Geneva Assembly muddle worsens as Briand arrives
Paris reports Briand and delegation leaders meeting to resolve the League of Nations crisis. The German delegation seeks status details amid tension over France’s leadership and European reconciliation efforts. A comment from Paul Bancour frames the mood as the Geneva talks risk derailment.
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Fhrivad
Paris
Nerve Consulta
Iban
York
League of Nations
Sibcam- Dillee
Garemany
Briand
Immedia
Paul Boucour
Taais Leueheny
Sas Barture
Germany
Ariand
Paria
Woodlock Criticism Sparks Senate Debate Over Commerce Post
In a tense Washington session, Woodlock’s views on stock speculation and farm policy collide with Wheeler and Bruce. Senators Reed and Pepper align with opposition to Woodlock, while observers note divisions among Pennsylvania Republicans and Midwest farmers. The dispute centers on qualifications for the Interstate Commerce Commission and potential impacts on farmers.
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League of Nations
Wheeter
Woodlock
McNary-Hangen
Stantor Bruce
Watsor
Wheeler
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Strance Company
Washington
Pennsylvania
David A. Reed
George W. Pepper
Senate
Momiana
Train Holdup Report As Bandits Loot Freights Between Peoria and Eden
The Minneapolis and St. Louis freight train from Peoria to Eden was held up by armed bandits who cut cars, searched 40 cars, and fled with loot including cigarettes and liquor. Brakeman, attacked at the rear, observed the robbers threatening him and loading significant cargo while the engine was stopped and the train proceeded toward Minneapolis. Authorities report multiple suspects and varying estimates of loss, with no confirmed total.
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I, Mare
Ccapi
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Investiigate
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Bandita
Minne Pepatia
Oskaloosa
Minneapolis
Shenandoah Kiwanis Club Plans London Trip
Shenandoah Kiwanis announces a London excursion for 253.80 round trip leaving August 21 for a month with rail and steamship travel, Liverpool landing August 1, Paris visit, meals and accommodations included, following prior successful trips to Lincoln and Niagara Falls.
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London
Shanandoah
INS
Niagara Falls
Tondon
England
Naudsah Waiv
Liverpool
Parla
Lincoln'’s Tem
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Judge Fails to Action News Ifen in Murder Case
Judge W A White faced criticism as Havre's murder trial proceeded after a gag rule. White said press coverage did not hinder justice. Havre received a life term for the murder of John A Mecemore, U S Department of Agriculture entomologist.
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News Ifen
W A White
Desse Havre
Taday White
Ravre
Favre
John A. Mecemore
United States Department
Vevicwiture
MeLemore
Picayune, Miss
Local Decline in Shamrocks Exports to United States
A garbled report describes the fate of Shamrocks with mentions of U.S. import concerns and some names tied to a town library and city views. The text references removals and washings of items, alongside a death noted in the city, with unclear dates and locations.
Tibbitts Taps Waterloo Ticket Selections Ahead of Vote
Glenn A. Tibbitts announced as mayoral candidate heads the Waterloo ticket selections. A meeting at W J Belt’s office drew 22 delegates who chose Walter Jensen for city attorney and other nominees for riverfront commissioner and council seats. Registration for the March 29 election begins March 28 with polling places to be set and precinct 2 details in flux.
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W. J. Belt
Fanfayette
Whtell
Wibbitts
Pive
Walter P. Jensen
Waterloo
Sity
Roon
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Charles C. MacKay
Walter J. Jensen
Ralph B. Sipps
Townsley
Knoup
Black Hawk National Bank
Brough
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo West
Hermann Miller
News Manufacturers Insurance Company
Lawson
BLS
Jensen
Fire and Police
A. E. Gragy
Charles (. MacKay
Tony
Wosks
MacKay
Wiece
Glenn C. Tibbitts
We Field
Las Vity
Mityorgley Liek
Lee
New Yorker Attacks Des Moines Papers
Dr George Sherwood Holdy of New York spoke to a Kiwanis group in Des Moines last night defending Dr EK Tite. He argued the press faced attacks over Darwinism and Bible theology, describing alleged press manipulation and religious tension in the discourse.
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Dr EK
PL Tite
Boo
Tergo
George
Sherwood Holdy
New York
Pie
Eddy
Vinle
Reli
New Rays Make Cast Tran Transparent
In a March 11 AP report, researchers claim a cast can become transparent to a depth of 20 centimeters using new rays. A related test at the Brad Radian Institute withers in the recent years shows a transparency depth of 10 inches.
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Brad Radian Institute
Funeral Services for Savinay West in Petersen Broce
The obituary notes Savinay West’s death with funeral services to be held at Petersen Broce. Amy Young, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, will lead the rites. Details of time and location are provided as part of the notice.
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MBS
Savinay West
Disabled veteran injured spine in boxcar fall in Chicago yards
William Waligarski a 40 year old disabled World War veteran was found injured after falling from a boxcar in the Chicago Great Western yards. He was taken to a Savoy hotel and later to a police station where a physician examined him. He reportedly lost movement and was to be moved toward his home in Fairbank Iowa as officials and Red Cross worked on his case.
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William Waligarski
Chicago
Thei
Waligorski
Helntess
Red Cross
Entvies
Pairbank, Ia
Tunney Stribling Title Bout Off In Minch Florida
The Tunney Stribling heavyweight title bout scheduled for Friday night in Minch, Florida, was declared off. Tunney's manager Billy Gibson said promoters failed to meet finance obligations by March 1, leaving no hope of obtaining the promised money.
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Minch
Fla
Gene Tunney
Young Stribling
Tunney
Billy ‘Gibson
Pfr
Prompeters
To Have Art Display at Church Congress
An art display by Catholic artists in Chicago will be shown during the International Enchiuristic Congress here in June 2024. The exhibit features classic designs and marks a new movement promoted by church artists working across the city.
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Ie Y
Togiay
Chicago
Col. Coolidge Not Showing Any Change
Col Coolidge reports no change in condition after a faleful night. Mrs May Johnson says her father John C Calhides, father of the president, passed away peacefully last night. A visit and phone calls occurred before noon seeking updates on his health.
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Poinoath
Maceh
John C. Caalides
May Johnson
M. Cram
Micivas
Washington Gasps at Butler's Drive on Naval Boozings
General Butler defends Navy discipline while commenting on intoxication charges against Col. Alexander Williams at San Diego. He argues prohibition or not, navy rules prohibit drinking and tradition holds men shall not drink, urging support for a clean Pacific coast ports campaign.
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Washington
Butler
United States Marine Base
Bh Diego
Pacific Coast
Alexander Williams
San Tega
Tewaz
Rich Youth Given Life Prison Term In Attack Charge
Mason Michigan March 11 A wealthy Battle Creek heir Arthur Rich was found guilty of criminally assaulting Louise King aged 20 and sentenced to life imprisonment. The jury verdict came after a second trial at circuit court Judge Charles B Collingwood ordered no bail and Rich was moved to Jackson State Prison for two weeks in solitary confinement under quarantine. Rich denied the charge but faced parole ineligibility as a lifer one report notes.
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Battle Creek
Louisa King
Oldf Co
Charles B. Collingwood
Rieh
Slace
Jackson
Lou
Balle Creek Country Club
Miss King
Riel
Hhe
Aml
Rich
iAattle Greek
Mich
QMS
Michigan State Prison
Louise King
Advertising and Douglas Shoes Spur Local Growth
Analyzed by a business institute report as advertising boosting sales and broadening reach for Douglas shoes. The story recounts Wheelock selling shoes in North Braintree and spreading praise of Douglas craftsmanship, leading to nationwide recognition. The institute in West Tish opens sessions highlighting accounting and business arts with attendees from various professions.
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Wheelock
North Braintree
Koch
William FE. Woch
Vardaman
Institute
Tlett
Wnsine
West Tish
Virdaman
Aapecal Eng
Vardaip
Mineheon
Fire department extinguishes rubbish fire at Adams Street yard
The fire department was called at night to extinguish a fire in a pile of rubbish behind a fence at 235 Adams Street. Damage was slight. Insurance details unclear due to garbled text in the source.
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W. Pelt
Adams Street
General Talks Prohibition and Navy Discipline in Philadelphia
The interview covers navy drinking norms, Prohibition urgency, and crime reduction through vice cleanups. Gen Butler asserts no plans to desert Los Angeles cleanup or press broader Pacific actions, emphasizes police shock tactics reducing holdups, and notes limited knowledge of western coast conduct while denying explicit charges against Coal Williams.
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Ladelphia
Erling
America
KNV
Butler
Los Angeles
Williams
Jackson Held in Bond on Robbery Charge
Police say Jackson faced a robbery charge with bond set at zero thousand dollars and an illness prevented talks. Chief Leighton stated officers were ready on weekend nights with armed guards at over 20 stores to deter attempted robberies and protect the public.
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Prom Pach Gui
E. A. Leighton
Del
Fire sweeps liner as army dirigible falls into Hampton Roads
Fire engulfs the liner America and a U S Navy dirigible after engine failure and gas leakage caused a fall into Hampton Roads near Newport News. Three crew members died or were unaccounted for. the ship America sustained heavy fire damage while awaiting repairs. Origin of the blaze remains uncertain.
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Hampton Roads
United States Shipping Board Finey America O
America
Newport News
Iowa
Merchants oppose ban on aspirin sales in public places
Des Moines March 11. The proposed interdiction on aspirin sales in restaurants, grocery stores and other business places faced resistance from the Retail Merchants Association. State officials, including Attorney General Gibson and Health Commissioner Dr Don W Griswold, argued against unrestricted sales noting potential poisoning from cheap aspirin and its risks to public health.
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INS
Gibson
Department
Griswell
United States
New Yorker funds Iowa graduate scholarships
A New Yorker with Iowa ties left $12 000 to endow graduate scholarships of 500 annually for a senior in the liberal arts. The donor, once a Des Moines resident, lived in New York City for many years.
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Maren
Ames to Increase Fees for Students
Acting President Herman A. Ratpp travels today to implement a new fee schedule at Ames. Under the plan the matriculation fee rises to 5 dollars and the ordinary student fee becomes 15 dollars, a change not new to the university but now officially charged.
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Ames
Ice Roars through Wharf Structure Flooding Tracks
A floating ice jam damaged a building track at the Mississippi crossing. The ice lodged against the pile pilings and broke off portions of the track and air vent, causing a halt to railroad operations while crews assess the wrecked links and damaged piers.
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Wort Madison
Marek Iis
CEP
Anak
Mississppi
Amit
Cara
Owner Four Bulldogs Faces Court Charges
Herbert Ay ALS 1928 River etreet will be arraigned tomorrow on a charge of allowing vicious dogs to run loose. City poundmaster A Parker said the charge arose after H L Mo Witt and others reported four bulldogs charged them on River ner, injuring Witt who was cut and later treated. Witt will testify against Austin to linkors.
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Herbert Ay
River Etreet
Muwrel
Witt
Austin
Real Estate Firm Named Redressen Representative in Coral Gables
Abit of Florida's growing building boom and tropical environs are pictured in a display at the office of Chaney Realty. The firm is named representative in the territory for Care a Gabies corporation and shows new landing construction in photographs. Miss Adams Geis of Vige and Miss Ty Adams, daughter of Mr and Mrs, attend the balloting event with students electing a pain supervisor amid competition.
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Vige
Ty Adams
Ate
Ims
Va Stata Colless
Fler
Doretiy Tohnsen
Misa Marian Griffiths
Als
Waterton
Steven Y
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