Daugherty Trial Sparks Senate Charge Open Hearings
The attorney general Harry M. Daugherty faces a Senate probe that may widen into many government branches. Democrats seek a conviction or written resignation. supporters say the inquiry is a political maneuver to damage the Harding Coolidge administration. The Brookhart committee plans open public hearings with possible cross examination and a late week return to Washington.
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Washington
Harry M. Paugherty
Senate
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Harry M. Daugherty
Prohibition Unit
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Shipping Board
Alien Property Bureau
Brookhart Committee
Nct
Coolidge
Friends of Liberty
Attorr
Harding-Coolidge
Treasury Department
Couzens-King
Brookhart
Brooknuat
Cours
Witocsace
Court action to stop oil drilling on Elk Hills and Teapot Dome
Senate oil investigation widens as Public Lands committee plans injunctions in California and Wyoming to halt oil extraction at Elk Hills and Teapot Dome. action targets Doheny Sinclair leases, seeks to expose government official stock dealings and potential Justice Department ties.
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Washington
Senate
Public Lands Committee
Department of Justice
McLean
Cleveland
New York
Elkins
Republican
West Virginia
Harry M. Daugherty
Sinclair
Owen J. Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
California
Wyoming
Elk Hills
Teapot Dome
E. L. Doheny
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Doheny
Beases
White House
Coolidge
Standard Oil Co
Elk Hills Reserve
Walsh
Congress
William J. Burns
Bureau of
F. B. McLean
Burns
Department
Attacks on Daugherty Probed by Senators Named
Cleveland March 3 William M Hopkins city manager assails Senator Smith Brookhart and Senator Burton Wheeler over the probe of Attorney General Harry M Daugherty. Hopkins labels both partisan and biased against Daugherty while noting Wheeler once served as Montana district attorney under Wilson and Brookhart backs railway labor. He says the charges lack clarity and would not bias impartiality.
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Daugherty
Cleveland, O
Wiliam Kh. Hopkins
Cleveland
Smith Brookhart
Towa
Ciastrian
Harry M. Daugherty
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Independent Aid Society
Pythian Temple
Wheeler
Wilson
Hopkins
Brookhart
Janitor Caught Stealing at East High School
Thom as Roberts 66 a longtime East High School janitor was arrested after dawn thefts of sugar and aprons used by domestic science students. He faces larceny charges in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Thomas Roberts
East High School
Logan Waterworks Reforms Endorsed by Committee
Logan March 3 recommendations from the water works committee urge disposal of an old air compressor and cement bottoming for a gravel wells trial. A gas well near the site is proposed to offset coal costs, with new pumps and a larger reservoir planned. Chief engineer Dalton may receive a salary increase and direct authority after a three month efficiency trial.
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Logan
Mar
Chas. Dalton
Guy Diltz
Ernest Paroon
Robey, Mundy
Shaw
Bright Week Forecast Sees Pleasant Ohio Weather
The Weather Bureau report predicts generally fair skies for Ohio Valley and Tennessee through March 8. Temperatures expected near normal with a chance of rain on Wednesday. Cincinnati normals: 47 high, 29 low, mean 38.
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United States Weather Bureau
Washington, D.D. C
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Divorces Granted in Lorain Opera Singer Majorsack Case
Delicitas Bettina Majorsack of Lorain was granted a divorce on her cross petition from Joseph Jorsack, Lorain realtor. The proceedings halted her career after the couple's dispute.
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Elyria
Bettina Majorsack
Lorain
Joseph Jorsack
Funeral for J. B. Ferrell Held Tuesday
Funeral services were announced for Tuesday for J. B. Ferrell 42 a Norfolk & Western railroad engineer killed Saturday night by a tire incident at Portsmouth. Authorities said a hose or jack caused the fatal accident on the Portsmouth line while Ferrell was on duty.
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Columbus
Benial
J. B. Ferrell
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Portemouth
Canton man gets 30 day work house for porch thefts
William Maley of Canton Ohio is sentenced to 30 days in the work house after being found guilty of stealing coins from a milk bottle and from an empty bottle on A N M Miller’s porch. Judge Bowman asserts Maley may be the same suspect seen on the porch.
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William Maley
Canton
Ohio
A. N M. Miller
Bowman
Marey
Fire at Dew Hotel Laundry Sparks Narrow Escape in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville Ohio on March 3 a fire in the laundry area of the Dew Hotel was spotted early when flames from a hot plate touched nearby clothing. Firemen arrived, chemicals were used, and the blaze was controlled before serious damage occurred.
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Nelsonville
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co Faces Big Concern
A report from New York dated March 3 notes the Virginia Carolina Chemical Co as the focus of a major concern. The article details industry worries and potential regulatory or market impacts affecting the firm.
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BIG Concern
New York
Virginia
Carolina Chemical Co
Court appoints receivers for New Jersey company
In the district of New Jersey a federal court appointed C. G. Wilson as president of the company and Arthur C. Vanderbilt as receivers.
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Federal Court For the
District of New Jersey
C. G. Wilson
Arthur C. Vanderbilt
Resort Burns Near Boulder in Early Morning Fire
Eldorado Springs, a famed summer resort five miles south of Boulder, Colo., was reported in flames early today with little hope of saving it from total destruction. The blaze threatens the historic resort in the Rockies as firefighters battle the blaze.
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Boulder
Colo
Eldorado Springs
Rockies
Here
Pomeroy Chinese Wall Proved Safeguard for Riverfront
The river slip near the high school suggests possible danger to the railroad track and street, but Pomeroy’s two miles of riverfront wall, built thirty years ago for the Pomeroy Belt Railway, provides solid protection. Cost was $60,000 then, likely half a million now, and the belt line later sold to the Hocking Valley. The wall rests on massive foundation stones, 30 to 40 feet high in places, and is praised as a monument to Austin W. Vorhees for his persistence in the city council.
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Pomeroy, O
Pomeroy
Hocking
Austin W. Vorhees
Explosion at Nixon Nitration Plant Triggers Tragedy
NIXON N J March 3 Efforts to fix blame for Saturday blast that leveled Nixon Nitration Co plant killing at least 18 and injuring about 100 authorities confer with owners and Ammonite Co president plus Raritan arsenal officers. Discrepancies over cause persist with TNT residue vs chemical conditions in fertilizer production cited by officials.
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Nixon
N. J
Middlesex County
Nixon Nitration Co
Louis and
Stanhope Nixon
R. Norris Shreve
Ammonite Co
T Raritan
A. 8. Casad
Raritan Arsenal
MUM AND IN JAIL FOR STORY SOURCE Waukegan editor jailed
Ralph F. King assistant city editor of the Waukegan Daily Sun was jailed for 30 days after defying the court. He continued work from his cell using a radio and kept in touch with his newsroom via a confidential source. His boss doubled his salary during confinement.
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Ralph F. King
Waukegan
Daily Sun
King
Eavite
Jetta
Desolate Ford Coupe Chased by Officer in Nelsonville
A Ford coupe without lights sparked a chase through Nelsonville on a Saturday night. Two young men jumped from the fleeing car on West Columbus Street as Officer McLaughlin approached. The vehicle crashed into a police barrier, breaking a glass. license details and ownership are unclear in the ragged report.
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Nelsonville
McLaughlin
Columbus Street
Lancaster
Toien
Claims Record Elyria Township Long Married Couples
Eaton township in Lorain County reports the state record for the largest share of long married couples. Eight pairs total 427 years of marriage with pairs including Martin and Olive Hopwood, William and Millicent Tite, George and Dellen Wilson, Grace Giles and Witham, John and Jennie Reed, Albert and Addie Alexander, Edward and Abbie Bassett, and Moses and Elia Ross.
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Elyria
Eaton Township
Martin
Olive
Hopwood
William and
Millicent Tite
George and
Dellen’. Wilson
Witham
Grace Giles
John and
Jennie Reed
Albert and
Addie Alexander
Edward and
Abbie Bassett
Moses and
Elia Ross
Four Airmen Die in Crashes Over the British Isles
March 3 report from London states four airmen were killed and three injured in crashes over Cambridge and Biggin Hall. Royal Air Force planes collided over Cambridge aerodrome, killing two and injuring two, while another RAF plane crash at Biggin Hill killed two and seriously injured one.
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British Isles
London
Cambridge
Bigginhall
Royal, Air Force
Royal Air Force
Bigsinhall
White House calls Vanderlip claim about Dougherty absurd
The White House rejected Frank A. Vanderlip’s assertion that President Coolidge asked for Attorney General Harry M. Dougherty’s resignation but had not received it. Officials said Coolidge has not asked for Dougherty’s resignation and would accept it if he did.
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Washington
Mar
Frank A. Vanderlip
Coolidge
Harry M. Dougherty
White House
Convention hotel plan promises ample space for delegates
Cleveland March coverage reports Colonel Carmi A. Thoms on arrangements for over 2500 Republican delegates and officials. Ohio and West Virginia delegates will stay at multiple hotels with the largest contingent in Cleveland. The hotel committee says hotel capacity will be stretched but managed, with press and visitors in mind and national leaders enjoying headquarters in Cleveland.
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Mareh ‘Hotel
Fee
Jane
Bauve Besa
Jaigned
Carmi A. Th JSON
Ohio
West Virginia
Ers
Gad Kent
Colonial
Holtenden
Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Alcavar
Wink
National Committee
Coolidge
Statler
Johnson
Ert M. LaFoliette
Winton
Anglo French Accord Nearer as MacDonald Reaches Out
London reports indicate progress toward an Anglo French accord aided by Premier MacDonald’s letters to President Poincare. Poincare seeks closer understanding while denying annexation aims and showing willingness to adjust France’s reparations stance. Britain hopes U.S. participation to advance a broader European settlement.
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David M. Church
I. N
Stafe
London
Ramessy MacDonald
Frsod Poincare
Mofslday
MacDonald
Daily Express
France
David Lloyd George
Stanley Baldwin
Poincare
Great Britain
Ruhr
Germany
Italy
Belgium
United States
Forbes to be arraigned in Chicago federal court
Col. Charles R. Forbes, indicted former head of the U S veteran bureau, will be arraigned in federal court in Chicago on March 10 or 11, according to announcements made today.
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Forbes
Chicago
Ill
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veteran Bureau
City Police Strained as Butler Threatens Heavy Arm Counter
In Philadelphia on March 3 General Smedley Butler warned that if the crime wave lasts until tomorrow night he will arm a thousand firemen and use them as policemen to shoot to kill. He criticized safety director and ordered two hotel bellhops linked to bootlegging arrested as part of citywide crackdowns.
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Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
Fofice
James A. Geng
Maynard Marriage Strife Prompted by Cross Petition
Paul De filed a cross petition in a divorce suit alleging bills and sprees for years. He claims his spouse has left him with a poker and roomer a sun, and has failed to prove the family.
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Maynard
Paul de
Hin
Roomer
Columbus Wool Sale Reports Varied Mills Prices
The Sheep and Wool Growers report Ohio wool sales with prices around 53 cents per pound for Delaine grade. New England mills and other buyers participated, and the report notes differing prices among mills.
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Columbus
Ohio
New England
Creole Cooking Secrets Unveiled by A World Chef
A Creole chef reveals culinary secrets blending world flavors. The piece notes influence from regional kitchens including Indian and Caribbean styles, highlighting technique and tradition. Readers are invited to explore rich cooking lore and historic kitchen craft.
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