Teapot Dome Case Hinges on Everhart Testimony
In Cheyenne Wyoming on March 16 the Teapot Dome lease annulment suit nears a pivotal point as banker M T Everhart of Pueblo Colorado fights a possible right to refuse testimony about handling Liberty bonds for B Fall former secretary of the interior. The issue centers on whether his responses could incriminate him and if he must testify.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Teapot Dome
M. T. Everhart
Pueblo
Col
B. Fall
Interior
Everhart
Ford Coins Money With Joke Railroad
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Ford in a strange context with money and a joke rail line. The readable bits reference a tan dame and York, with unclear names and partial phrases. No coherent event or date emerges, making a definitive summary difficult.
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FORD
Patrick Murphy 104 Celebrates Birthday At Monument Spot
An elderly man Patrick Murphy aged 104 marks a birthday near a monument in Colorado. He has lived there in a log cabin believed to be among the oldest in the area and has never married.
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Patrick Murphy
Monument, Col
Howe
Denistoun defends leniency in case of ex wife’s escapades
In court, Dennistoun speaks for forgiveness and says no need for harsher action against his former wife who allegedly loaned him money before divorce. He describes life with Bre. The Dowager Countess Darvon, now married to him, was absent. Defense counsel questions attitude toward later misconduct.
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den Ind
Car- Darvon
Denatoun
Bre
Dennigoun
Oscar Honhouse
Birkett
Dennistoun
Direct Cable Opens Between United States and Italy
New York march 16 a message of greetings from President Coolidge to the king of Italy marked the first direct Western Union cable between the two nations. The link enables direct transatlantic communication without intermediate lines, creating a new European transmission artery.
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Associated Press
New York
Coolidge
Italy
United States
Europe
Supreme Court probes Oregon compulsory school law
Oral arguments argued before the U S Supreme Court on two cases challenging Oregon’s compulsory education statute. The measure requires most children aged up to 16 to attend state public schools after September 1926, with few exceptions, and raises questions about due process and parental rights versus state power.
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Associated Prev
Washington
Oregon
Supreme Court
Willis
Moore
Iter
Guirea
Eight Appropriation Bills Approved by Governor Erickson
Governor Erickson approved eight appropriation bills including a refunding of 6 percent general fund warrants and a measure transferring the motor vehicle registration bureau to the state penitentiary. The plan funds the treasury with warrant retirements and sets December 1 for moving bureau duties to the prison with one inmate assistant.
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Associated Press
Helena
Motor Vehicle Registration Bureau
Erickson
Tranter
Motor Registration Bureau
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Allies Must Agree On Any Peace Pact
Paris reports Premier Her i Lot's talks with Austen Chamberlain and Edouard Benes open a new phase in Europe's search for a peace framework. Negotiations likely to proceed through diplomatic channels with a firm basis for either partial or general security accord to be agreed before a conference is convened.
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Paris
Mareh
Her‘lot
Austen Chamberlain
Iar
Edouard’ Benes
Carehalovak
Europe
Trainike Ry
Basia
Boy Confession Was Lie in Murder Case
Harold Sonny Willis 14 admitted to district attorney and police the earlier confession blaming his mother, Margaret Willis, for the murder of Dr. Benjamin Baldwin was false to shield her from harsher punishment. Margaret Willis, previously convicted, faced removal to San Quentin but avoided immediate punishment as evidence emerged.
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Los Angeles
Harold
Sonny”* Willis
Margaret Willis
Districttorney
Willis
Benjamin B. Baldwin
San Quentin
Achievements of Irish race extolled at St Patrick's Eve dinner
At the New Finlen hotel a St Patrick’s Eve dinner by the Friendly Bons of St Patrick featured eloquent speeches and Ireland themed music. A seven course menu on gold paper with green embossing highlighted Erin Go Bragh and shamrock motifs. John V Dwyer led invocations while speakers praised Irish heritage and the Ames arena. The Treasure State quartet offered Irish melodies and Ferguson boys of Anaconda sang solo.
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St. Patrick
New Finlen
Erin Go Bragh
Erin
John V. Dwyer
United Baton
Amer Cattery
Amesica
Treasure State
McNarmara
Ferguson ‘Boys
Anacon
Colmar French School Strike Sparks Dual Claims
In Colmar a French school strike produces competing claims from both sides amid a dispute led by a strike committee. The committee urges parents to keep children home for three days while the municipality distributes leaflets explaining new school organization and inviting attendance.
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Colmar
Strasbourg
Suegel
Dars
Ents
Guggenheim in Critical Condition Reported in New York
A garbled New York dispatch reports Daniel Guggenheim, financier, in critical condition after a severe illness. The incomplete text mentions his home and a March 16 date, with surrounding confusion in the transcription.
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Guggenheim
New York
Daniel Guggesheim
Erie
Will Probe Death of Famous Soldier
Hollywood California burial details released for Bam Dreben a famed soldier. Dr Walter Brem said Dreben’s death was a natural act. request for privacy and absence of a public ceremony noted. Services were to be held under Hollywood American Legion auspices with arrangements ongoing through Wednesday.
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Hollywood
Cal
Bam Dreben
Walter Brem
Here
Faiman Declares Rights Promised in Murder Plot
Chicago report states Charles C. Faiman proprietor of a bacteriology school admitted to giving typhoid germs to William Shepherd, foster-father of a boy who died after exposure. The admission followed sustained questioning by assistant state’s attorney in Shepherd’s presence. The proceedings describe threats and alleged plots surrounding the case.
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Associated Prose
Chicago
Charles C. Faiman
William D. ‘Shepherd
William Sc Shan
Milo Dellar
Shepherd Anid
S.slorneys
Deel
Falman
Shepherd
Nes Asetetunt Sai ‘Mharbare
M'Coy Convicted on Charge of Assault in Los Angeles
Kid McCoy, once a notable fighter, was convicted in Superior Court on three counts of assault with intent to kill related to the August death of Theresa Bore. The case stemmed from a stray incident that morning at an antiques shop, and he will be sentenced Friday.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Kid McCoy
Pusiliat
Theresa Bore
Senate confirms Warren as attorney general in 46 to 39 vote
Washington reports the Senate approved Charles B. Warren for attorney general by a 46 to 39 margin, after a prior 40-40 tie. Questions arose about a possible recess appointment and Warren’s acceptance. President Coolidge had indicated readiness to offer such an appointment, leaving his stance unclear.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles B. Warren
Wan
Senate
Warren
Coolidge
De Valera Appeals for Irish Republic
An article reports Eamon de Valera urging support for a fully independent Irish Republic while abroad. He frames the struggle as a national duty to achieve lasting freedom from England and to safeguard Ireland's future.
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DE Valera Appeals
Irish Republic
Lifer Miller Escapes Kalispell Prison Break Shadow
Charles Miller a ten year Kalispell murder convict escaped Deer Lodge after a Sunday break for liberty. Deputies Holland Hughes and Wareden Hood captured him in Butte as Miller clutched a loaded revolver under a pillow. He was returned to Deer Lodge and awaits further parole actions.
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Charles Miler
Kalispell
J. ¥. Erickson
Ai Hin
Wipe
Pole
Miller
Butte Yeaterlay
Ilier
Deer Lodge
John
Holland
Jack Kelly
Bhay
Vanty
Deet Lodge
Wareden
Hughen ‘Jones
Bing
Ieeper
Kaliapeti
Butte
Hrlekaan
Fathead
Aller
Tore Mier van
Yeater
Klatn
Jones
Enates
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Ireland
Lynch
America
Faiman Deglares Righes
Young McClintock
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