Congress Nears Adjour nment with Few Admin Measures
Washington March 1 The Sixty-eighth Congress faces limited time to pass major administration items. Expect fights over interior department reclamation but most regular supply bills likely to clear before adjournment. Senate action on the Dickinson bill and farm relief prospects remain uncertain amid farm bloc tensions.
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House
Divorce Cost Her Fabulous Fortune
New York reports Mrs. Jay O'Brien, former wife of Julius Fleischmann, divorced in Paris on July 20, 1924, then married O'Brien two months later. The World notes Fleischmann later destroyed a will naming her residuary legatee. He died February 5, leaving wealth to his first wife’s children, while she kept jewels and stock but lost the estate.
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Louise F Yelser
Cincinnati
O'Brien
Fleischman
O'Brie
Niagara case shocks era as officer dies in booze suppression
In Niagara New Jersey March 1 Orville A Pewster an federal officer active in suppressing liquor smuggling was killed by a bomb during a night incident near his home. The event followed a confrontation with a companion Whitmore. Pewster stepped into a market area and was struck by the blast.
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Associated Press
Niagara
N. J
Orville A. Pewster
Ewster
Pewster
Engineers Aver Columbia Basin Project Feasible
Washington March 1 A report by Elwood Meade and Francia M Goodwin finds the proposed Columbia basin project in Washington and Oregon structurally feasible with irrigation potential and diversified crop opportunities. The final report will be submitted to Secretary Work for Congress and approval.
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Oregon
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Pend O'Reille
Elwood Meade
Francia M. Goodwin
Work
Wise
Congress
Bettent
Powder blast devastates Rio Janeiro island area
A March 1 Associated Press dispatch from Rio Janeiro reports a massive explosion on Caju Island near Rio Janeiro. The blast damaged arsenals and ammunitions plants, destroyed a tailoring shop, and tore houses apart. Hundreds may be missing as residents search hospitals for relatives.
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Sixty-Year Montana Session Faces Busy Third Reading Day
Helena March 1 five days remain in the nineteenth Montana assembly session with tomorrow slated as a peak day. Highway bills in the senate and appropriation bills in the house lead the agenda while the local option pari mutuel measure lingers on general file. Oliver motor vehicle registration transfer and amended fish and game bills attract committee attention as debate looms. The senate will tackle about sixty bills at 9 am and house bills including motor bus registration licensing peddlers and a one-year college course proposal at the State School of Mines in Butte are on track for discussion.
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Butte
Motive in Dr Blazer Murder Case Revealed
Denver report outlines motives behind the murder of Hazel Blazer aged 32 from Englewood. The doctor, named as H M Blazer, faces a murder charge to be filed tomorrow as authorities pursue who suffocated the woman with a towel to end her suffering amid her grave illness.
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Washington Prepares for March 4 Ceremony in German Vote
Washington buzzes over the March 4 ceremony as Wilhelm Cuno and Wilhelm Marx vie for the German presidency after the death of President Ebert. Luther, leading a minority cabinet, is also cited as a leading favorite among the notable statesmen mentioned in connection with the election.
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Earthquake fears rise over New York skyscrapers
Reports from March 1 describe a mysterious East Coast quake causing New York fears it could topple tall buildings. Seismographs at Fordham and Harvard struggled to locate a center as experts debated Logan's Fault influence and rock stability under the city.
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Tragic Siblings End Agony In Leicester Asylum
An extraordinary tragedy in Leicester England unfolds as a sister allegedly poisons her brother to end his agony and is sent to an asylum after the vent. The report notes no telephone access and a somber mood surrounding the event.
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Funeral of Ebert Held in Heidelberg on Wednesday
The funeral of President Ebert will be held Wednesday in Heidelberg at 10 o clock. The ceremony for Meldeberg and Anierment will follow in Heidelberg.
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Three Deaths End Domestic Trouble
In Anderson Indiana on March 1 a man fatally wounded his mother in law Lena Butler 61 and his wife Lena Huntinger 20 before shooting himself, ending a troubled domestic dispute. Authorities say domestic difficulties led to the tragedy.
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President Coolidge to Take Office Amid Cabinet Changes
President Coolidge will take the oath on Wednesday at noon as cabinet members depart Washington for new posts. Charles Dawes is planned to preside as vice president, though not immediately in duty, with Senate confirmation expected on March 4. Congress faces a lengthy summer recess and a frantic end to the session.
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Ered Seto
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Fovermor
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Death ray sale to American buyers cited in report
An inventor claims his death ray was sold to American buyers after negotiations in America. The buyer's price remains undisclosed. A passenger aboard the Acquitania notes England has lost the chance to obtain the invention, which the United States had acquired only recently.
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Yengland
Skull and relics found near Butte hint at unknown death
A skeleton and skull were discovered in a rock cleft five and a half miles southeast of Butte. A watch, hair clip, pin, and shoe parts were recovered, suggesting a fall or other fatal injury from the mountains. Investigators ponder identity and cause as weather and animal activity may have redistributed remains.
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Girl Foils Robbery Attempt at Theater
A young girl interrupted a robbery at a theater, crying for help as bandits tried to pull a bag from her. Spectators pursued them, and the theater crowd fled to the exits while police and staff checked the scene. No serious injuries reported.
Campbell predicts another big wheat yield in Montana
In Butte a visit by D Campbell owner of Campbell Farming corp previews a large spring wheat crop in Montana. He notes 36 acres sowed to winter wheat and expects strong yields despite high costs. Details from ranch near Martins Bend and figures tied to the Campbell operation hint at a substantial output for the season.
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