Inquiries Grow Over Treasury Probe Sparks Senate Clash
Senate debate over the internal revenue bureau investigation exploded into a bitter exchange as senators, including Ernst, Cousany, Glass, and former Treasury secretary, hurled accusations across the chamber. A request to name the man responsible heated the room while Robinson attempted to prevent a fight.
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Yong
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Henator Glass
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Robinem
Robinson
Arkansas
Walter Camp dies in sleep at 65 in New York hotel
Walter Camp founder of modern intercollegiate football died in his sleep of a heart attack at the Hotel Belmont in New York. Reports say Camp, a noted coach and critic, was 65 or 66, and his death occurred as committees organized funeral plans after news reached the Pennsylvan ia conference. Tributes poured in from athletes and coaches across the country.
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Alsace Proutinge May Be Scene of First Outbreaks
Prefect threatens to arrest parents as authorities probe early outbreak reports in Alsace Proutinge. Local officials emphasize public safety while coordinating with health services to contain possible spread. The situation prompts added school and business precautions across the region.
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Open clash looms as church and state clash in Alsace
Paris dispatch reports growing tension as Strasbourg Colmar and Alsace brace for the first open church versus state confrontation in a strike. Religious and government authorities define positions, with trouble looming if neither side backs down amid a schooling dispute.
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Alsace
Sacajewa
Wyoming Fort
Denied one boy ends his life on page 3
A Cincinnati boy, aged about 11, longed to play with others and study to be an engineer. He took his wagon to a grocery run, burned old school items, then shot himself after saying he would not need them. His brothers, playing outside, heard a shot and found him mortally wounded.
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Cincinnati
Germany Asked to Take Place in League Council
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations council ending its historic meeting with a conciliatory move toward admitting Germany to join the league. Though no exemption for sanctions was granted, officials say Germany could win a permanent council seat eventually, as Paris discussions on security pacts loom.
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Shepherd Fages Murder Charge In McClintock Case
March 14 report states William D. took custody of the state's attorney in a murder charge linked to the typhoid death of William Ne McClintock who left an estate near $1,000,000. Shepherd's counsel and Robert E. Crows, the state's attorney, are referenced with details continued on Page 2.
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Father Uses Axe to Slay Four Children
In Kansas City on March 14 M Linn Gideon aged 34 injured himself after killing his four children Marjorie 1 Maurice 5 Helen 1% and another child at a home near North Ki Following the tragedy Gideon fled to his sister in law Nell Prather's home where he attempted suicide He later died in hospital Recent neighbors describe him as quiet and kind with limited mental clarity.
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Gibson
Stolen Ring Leads to Regret in Confession Excerpt
A partial confession describes taking a wedding band and leaving a ring behind. The speaker recalls plans to avoid dishonesty, the moment of theft, and a subsequent encounter with a couple who bought the ring. The tale hints at remorse and personal conflict over the deed.
Wheat Nose Dives Then Rebounds In Chicago Trade
Chicago March 14 Wheat open with a sharp fall in the market before a recovery that trimmed the day’s losses. May wheat started around 1.66 to 1.68, trading near 1.69 as export buying supported prices after yesterday’s sharp decline. The session featured a notable drop followed by renewed demand at the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Minneapolis
Death ends vigil kept by dog at master's grave
Lancaster Ohio March 14 death ends the long vigil of Nero a doe dog that guarded its master Charles Warmer burial site in a lonely cemetery Nero kept watch at the grave six months only leaving for food trustees plan to honor Nero in sermons tomorrow. The master Warmer was shot to death last July amid prohibition era tensions.
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Ohio
Nero
Charles Warmer
Gally
White House notes on Warren attorney general bid
The president announced that Charles B. Warren’s appointment as attorney general, a second time rejected by the Senate, will be reconsidered. The White House confirmed the move as a constitutional debate looms over ongoing efforts to secure consent amid Senate resistance.
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Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Senate
White House
Ferguson Guide Paris Suffragettes Debate In Chamber
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate discussion in Paris on March terms debating "Ma" Ferguson’s Texas governorship and her influence on suffrage. Text appears to reference deputies, Texas policy, and wartime rhetoric, with unclear phrases about pen warfare and figures.
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France
Texas
Two Score Measures Await Action by Chief Executive
The nineteenth assembly has several measures awaiting governor Erickson's action by March 20. Key items include eight split Bills covering state boards, commissions, institutions, and teaching units, plus provisions for a gas tax fund share to the general fund and highway commission. Other bills address insurance, itinerant vendors, oleomargarine bans, metropolitan police scope, and optometry practice, among others.
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