Discourages Loans For Military Uses
Associated Press reports in Washington on March 21 that a policy discourages loans for military uses. The notice cites government concerns and potential risks, outlining restrictions and considerations for lenders in sensitive defense sectors.
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Historic Manitou Hotel Is Burned
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Mar 31 The historic Manitou Park Hotel, the mecca for wealthy tourists, is burned in a blaze that damaged the famed resort and disrupted premier hospitality in the area. Fire crews battled the flames as local officials assessed losses and the impact on tourism.
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Fire destroys vad and surrounding timber land near Woodland Park
A fire yesterday destroyed vad and burned timber land in the upper reaches of Ute Pass, about eight miles north of Woodland Park. No injuries reported as authorities battle remaining hotspots in the area.
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Mother Shoots Her Children and Self in New Jersey
SOMERVILLE New Jersey March 31 Mrs Catherine Sheridan wife of a tar North Branch four miles from here shot and killed her daughter Helen 17 and critically wounded her son James 14 as they slept tonight and then shot herself three times Doctors say she may have been temporarily insane or recovering what is expected to recover hospital physicians say
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Slight Hope For English Miners Trapped In Flood
A rush of water trapped 38 miners at Montagu mine in Stobroyd near Leeds. A new pump was rushed to the scene to drain flooded passages as last rescue efforts faced rising waters and deadly black damp. Mine officials note 26 are married with 70 dependants.
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Two Policemen Shot in Battle With Bandits
New York police report two officers wounded in a pistol battle with four robbers at the Hotel Abereen on West Thirty second Street near Fifth Avenue. Robbers escaped with cash and goods worth thousands. pursued for five miles before abandoning a bullet ridden car. Two hotel guests and staff were bound in an elevator.
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C. & C. Majority Favors Leasing To Big Five
The Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders voted 506642 to 162918 to lease the railroad to the Nickle Plate as part of the Van Sweringen Big Five system. The night session and lengthy proxy verification preceded the result. Thomas B. Gray, opposing stockholders, challenged proxies dated beyond 12 months per Virginia code section 3799.
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Miss Delilah Harloe Returns From Washington Nursing Post
Miss Delilah Harloe, daughter of Iton Harloe, recently stationed on Pike, has returned from Washington where she served as a private nurse for a week.
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