Robbers Strike Homes of Strouse and Lowenstein
Thieves broke into the Strouse residence on Dauphin's Way and into Mrs. Louis Lowenstein at 960 Government Street, stealing jewelry valued in the thousands. A glass pane was broken, arms and a locked armoire were involved, and detectives reported no tangible lead yet.
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Louis Lowenein
Alex Strouse
Dauphin
Waynd Avenue
Cambia
Strouse
Lowenstein , Els
Terper
Final Day at Race Track Promises Spirited Closures
Today marks the final day of an eleven day meeting at the Fair Grounds. Racing officials expect a strong crowd as customers back a strong program. The feature mile and 70 yard race pits L Hammell Purse contenders Glabela Magician and Last Effort in a likely battle before the judge's stand.
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L. Hammell
Glabela
Magician
New Charge Against AA Railroads at Mobile Protested
The Interstate Commerce Commission barred a proposed handling charge for pulling freight to ship-tackle at Mobile ports and other Gulf locations. Hearings led by Examiner McQuillan drew protests from Mobile Chamber of Commerce rep Ki G Cobb and Southern Hardwood Traffic Association's J J Martin. Railroads have until May 1 to restore old practices. hearing also addressed wharfage and port handling charges in Gulf and South Atlantic ports with state official W H Armbrecht to appear.
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Mobile
Interstate Commerce Commission
McQuillan
Ki. G. Cobb
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Martin
Southern Hardwood Traffic Association
The
Commerce Commission
South Atlantic
Gulf
W. H. Armbrecht
State Harbor Commission
North Atlantic Seaboard
Professors Say Filet Mignon Is Part Girls Attire
Cincinnati March 31 Undergraduates at the University of Cincinnati tease faculty after a questionnaire showed philosophy professors favor slang current events and modern drama. Students describe items as up to date and even discuss a note about “the favorite American sport for getting money.”
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Tors
Wes
Six Krupp workers killed as German force opposes French
Berlin reports six Germans dead and twenty injured in Essen when workers resisted French troops moving to occupy Krupp works. French machine guns fired as officers urged duty. Later updates claim more casualties and broader Ruhr disruption.
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Berlin
Krupp
Essen
Kisasen
Casuios
Clushee
Ruhr
Krupps Anders Ud
Sinc Wesen
Bride of Movie Star Denies Estrangement Rumors
New York report quotes Jalyn Miller wife of Jack Pick denying separation rumors. She says they had few quarrels, gossip fuels speculation, and she remains happy loving him as on wedding day.
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New York
Jalyn Miller
Jack Pick
Jack
Confession May Shed Light On Wall Street Bomb Mystery
Los Angeles reports that Herbert Wilson, a convicted murderer and alleged bank robber, confessed to designing and manufacturing the bomb used in the September 17, 1920 Wall Street explosion. Officials expect further disclosures as federal investigators pursue additional details and potential co conspirators.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Herbert Wilson
Wall Street
New York City
Wilson
Locreles
Gro
Spe
Angeles
Gove
W. J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation of the
Ment of Justice
Bae
Poland
Herbert Cox
New York
Miami
Burns
Aey
Williamed
Payna
Wan Woman Held After Police Arrest
Casey a 36 of New York and Elizabeth Ennett of 1321 Lyons Street were held on bond after morning arrests at the woman’s home. The recorder ordered them held for possible state authorities. Police testified the house was to be used for immoral purposes. Casey said he had been robbed. the woman denied it.
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Casey
New York
Lizabeth Ennett
Lyons
Burt
O'Shaugnessy
Manchester
England
Planes On Last Leg After Long Journey
The De Havilland Army planes that reached Miami yesterday head to Bolling Field Washington for the official end of their 356 mile flight. Two planes departed Miami for Camp Nar, North Carolina, and Daytona, arriving last night. The remaining squadron plans Easter activity in Savannah and Langley Field before arriving at Bolling Field on Tuesday.
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Miami
Fla
Savannah
Bollingfeld
Washington
de Haviland Army
R. K. Stoner
Camp
N. C
McDonald
Daytona
Ion
Langley Field
Arive
Bolling Field
Police Seek Wanted Man Caldwell Amid City Search
Police and deputies pursue a man known as Arg Caldwell linked to the attorney general’s office. County Solicitor Bart B. Chamberlain notes Caldwell faced as a suspect, while officers demand the release of John from county jail serving sixty days. Caldwell reportedly fled the city.
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Tives
Arg
Caldwell
Ey Generals
Antor
Bart B. Chamberlain
Ike Kruse
John Kruse
Enact
John
Cald
Man Held on Grand Larceny Charge in Oakdale
Proceedings for aey bail in a grand larceny case show Marshall Batty held on 500 bond, later reduced to 360, at 10 o clock before A Grayson. Batty returned to county jail. Lyman residing in Oakdale charged with stealing a number of articles from his home.
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Marshall Batty
A. Grayson
Batty
Lyman
Oakdale
Weather Forecast for Alabama and Nearby Areas
Forecasts indicate heavy frost in central regions with killing frost possible tonight. Expect cooler temperatures southward with fair skies and gradual warming toward morning, light frost along the coast.
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Shington
Alabama
Pfair
Fpfair
Frost Expected For Mobile Easter Morning
The weather bureau forecast a 43 degree low with probable frost for Mobile on Easter Sunday. A warm afternoon is forecast later as temperatures rise, but gardeners are advised to protect young vegetation from frost damage this opening spring day.
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Mobile
Weather Bureau
Tankers to be Repaired in Mobile Harbor
Four tankers tied up in Pensacola Harbor will be brought to Mobile for repair and return to service. Oil aboard will be pumped into concrete storage vessels as tugs move the first tanker to Mobile today.
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Pensacola
Mobile
Shipping Board
Fort
Hokey
Rebate Granted on Sawmill Shipment from Meehan Junction
The Interstate Commerce Commission grants a refund of 508 dollars plus interest to Turner Supply Company for an overcharge on a three year old shipment of sawmill machinery from Meehan Junction. The petition had been under consideration by the I C C for several months.
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Turner Supply Company
Meehan Junction
Interstate Comrece Commission
Holy Saturday Mass Observed by Local Churches
Local Catholic churches held Holy Saturday services with a 10 30 o clock mass led by Bishop Edward P. Allen. A special musical service took place at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.
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Edward P. Allen
Desi Ae Eerpon
Sam Ngstelling
Cathedral of the
Ac Conception
Man Admits Guilt On Prohi Charge
Paul Krouse of New Orleans and 8S F Ross of Montt Canada were arrested at a race track on a prohibition violation. Krouse pleaded guilty in the inferior criminal court and was fined 191 dollars and costs or 50 days. he paid the fine. He testified that Ross had no connection with two cases of whiskey found near a stable where the men planned to sell it at 50 cents a drink.
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Paul. Krouse
New Orleans
F. Ross
Montt Canada
Sherif Black
Hudoff
Inferior Criminal Court
Krouse
Ress
Automobile Plant Destroyed by Fire in Pittsburgh
The wagon and automobile construction plant of G. A. Schnabel & Sons and several nearby buildings burned this morning in Pittsburgh. Damage is estimated over $200,000. Twelve firefighters were trapped briefly by a wall but rescued, and the blaze covered the block between 24th and 25th streets before being controlled by 8 o'clock.
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Pittsburgh
G. A. Schnabel & Sons
Congressman Smith Dead in Michigan
Charlotte Michigan March 31 Congressman J M C Smith 76 of the third Michigan district died here last night of heart disease He had been in ill health for several months and had taken little part in affairs in Washington for more than a year He was elected last November to his seventh term in the House
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Charlotte
Mich
Michigan
Hearst may buy Baltimore papers in major deal
Announcement expected on the sale of the Baltimore American and Baltimore News to William Randolph Hearst. The American is a morning paper and the News its evening edition. Fuditor & Publisher pegged the price at at least 4 million dollars.
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New York
Baltimore
American
the News
Frank A. Munsey
William Randolph Hearst
The
News
Fuditor
Tedaxy
Harding Weeps While Talking To Blind Kids
President Harding, visiting the Florida state school for the deaf and blind, postponed golf to greet more than 300 students. He spoke of his special interest in blind and deaf children and thanked staff and pupils, tearing up as he left and shook hands with each child.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Harding
Florida State School For the Deaf
Tam
Washington
Herbert Felkel
Demurrers Overruled In Chapman Case
Judge Safford Berney overruled demurrers in the Chapman case concerning a statutory offense in the death of Mary Aileen Katanaugh. The state faced invalid indictments. new grand juries declined to repeat charges against Flor ida Lathrop, a trained nurse. Numerous witnesses, including about a dozen physicians, were summoned.
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Safford Berney
T 'Bhd Adnate
Pman
Ehar
Mary Ailéen Katanaugh
Oeal
Weingase
Florida Lathrop
Kavaneugh
Prisoners Saw Bars Of Cell In Escape Attempt
Police report says about ten inmates confined in the white bull ring at headquarters almost fully sawed through two steel bars in an escape bid. The attempt was discovered by Night Turnkey Clark and two men face charges of attempting to escape as police investigate.
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Clark
New Pact Reached On Wheat Growing Cooperation
Kansas City March 31. Officials of United States Grain Growers Inc and American Wheat Growers Inc announced a non competitive marketing arrangement for wheat. The plan divides the country into districts for cooperative selling and coordinates activities, with mutual terminal market facilities and limits on cross territory marketing.
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Kansas City
United States Grain Growers, Inc
American Wheat Growers, Inc
United States
Workers to Receive Large Wage Increase in West Chester County
A new four day wage rise for building trades union workers in West Chester County raises daily pay from 8 to 9 dollars. The contract extends to July 1, 1924, and includes a half day Saturday and an eight hour workday on weekdays.
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New York
N. Y
West Chester County
Sneeze Causes Death In Texarkana Man
In Texarkana Texas March 31 doctors say a sneeze triggered a hemorrhage that led to the death of Robert D. Newton of Arkansas. He had bled for several days before arrival at the hospital where a blood transfusion failed to save him.
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Texarkana
Tex
Robert D. Newton
Ark
Newton
Murder Seen In Finding Of Army Officer
Army officer Lieut Charles D Clay of Leon Kentucky died last November in a quarrel at the Officers Club Red Wing inmate testifies a deserter claimed he shot Clay in a quarrel. General Pershing asked letters from Clays son be read by the war department. Deserter being hunted by Justice Department.
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Wort
Henry Clay
Clay
General Pershing
Department
Red Wing
Minn
Department of Justice
War Department
Adjutant General
Pershing
Fort Snelling
War Talk Reignites in Angora Over Peace Note
Turkish extremists vow war if the allied note becomes official. With the text not yet published, fears grow that the war party will mobilize before Angora’s assembly examines the document. Deputy Tali Chukni Bey from Trebizond reportedly vanished amid political turmoil in the house.
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Constantinople
Angola
National Assembly
Angora
Tali Chukni Bey
House of Deputies
Trebizond
Es Party
Ashly
Reouf Bey
Aviators Fail In Endurance Fight
Dayton March 31. Lieut. John A. Macready and Oakley G. Kelly, in Army transport T-2, landed at Wilbur Wright Field after seven hours fifty three minutes and 527 miles due to engine trouble. Mechanics suspect pre ignition as cause as the airplane completed a late lap before landing.
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Dayton
Oteaita Court
Vee Field
Wedding Roll Call of Vet Increases
A 73 year old Civil War veteran, Cha W. Davis, is the subject of a police roll call update. A letter from Brockwayville claims a marriage to a man who deserted her, and authorities in Rochester and Elmira issue warrants charging larceny related to disappeared money and valuables.
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Cha W. Davis
Brown
Brockwayville
Bois
Davis
Rochester Elmira
N. Y
Local papers finalize price increase across Springfield
In Springfield on March 31 the Union and the Springfield Daily announce a rise in paper prices from one to two cents, with some papers sticking to one cent for the next issue. The move signals a broader shift in newspaper pricing, though exact details vary by publication.
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Springfield
Mass
Dole, the
Union
Thean
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