Prohibition and vice blamed for underage marriages
State Senator Benjamin Antin and Mary E. Richmond of the Russell Sage Foundation testified before a Bronx grand jury probing 34 unuramed witnesses. The witnesses come as critics urged court restrictions, including a delay between marriage license application and issuance.
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NEW York
Benjamin Antin
Bronx
Mary E. Richmond
Russell Sage Foundation
Supreme Court
Tierney
McGeehan
Antin
Court of
Fear Russia influence discussed at Geneva council meeting
Livya George warns against driving Germany into hungry Russia. League of Nations council, led by Austen Chamberlain, debates German notes on admission. Secret session weighs options that could push Germany away from the league toward bolshevik Russia.
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Germany
Geneva
Council
Livya George
Russia
Council of the
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
League
Kurds Attack on Town Repulsed in Diarbekr Fight
Constantinople dispatch reports Kurdish rebels led by Sheik Said tried to capture Diarbekr in Kurdistan. After fierce house-to-house fighting a main assault was repulsed, though a party penetrated the southern quarter with alleged aid from some residents.
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Constantinople
Sheik ‘Said
Diarbekr
Kurdistan
Penetrati
Gas Filled Room Fatal Gas Incident Report
Casper Wyoming March 10 Associated Press officials report a heavy gas odor detected in a bedroom belonging to Mr and Mrs John Hendris. Mrs Hendris woke but was overcome by the fumes. She reached a window but weakened by gas could not revive her husband or escape without breaking the pane. The scene underscores the danger of gas leaks in residential rooms.
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Associated Press
Casper
Wyo
John Hendris
Wee
Negotiations Started for Sale of Doheny Company
New York March 10 The Times reports negotiations for the sale of the Doheny interests. The Edward L Doheny assets may involve Mexican holdings and Pan American Petroleum. If consummated the deal could separate Mexican from American properties and reorganize the Pan American group with Standard Oil of Indiana gaining prominence.
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Doheney Company
Mexican Petroleum Company
Will Way
Robert W. Stewart
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Indiana
the Times
Pan-American Petroleum
United States
Pacific Coast
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport
Standard Oil of
The
Times
Nightmare triggers student fall from Wyoming frat window
Paul Phelps, 23, former University of Wyoming student, leaped from a second story window at the Kappa fraternity in Laramie following a nightmare. He suffered a fractured left shoulder and serious arm and foot injuries. surgery may be needed to reunite severed ligaments. He was found barely conscious on the ground below his room.
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Associated Press
Laramie
Wyo
Kappa
Paulips
University of Wyoming
Phelps
H. A. Phelps
Dwyer
Rabbi Arrested for Demands on Chief Executive
A form er rabbi Browne, once of Bronk Ymigogue now closed, was brought to trial after being arrested in New York on March 10. He faced charges tied to demanding favors and threatening officials. A secret service agent Weitzman led the case as Browne’s parole reportedly ended earlier this month.
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Associated Prion
New York
M. Bowne
Ratbl
Caart Bronk
Eymigogue
Stmnson
James M. Weitzman
Sivise
Seaglecaie
Browne
Onda
Browne Foveie
Costes
Pra Kesarta Cove Tetong Peete Senapaigs Sapenthecee
Amecianate
Hsioc
Neo Po
Wyoming
Aia
Marri
Estate divided by three in Mrs de St Cyr will
The will of Mrs Jean de St Cyr appoints equal division of a $30 million estate? The document names executors Je Bt Cyr and Mewart. Annuities of $5,000 to Marguerite Armstrong Pitagerald and $1,500 to Ebba Thompson are provided for. The will was filed in Redwood City and the estate begins probate in New York.
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Associated
Redwood City
Cal
Jean de St. Cyr
Wile York
Miguel de Br Ganza
Portugal
Cyr
Mewart
Marguerite Armstrong Pitagerald
Eba Thompson
Coxcob, Conn
T ‘Wn
New York
Student Drowned In Airplane Drop Near Potomac
Newport News Va March 10 Captain J C McAvoy of Mountain Pa reserve officer and student aviator drowned when their airplane pitched into the Potomac River. Lieut Col William E Schauffler of New Jersey narrowly escaped as the craft dipped just above the water. He attributed the accident to the plane’s failure.
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Associated Press
Newport News
J.C. McAvoy
Mountain Pa
William E. Schauffler
New Jersey
Potomac River
Heaillenbeck
Schauffler
Wife of W E D Stokes to take stand in defamation trial
Chicago March 10 The wife of W E D Stokes the New York hotel owner will testify tomorrow in a high profile defamation case. The testimony marks a departure from the usual spouse immunity rules as high court rules permit limited questioning on certain matters Only. She has denied sleeping with other men during trips in 1922 and seeks to defend herself against salacious accusations. The case continues with further testimony expected on page 2 column 1.
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Associated Prew
Chicago
W. E D. Stokes
New York
Sagain
Amate
Hine
General Mitchell's Successor Named for Air Service Post
Lieut. Col. James E. Fechet now commands the air forces at Kelly Field in San Antonio Texas and has been named for the post formerly held by General Mitchell. The change follows Mitchells push for a unified air service and stronger American air program.
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James E. Fechet
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Mitchell
America
United Air Service
Secret testimony ties leases to Teapot Dome case
In Cheyenne on March 10 the trial on government salt in equity featured depositions showing several applicants for lease of the Teapot Dome reserve were told unofficially the reserve had been leased, with claims that Secretary Fall discussions influenced leasing by Mamont company Beatty, Helms, Kistler, Shaffer, and others testified about pre lease contacts and the stakes tied to leasing hundreds of acres and related efforts.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Albert Nores
Tnterior Department
Noureen
Sn Clair’ Corporation
Jamen Te Meatty Ofseworks
Foam Giompany
Pany
Fall
Beatty
Helms
Teserve
Kistler
John Shafter
Evanston
Ich Shaffer
G. Kk. Thoman
Ol and Hetining Company
Teapot Dome
Will directs $3,000,000 estate division across heirs
A testator in Los Angeles leaves a $3,000,000 will detailing division among nine heirs. The document names Joseph Kerr Holbrook of Newville and Gypsy Smith among beneficiaries while expressing hope that one son may advance. The text is imperfect but preserves the core instruction and key parties involved.
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Associated Press
Angeles
Alexander H. Shout
Jeane Kerr Holbrook
Newtoville
Mase
Train crash kills four youths in Dowagiac area
Four youths died and others were injured when a train struck a car in Dowagiac area tonight. Identified victims include Frank Powers, 21, Russell Powers, 18, How Wilson, 31, and Marvin Tay. Investigators from the Associated Press report the collision occurred around March 10 as the victims traveled near the crossing.
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Associated Pres
Nomination for attorney generalship falls on tie vote
Charles B. Warren's bid for attorney general was rejected by a 40 to 40 tie vote. As General Dawe hurried from the hotel toward the capitol, Democrats forced a roll call, marking the first major setback for the Coolidge administration.
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Charles B. Warren Hose
Seme
General Dawe
Hhe
Capitol
Coolidge
House Committee Opposes Liquor Penalty Increase
A House sub-committee voices opposition to raising penalties for alcohol content beyond one half of one percent. It argues that higher levels could push penalties past the point of deterrence and fail to satisfy opponents who seek stricter measures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mai
Warren Nomination for Attorney General Falls by One Vote
Charles Warren of Michigan fails to secure the attorney general post as the Senate rejects his nomination 40 to 0. Vice President Dawes misses the decisive vote, delaying public word while party leaders weigh next moves.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles Beecher Warren
Michigan
United States
Senate
Dawes
Capitol
Fran
Senate Inc
Germecyats
Reed
Auestion
Chang
Bonnier Reed
Senate Rejects Warren Sixth Man Nomination
Historic vote shows Warren and Tyler among nominees facing Senate rejection. Treasury picks, including Henshaw and Johnson, are also blocked amid shift in administration priorities.
Package scam in Butte nets angry victim
Alex Loiselle of Lolelle taxi service traced a postal scheme after paying 4.28 for a COD package from New York. He received a box containing a ukulele-like item, with similar packages reported at the post office. The incident left Loiselle out money and calling for action as inspectors and authorities review the ruse.
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Alex Loiselle
Lolelle
New York
Poat
Fice
Loiselle
Aly Ging
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