Records Destroyed Reveal 1920s Campaign Fortunes
Washington March 10. Testimony exposed that Republican national committee campaign records up to 1923 were destroyed after the 1922 convention. Treasurer Upham and secretary Hippsley said books for 1923 and early 1924 were destroyed in May 1920 and 1926, with only a card index kept. The probe tied to Liberty bond funds and Rpublican finances followed Teapot Dome disclosures.
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Washington
D. C
Yvins
Fred Upham
National
Campelen
Er G. Hipsiey
Upham
Tory
Senate Puble Lands Committee
Will H. Hays
Henr F. Sinclair
Hopstey
St Aml
Canioa
Wipsley
Hipsley
Senate
Ree
Shor Upham
Hays
Bus Crash Tragedy Near Marble Rock Claims Two Children
Coroner’s jury probes school bus accident near Marble Rock after two young passengers die and eight more are hurt. Witnesses include train crew and a physician who treated injured children at home.
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Fred Mays
Lee Grant
Mays
Webster Reed
Merry Arthur
Charles Reed
Reed
Cyes
Roger Reed
Dr . A
Obeway
Ison
Marbie Reo
Feeney Sandie
Mondas
Hops Off on Lone Flight to Africa
Mary Batley wife of a millionaire and 19 7 aviation award winner sails from Cape Town toward Paris as her summer trip in a light De Havilland plane. She plans stops at Rope Malta and Cairo en route to join her husband Sir Abe Bailey in South Africa, aiming for an adventurous but her novice journey with no clear aim beyond sport and travel.
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Briley
Hva
Paris
Cape Town
Baris
Rope
Malta
Cairo
Sir Abe Bailey
Transvaal
South Africa
Lade Heath
Eiliot-Lynn
Lacy Sears
Liaén
Nvine
Pretoria
Bulawayo
Funeral plans for boys' burial in Catholic cemetery
The note indicates services for Lydia Marble Rock will be held Monday morning under Rev. M. J. Hogan. Burial will follow in the Catholic cemetery here. The bodies of the boys rest at the Watterson mortuary in town.
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Greene
Neral
Tuwes
Yihid Marbis Ray
Bey
Thy
Bert Slaultr
Ise
Floyd
Grangimet Piy
Miz
Mary
Féeer
Alen
Bieter
Dorothy
NTR
Hirtonn Sreund
Marble Rock
Gharrd
M. J. Hogan
Withie
Watterson Mortuary
Senate Reverses Action on Gasoline Tax Increase
The Senate backed changes to a highway funding measure after previously opposing an increase. The debate involved commissioners and proposed amendments, with attention to the toll house and funding limits. Details on the exact figures and voting breakdown appear in the continuation.
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Senate
Ato Truck Line EG Planed Rest at Ldaven
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ATO TRUCK LINE EG and a planned rest at a location called Ldaven with unclear adjoining data. No verifiable events, dates, or named entities beyond ATO TRUCK LINE EG.
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ATO Truck Line
Siedt
Hungarian high schools adopt dark blue sailor uniforms
Report from Budapest states Count Kuno Kiebesberg, Hungary's education minister, orders girl students in state high schools to wear dark blue sailor uniforms with trousers as part of a push against short skirts. The measure follows protests in educational circles and regional editorials.
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Vienna
INS
Kuno Kiebesberg
Budapest
Oder
London
Laur
Leicester
Eyghind
Candos Arms
Edgeware
Dick Turpin
Angora
Turkey
United States
Tad Niles
Resiln
Sivas
Kolssrin
Malatla
Eraerim
Maren W
Lng
Russian Legion
Yavdicu Pista Bat
Cyan Poana Rug
Lee Cons
FOMIETIOS Ticoon ARIRE DAG AMPE'TATION
FOMIETIOS Ticoon ARIRE DAG AMPE'TATION details unclear. A 79 year old Peteples? Wisshafie, Al LV pryse part and Mis wer Prive $43 ne Oe LPNeE. Secerttay renoyele VTntas nh dnnelens HAM RE TUR AE Lie. Vee PRG CTOPOR OO Toegte todas.
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Cosi
Peteppan
Petes Oni
Wisshafie
al LV
Pryse
Amendment to change Congress start date fails in House
Washington reports the proposed constitutional amendment to move congressional start to January 4 and end the lame duck session failed 209 to 147 in the House after three days of debate. Support crossed party lines with 40 Republicans joining 118 Democrats and 2 Farmer-Labor members. 102 Republicans allied with 54 Democrats in opposition. Provisos tying ratification timing and elections for state legislatures also fell.
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Cup Hill
House
Senate
Congress
Farmer-Labor
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Hus
Jeffers
Alabama
Garrett
Tennessee
Ramserer
Inwa
Freed from Jail Here, Check Writer on Way to Another
Francis Gaffney, 21, released from the county jail after a six month sentence for false drawing and uttering an $81 check to Morris Motor Car Co. He was met by Sheriff Robertson who had a warrant for a similar charge. Gaffney was taken to West Union jail to await trial. The sheriff said Gaffney was next in line after his Black Hawk county time.
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Francis Gaffney
Morris Motor Car Company
A. A. Robertson
West Union
Robertson
H. T. Wagner
Gafftney
Black Hawk County
Gaffney
Independence
Prosperity Investment Company Files Articles
Prosperity Investment Company filed articles today for record. It owns a filling station on Primary No 20 at the Dewar corner east of the city. Capital stock authorized 15000. H L Bellmer is president and treasurer Dan C Bellmer, vice president and secretary, New York. March 8 filing details appear with federal corporate records.
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AvHems For Prosperity Investment] Company
Dewar
Ware
H. L. Bellmer
Dan C. Bellmer
Ouster Trial Adjourned to March Hearings
Ouster trial adjourned as the court schedules March 10 for continued proceedings. Defendants will undergo testimony from renewed supervisors and preparation to take the stand.
Lion-Tamer Mother Sentenced After Teacher-Instigated Arrest
In Kansas City, Kan a circus lion tamer and mother of six was jailed after failing to pay a $100 fine. Lorene Jones testified she had been punished with a clothes hanger, while teacher Miss Inez Macalinot aided the girl in defying her mother’s wishes to study to be a teacher. Judge Fred R White criticized welfare delays and noted the child bore bruises.
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Kansas City
Kan
INSI
Charles Wwyndside
Lorene Jones
Lorene
Inez Macalinot
Grand and Supreme Officers of U. C. T. Honored Here
Grand and Supreme Officers of United Commercial Travelers were honored at a Waterloo Elks club luncheon. W. F. Sarset of Cedar Rapids and Arch W. McParlane of Waterloo attended from out of town to assist in initiatory work for a class of candidates at a Waterloo meeting. Officers to be elected. A banquet and joint installation followed at Odd Fellows hall.
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W. F. Sarset
Cedar Rapids
Grand Council of Java
United Commercial Travelers
Arch W. McParlane
Waterloo
Supreme
Elks Club
Omembers
Waterloo Council
O. O
Hall
Porth
Father and Two Sons Die in Philadelphia Fire
A Philadelphia fire killed a father Lorenzo Cambria and his two sons Sal Iran and Angelo, seriously burning a third son who leaped from a second floor window. The tragedy occurred in a south Philadelphia home as firefighters battled the blaze and additional details remain unclear.
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Philadelphia
Hinsi
Names Trigger Men in Editor's Murder
Columbus. O. Mateh lPo ko McDermott, serving a sfe ne ont the alate penitentiary hove for the murder of Dan RR. Me ety, edtor of the Gantonw Danly News, has confessed that Flav Streitenoriger kod Louis Mayer were ie eigger omen ova ties nuyder. Wardra PL OR. Them is sad today disetonbergep and lager ayo plu woe kenventes for cerypleipy om the imurcdey.
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Columbus
O. Mateh lPo
Ko McDermott
Alate
Dan RR
Meety
Gantonw Danly News
Flav Streitenoriger
Louis Mayer
Eigger
Nuyder
Wardra
Disetonbergep
Cerypleipy
Imurcdey
Inventor Stull in Serious Condition
An inventor identified as Stull is reported in serious condition after a medical event. The fragment mentions doctors and a physician providing care, with unclear details about location and dates due to damaged text. No definitive outcome or full context is readable from the excerpt.
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Inventor Stull
Veteran Dunkerton resident David P. Magee dies at 72
Dunkerton Iowa March 10 veteran David P. Magee the last Civil War veteran in the community died at noon at his daughter Mrs Clare nre ler s home near Dankerton as age complications. Born March 2 1840 in Pennsylvania he served in Company T 15th Union Army for years six months and te days. Surviving are four children Henry Magee Dunkerton Mrs Nazee Chicagy Jefferson Bun- Berten and Mrs Miller. Five grandchildren died earlier. Services at home with church rites planned at Merhedish church Dunkerton at 2 30 p m
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Tnton
Henry Magee
Dunkerlan
Speaker Nazee Chicagy
As. D. Jefferson
Bun- Berten
Mes. Miller
Mages
Rinldren
Jafarey
Hnme
Van
Bas. Miller
Merhedish
Diuskerton
Weather and dates unclear from fragment
The fragment shows erratic text with scattered words about temperatures and days but no clear event, location, person, or organization. It cannot be safely summarized beyond noting weather notes or dates appear garbled and uncertain.
Municipal Court Contest Shapes Waterloo City Election
This afternoon, on the last day for filing nomination petitions for the March city election, no ticket opposed the Waterloo slate led by Mayor Glenn A. Tibbins. Petitions for municipal court offices were filed, naming John J. Been and George J. Sager for judge, William A. Conk for judge, Ernest W. Koepke for judge, George M. Essex for bailiff, Theodore Peek and Martin A. Parker for bailiff. Municipal court terms are four years, while other city offices are two years. No petitions were filed against city ticket offices, though the Waterloo slate circulated with sufficient signatures.
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Waterloo
Glenn A. Tibbins
John JO. Been
George J. Sager
William A. Conk
Fortlork
Ernest W. Koepke
Bailifi
Seek Janttor Who Tortured Woman in Chicago Case
Police hunted James Seek, 51, a neighborhood janitor described as mentally deranged, for slashing three family members in their home in a Chicago multiple assault that left Mary Rose Ratskoff, 48, and her son Isadore, 11, in serious condition. Another son Joseph was wounded while escaping to summon help. The victims include Mrs Ratskoff, her husband, and seven children.
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Chicago
James Seek
Rose Rotskoff
Isadeer
Scott
Brain Tests and Series Reasoning in a Web Study
An Evening Post item describes an intelligence test exercise about identifying an incorrect number in a series. It explains the concept of a fixed rule progression and notes that multiple such examples follow, each requiring mental calculation without writing. The piece mentions answers and how viewers can check their reasoning.
Stock market wild day as GM leads new highs
New York March 10. Unprecedented session activity saw millions gained and lost on the stock exchange as General Motors Radio Westinghouse Electric and other high grade stocks hit new highs. Sales topped two million shares in the first half day, with heavy volume and rapid price swings as bears were forced to cover. Durant credited with large profits while speculation swirled around winners and losers.
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New York
Stock Exchange
General Motors
Radio
Westinghouse Electric
Durant
William C. Durant
Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago
Fisher Brothers
Detroit
du Ponis
Wimington del
Timkens
Roller Bearing Fame
Grahan Brothers
Clarence R. Bitling
Dewalt
Bears
Odax
Bandits Run Wild at Wildorado Bank, Eight Robberies Cited
In Wildorado Texas a bank has been robbed eight times in three years as locals cope with recurrent banditry. Mrs. W. E. O’Neal, bank cashier and president’s wife, identified gunslinger Jose Alvarado as a past bandit. A recent raid yielded only $100 before assailants fled when a partner threatened the cashier. A night watchman wounded one robber during a failed attempt to rob a Grain and Mercantile store. Town remains optimistic about ending the spree as Amarillo hopes for a decisive capture.
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Amarillo
Tex
Wilderade
United States
Wilderaco State Bank
Bert
Lmst
Peveleer
W. E. O'Neal
Wilderado’ Slite Bank
M O'Neal
Jose Alvarado
Stouuiee
Oklahoma
Gor Johnsloty
Sees
Ms. O'Neal
Alvarado
O'Neal
Wildorado
Wildarrdo
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