Opposition 13 Developing Over World Court Stance
Washington April 25 President Harding faces mixed reactions from Republican leaders after his New York world court address. Some warn of a party split if backing continues, others endorse with caveats, while a middle ground calls for compromise. White House aides report broad telegrams of support, yet concern over division grows, possibly affecting a western speaking tour. Senator La Follette decries the plan as a banker plot to draw the US into European affairs.
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Washington
Harding
New York
World Court
White House
Mr. Harding
la Follette
Wisconin
Senator la Follette
Uni
Europe
Three plead not guilty of fraud in Boston case
In Boston Superior Court eight men faced charges in a copper mine fraud case. B Wills of Hamilton B Wills Inc of New York and Toronto Francis J Sullivan a Boston representative and John H Burne pleaded not guilty and were released on bond. Named co defendants include William Allen former lieutenant governor of Montana and Charles L Burrill former Massachusetts state treasurer.
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Boston
Mass
B. Wills
Hamilton B. Wills Inc
New York
Toronto
Francis J Sullivan
Wills Company
John H. Burnefendants
Boston Monrporation
Sbtal
William Allen
Arontana
Charles L.” Burrill
Massachusetts
Millions Witness Royal Wedding Profession Noted
The Duke of York will wed Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon in Westminster Abbey with royal acclaim expected. Princess Mary’s marriage allegations stir national excitement as preparations and trousseau items, including 10 pairs of silk slippers, underscore a grand public ceremony.
Probers Greeted By Arms Display At Convict Camp
A joint legislative committee, led by Representatives J C Smith and J B Kennerly, arrived to exhume the body of Martin Tabert in Clara Pennsylvania. Firearms strapped to several men accompanied the party as Arthur Johnson, a former convict, guided officials near a pine grove search site. Johnson said Tabert’s grave lay three miles away from the current location but the party could not locate the grave after about half an hour of searching.
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Pre- Clara
Joint Legislative Committee
Arthur Johnson
Martin Tabert
Blunteh
N.D
J.C. Smith
Kennerly
Johnson
Legislative Committee
Tabert
Representive Kennerly
Palmetto
Ocate
Syracuse University Bans Student Marriages
Syracuse N Y April 25 Chancellor Charles Wesley Flint announced an official ban on student marriages at Syracuse University stating that no marriage would be accepted while enrolled and that such actions mirror moves by other leading universities. Vice Chancellor William P Graham added that scholarship and matrimony do not mix for undergraduates.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Charles Wesley Flint
Syracuse University
William P. Graham
Ringling Faces $800000 Suit Over Livestock Deal
Richard Ringling sued in district court by Hans Biering and M. Cunningham for $800000 damages alleging breach of contract in forming Southern Montana Livestock Co. Plaintiffs claim Ringling furnished inferior sheep and failed to finance the venture, causing $500000 loss. A second suit accuses him over oil and gas leases on Crow Reservation, with Cunningham seeking $300000 after funding shortfalls. Minneapolis attorneys partner with Hartman and Carlson of Bozeman for plaintiffs.
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Rozeman
Richard Ringling
Ringling
Taylor's
Ttngling
Cunningham
Crow Indian
Minneapolis
W. S. Hartman
C. E B. Carlson
Bozeman
Not Guilty verdict in Gilbert trial ends self defense plea
A jury acquitted a man who admitted killing Charles Johnson during a quarrel, accepting a self defense argument. The courtroom verdict clears the defendant, closing a high profile local case and leaving Johnson's family to react to the outcome.
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Charles Johnson
First Murder Trial Ends with Not Guilty Verdict
The jury in the William Gilbert case found him not guilty of murder in the Charles A. Johnson killing in the Cabbage Patch on March 16. The verdict came after a lengthy trial with debates over self defense and Johnsons alleged threat. The defense highlighted Mamie Harris's testimony about Gilbert's occupancy and rent, while the state emphasized Johnsons threatening gestures before the shooting. The judge, Lynch, was summoned after the verdict.
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William Gilbert
Charles A. Johnson
Cabbage Patch
Lynch
Centerville
Gilbel
Fitapatetek
O'Eisek
Cekaday
Jay
Sel
Juttner
Bertogu
Ebert Sanites
William Guibert
Poser
Tobin
Glbert
Gilbert
Johnson
Mamie Harris
Milton Howard Johnson
Sule Brove
Holland
Warren and Payne to head U.S. commission on Mexico
Charles B. Warren, former ambassador to Japan, and John Barton Payne, appointed U.S. commissioners, met with President Harding to discuss closer U.S. Mexico relations and potential recognition of the Obregon government. Departure for Mexico not yet fixed. they plan to leave within a week or ten days with their staff.
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Ted Press
Charles B. Warren
Japan
United States
Mexco
Harding
Obregon
Warren
White House
Mexico
John Barton ‘Payne
Mr. Warren
Wedding in Westminster Abbey Captivates London Crowd
London agog over the royal engagement as Prince Albert Duke of York prepares for a Westminster Abbey ceremony with Lady Elizabeth Howes Lyon. Authorities anticipate two million people along the two mile procession route. The bride adds 19 pairs of silver, gold, and silk footwear to her trousseau.
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Prince Albert
Duke of York
Westminster Abbey
Elizabeth Howes-Lyon
London
Elizabeth
Kiwanis Back Montana Street Route 10 South
Kiwanis yesterd announced a committee with Rotary and Chamber of Commerce to raise 30000 privately to fund the Montana street route to Butte. President Casey Pierce said the club backs the Harsman avenue outlet and rejected the Thirst Son avenue plan for now. Federal aid schedules delay beyond six months. Montana street offers 56000 in federal aid and a city count of 10000 alongside county matching funds.
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Dian Ence
Butte
Kiwanis Club
Yesterd
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Casey Pierce
Manin Club
Harsman Avenue
Montana
Perce
Mar. Pierce
Correas
Montana Street
Harrigan Avenue
Hs City
Hats Attack Infant Fear For Babe Life
A fragmented report describes a violent incident in which an infant faced danger from a hat attack. Authorities consider it a serious case and have indicated an ongoing investigation despite garbled details. Local names appear incomplete in the text.
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Babe
Senate hearing on silver purchases and Pittman act
The mint directs no immediate government buys of silver and sets a 19,000,000 ounce target before daily telegraphic reports by smelters. The treasury will not fund extra subsidiary coinage. melting of 10,000,000 silver dollars for this use is not covered by the Pittman act. Nevada senators’ push for another 10,000,000 ounces faces treasury resistance.
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Benator
Mint Bureau
Pittman
The
Smoot
His Hiss
Treasury Department
Great
Executions Reported After Irish Battle In Tralee
Dublin April 25 final chapter of last weeks battle in which a rebel band was captured near a coast cave by Free State troops ends with three Irregulars shot at Tralee Richard Hatheway deserter from the British army James Mc Enery and John Greaney named among the executed in a terse dispatch
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Dublin
Inah
Republic
Mleged
Free State
Tralee
Richard Hatheway
James McEnery
John Greaney
Seventeen Year Old Refuses to Answer At Shiloh
A seventeen year old member of the Israelite Band is sent to jail for refusing to answer questions bearing on immorality at Shiloh. The incident centers on the girl subject and the David Colony matter as reported by the paper.
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David Colony
Israelite Band
Shiloh
Wobbly strike has no effect upon shipping
A wobbly strike by alien firemen in New York Harbor caused no disruption to maritime traffic. Despite the stoppage, ships remained underway as crews were reassigned or filled, and liners continued their scheduled routes without apparent delay.
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New York Harbor
New York
1. W. W. _ Marine Transport Workers’ union
Shipping Board
Deekor
Marriage license denied sparks House of David probe
A 17 year old inmate of the House of David, Whoebe Robertson, was denied a marriage license by Attorney General Daugherty and jailed as a material witness in Michigan's Morality investigation. Grand jury proceedings and police actions followed as authorities pursued other couples linked to the colony.
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ST. Joseph
Mich
Whoebe Robertson
House of David
Daugherty
House of David Colony
Harry Dingeman
Milard ‘Wilson
Rey
Art Dougherty
Ubpenassere
Mate Constabulary
George Beldeman
Hesale Daniels
Ierald
Woodward
Rou
Purnell
Dudae Dingeman
Benjamin
U.S. Day Laws Aid Irish and Scotch Exports
U.S. day laws outlined by the Associated Press show that restrictions on Irish and Scotch imports pressurized exports from Great Britain and the West Indies. Figures from the U.S. Department of Commerce note sharp changes from 1918 to 1922, with weekly totals ranging in the tens of thousands of gallons as export volumes surged during wartime and shifted postwar.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Sinco
Great Britain
Xico
Hull favors law on sugar prices
Cordell Hull, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, urged in a statement that a statute prohibiting any person or corporation that contributes campaign funds to a political party from receiving government favors would prevent artificial sugar price increases. He linked tariff effects to price stability and advocated a legal measure to curb such influence.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
People Front
Naval deserter affirms rabbi murder tale
Gladwell G. Richardson, a 19 year old naval deserter, signed a certified confession alleging he killed Rabbi Alfred G. Lafee in a San Francisco hotel after meeting him in Phoenix. He says the beating occurred during a confrontation on April 3 into the early hours of April 4 and that he later fled by box car. Extradition to San Francisco authorities will proceed as police arrange custody.
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Associated Pres
Phoenix
Ariz
Attitetie Today
Gladwell G. Richardson
Alfred G. Lafee
San Francisco
Oscar Roberts
Richardson
Roberts
Louis Hart
Roberts Hnd
Phoenis Pailroad
Goatslant
Gates
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Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
Mary
Suippers
Trousseau
Knoemile
Dick Ringling
Gallatin County
Doceph
Crespin
Stan Qunge
Radical
Apri
Industria Workers of the World
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Bome
Los Angeles
U.S
Hull
Texas
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