Pershing Takes Charge In South American Dispute Settlement
March 31 dispatch outlines General John J. Pershing assigned to settle a long running ownership dispute over territories in South America. Amid diplomatic tensions the note to Secretary Kellogg seeks negotiation with Chile and Peru regarding Taena Arlea and Alsace style claims, with Washington watching closely.
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John J. Pershing
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Germany
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Intil Acensex Chile
Yne
Potter Must Stay Out Of Game For One Year
Secretary Farrell upholds no ban by N all Commission keeping Potter suspended a year from organized ball. Potters case centered on former president Mike Serrion of the Senior League Club, with appeal and mayoral involvement noted in the report.
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Farrell
N All Commisaian
Persidant
KG. Rother
Wayneshore Cli
Ulogade Jy
Matthews Taal
Justamen
Cordlig Oq
Mike Serrion
Stinor League
Fotler
Fara
Alleged auto thieves held in county case
George Zelaler and George Rhodes were committed to jail in default of $100 bond charged with the theft of Roland Caver's automobile. Their case will come before the May Grand Jury. The men were given a hearing before Justice Bower yesterday. Authorities believe they are members of a gang that recently stole a large number of cars in the county.
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George Zelaler
George Rhodes
Roland Caver
Ibis Elly
Justice Bower
Thel Wien
Skin grafted on back of 6 year old girl after accident
Susan Jane Souter a six year old girl, daughter of Mr. Stra Nathan Soud era, underwent a successful skin grafting operation at Washington County Hospital Tash Priilay. The three inch wound on her back was covered by graft taken from her leg. The procedure was required after an accidental injury refused to heal.
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Susan Jane Souter
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Nathan Soudera
Freemont Street
Uderwent
Washington County Hospital
Tash Priilay
Robbers Loot Gotham Hotel Safe in New York
New York March 31 robbers looted the Gotham Hotel safe taking money and valuables. A guest from Tilt room assisted a companion. the clerk and staff faced a revolver as two more robbers appeared. The incident disrupted bystanders and guests. A birth notice and a local store sale item follow in the same column.
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New York
Revate
Penny Educators Demand Original Budget Restored
In Harrisburg educators from across Pennsylvania gather to press for restoring the original budget as the Senate Appropriations Committee and General Appropriations bill face action. House and Senate debates fuel alarm over school funding cuts, with governors and officials trading charges amid stalled State education finance.
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Penny Educators
Sarrisburg
Senate
House
Elmont
Endare
Williamsport Subscribes Threaten 10 Cent Phone Rates
Indignation over a doubled 10 cent long distance call rate to Hagerstown led Williamsport residents to convene at Town Hall. A 10 member committee will meet C. & P. Telephone officials to seek relief, as residents push to preserve cheaper local service and oppose removal of phones. Walter Decker returns as manager of the Cuy Opera House.
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Williamsport
Hagerstown
Town Hall
C. & P. Telephone Company
Wihscvihara
Llanhonas
Joshua Lang
Tate
Walliamsport
Poliic Service Commission
Williamsport Vontt Hall
Mark Muller
Y L
Frank T. Goddard
A. J. Toffman
MP. Gower
A. W. McCardell
G. A. Miller
Lester Colvis
Edward ©. Douh
J. W. 1Efevre
H. M. Hellaint
Flays Store For Selling Canned Heat
A Cumberland shop was criticized by Magistrate Bruce after a hearing into the sale of canned heat to men at a drunken party. One arrestee, Robert Piya, said he bought cans by the dozen and that shop staff asked how many he wanted. Investigators noted the case involved large quantities and questioned how the substance was to be used, linking it to illicit aims.
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Cumberland
Bruce
Robert Piya
Ona Atora
Steviff WeCllan Keine
Washington
Caity
Parole Hearing Sought for Mrs Mary Shank in Grandon Case
After a parole for a woman in the Grandon case, a petition for parole for Mrs Mary Shank will be sought within days. She has served most of five months of her sentence. A Baltimore home and a Frederick firm show interest in aiding her parole, the first offering an adoptive position upon release.
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Aha
Fifty Drown As Bridge Drops in German Flood Chaos
In Detmol Germany on March 31 a pontoon bridge collapse on the Upper River led to the drowning of fifty Ruletia walli troops. The disaster caused many others to slip into the river as floodwaters rose. Elsewhere in England a separate flood report from March 30 notes rising waters at Vantage Pit with 69 workers entombed and rescue efforts underway.
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Detmol
Germany
Weaer
Hope Sew Castle
England
Salera
Moller Motor Case Over Baby Death Seeks Damages
A Philadelphia case seeks 23000 damages after a baby died when struck by a patrol automobile on the sidewalk. Moller, a local manufacturer, is named as defendant. the baby’s death occurred in September 1421 and is detailed on coroner records and witness testimony.
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Moller Wan
Philadelnille
Casa
Faby
Aldawalk
Mailer
Ellie
Postpone Hearing for Ex Auctioneer in Smithsineg Case
The hearing of IL Clay Aaker, a farmer and ex auctioneer from Smithsineg, arrested Thursday night on charges involving a vernal knowledge accusation against Naomi Math of Amod 13 near Waynesboro, Ph, was postponed until Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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IL Clay Aaker
Smithsineg
Naomi Math
Amod
Waynesboro
Wreck in Russia Claims Fifty Lives Near Moscow Station
Moscow reports fifty dead after a head on crash of two suburban trains near Kaginaky station. Ambulances rushed to the scene as rescuers searched for the injured. The accident occurred in the early hours, with fatalities confirmed and emergency responders mobilized.
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Moscow
Coolidge Sr Birthday Observed in Prymouth News
Fragmentary OCR reports a birthday event for Coolidge Sr with scattered names and phrases. The readable text mentions Prymouth and references to notable figures, a ceremonial corner, and a presidential context, but details are unclear.
Withdraw All Objections to Local Busses
Special to Mall reports a Baltimore hearing March 31 19 involving the Alweidge Venaspir ation Company. Officials discuss routes from Higerstown downtown Dielti to Pentaylvazis and whether a permit denial is warranted. General Manager Jal Ner of United notes potential conflicts with Ktreok war operation and mentions Randallatown concerns.
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Baltimore
Denne
Alweidge Venaspiration
Hengerda Ube Xido
Randallatown
Jury Selected to Decide Girl's Sanity in San Francisco
In San Francisco Harel 41 oversees jury selection to determine the sanity of 16 year old Elingson for a murder case. The panel of 12 men and women began this week, with deliberations to proceed after a temporary suspension during the inquiry into the defendant's mental state.
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San Francisco
Harel
Nore
Elingson
Har
Wenrldone
Norve Ayrack
Glia
Mother Will Force Youth to Tell All
Chicago March 31 The defense cites moral suasion by an aged mother who says her boy fled to cast doubt on the confession in the murder case against William D Shepherd. Co defendant Charles G Koch says his son lied. Koch recalls details, Patterson confesses, and Clark blamed. Local audience heard evangeliast Dr We Birderwolt broadcast from WMAQ tonight.
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William D. Shepherd
Waukegan
Wrana
Mitt Kook
Shephens
Charkes G
Son
Shepherd
Koch
Patini
Clark
Hat Palman
Patan
William Nelson McCintock
Witeh
New England Rivers Over Banks Amid Floods
Boston reports rivers in northern New England running well above banks as floods intensify. Five people drowned in a capsized boat near Cilekopos while rescue efforts continued and workers at Lawrence faced layoffs as the Merrimack rose.
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Boston
Sivera
New Eaginnd
Lawrence
Bank clearings fall in March by about 44 percent
A statement from the Hugeratowndearspring Wot shows March bank clearings declined about 44 percent from the same period last year. Yearly clearings totaled $151,410,23, lower than the prior period.
Fearful Poland Soviet clash over two crimes
Report from Warsaw describes mounting tension as two alleged crimes spark threats between Poland and the Soviet Union. It notes executions by Polish and Soviet authorities, with prisoners exchanged at the border and a conflict risk rising amid harsh sentences.
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Soviets
Warsaw
Vatu
Torjunt
Aginski
Jan Wiheern Klowicz
Poller
Muraszio LJ
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