Texas Freight Terminal Goes Underground in Dallas
Dallas March 2 AP a pioneering freight terminal is near completion with four units forming a single building complex. Trains will enter via an underground tunnel beneath the business district, with five tracks feeding a central tower and individual docks for tenant companies. The $5,000,000 project includes offices display rooms cold storage and general warehousing.
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Dallas
Texas
United States
Santa Fe
Packing House Company
Sfourth
Brooklyn Terminal
New York
Fortune Vanished as Mrs O'Brien Loses Fleischmann Estate
New York reports Mrs. dhv O'Brien widow of Julius Fleischmann loses a fortune that could have reached 50 million. Fleischmann died in 1925 leaving his estate to his children, while O'Brien kept jewels and stock from the marriage and a separate plan to gain the fortune failed.
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Dhv O'Brien
Julius Fleischmann
Varis
O'Brien
Fleischmann
Julius Fleischmann, Jr
Louise F. Yeizer
Cincinnati
O’brien
Peg Way
le “Mae Murray
Irene One
Just Right Breaks 52-Year Turf Record at Tia Juana
San Diego reports Just Right a six year old gelding won the marathon claiming handicap at Tia Juana with a 2 3/4 mile time of 4 50 3 5, shattering Hubbard's Saratoga mark from 1873 by nearly eight seconds while carrying 98 pounds.
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San Diego
Tia Juana
Just Right
Hubbard
Saratoga
Bible Plays Role in Inauguration
Washington March 2 AP tradition holds the Bible kiss seals a president’s oath. The clerk of the Supreme Court provides a new Bible, with four presidents using special texts such as Grant Isaiah II 2 3 and Harding Micah 6 8.
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Washington
United States
Haly
Coolidge
Supreme Court
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McKinley
Capitol
Harding
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Masons
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Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Harrison
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Taft
Wilson
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Forty Years Ago I Remember
A reader recalls Osdick California in older times with vivid contrasts to today. He notes cheap food prices and long workdays, simple pleasures, limited women's roles, early hotel rates, and rural family life centered on the Bible and family albums.
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Tribune
Osdick
California
Days of excess and change in a turbulent era
The passage notes widespread leisure and vice from gambling to concerts, fashion shifts, and social upheaval. It blames high costs on Republicans, cites prohibition era tensions, and hints at race tragedy and rapid cultural shifts shaping daily life.
Psych tests cut cab accident rate in Chicago study
Taxicab accidents fell 34 percent over eight months after psychological tests were given to prospective drivers. The tests at a local company were designed by Professor A J Snow of Northwestern University and reviewed by a delegation of state legislators.
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Chicago
A. J. Snow
Northwestern University
Mitchell defends publication of aviation articles without war dept approval
Brigadier General Mitchell testifies he did not disobey orders in publishing aviation articles, claiming he sought and obtained permission from his superior officer and that the President approved, though war department officials dispute whether formal consent was given before publication.
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Mitchell
Weeks
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House Aircraft Committee
Lampert
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Saturday Evening Post
Oer
Air Service
The
Coolidge
Patrick
Army Air Service
General Patrick
White House
Boxing bout earns national attention in Pocatello
The Virgil Sparks versus Teddy Gartin twelve round boxing match at the Auditorium theatre in Pocatello is listed in the U S Press Association calendar as a notable national event. The bout is highlighted under Today's Calendar of Sports, Boxin g, and is carried by newspapers nationwide.
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Teddy Gartin
Auditorium Theatre
Pocatello
Public Platform Disliked by Dawes and President
Washington March 2 AP an ad version to public speaking is one of the characteristics of the administration to be inducted into office Wednesday with the inauguration of Calvin Coolidge as president and Charles A Dawes as vice president Neither President Coolidge nor Mr Dawes regards himself as an orator and both dislike the public platform The article notes Coolidge few speeches in White House and Dawes no speeches since election and possible May trips to Texas Minneapolis St Paul and other cities for brief talks while Coolidge plans to tour Texas and the Norse American centennial in June with Dawes remaining cautious
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Mar
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Coolidge
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White House
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Patutie
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Brant
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West
Harding
Investment versus speculation rules for prudent growth
The text contrasts investing and speculating across fields, arguing investors succeed with safer, constructive outcomes while speculation risks losses. It warns untrained individuals face criminally risky behavior and stresses the value of expert investment advice for safety and long term gains.
Wheat Climbs as Markets Rebound on U.S. Stocks
Chicago March 2 AP Wheat futures rose early above 2 a bushel on a day of mixed moves. May delivery traded near 2.00 while July hit a fresh season high. spring buying and profit taking produced rapid shifts. Corn and oats also edged higher after opening mixed, with corn near 1.365 and oats rising.
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Chicago
Mar
Ye Deeline
Chicago March hog and cattle market report
Hogs receipts 49 000 with slow light and slaughter hogs though top at 12.70. Cattle receipts 21 060 with better steers and yearlings, steady demand on shipping, best yearlings 11.76 and good heavy weights around 11.40. Sheep receipts 25 000 with fat lambs steady to strong, ewes 16.00 to 10.25, lambs to ship 18.00 to 18.10.
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Hog and cattle market report from Omaha and Weangees City
Hog receipts 13 560 with prices mostly 15 25c higher for 200 to 360 pound butchers top 12.50. cattle receipts 500 with better fed steers steady, cows and stockers mixed. sheep and lambs receipts 15 000 with lambs steady to higher and heavier ewes around 9.50. Hog shipments in Weangees City 9 500 with prices 20 to 80c higher, top 12.55, bulk 11.95 12.50.
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Omaba
Omaha
Mar
Weangees
Hog and cattle market report from St Joseph Mo
Hogs receipts 16 000 up 25c top 12 55 bulk 11 90 12 45. Cattle 3 000 steady bulk steers 8 75 top 10 50 cows and heifers 3 50 9 60 calves 6 00 10 00 stockers and feeders 5 00 8 00. Sheep 1 500 irregular lambs 16 00 158.00.
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Chicago Butter Prices Rally on Creamery Grades
Chicago market notes show butter prices rising with creamery extras at 44 and standard 43, extra firsts 42 percent, firsts 41 percent with seconds at 36 to 37 dollars. Receipts reach 21 982 cases as buyers seek ordinary firsts at 25 dollars.
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Chicago
Mar
Investigation urged into Standard Oil dissolution decree
The Federal Trade Commission recommended a Department of Justice inquiry into the results of the Standard Oil dissolution decree. The report to the Senate notes former members now act less cohesively yet some dominate territories and influence crude oil and gasoline prices in the midcontinent.
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Department of Justice
Standard Oil
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Coolidge
Commission
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Standard Oil Companies
New Jersey
California
Kentucky
Indiana
Prairie Oil Company
Standard Oil Group
Trammel
Florida
Moses
New Hampshire
Anesay
Trammell
Sugar Prices Steady in New York Trade
Raw sugar opened steady at 4.74 duty paid with no early sales reported. By midday prices showed 1 to 2 points firmer on covering and buying by commission houses. Refined sugar held at 6.00 to 6.10 for fine granulated with one refiner limited at 5.90. refined futures were nominal.
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New York
Bar silver and Mexican dollars report from New York
Market notes show bar silver at 684 and Mexican dollars at 5244 as of March 2 in New York trading. The brief lists values for precious metals and coinage without further context or movements.
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New York
Potato Market Highlights in Chicago Trade
Potatoes receipts 88 cars with total U S shipments 794 on Saturday and 24 on Sunday. Market shows practically no early morning trading due to weather and too few gale conditions to establish a clear market.
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Chicago
Mar
U. S&s
Grain and commodity price readings from Chicago and New York
Chicago market reports show wheat and corn futures with mixed results including No 2 red wheat around 2.08 and No 2 hard near 1.97 to 1.98 while corn No 4 mixed sits around 1.1491 to 1.201. Rye and barley figures appear with smaller shifts and seed prices noted. New York curb prices close at 9:15 p.m. for Prairie Pipe Line 61 and Standard of Indiana 67 percent with other listings at Salt Creek 7 percent and Continental blank.
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Chicago
New York
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
Continental
New Bradford
Salt Creek
Washington Supreme Court Rules on Interstate Motor Licenses
The Washington Supreme Court held that the state cannot refuse licenses to operate interstate motor transportation on parts of the Pacific highway within state borders. The ruling was issued today in the Buck v director of public works case.
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Washington
State of Washington
Supreme Court
A. J. Buck
Director of Public Works
Fire destroys tank farm and house in Oklahoma loss estimated
A March 2 fire in Cushing Oklahoma burned out after consuming a 35 600 barrel crude oil tank and a nearby farm house on the Shaffer Oil and Refining company tank farm. The total loss was about 90000 dollars.
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Cushing
Okla
Shaffer Oil and Refining Company
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