Water leaks rip into great railroad bore under Rocky mountains
Denver officials confirm seepage into the six mile Moffat tunnel from a crater lake 1300 feet above the crest. The flow began February 15 at 1600 gallons a minute, declined to 261, then nearly emptied Crater Lake, with workmen undeterred and drains to be built to divert the water.
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Denver
Moffat
Six Mile
Rocky Mountains
Crater Lake
W. P. Robinson
State Moffat Tunnel Committee
Robinson
Periodicals show strong increase in 1922 earnings
Washington reports publishers of newspapers and periodicals earned 1.268 billion dollars in 1922, up 12.9 percent from 1921. Advertising receipts totaled 361.178 million and subscriptions and sales added that amount. Book and job printing output was valued at 738,227 dollars, up seven percent from 1921.
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Washington
United States
Dawes' Terrier Takes A Ramble In Dawes Home
Chicago reports a wire-haired fox terrier owned by General Charles G Dawes vanished from his Dawes residence as he prepared to take the vice presidency oath. Benson the family chauffeur appealed to police for help as the dog remained missing.
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Chicago
United States
Ling
Dutch Second Chamber Approves Washington Rum Treaty
The Hague March 5 The second chamber of the Dutch parliament approved the treaty signed in Washington to aid the United States in its fight against rum runners.
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Hague
Mar
Washington
Sun Yat Sen in Critical Condition in Peking
AP report from Peking notes no change in the condition of Sun Yat Sen after the January operation. The bulletin shows he remains in a fragile state with limited signs of improvement and ongoing medical monitoring.
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Sun
Peking
Sun Yat
China
Panamanian Indians Reach Accord After Revolt
Aboard the U S S Cleveland Panamanian authorities and Ban Blas chiefs sign a pact to resume pre revolt status and return seized rifles while allowing hunting shotguns. They may keep customs and dress and avoid mandatory schooling and attendance for other locals. No link found with explorer Richard O Marsh.
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Panama
U. S. S. Cleveland
Ban Blas
Richard O. Marsh
San Bilas
Paris Fashion Sends Skimpy Trunks Across The Ocean
New York reports Paris designers push shorter skirts and Paris makeup trends draw attention. European fashion editor Bertram Parker notes knee length skirts in Paris and New York fashion watchers compare styles seen on Olympic returnees. Nina Ruadina describes bold makeup with reddened ears and curled lashes.
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New York
Paria
Bertram Parker
Paris
Nina Ruidina
Master Hair Dressers’ Association
Death of Civil War veteran Charles H. Richards in Arizona
Charles H. Richards 79 a Civil and Spanish War veteran and one of a dozen soldiers who captured Henry Wirtz prison superintendent died at his winter home in Phoenix Arizona Relatives were informed today Richards attempted to enlist for World War I but was rejected His son Ike Rickards a Salt Lake City conductor for the Oregon Short Line railroad is noted as well known in Utah and Idaho and left for Nebraska after learning of his father’s death Richards held prominence in Nebraska Masonic circles.
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Falls City
Neb
Charles H. Richards
Henry Wirtz
Andersonville
Phoenix
Ariz
Rickards
Salt Lake City
Mar
Charles H. Rickards
Ike Rickards
Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Utah
Idaho
Nebraska
Claims match with Dempsey for Burke bout in July
Gan Francises March 5 AP report says Martin Burke 23 of New Orleans has been matched to fight champion Jack Dempsey in an eastern city within five months. Burke’s manager Lew Diamond announced with Jack Kearns’ sanction that bids are being sought for the bout, likely in July. The winner would then face Tommy Gibbons as part of Dempsey’s farewell run.
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Gan Francises
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Jack Dempsey
Lew Diamond
Burke
Diamond
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Kearns
Tommy Gibbons
Michione
Philadelphia
New York
Coolidge Recalls Nominees to Senate in Brief Nominations
President Coolidge sent to the Senate the nomination of Charles Beecher of Biskiges for attorney general, a failed confirmation from yesterday. He also sent New of Indiana to succeed as postmaster general, while other cabinet nominees were not included. Confirmation for New was reported immediate.
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Weakington
Coolidge
Senate
Charles Beecher
Biskiges
New
Indiana
Advacerie
Conlungy
Thomas W. Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. New
Shorty Russick Wins Saskatchewan Dog Derby
Bhorty Russick of The Pas Massede won the Saskatchewan dog derby covering the mile in 17 hours. Olin Sky of Ran Second finished 18 hours and Vernon Johnson, former winner, was third in 18 hours 21 minutes.
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Big River
Bhorty Russick
Pas
Massede
Vsa Olinsky
Vernon Johnson
Coolidge Will Hang Tight To His Program
Washington reports President Coolidge reaffirmed his pledge to serve the nation with a simple, day by day approach on the eve of his four year term. Vice President Dawes presided over the new senate as Kellogg joined the cabinet and Warren faced the attorney general vacancy. Everett Sanders was sworn in as secretary to the president amid ceremonies in Washington. Many visitors lingered to tour the capital while Govs and dignitaries prepared to depart after inauguration day. Coolidge’s first day carried the familiar rainless, springlike calm noted in prior inaugurations.
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Washington
Mar
Coolidge
Dawes
Senate
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Charles E. Hughes
William M. Jardine
Kansas
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Harlan F. Stone
Supreme Court
Everett Sanders
Indiana
C. Bascom Slemp
Andrew I. Goodhue
Northampton
Mass
Myre. Coolidge
John C. Coolidge
Harding
Plymouth
Calvin
Freide Ebert Buried in Heidelberg Germany
The body of Freide Ebert, president of the German republic, was laid to rest in Heidelberg after a sermon and Mass led by the Lutheran chaplain. Funeral train arrived amid sorrowful crowds as the escort militia led the procession through streets decked with trees to Berg cemetery. Shops closed for mourning.
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Meitobem
Freide Ebert
German Republic
Heidelburg
Lebert
Berlin
Enese
Berg
Probing Death of Denver Girl
Denver authorities awaited official disclosures on Hazel Blazer's death as an autopsy by Dr W S Dennis neared completion. The coroner may issue a verdict while defense hints at insanity in the case against her father Harold E Blazer, inventor, who is accused of causing her death.
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Denver
Colo
Hazel
Harold E. Blazer
Dennis
Shen
Cate
Gostor
Youngster Angered by Teacher Incident Noted
A youngster expressed strong anger toward a teacher, prompting school authorities to review the incident and ensure student safety. No further details on identity or location were provided in the readable text.
Oakland Youth Confesses Break-In and Theft
In Oakland California on March 5, a 13 year old named Earl Nino confessed to breaking into a teacher's home and cutting clothing valued at 750 dollars after being reprimanded by the teacher in front of classmates. Court officials pursue disposition of the case.
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Oakland
Calif
Tecay
Earl Nino
Stokes Testifies Wife Grabbed Knife Over Apartment Rent
W E D Stokes testified he was assaulted by Helen Elwood Stokes who chased him with a butcher knife when he refused the $25 000 year Riverside drive apartment offer. The alleged incident occurred in early 1916 after the birth of their second child at an apartment in New York. Stokes described entering about 530 pm and finding Mrs Stokes with Mrs Ethel Yerkes Connery present. The door was locked and he escaped via the kitchen as Mrs Stokes allegedly chased him with a knife. Mrs Stokes was not in court when he recounted the events but was expected to hear the rest of his testimony.
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Chicago
Mar
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
Stokes
West Seventy-second Street
New
Ansonia
Peratanes
Ting
Actors pinched jumping hotel bill in Des Moines
Hollywood troupe from the Movie Frolic was arrested on telegraphic information from Omaha on charges of jumping a hotel bill. Members include Anna May Wong Cullen Landis Ena Gregory Jackerty H L Tighe and J A Devaux the business manager. Devaux offered to remit the bill. the group had entertained Tuesday night.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Anna May Wong
Cullen Landis
Ena Gregory
Jackerty
H. L. Tighe
J.A. Devaux
Loca
Devaux
Evaux Laserte
Senate Republicans pick Moses for president pro tempore
Washington on March 5 1930 George H Moses of New Hampshire was selected by Senate Republicans as their candidate for president pro tempore to succeed Albert B Cummins of Iowa who did not seek renomination.
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Washington
Mar
George H. Moses
Newmpshire
Senate Republicans
Senate
Seater Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Vanderlip Recovering After Illness Amid Pneumonia Typhoid
Scarborough New York March 5 AP Greek A Vanderlip has been ill with pneumonia and typhoid fever. He is reported to be recovering and improving in health following the illness with rising signs.
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Scarborough
A. Vanderlip
Unclear OCR note on Clearwater county public utility member
Fragmentary record notes a designated individual from Clearwater county related to a public utility commission. Mention of a former senator is garbled and unreadable, yielding no clear names or dates.
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Tribune
Bios
Mar
Pale of
Refino
Ouse
Clearwater County
Diemy
T 'E Public Util Ee
Mprlonion
Fonater
Charles F
Benatoy
Ile
Session Aims at Cuba Treaty and Warren Nomination
Washington March 5 AP The new senate under Vice President Dawes ready to consider presidential nominations and proceed with business in a special session expected to last under a month The key items include action on Charles B Warren Michigan for attorney general and a dispute over committee removals of La Follette Brookhart Ladd and Frazier from standing committees The new administration faced questions over its procedural changes and time-saving methods during the inaugural session.
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Washington
Senate
Dawes
Isle of
Cuba
Republican Committee On Committees
Congress
Committee On Committees
la Follette
Brookhart
Iowa
Ladd
Frazier
North Dakota
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Ee F. Stone
Supreme Court
Is i Bgeas
Stock Market Opens With Broad Gains Amid Recovery
The market opened with strong volume as yesterday's rally continued. Industrials rose with Remington Typewriter and Bearsuck up five points, Maxwell Motors up 4, and American Locomotive hit a record 144 as buyers returned. About 1.7 million shares changed hands.
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New York
Baldwin
Canadian Pacific
United Asteol
Gary
Remington Typewriter
Bearsuck
Maxwell Motors
American Locomotive Company
Big Bell Rings After Fifty Years in Vienna
After fifty years of silence the 2 ton Growler bell at St Stephens church tower in Vienna is back in use. An electric striking apparatus was installed to sound the bell without risking the tower structure. The bell’s tones travel miles, sounding clear despite the near rumble at the tower.
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Vienna
Mar
St. Stephens
Trains Stop to Honor Clark in Lake City
Trains on the Galt Lake City route will pause at noon mountain time tomorrow to honor Clark, former U S marshal, with a moment of respect. Officials indicated the tribute will mark Clark’s service and dedication.
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Galt Lake City
al Loe
Galt Lake
Rieeel
Sisrk
U. S
Es Sale & Na
Saisie
Brother and Sister Marry as Cousins in Unseen Ceremony
A marriage license was filed in Cumberland today for Steve Balough aged 21 and Helen Balough aged 18. A telegram to authorities says the couple are siblings and cousins who wed by the Rev. Ney, pastor of the Second United Brethren Church. A Johnstown wife has asked police to detain them. they have not been seen since the ceremony.
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Cumberland
Steve Balough
Helen Balough
Johnstown
Ney
Second United Brthern Church
Pershing Arrives in Havana Heads Toward Memorial Dedication
General John J. Pershing arrived in Havana and rested after his journey. Attendees expect him to be out by Sunday for the Cuba government ceremony dedicating the Maine memorial monument.
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Pershing Beetter
Havana
Cuba
Aps
John J. Pershing
Maine Memorial
Kellogg Sworn In as Secretary of State in Vigetinaton
Frank B. Kellogg takes the oath as secretary of state succeeding Hughes. The ceremony at 0:30 a m was administered by Associate Justice Pierce Butler with Kellogg exchanging handclasps with Justice Butler and Secretary Hughes. An informal reception followed with guests and department officers present as Kellogg began his new duties.
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Frank B. Kellogg
Hughes
Pierce Butler
Supreme Court
Kellogg
Butler
Hushee
Pax Amer ica and Pax Romana cited in French commentary
Paris observers note similarities between a Pax Americana and the Pax Romana as the United States aims to world leadership, referencing President Coolidge's inaugural address while highlighting the absence of any mention of interallied debts by the U S government.
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Paris
Ris
United States
Coolidge
Bank raises discount rate to five percent
AP reports the bank's discount rate was increased to five percent on March 6. This move signals tighter credit conditions and likely affects lending costs for businesses and consumers.
Rubber Shoes Saved a Life
A near tragedy near Tomah Idaho described as rubber shoes saving a life when a worker’s rubber boots touched a live wire. Denning suffered severe burns, his brother W Denning removed the wire and called for help. He survived, though a finger may be burned off as recovery is expected. A harnessed horse died in the incident.
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Idaho
Dae Cate
Denning
Toma
W. den
Woman dies during cosmetic facial procedure in Hollywood
Police opened an investigation into the death of a woman who died yesterday in Hollywood while undergoing a facial peeling procedure. The deceased reportedly gave the name Jean Pasaden to the operator, with details incomplete as authorities pursue the exact cause of death.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jean
Boise special session stalls on university funding bill
Special to Tribune Boise March 5. No adjournment this evening as the deadlock on the 360000 university building bill persists. The measure carries a 20 percent increase over last year’s appropriation. Gasoline tax and motor vehicle license tax bills passed the Senate and will be approved by the governor. Governor Moore signed bills from the current legislature including forestry act and banking code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Boise
Pocaibe
Cuse
University
Pocatello
Tt Hall
Senate
Charles C. Moore
Attack on Tax Bill Sparks Bitter Debate in State Legislature
Republican floor leader and committee member delivered a harsh attack on a proposed tax bill, accusing departments of wasteful spending and urging a public vote. He warned that if the bill remained as is, he would press to submit it to the people despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle
Oneida
A:tions
Tate
Italy Opens Log Declared Sharps with Natives Near Bengasl
fragmentary report notes Italians accused of clashes with local natives near Bengasl and of offering leases or terms amid mounting tensions. details are unclear in the retrieved text.
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Bengasl
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Shorty Russick
Ebert
Helen
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