Split in party over tax measure tests Coolidge drive
Washington dispatch reports a split between President Coolidge and Republican leaders as he presses for a separate 25 percent deduction on 1923 income tax returns. Democrats and insurgents oppose the move, fearing it could derail the general tax bill and provoke a presidential veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
I. N.S
Washington
Mar
Coollidge
Congres
Congress
White House
Garner
Texas
Mellons Mellon
Underwood Secures Alabama Delegation for National Dem Convention
Oscar W. Underwood wins Alabama preferential primary by a wide margin and will head a solid state delegation to the national Democratic convention. Law passed by the legislature grants him the right to select the Alabama delegation and direct votes on the floor. He defeats L. B. Musgrove and Marvin A. Dinsmore with about a 29,000 vote majority.
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Birmingham
Ala
Oscar W. Underwood
Underwood
Alabama
L. B. ,Musgrove
William Jennings Bryan
Marvin A. Dinsmore
Bomb explosion injures twenty five in downtown Detroit
Detroit March 13 twenty five persons were injured three severely by a downtown bomb explosion. The blast damaged houses and shattered windows along the block. Police cordon off the area as investigators seek a motive tied to foreign feuds.
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Detroit
Mich
Fire kills two and injures two in revenge blaze
In New York on March 12 a five story Lower East Side apartment fire killed Steph en Kluback and his wife Anna while sons John eight and Benjamin five were in critical condition. Police seek a man linked to the blaze which swept the building after oil was poured on steps and the door. Neighbors recalled a threat against Kluback by an enemy last week.
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New York
Stephen Kliuback
Anna
John
Benjamin
Kluback
Tate
John Bro
Baker Support for Nation League II Talks to Women
Newton D. Baker former secretary of war and unopposed Cox candidate for delegate to the Democratic national convention urged a platform commitment for the United States to join the League of Nations. Speaking before the Women's City Club in Cleveland he praised the league as the only force rebuilding shattered world foundations.
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Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Cox
United States
Family of Nations
League
Baker
Women's City Club
League of Nations
University of Cincinnati named beneficiary in $250000 policy
Cincinnati March 12 The University of Cincinnati is named beneficiary under an insurance policy for 250000 issued to a Cincinnati citizen the donor’s name was not made public. Officials said similar gifts may follow and many college boys aim for football success.
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CINCY
Cincinnati, CO
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Benham Found Guilty in Mail Fraud Case
William G. Benham, 63, convicted by Judge John E. Sater for use of the mails to defraud. Court costs estimated at about $20,000 assessed against them.
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Columbus
William G. Benham
John E. Sater
Two Big Fines Adsesed IPMN Men in Logan
Logan county court handed heavy penalties to Willis Harden and Harry K Starr in a common pleas session. Harden pled guilty to possession while Starr was found guilty of transporting though possession charge against him lacked substantiation. Starr received a $1000 fine plus costs and vehicle seizure. Harden was fined $1500 and costs.
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Harden
Brandt
Farbearn
Starr
Logan
Quest
Pettit
Edwin D. Ricketts
Supreme Court expands work hour protections for women
Arthur Brisbane notes a favorable Supreme Court ruling on regulating women’s work hours in New York. He also mentions the American Telegraph and Telephone Company plans in Mexico, Henry Ford’s Gulf coast plant, and a critique of wealth and power, with a teaser about a continuation on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Company
Supreme Court
New York
American Telegraph
Telephone Company
Mexico
Henry Ford
Free Port
Recon
Sinclair vows fight against Teapot Dome annulment suit
Cheyenne March 123 Sinclair arrives with counsel Martin W. Littleton and Colonel J W Zevely to file tomorrow a government annulment suit against Mammoth Oil Co the lessee of the Teapot Dome naval reserves near Casper Wyoming.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Mammoth Oil Co
Teapot Dome
Casper
Sinclair
Martin W. Littleton
New York
J. W. Zevely
Party Ends in Death at Chicago Home
In Chicago a party for two ended with the death of Walter Law, 35, found dead in Mrs. Belle Gaertner’s street side sedan. Mrs. Gaertner, a divorced woman connected to prominent manufacturer William Gaertner, claimed she gave Law a pistol for protection. An empty gin bottle and a single shell were found in the car. Police await further investigation into how Law was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Belle Gaertner
Walter Law
Van Horn Leads Pittsburgh Vein Operators Association
Ezra Van Horn, Clarkson Coal Co. general manager, was chosen president of the Pittsburgh Vein Operators Association, succeeding Michael Gallagher of M. A. Hanna Co. Charles J. Albasin, Bridgeport labor commissioner, was re-elected. The executive committee includes Van Horn as chairman and members Gallasher Sullivan Bean Good Johnson Nelms Robbins Troll Warner Wildermuth and Woolford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Ezra van Horn
Clarkson Coal Co
Pittsburgh Vein Operators’ Association
Michael Gallagher
M. A. Hanna Co
Charles J. Albasin
Bridgeport
Michael Gallasher
A. W. Bean
J. L. Good
E. L. Johnson
Bridgeports
C. Nelms
H. Robbins
C. W. Troll
Whitney Warner
R. L. Wildermuth
W. KR. Woolford
Lenine’s Successor Stricken. Rykov’s Illness Delays Stance
Openhagen reports Alexievy Rykov successor to Lenin as president of the council of people's commissars in the Soviet government is gravely ill with an incurable kidney disease. It is unlikely he can assume duties. Premier Rykov is in Moscow for a long rest after the illness information from Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Openhagen
Alexievy Rykov
Nicolai Lenine
Council of People’s Commissars
Moscow
Rykov
Seven-Angle Heist Hits Security Loan Office in Lower Side
Seven armed men overpowered four clerks including a woman at the Security Loan office on the Lower East Side. They looted cash and jewelry totaling about 50 000 dollars and escaped in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Security Loan
Trick by Arthur Smith Recalled In Local Undertaker Case
Mar 12 report notes Arthur Smith in the public eye for alleged deception in a casket and vault scheme. An earlier Rome incident involved a man named Graham posing as financially distressed, collecting neighbor funds for a child’s funeral items, then misappropriating the money and assets.
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Pomeroy
Arthur Smith
Rome
Carpenter
Graham
Coe
Albany
Rawlidge Brothers
Rutland
John W Hawk Dies at 54 in Lysander
John W Hawk 54 longtime Athens county commissioner died at his Lysander home Tuesday night after a prolonged illness from acute nephritis. Funeral services set for Sunday at Clarks Chapel at 1 pm. He was born November 6 1869 in Lodi township and lived there his life. Surviving wife Cora Reeder Hawk and three children Reeder Grace and Dewey, the latter in Haiti with the U S Marine Corps. John Grosvenor named to complete Hawks unexpired term.
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John W. Hawk
Board of Commissioners
Athens County
Lysander
Clarks Chapel
Mr. Hawk
Lodi Township
Cora Reeder Hawk
Ileft-Reeder
Athens
Grace
Dewey
United States
Cape Maitien
Haiti
Audrey
Hawk
John Grosvenor
Canaan Township
John Hawk
Fred Carpwell
Sarah McGrath
S. M. Johnson
Grosvenor
Canaan
Mystery death linked to Daugherty aide inquiry
In Washington on March 12 investigators pursued a mystery tied to the death by own action of Jesse P ed th, a close friend of Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty. The Brookhart Wheeler committees in their general inquiry issued subpoenas to managers and Postal officials as part of the investigation into events surrounding Smith and the dates November 1, 1920 and May 29.
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Trv Ashington
Jesse Ped Th
Attor
Harry M. Daugherty
Wheater
Brookhart
Wheeler
Gate
Daugherty
Department of Jusar Eento
Washington Court
Smith
Cork Mutineer Group Seizes Capel Barracks
Dublin report says Cork is effectively under Free State aligned mutineers control after they overpowered Capel barracks sentries and fled with military supplies. An all night cabinet meeting led to a settlement with a mutineer group led by Fort Geddam Tobin, not William T.
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Dublin
Mer
Cork
Free State Army
Capael Barracks
Fort Geddam Tobin
William T
Corgravel Laun
Dall Eireann
Longworth tax bill eyed as cause of revenue loss
Secretary Mellon told the Senate Finance Committee the measure would create a treasury deficit. He estimated a revenue loss of 460 million dollars versus an anticipated next year total of 395 million.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
Mellon
Senate Finance Committee
Mellan
Athens teachers to meet over county school situation
E. K B. Fair president of the Athens County Teachers association calls a meeting at 10 oclock Saturday in the Athens County house to discuss misunderstandings. Officials warn a walkout is not desired and closing schools would jeopardize state aid.
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E. K B. Fair
Athens County Teachers’ Association
Athens County
Boards of Education
Elatio N Ito
Mr. Fair
Fair
Run Down by Train in Big Four Yards
Marion Smith, 50, a Big Four yards employee, was struck and killed by a train early today in Galion. Authorities reported the fatal accident occurred as Smith worked in the yard area.
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Galion
Marion Smith
Three Burned in Ohio Kitchen Fire at West Hall Home
In Coshocton County on March 1 a 70 year old man named Wathaniel jor died in a kitchen stove fire and 30 year old William Hall and his wife suffered serious burns at their home northwest of Coshocton.
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Coshocton
Wathaniel Jor
William Hall
Drifted skiff brings two children home at Letart
A search in Letart Ohio for Tootsie Lewis and Andy Harris's granddaughter ended when the children reappeared aboard a small skiff that had drifted down the river. The pair, last seen at dinner time, were found ashore half a mile downstream safe after a tense, hour long scare.
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Pomeroy, O
Letart
Tootsie” Lewis
Sara Lewis
Andy Harris
Racine
Rotary Club to Be Organized in Nelsonville Tonight
A meeting established a temporary organization for a Nelsonville Rotary Club with G. K. Robinson named temporary president and D. A. Rider temporary secretary. The group planned to complete the formalities and organize tonight in the Legion rooms on West Washington street.
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Nelsonville. O
Rotary Club
Nelsonville
G. K. Robinson
D. A. Rider
Legion Rooms
West Washington Street
Triplet Girl Severely Wounded In Play Incident
Verna Patton seven year old daughter of Clinton Patton is critically ill after a glass cut during play. An artery was severed in her arm and she nearly bled to death several times. She and her siblings are part of a triplet trio. In Cairo floods have cut off communication with Palestine isolating American tourists.
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Nelsonville, CO
Verna Patton
Mra
Clinton Patton
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Grasa
Jshe
Cairo
Palestine
Man Loses Fortune in Sand Scam Deal
W B Cochran, a man labeled negrot, bought 83 ares of land from a slick salesman for 860 dollars thinking it was a valuable Texan plot. It proved all sand until an oilman offered 359000 dollars for the worthless tract. Cochran now pursues a change of fortune with his remaining ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Cochran
Negrot
Sal Frans
Elacg
Jan
Cochran
Eran Ee Hiewenats
Promised Loan Figure Emerges in Beale McLean Inquiry
A Beale McLean related line of inquiry focuses on an alleged $100,000 loan to Fall as part of a broader investigation. The senate public hearing is set to hear testimony from McLean amid a wider probe into graft and fraud linked to naval reserve affairs.
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Washington, Main
Beale McLean
New
Mont
Senate
Pubie
Ee McLean
Ty I Bi
E. L. Doheny
es-Beare
Albert B. Vut
Naval Reserve
Washington
Ian Ai
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