Walter Camp called by death obituary summary
Walter Camp, famed Yale football figure and athletic adviser, died after a long career shaping intercollegiate sports finances and administration. He helped unify Yale's athletic funds, influenced other universities, and served on the Yale Field corporation guiding the Yale Bowl project. Born 1885 in New Haven, he excelled in football, track, and rowing, edited All American teams, and later held executive posts at New Haven Clock Co. He married Alice Sumner and had two children.
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Outbreak Rumors Stir Senate and Chamber Debates
Reports from Paris indicate confusion over early outbreak scenes and the cardinal manifesto issued March 12. Debates continue in the Senate and Chamber as rightist factions push against civil war rhetoric and planned non-denominational laws. The Loucheur group aligns with the government while other right-leaning factions demand dipl General credits and Alsace Lorraine diplomacy to Holy See.
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American ordered to leave Panama
A Panamanian presidential decree announced Richard O Marsh, an American collector, is expelled and prohibited from returning. The action cites findings from a January investigation and mentions Marsh’s purported role in aiding an Indian group seeking to establish a separate republic, amid unrest related to the San Bias Indians.
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Daniels Sides With Demoted Air Leader
An Associated Press report from Cleveland dated March 14 notes Josephus Daniels urged full development of the airplane arm of national defense. He argued that air power, previously sidelined, would not be demoted and emphasized its role for the future defense and maritime coast line.
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Coolidge Pressures For Warren Nomination Continued
President coolidge insists on Warren as the choice for high office despite opposition. A White House statement says the president is consulting senators and men on the nomination and may offer a recess appointment if Warren is not confirmed. Senator Robinson argues the Senate must advise and consent under the Constitution.
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BOARD CONTINUES PRINTERS PROTEST AND TRADE UPDATE
London reports show imports into England from the Irish Free State rising sharply by about 60 percent over 1923 levels and roughly 80 percent above the two years prior to the Free State's adoption. Subscriptions and subsidies for air operations are being adjusted, with some lines resuming through cooperation with established firms. Additional notes mention a meeting rescheduling to Wednesday after March and ongoing discussions about export policies.
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Oillenge Battle at Climax Monday
The article reports a high stakes court fight over bank records and testimony in a financial connection case involving Sinclair. Judge Kennedy will decide Monday whether records are admissible, a key factor that could determine the trial’s direction. Attendees include Fall and Chase, with Pall poised for possible testimony amid extensive legal maneuvering.
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Solons Almost Come to Blows Over Debate in Senate
Congress clash erupts between Kentucky and Virginia senators as Senator Reed seeks executive session while Senator Borah condemns personal attacks. Michigan's Courser read a statement alleging Treasury probe interference, citing missing letters and pressed communications. Senator Ernst clarifies remarks about Virginia senator amid heated gallery audience.
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Shepherd FACING Murder Charge in Coroner Case
The article reports Shepherd held for questioning in the death of Wily McCit during a coroner’s inquest. Attorney William Scott Stewart notes his client could be discharged but requests time for Crowe to review the case. Shepherd says detention was not abusive and returned from New Mexico voluntarily for questioning.
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Influenza Toll Soars With Chicago Deaths Rise
In Chicago, 18 people die and 148 influenza and pneumonia cases are reported in the latest 24 hour tally. Health officials warn the city faces a serious outbreak though no epidemic is declared. The health commissioner cautions against misinformation and calls for careful reporting.
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Senate shelves disarmament move amid proposals chatter
Washington March 14 Senator Shipstead a farmer laborer introduced a resolution stating the Senate stands ready to receive from the President concrete proposals on arms limitation warfare prohibition and rules of warfare. The measure was laid on the table awaiting executive plans for possible international agreements among major powers.
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