Subconscious Mind Saved Diver From Fatal Fall
Dayton report recounts Major R Sobroudor describing a near death while at 86 020 feet in an air machine. Oxygen failed and darkness followed before subconscious reflexes guided a rough but safe glide to land near McCook field.
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McCook
Rand
Landis Biase
Plans of the American Legion to raise funds
The American Legion outlines a budget plan with canvassing across many streets. A committee is listed with members and the streets they will canvass, focusing on residence sections to concentrate funds.
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American Legion
George ‘Sdinger
Sidney’ Graves
Paul R. Tabor
Merlin Batley
W. J. Allen
Wilton - Peck
Bert Sowle
Tracey- Journey
Winn
Benoit
Herbert .Lauterbaugh
Jack ‘Thorpe
Sohn
Green
Tom Berrington
Laurie Wall
Guy Kiworth
A. R. ‘McVicar
A. Heeast
Dr. Swartz
Tylor
EB. Evans
Walter Day
Srd East
John ‘Sinnera
Ray Brown
Brown
Onaiars
A. Landon
Salvation Army drives in Twin Falls to raise 3500 budget
A Twin Falls Salvation Army corps starts work with a goal of 3500 for the rest of the fiscal year. An American Legion formed committee will lead the solicitation today visiting homes. Service men urge cooperation and ask neighbors to have contributions ready.
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Salvation Army Corps
Twin Falls
American Legion
Ouija Board Seance Sparks Insanity In Martinez Case
A group of seven men and women tied to Ouija board seances in El Cerrito were arrested as insane suspects. Adeline Bottini and three other women were committed to state hospitals for the insane by the superior court after neighbors complained of peculiar actions. Police initially refused entry to the residence. the occupants surrendered only after a door was forced.
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Associated Press
Martinez
Cal
Adeline
Bottini
Joseph Soldagini
Edward Morry
Superior Court
el Cerrito
Ade
FRENCH WILL OPPOSE ANY REVISION OF PACT
Paris reports the French government will oppose any revision of the Versailles treaty that would alter Germany’s claims. The stance aligns with the new chamber of deputies and cautions that further concessions would topple the government. France argues Europe must return to a prosperous basis while safeguarding its own economic interests.
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Paris
I’rénch
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
London
Europe
Palmer Investigation Row Results Reported
Palmer row results from an effort to investigate are reported as the Associated Press notes Washington sources say Republicans forced actions through, asserting authority in the House. The report cites tense floor debates and procedural moves aimed at advancing the inquiry amid partisan objections.
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Palmer
Associated ‘Press
Washington
Cailliaux Denounced by Witness at Paris Trial
Paris March 4 Ambassadors Paleologue Cambon testified against former premier Cailliaux in a senate high court trial over alleged intrigues to promote a premature peace with Germany. Paleologue condemned Cailliaux as defending his honor and life, denouncing him as the Sturmer of France.
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Associated Press
Paris
Joseph Cailliaux
Senate
Germany
Madrid
Petrograd
Berlin
William Martin
Maurice Paleologue
Jules Cambon
M. Paleologue
Mass
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Sturmer
Vrance
Railroad wage issue to be taken up anew
Washington March 4 The wage demands of 2 000 000 railroad workers will be taken up again in a conference between the 15 brotherhood leaders and railway executives. Director General Hines said a date was not set but it likely will be Tuesday or Wednesday. The session will be informal as details are arranged.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hines
Rotary plows fight snow on Colorado R R
In southwestern Colorado rotary plows and crews cleared heavy snowdrifts on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad from Durango to Silverton. Main line from Salt Lake to Denver to be cleared tonight. Five slides on Colorado and Southern line between Leadville and Como were cleared today. Silverton without train service since February 25, but no Suffering reported. Passenger service stalled at Asian for hours, with food available.
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Denver
Colorado
Rto ‘Grande
Durango
Silverton
Stoad
Colorado and Southern
Jeadsville
Como
Colo
Salt Lake
Newspaper clipping fragment
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Smith bill favored by several witnesses in Washington
Washington March 4 former service men pressed for a land grant or benefits as rapid relief. Walter Burns of Green Point N Y argued a money grant would suffice while others urged extensions of public service lands. Rep Rainey and Rep Garner commented on veterans’ pay and bonuses, with support for land grants over immediate cash. More than 160000 veterans signaled desire for steadier benefits though lacking funds to obtain them.
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Walter Burns
Green Point
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Ofllinois
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Garner
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Smith
St. Louis
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