Despairing River Bottom Suspect Faces Desertion Charge
Ray Gross, a farmhand described as physically wrecked, appeared in court on a charge of wife and child desertion. The proceedings, led by Judge Ogdon, followed testimony about his life in Pik a and Weathers origins, with the case pled as guilty or not guilty and a possible two to seven year term discussed.
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Ray Gross
Iiver
J. W. Ogdon
Ozan
Gross
Jho
Gdon
Ogdon
Evans
Cross
Fitee
Pika
Pika County
Avisa County
Pee County
Davis County high school wage talks and rural conference plan
Davis County education officials plan wage scale adoption for teachers and early payments. A rural school conference will inform patrons about statewide conditions, with speakers from the state education board and local superintendents.
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Andi
D. D. Ball
Washin
Department of Purteacher
State Board Ofeducation
Oxcebb
Daviesa County
Pondisouthern
Washington
Weale Townships
M. Smith
Wetheroon
King
San
Montgomery
High Deal
F.king
Epsom, High School
Russia Question Foreseen Evolving Postwar Relations
Feb 24 dispatches in semi official circles forecast a gradual Soviet recognition by the League of Nations framework. A commission may study conditions for commerce and border security while discouraging Bolshevik warfare and seeking diplomatic ties until revolutions end.
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Japan
Firat Dennis
Schitea
Russia
League of Nations
Ipa
Europe
Ft Ruasip
War rants for Iron county officials denied here
Marquette Mich Feb 24 United States Commissioner Hatch refused warrants for the arrest of Prosecuting Attorney McDonough Iron county and other officials accused of obstructing prohibition enforcement. He sought instructions from higher officials in Grand Rapids or Detroit before issuing warrants. Dalrymple planned to wait until 2 pm for warrants. if not received, deputies would proceed to arrest.
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Marquette
Mich
McDonough
Iron County
Michigan
United States
Hatch
Balrymple
Ted States
Watkee
Grand Rapids
United S
Sessions
Gene Nf ‘Palmer
Walker
Grandee
Dalrymple
Arakesits
Hnis Party of Ed
Tron Tiv
Lodge pushes to force peace treaty advance in Senate
Washington leaders announce a final showdown over the peace treaty with Senator Lodge giving notice that the treaty will be called up on Thursday and kept before the Senate without interruption until disposed. Senator Hitchcock, Democratic leader, leaves chamber for talks as civil service retirement and dyestuffs bills may be considered today and tomorrow.
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Washington, D.C
Lodge
Senate
Civil Service
Hitchcock
Chamber
Dynamite Truck Collision Shocks Vincennes Streetcar
A loaded dynamite truck backed into a streetcar on Main Street in Vincennes Indiana injuring eight people. The trolley carried fifteen passengers and remained stationary after the impact with no detonation despite fifty pounds of dynamite in the load. Masterson the speaker and local residents observed the incident as a farmer rally continued later at the town hall with about four townships represented.
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Vincennes
Ind
Main Street
Governor weighs call for Indiana special session
Governor Goodrich asks Republican state office candidates to meet after the state committee, signaling uncertainty over a potential special session. He notes he has not yet decided to convene the general assembly and plans a conference with candidates on Thursday to discuss possible legislation.
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Ike Ee
Indiana
Goodrich
General Assembly
Fragmentary notes on a soldier's life and wartime service
The text recalls a Royal Irish Regiment agent with a romantic history who served in war, was not captured by Germans, and was educated with knowledge of several languages. It mentions bullets, a body, and mentions of a German prison and a wartime escape.
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Hitory
Royal Irish Regiment
Rail price debate shapes White House wage policy
Fragmentary notes show lawmakers debating a presidential appeal to curb costs. The article references hopes to align wage demands with a broader economic plan and railroad industry concerns as prices face pressure.
United States probes meat profiteers under price-fix drive
Washington reports the FBI is gathering evidence against retail meat profiteers nationwide. About 40,000 volunteer workers from fair price groups assist in the search while 10,000 bureau personnel handle operations. A federal commission may supervise the packing industry despite Palmer's dissolution agreement with five packers. Representative Anderson cites Kenyon Anderson bill as needed to protect consumers.
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Washington
D.C
United States
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Altgrney General
Palmer
Anerpon
Minnesota
Kenyon-Anderson
Abe
Anderson’ Hat
Ordinances Aim to Protect City Streets and Alleys
Two ordinances passed to curb ash dumping in streets and alleys and to regulate repairs. A declaratory resolution funds street improvements on East Eleventh Street between Walnut and Gran Avenue, with hearings set. Several petitions relate to sewer taps drainage and sidewalk and street work at various parcels.
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Tountil
Roe Rerty
East Hileyenth
Walnut and
Granavenue
H. McCracken
State! Street
Ben Clawson
George A. Coleman
George
Kavanaugh
Ght Committee
A. G. Evans
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