Senate Ends Filibuster On Cuba Isle of Pines Treaty Vote
Senate moves to vote by 3 p m tomorrow on the twenty year old treaty recognizing Cuba's sovereignty over the Isle of Pines after breaking a one man filibuster led by Senator Copeland. Farm leader Senator Shipstead spoke briefly as others pressed for time to be heard.
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Strange death in Empire hotel room under bed
Joe Paquette carpenter at Butts found dead in a room at the Empire hotel on South Wyoming Street. A four inch scalp wound and a blood clot were noted as cause suspected, with the body hidden under the bed. Coroner Holland ordered an inquest to clarify the mysterious circumstances. Hotel staff and a Chinese roustabout provided statements as investigators probed the scene.
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Holland
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Leo McGrath
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Governor Signs Bill for Mines College Course
President Coolidge forced the issue in the Senate over his nomination of Charles B. Warren to be attorney general. Warren arrived from Detroit as administration leaders pushed the resubmission, surprising Republican leaders and sparking a clash with the opposition.
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Associated Press
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Senate
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Warren
Detroit
White House
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Sa'watlan
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Gurtie
Amateur detective may clear murder case
Amateur sleuths probe a fatal stabbing near Marshall Town as authorities pursue motive and suspect links. The investigation focuses on a private matter connected to the victim, with officials urging patience while collecting clues.
Leaders plan to adjourn Senate upset this week
The Associated Press reports at Washington on March 12 that world court, Isle of Pines treaty, and Warren nomination debates upset Republican leaders plans to end the special session. Democrats join calls for an early Isle of Pines vote, with a Senate decision still unsettled as two days remain.
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Pines
Geneva Disarmament Setback Seen in League Debate
Geneva reports indicate a setback for international disarmament as England and all dominions except Ireland reject the Geneva peace protocol. Austen Chamberlain, British foreign secretary, informed the League of Nations council that Britain rejects the protocol aimed at outlawing war.
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Stokes Trial Ends Tomorrow In Defamation Conspiracy Case
W E D Stokes 73 year old New York millionaire and Robert F Lee of Chicago face conspiracy to defame Mrs Helen Ellwood Stokes. Attorneys argue before Judge W N Gemmill with close of defense and prosecution set for tomorrow afternoon. Rathbun claims legal errors and questions aimed to deflect blame while detailing alleged misconduct by the wife.
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New York
Robert F. Lee
Chicago
Helen Ellwood Stokes
W.N. Gemmill
C. F. Rathbun
Stokes
Milton D. Smith
Rathbun
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Irs
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Jollar
Atvorce
Blakes
Creek Dredging Near Halfway Complete Says Workshop Leader
Dredging of Silver Bow creek begun Oct 9 will end in five days as the big dredger moves along a new course for much of the distance between Hart Contractor Applegate in charge and Harrison avenue. The vessel has removed hundreds of yards of mud from the creek bed and course, and work is expected to start shortly as it reaches the Harrison avenue area.
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Coolidge Welcomes German Envoy in Washington
President Coolidge receives Baron von Maltese at the White House in a formal ceremony. The envoy’s visit signals continued diplomacy and cultural exchange between Germany and the United States amid postwar tensions and rising international interest.
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Montana House approves education bills and more
Governor Erickson signed a bill to study eastern Montana normal school needs and to locate a second teacher training school with outside educators. The education committee pushed measures to equalize tax burdens, approve forty-two appropriation bills, and fund property acquisitions, gymnastic facilities, and related improvements.
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Amnest y Granted James E Ferguson House Passes Ward bill
Legislative amnesty for James E Ferguson, ousted former governor, was enacted when the Texas House of Representatives passed the Woodward bill restoring his rights. The move follows years of political upheaval and ends with Ferguson regaining what he had denounced as denied.
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Teapot Dome Trial Faces Bank Account Question
Cheyenne March 13 Attorneys in the Teapot Dome lease annulment case move to seek admission of bank records as part of the defense and government’s witness testimony faces objections and questions over the authenticity with details from A J Com of the Federal Reserve Denver and W Lacey. A communist deputy begins a Roman fight amid violence accusations.
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Federal Reserve of Denver
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Lacey
Federal farm loan board aids cattle producers reform
Commissioner Cooper, returning from an extended agricultural tour at President Coolidge's request, stated on spring plans for financial help to replace cattle on ranges and increase herds. He noted ample real and public institutions in farming areas and urged representative community action to assist farmers.
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Alleged Poisoner Held For Murder in Atchison Case
Mrs Dora Gage of Atchison died yesterday. Turner, alleged poisoner, was arrested after a room incident with Mrs Gage. Before dying, she claimed Turner gave her a poison drink to collect her life insurance. He is held on murder charges.
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Federal Judge Bourquin Attacked by Klan Official
A Ku Klux Klan official Brasher in Sacramento telegraphed Mrs Walker Willebrand to block federal court proceedings involving Judge George M Bourquin. The note cited loyalty to the state and urged stopping the ruling while referencing a past case linked to Judge Bourquin. The telegram followed Bourquin’s earlier remarks about police power limits and a related death case in Minneapolis.
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