Vault Locking Tragedy at Paterson Bank Ends in Rescue
In Paterson New Jersey Charles Di Giacomo 19 was trapped five hours inside a concrete steel vault after being locked in by coworker William Templeton during closing duties. Firefighters drilled and burned through to reach him as oxygen ran low. He regained consciousness and forgave his friend before hospital care.
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Paterson
N. J
Charles di Giacoma
William Templeton
People’s Park Bank
di Giacomo
Templeton
di Giacoma
Tegerstrom to resume testimony before Morehouse grand jury
Har old Tegerstrom the 20 year old timekeeper at Southern Carbon Spyker plant was recalled to testify before the grand jury investigating masked band activities in Morehouse parish. Other witnesses named include Rev D L N Holmes J M Keen Fred Clemmons Ernest Vaughn and Addiewey Hamilton in Mer Rouge.
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Bastrop
Harold Tegerstrom
Southern Carbon Company
Spyker
Morehouse
Coco
Tegerstrom
Addie Wey
Hamilton
Mer Rouge Duri
Water Wagon for English Youths Passed Second Reading
The measure to prohibit sale of intoxicants to youths under 18 on premises where sold passed its second reading in the Commons. The vote was 338 to 56 after closure had been voted 335 to 70.
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London
House of Commons
Man Leaps to Death From Washington Monument
Washington March 9 AP A young white man believed to be A Bernie Seip a war veteran leaped to his death from the observation tower of the Washington Monument early this afternoon.
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Washington
Bernie Seip
Washington Monument
Balfour Adds to Controversy in Lords Debate
In London Lord Balfour defended the famous Balfour note on allied debts against Ambassador Harvey. He argued differences with American views on cooperative financing and denied any obscurity in the cited clause. Oscar Crosby rebutted the notion that the US demanded a British guarantee before aiding other allies.
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London
Earl of Balfour
House of Lords
Harvey
Coly. Harvey
United States
Britain
Lord Balfour
America
Col. Harvey
Mr. Harvey
Balfour
Oscar T. Crosby
the Treasury
Crosby
British High Commission
Europe
Inter-Allied Council On
Grand Jury Opens Probe Into Moonshine Killings
Washington parish grand jury convened in Franklinton to hear testimony in the murder investigation of deputy sheriffs Robert Crain and Willie Pierce whose bodies were found buried in Betsy creek swamps. John Murphy, named as the alleged slayer in a new confession, said he shot the officers during a raid on a moonshine still.
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Franklinton
Washington Parish
Robert Wesley Crain
Willie Pierce
Betsy Creek
Here
John Murphy
Amundsen to Attempt Pole Flight From Alaska
Captain Roald Amundsen plans a June 21 departure from Wainwright Alaska for a flight over the North Pole aboard the Maud expedition led from Seattle. He predicts perpetual daylight within the Arctic circle during the mission.
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Seattle
Wash
Captaiin Roald Amundsen
Maud
Wainright
Alaska
North Pole
John Rackland
Homes
Arctic Circle
Britain Defies Blockade Amid Rhine Gasconade Trade Roar
London reports a sharp British protest against the Franco Belgian customs barrier around Cologne as merchants complain trade with Germany is strangled. The Cologne bridgehead dispute and German troop movements stir tensions while officials in London press legal objections and seek diplomatic channels.
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London
Coogne
Germany
British Chamber of Commerce
Cologne
Godley
Ail
Ruhr
General Godley
Telegraph
France
Rhineland
Rhine
France asserts Ruhr occupation aims at economic goals
General De Goutte told reporters in Dusseldorf that France entered the Ruhr to gain economic satisfaction and that German resistance hardened France’s resolve to continue the struggle to the end. He said no Frenchman doubts Europe’s fate is at stake and claimed German opposition risks provoking nationalism, insisting Paris has shown restraint.
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Dusseldorf
de Goutte
Cuno
France
Ruhr
Men
Europe
Germany
DEALERS REAP PROFIT AS UTAH GAS TAX TAKES EFFECT
Salt Lake AP reports a state gasoline tax of two cents per gallon begins today. Retailers profit from the tax while the state government collects later from wholesalers. One major oil firm with about 500000 gallons affected will not pay the tax, yet still adds the new charge, boosting profits by around 12000 dollars.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Lost deeds to Philippine land prompt police search
Washington March 9 AP police hunt for the missing title papers to 62 000 acres in the Philippine Islands. The documents were said to have been carried by B W Rice of Baltimore who attended a rubber conference and claimed the papers were in a red briefcase left on a street car.
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Washington
Mar
Philippine Islands
B. W. Rice
Baltimore
Debenture Draft Finalized for British Debt Refunding
Washington AP reports the American debt funding commission completed the draft debenture outlining terms of the debt refunding settlement with Great Britain. No date was given for submitting the contract to British representatives for signature.
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Washington
American Debt Funding Commission
Packers to Merge Armour and Morris Firms This Week
Chicago March 9 The Armour and Morris companies will merge within a week an authoritative source said. The purchase price will be decided by arbitration as part of the deal and the merger will be consummated soon according to the source.
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Packers
Chicago
Armour and Company
Morris and Company
Armour and Com
Utah Law Changes Cigarette Advertising And Tax
Salt Lake May 9 AP May 7 legislative action substitutes for a tougher anti cigarette bill. The measure imposes a state tax about one mill per cigarette and bans cigarette advertising and display with cigars or other tobacco. Newspaper tobacco ads remain illegal. The bill resolves heated disputes over advertising and tightens enforcement, signaling an end to cigarette bootleggers in the state.
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Salt Lake
Mabey
Cigates
Veritas Islation and
Bill Board
Southwick
Athletic Club Denied Ban On Luis Firpo's Weight Class
An athletic club denies approval for Luis Firpo to fight in a lighter weight class after appeal. The decision rests with a Monday night hearing before the court justice, with the outcome challenging Firpo's eligibility.
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Luis
Pals of Convicted Man Seek Stay After Court Gaffe
In a March 9 AP report a man sentenced for a charge asks his pals to help secure a stay of his sentence. The court found him guilty and the judge planned to grant a stay while the state penitentary awaits. Friends spread hopes for leniency as the man faces seven to twenty years.
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Walla
Incomplete OCR May Reflect Language Study Note
Fragmentary text appears to discuss language substitution and word usage, mentioning Paul and Arbe in a Minnesotan context. The readable snippets lack clear event, date, or identifiable organizations. Further text is needed to extract a coherent summary or confirm names and actions.
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Paul
Tolay
Relief for Farmers on Irrigated Tracts Policy in West
Washington March 9 AP Immediate relief for thousands of farmers on federal irrigation projects in the west will be provided under a policy announced by Secretary Work of the interior department. Relief includes extended payments for construction charges and irrigation ditches through December 31 1924, provision of irrigation water in 1923 regardless of delinquencies, and installment payments for operation maintenance and construction. The plan aims to be fair and based on cooperation while applying leniency from a business perspective for the government and water users.
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Washington
Work
Interior Department
Congress
Department
Vancouver Farm Worker Held in Girl’s Slaying
Edward Whitfield a 20 year old farmer was held in the county jail on first degree murder charges in the killing of 11 year old Anna Nosko whose body was found in a thicket near Battleground Washington. The girl had been attacked and her throat cut as neighbors searched for her after she failed to return from school.
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Vancouver
Wash
Edward Whitfield
Anna Nosko
Battleground
Anna
Whitfield
Anoonce
China War Lords Clash Over Reunification Plan
In Peking the premier and Chihli warlords split over reunification methods. The premier called for a conference of all parties within a month, while the warlords rejected talks and pressed for military steps.
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Peking
Chang Tsao- Taen Hae
Chihli
China
High School Fire Attempt Claimed at Lewiston
High school seniors were summoned for questioning by school and police after an alleged arson attempt to delay exams. Sulphur candles were found in waste paper barriers, starting small fires in fourteen rooms of the newly completed building cost 280000 dollars.
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Lewiston
French Round Up the Police in Ruhr Occupation
In Essen and surrounding towns on March 9, French troops raided Dortmund and other areas arresting 270 security police members. A Belgian court martial jailed quinze officers and editors for agitation, while Sabotage along rail lines persisted with telegraph and track obstructions detected before causing crashes. Dr Schweibel of the international border commission was sentenced to five years and a large fine.
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Dortmund
Ieee Fine
Hdbwiee Ae Ees Ie Peobaerods
Sad
Reck Usen
Ejisenreith Hae
Aua
Ufteen
Crefeld
Schweibel
International Barre Boundary Commission
Meisenheim
Kettwig
Niederich
Coblenz
German coal supply deemed satisfactory by commission
The German coal commission told a Reichstag committee that overall coal supply was satisfactory. Production increased in mines outside the Ruhr as miners worked overtime.
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Berlin
German Coal Commission
Reichstag
Ruhr
Children Moved From Ruhe Zone In German Transfer
The transfer by Germany of several hundred thousand children from the trouble zone has begun. Five hundred young girls aged three to seven were sent from Bochum by special train yesterday to Bremen for distribution among private families until the troubles pass.
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Bochum
Mar
Bremen
Neutrality Questioned Over German Recuparation Plan
Berlin reports Premier Poincare has been notified to the Danish government that France cannot regard German children traveling to Denmark for recuperation as a sign of neutrality. The Social Democratic News Agency notes strained relations as Paris weighs the gesture.
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Berlin
Poincare
Social Democratic
France
Denmark
Fire hits Sheppard company department store in Providence
Fire swept two floors of the Sheppard company department store in Providence damaging stock, fixtures, and the building. By morning, flames confined to the fifth and sixth floors continued to draw firefighters as estimated losses ranged from 10 000 to 2 000 000 dollars.
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Providence
R. I. Mar
Sheppard Company
Idaho Legislature Closes Seventeenth Session
Boise March 9 AP clocks stopped at 5 pm as Idaho’s seventeenth legislature session ended. The house failed to approve major appropriations in the afternoon and adjourned briefly for recess until 10 am. Senate approved several measures including an agricultural stations appropriation and vocational rehabilitation funding. Some bills were amended or defeated, with routine persistence noted in committee actions.
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Boise
Mar
Idaho
House
Senate
Lewiston
Sieurance
Blue Sky
Fish and Game Committees
Benator Callahan
Ator Macbeth
Macbeth
Idaho S Association
Cael
Callahan
Walters Pays High Penalty for Murder in Oregon
In Salem Oregon March 9 AP Husted A Walters was hanged at Oregon State Penitentiary for the murder of Jerome Joe and Patrolman Palmer. Walters had been sentenced to hang February 10 1921 and after appeal the state supreme court affirmed. His companion who aided in the killing was sent to the reformatory. he is 17.
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Salem
Oregon
A. Walters
Jerome Joe
Camp Lewis
Wash
Tak
Palmer
Walters
State Supreme Court
Multnemah
Hose
Supreme Court
Portland
Reformatory
Caruso Art Treasures Auction Closes in New York
Auction of Enrico Caruso memorabilia ends withNew York Mar 9 AP The sale of paintings portraits bronzes costumes worn on stage statues and books from the tenor’s collection raises 151148 for the Caruso estate as last pieces change hands.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
Porterhouse Inventor Anna Remich Dead at 84
Milford New Hampshire reports Mrs. Anna F Remich inventor of the Porterhorse steak and later a cook in North Bridge Massachusetts. She died at age 84 after a life linked to a dish once tied to a hotel name.
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Milford
N. H
Anna F. Remich
St. Dead
Cook Porterhouse
Northbridge
Mass
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