside a window. Hawie, a friend of William Desmond Taylor, was named in connection with the case as investigators pursue leads.
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Alata
Hazal Brunen
John” Brunen
Riverside
St & Moyle
Government Vows Steps to Shield Public From Coal Profiteers
Washington report says extreme measures will protect public buildings from coal profiteers during a strike. Officials claim 65 million tons could surface early next year and non union mine production will stay priced as now. Experts note steel industries hold enough fuel to last 50 days post April 1 if supply is cut off. Utilities are said to have 42 days of supply and other consumers 24 days.
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Washington
Lueauey
Jto
Harding May Decide On The Bonus Today
Washington dispatch says President Harding may send a definite position on the soldier bonus bill to Speaker Fordney and the Ways and Means Committee. Rumors place the decision as imminent from the president’s Florida vacation setting, with administration leaders pressing for a veto or approval.
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Wage Scale Committee Again Busy in New York Meeting
Forty members of the Wage Scale Committee of the Anthracite miners branch of the United Mine Workers met in New York City. President Lewis was not expected until the evening, represented by Vice-President Murray. Thomas Kennedy presided as acting chairman for District No. 7. The group planned to finalize plans for a talks with operators tomorrow afternoon. Weather and seasonal notes accompany the report.
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Lewis
United Mine Workers
Murray
Toflay
Thomas Kennedy
Belief Grows Gartrell Dead Belief Grows Gartrell Dead
Belief grows that Harvey Gartrell died by suicide after the murder of Arta Iris Jenkins at her grandparents home in Bucketystown. Despite photos broadcast, no sighting of Gartrell has been confirmed, with officers and officials maintaining vigilance as theory persists he escaped.
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Arta Iris Jenkins
George W. Hesa
Harvey Gart
Gartroll
Hell
Receivers Appointed For Shaffer-Faber Co
Receivers Eline B. Hardy Robert H. McCauley Samuel B. Loose and Lloyd K. Harshman were appointed to close out Shaffer-Faber Co. assets. Appraisers are assessing stock. mortgage foreclosure on April 11 will sell real estate. John K. Baker managed the business since December amid partnership accounting requests.
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John K. Baker
Girl Injured Roller Skating Near Home
Misa Leona Kipp, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Klipp of 146 High Street, was badly hurt Sunday afternoon after falling on pavement. She broke her left arm and suffered a dislocation, received treatment, then returned home to be confined for several weeks.
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William J. Klipp
Lewis Confers With Davis on Impending Coal Strike
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers conferred with Secretary of Labor Davis on the threatened coal strike set for April 1. The possibility of negotiating a national conference with bituminous operators was discussed.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Davis
Burgess Names His Committees In Williamsport Council
Williamsport's new town Council last night organized with William J. Taylor as Burgess and Edward Cowley elected clerk. The council approved committees: Streets John A Conley Harry Whasinger R A Poffenberger. Favements Charles Hare Norman Grove Upton C Norris. Binance Harry M Whasinger Upton Norris R A Poffenberger. Applications from W T Share for policeman and John I Tiea for pollen fus tiga discussed but no action taken.
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Wiliam J. Taylor
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Sud Charles Harsh
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Cowley
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Beatt
Burgess Taylor
John A. Conley
Harry Whasinger
R. A. Poffenberger
Charlas Hare
Norman
Grove
Upton C. Norris
Binance
Harry M. Whasinger
Upton
Norris
R. A. Pofenberger
W. Ti. Share
John I. Tiea
Ulster Parliament 18 Opens With King's Speech
Ulster Parliament 18 opened today with the reading of the King's speech. George VI proclaims measures to extend powers for crime prevention and governance.
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Ulster Parliament
George
Railroad Shops Strike Hits Dunmore Over Wage Cuts
Three hundred Erie Railroad Company workers at Dunmore plan to quit this afternoon after the company refused to cancel its contract with Meadville Machinery Company. Workers accuse Meadville of wage cuts and provoking union hostility.
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Walted Preagog
Bcranton
Erie Railroad Company
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Meadville
Railroad Shops To Be Contracted Amid Wage Cuts
Union leaders suspend action until tonight's meeting at 7 90 o'clock at the Court House. Western Maryland and other railroads plan to lease shops and maintenance departments, cutting wages for workers while foremen salaries rise. The policy aims at economy, with unions awaiting the board's likely stance on the contracting plan and possible ripple effects across the industry.
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Court House
Maryland
Ehopd
Dickson Construction and Repair Company
Tha Ahopa
Thamare
Western Maryland Railroad
F. H. Honeman
Federated Shop Crafts
Plans For Red Revolution In New York City May Day
New York March 4 Plans for a Red revolution in York City on May Day are under investigation after a hazardous device accident fatally harmed Picula an east side anarchist. Police seized radical documents from Picula room and authorities were furnished with evidence of a planned May 1 uprising. Radical leaders are known to have organized plans with LW and Communist elements to mobilize the city's unemployed for a demonstration on May 4.
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New York
York City
Picula
Picule
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Clin ic talks in Hagerstown under Dr Thompson visit
Dr Charles B Thompson from the State Mental Hygiene Department visited Hagerstown to discuss clinics. He conferred with Dr Rich Norment and Walter W Ramee about arranging citywide clinics and using state support to place a qualified person in the city.
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Stata Mental Hygiene -Scetatr
Baltimore
Magerstoynyterday
Rich Norment
State By of Health
Walter W. Ramee
Hagerstown
Cluthia City
Geratown
Thompson
de. Thompson
Daltinoxe
Mt. Warner Arave Range
Insulted Woman. Gets Three Months In Prison
Albert L. Claggett of Washington D. C. faced three months in the House of Correction for accosting Mrs Frank in a public place. The incident involved Dr A Leo Tramili and Mrs Franklit of Botas RL Manthonasr, with witnesses including several local residents. The case concluded with Craddock delivering the sentence.
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