Baby left at Brown home prompts foster mother note
A 17 pound baby boy was found at 2215 Madt aot avenue after a woman left the infant while Mrs Brown was away. Neighbors saw a hatless woman carry the child inside and run toward ven y third street. The Brown home had previously received a abandoned infant last July who died in September. The note from the mother requests care and claims the birth is beyond reproach as the father is dead.
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Madtaot Avenue
Saroll
Uye
Veny Third Streat
Irs
Extension of Rights of Entry Proposed
Washington March 4 A proposed extension of preferential rights of entry on all public lands to former service men was discussed by the howe ways and means committee. J W Ross of Berkeley California former US reclamation service engineer approved the Homestead land bill providing for a bond issue of 350000000 to be sold in 10 years for reclamation. The bonds would bear interest and be tax free. The measure faced questions on tax free status and substantial cost if enacted. Republicans and witnesses debated impact and feasibility of land settlement for veterans and government financial support under belt policy.
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Washington
Ali Muni Jends
Howe
Andy Means
J. W. Ross
Berkeley
Cal
United States
Hmih
Honda
Pakert el Fordnes
Kia
South
Haaho
Com Frantee
Mir Smith
President Wilson Seeks Golf Likely at Nearby Course
President Wilson grows impatient with restrictions on recreation and has discussed with Dr Gray the possibility of a golf outing in Virginia soon. The plan would allow him to play a round at his favorite course, as he weighs the timing and security. Al Jolson expresses interest in a playful shimmy, while designers of women's gowns try to meet his fashion wishes.
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Walington
Wilson
Terilay
Ren Admiral Grayeun
Grayady
Virginia
al Jolson
Wonen
Trotzky Special An Elaborate Affair
London reports a grand special train for Leon Trotzky described as an elaborate affair with fourteen cars and two engines. It features wireless reception, a printing office for Trotzky’s paper On the War, a garage housing six cars including a former Nicholas II vehicle, 250 infantry escorts, machine gun units, a library and dining car.
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London
Leon ‘Trotaky
Red Away
Nauen Lyons
Trotzky
Nicholas
Machina Gunnéra
Ag Trotzky
Boxing Dominates Activities at California University
At California University Berkeley boxing leads student participation in the physical education department with 243 volunteers. Basketball has 179 signers, wrestling 177, tennis 166, swimming 193, crew 59, fencing 17, and soccer 40.
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Berkeley
Cal
Anniverstny of California
Phy Eat
Pour Hundres
Basehall
Irdek
Farm Life Dying Out In Many Sections
Chicago reports a farm federation meeting warning that rural life is dying out in many areas. Speakers urge urban education on farm conditions and criticize neglect of farms. A policy plan would allocate ten percent of national federation dues to state levels to support education and guidance efforts.
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Chicago
Farm Federation
J C. Ketch
Mickle
Naeagdachos
Tex
Arizona Juryman Shoots Himself
Tombstone Arizona March 4 C Burnett juryman in the trial of Jerry H. Wooten charged with kidnapping in the Disbee deportations shot and killed himself at his ranch nine miles northeast of Court Junction according to information reaching the county attorney today.
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Tombstone
Arig
C. Burnett
HK. Wooten
Court Jond
Liberia Expels German Residents Amid War Turmoil
London dispatch says Liberia is the only state at war with Germany to expel all Germans and seize their property. Before the conflict about 300 German residents lived in Monrovia, with Liberia once leaning toward a German protectorate. German interests included a large wire text plant, now at risk as Spaniards advance and Spanish migration rises.
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London
Tiberia
Germany
Mongovia
Liber!a
Alan Hourchier Lethbridge
Terk
Stheda
Dublin Police Raid Old Library Hall
Dublin reports a large police and military raid across Lib erty Hall and surrounding areas in Dublin. Arrests include William O'Brien and Sinn Fein MP Thomas Tanner with partner Peter Clancy as the crackdown extends through Keele Street and nearby districts. Infantry search teams target transport workers, grocers, and Gaelic League offices amid widespread seizures. Troops occupy many houses as mail and letters remain unrecovered. In other updates, a rail station incident near Kincaslough ends with a brief seizure and searches, while potato market prices in Chicago show steady receipts and sacks listings.
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Mllitary
Liberty Hall
Lackin’ Transport Workers
Danba Uall
Grocers’ Nassitants’ Organization
On-Alrike
Gaelic Teague
Roms
Leinster College of Irish
Mimerount
Arcest Jovay
William O’brien
Jeader
Transport Workers
Thomne [Tanler
Sinn Fein
Cork
Peter Clancy
Republican i Tailors
Visrouge
Keele’ Street
Immigrant School Planned at Astor Library
The Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrants Aid Society bought the Astor Library site for 228000 and plans spend 104000 on alterations. Upper floors become dormitories for incoming immigrants, lower floors classrooms for a citizenship school teaching American history and government with guidance on immigration services. John Jacob Astor’s founder’s legacy is cited, urging the library to aid newcomers and become a dedicated immigrant school.
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Nf Ellis Jem
Astor Building
John Lb. Bernstein
John Jacob Agtor
Astor Library
Sharp Rally in Foreign Exchange Rates Hit Pound Higher
New York on March 4 a sharp rally in foreign exchange lifted the English pound to about 3 cents above yesterday's level marking the highest quotation since last month's slump when demand fell to 3.44. Rates on francs and lire also rose with franc checks at 14.18 per dollar and lire checks at 19.22, up 15 centimes.
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New York
Forview Exchange
Denand Blils
Lands Available Says Former Governor Spry
Former Utah governor Spry states reclamation lands are available for veterans and practical entry across the West. He complains public land is backup for socialist aims and urges action to keep the country on track while veterans return home.
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Spry
Packers Oppose New Control Laws Fronted by Iowa Packard President
Washington March 4. Frank T Fuller president of the Iowa Packing company at Des Moines testified before the house agricultural committee opposing government control of the packing industry. He warned against broad regulatory powers and called for removing favorable railroad privileges enjoyed by large packers claiming Chicago packers benefit by about 104000 dollars annually. He rejected charges that packers hurt stock raising and said the industry aided livestock and agricultural interests.
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Washington
House Agricultural Committee
Frank T. Fuller
Iawn Packing Company
Bes Moines
Parker
Lawa
Parkers
Chicago Nackers
Fuller
British Squadron Stationed at Algiers
A British squadron of four battleships and ten destroyers arrived at Algiers, a key Mediterranean base midway between Gibraltar and Malta. Reports say units were en route in connection with the disturbed Turkish situation.
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Algiers
Otaemiser
Gibraltar
Malta
Mediterranean
Othey Allel
Requests for Arrest of Dempsey and Kearns
Graphic requests for the arrest of Jack Dempsey the world heavyweight champion and his manager Jack Kearns were received today by United States Attorney Robert O Connor from the San Francisco district attorney’s office.
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Callaren
Jack Dempsey
Pugilist
Jack Kearns
United States
Robert O'Connor
San Francisca
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