Depositional Testimony Details Teapot Dome Applicants
In Cheyenne on March 10 deposition testimony showed numerous applicants besides Harry F. Sinclair for Teapot Dome lease. Testimony from James Beatty Birch Helms and others indicated prelease discussions with Secretary Fall and unofficial leaks of a Mammoth lease. Cross examination suggested Fall may have viewed talks as about Swainment royalty rather than Teapot Dome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyenne
Wyo
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Mammoth Oil Company
Sinclair Cancer
Sinclair
Albert B. Fair
Secretary of the Interior
Producers’ and Refiners’ Corporation
Birch Helms
New York
Texas
Pacific Oil and Coal Company
Memmoth Company
Helmmeachird I Ty Aa
Schaffer
Drug For. Oil. Co
G. K. Thomas
Denver
Pioneer Oil and Refining Company
Teapot Dome
Beatty
Shaffer
Helms
Fall
Naval Reserve
Mammoth Company
Helma
Salt Creek
Tomb older than Tutankhamen found near Giza Pyramid
A cable to Dr George A Reisner confirms a newly discovered tomb near the Giza Pyramids. The find, dated about 1700 years earlier than Tutankhamen's tomb, is attributed to the Harvard expedition led by Reisner with Alan Rowe and Duncan Greenlees assisting. The expedition began work in November in the district first explored in 1905 and renewed in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mar
George A.reisney
Harvard
Harvard University-Boston Museum of Fine Arta
Giza
Alan Rowe
Reisner
Duncan Greenless
Acpn
Seven Carnegie Men Arraigned for Trial
Seven Carnegie residents were placed on trial in a Pittsburgh criminal court today charged with violent offenses. The arraignment followed a police investigation into a string of incidents tied to the Carnegie district. Details remain limited as defense counsel requested time to prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Presid
John
Hayma
Unfilled Orders Rise for United States Steel
Unfilled orders for United States Steel as of February 2 totaled total pashtit tons, up 247,448 tons from January and the highest since August 1938. Subsidiaries operated at about 98 percent capacity for ingot steel and 90 percent for finished steel, with shipments near 1,160,000 tons and new business around 1,400,000 tons. In the first three weeks of February, new orders exceeded shipments by about 4,000 tons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Annette
Prohibition Agency Favored To Enforce Dry Law
A House sub-committee report urges a distinct prohibition agency with civil service agents, government stockpiles of bonded liquor, and ample funding to boost enforcement. It also backs stiff penalties for first offenses and a minimum fine with mandatory prison time for liquor manufacture and sale. The study cites mixed enforcement results and notes a rise in arrests largely for minor violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
House ‘Alcoholic Liquor Traffic
House
Alcoholic Liquor Traffic Committee
Congress
Renee
Hudson
Republican
Michigan
Prohibition
Civil Service
Commander Bagby Is Seriously Injured Testing Shell
Commander Oliver W. Bagby of Missouri attached to the naval proving ground at Dahlgren Virginia was seriously injured when a shell test exploded. A fragment ricocheted from the bomb proof area into the office where he stood, striking him in the chest. He was to be taken to the naval hospital in Washington for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oliver. W. Bagby
Missouri
Naval Proving Ground
Naval Hospital
Body of Miss Reichert Recovered From River
The body of Miss Helen Reichert of Canton Illinois, a music student missing since February 18, was recovered today from the Elster River, which had been dragged since yesterday. Police and local authorities stated she was believed to have died by her own hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipsix
Mar
Helen Reichert
Canton
Ilinois
Elster
West Virginia court sentences several in Volstead cases
Huntington officials report J Pat Evans of Mingo county jailed five months and fined $50 after pleading guilty to violating the Volstead act while the judge will defer action on his high school aged son. Harry Terry receives five years for Mann Act violation. Raincoat Red Harold Strashaugh and H H Stevens face varying sentences for prohibition offenses. Charles Bailey pleads guilty to Volstead act violation with sentence deferred as Ralph Hannaman is convicted of contraband liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
J. Pat Evans
Mingo County
George W. McClintick
Evans
Harry Terry
Harold
Strashaugh
H. H. Stevens
Strasbaugh
Kanakha
Stevens
Charles Bailey
Ralph Hannaman
Ona
Margaret Hall Removed From Home on Bridge Route
Philadelphia gains report of welfare workers removing Mrs Margaret Hall after months of defying orders to vacate her home blocking the Delaware River bridge approach. Construction crews began demolishing the Hall residence immediately after the removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mar
Margaret Hall
Delaware River
Welfare Federation
Legislature Considers Immediate Adjournment in Charleston
In Charleston West Virginia March 10 members of the legislature arriving in the city tonight discussed adjourning the second session until Monday after opening noon tomorrow for three days. The joint building committee plans a four day inspection trip to the eastern panhandle and would prefer to be present at all meetings. Acknowledging illness Senator Coffman expects to attend tomorrow. The House will adjourn briefly tomorrow out of respect for Edmund Behan of Cabell county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Joint Building Committee
Charles G. Coffman
Senate
Llness
Coffman
House of Delegates
House
Edmund Behan
Cabell County
Senator 3
Bunker
Reynolds
Joint
Hourly Inspections Ordered for Saloons in Chester
Chester Pa March 10. Police chief Vance ordered hourly inspections of all saloons and establishments suspected of selling intoxicants as part of a city clean up drive. If any officer is found present, they will be arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Polcemen
Vance
Faiman Rehls Receipt of Letter
Chicago March 10 Dr C C Faiman head of a bacteriology school admitted at the state attorney's office he received a letter about a course from a lawyer John Marchand a former investigator said the writer was Williams D Shepherd foster father of Young McClintock who died of typhoid Shepherd allegedly inherited the estate while Emma McClintock’s friend Fannie Helm helped arrange care before custody changes tied to St Mary's Kansas location and a germ related claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
C. C. Faiman
States’ Attorney’s Office
William Nelson McClintock
John Marchand
Williams D. Shepherd
Young Mce Clintock
Hepheri
Isabella Pove
Dr. Farman
Udge Harry Olson
Young McClintock
Emma McClintock
St. Mary's
Kans
Judge Olson
McClintock
Olson
Fannie Helm
Ethel Barrymore Missed Opening Night in Ringage City
Noted actress Ethel Barrymore canceled the first performance of a week long engagement in Rangage City Missouri after an arthritic attack. She was confined to her hotel today with a report that her condition is not dangerous and she will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangage City
Ethel Barrymore
Girl Starts Fires And Attempted Murder in Ky
Frances O Dell thirteen held in jail after confessing to setting fires in the Negro district of Catlettsburg Kentucky last Saturday evening police say she poured kerosene on bed clothing lit the beds and intended to burn her new step father but the fires were extinguished with little damage the coffee odor warned of its contents authorities say the child appears normal but was angered by her mother s recent marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlettsburg
Frances O'Dell
Ford Harvey wins paving contract on City Street Project 5
City directors awarded Street Paving 5 to Ford & Harvey Lynchburg for one course concrete on main streets and rejected asphalt options. Hill Avenue grading awarded to Harry M. Waugh, with state funding for grading, bids tabulated from multiple firms including K F Reed and Rosenhelm & Pemberton. Page two continues bid details and city actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford & Harvey
Hill Avenue
Ford’ & Harvey
Luynchburg
K. 1 Reed
Thoney Pietro
Morgantown
Municipal Paving & Construction Co
Knoxville
Qin
Federal Asphalt Paving _ Co
Hamilton
Oblon
Charles A
Haggerty, Webster, Mays
Bluefield Paving Company
Bluefield
Construction Co
Tou
Town
W. Va
Federal Asphalt Paving Co
Ohlow
Morgan- Widelity’ Construction Co
Mt. Hope
Charles A. Hagger ‘Ty
Webster
Mass.e
Rosenhelm & Pemberton
Jenkins Gollatrattion, Co
Norton
Ford & Wurvey
Lynchburg
Var
J. QO. Mitchell
Jenkins Construction Co
Lynch
W. Waugh
Trea M. Waugh
Trial Hearings Open In Stokes Defamation Case
Chicago, Mar 40. The wife of millionaire hotel owner W H D Stokes testifies today in a divorce suit accusing him of conspiring to defame her. The witness stands to describe overnight trips with men other than her husband and to identify two sleeping conductors who allegedly accompanied her in 1922. Hemmed by attorney questions, testimony explores past separations and affidavits amid a dramatic court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millionaire Stokes
Chicago
Tome
W H._D.Stokes
New York
Silinoia Atatutes
Gemmill
Cay
Sly
Stokes
Mr. Stokes
New
York
Dente
Warren Narrowly Fails as Senate Rejects Nomination
Charles Beecher Warren of Michigan is defeated for attorney general by 40 to 41 after a delayed vote. Vice President Dawes arrives late to cast the deciding ballot amid dramatic tactics by both parties. The White House may leave Solicitor General Beck in charge or seek a recess appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Justice Department
Washington
Mar
Charles Beecher Warren
Michigan
United States
Senate
Dawes
Capitol
Reed
Pennsylvania
Tony
White House
Congress
Dn Theroel
Bingham
Butler
Cameron
Capper
Cummins
Curtis
Dale
Deneen
Dupont
Einest
Fernald
Fess
Gillett
Goff
Gooding
Hale
Couzens
Frazier
Johnson
Ladd
McMaster
Norbeck
Norris
Ashurst
Bayard
Bleass
Bratton
Broussard
Bruce
Saraway
Copeland
Ferris
Metcher
George
Harris
Harrison
Heffin
King
Mckellar
Mayfield
Neely
Pittman
Ralston
Ransdell
Missouri
Robinson
Sheppard
Simmons
Swanson
Trammell
Tyson
Coorgia
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Charles B. Warren
Singlair
Cheyenne
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Bagby
Harry F Sinclair
Atty, Martin Littleton
Reichert
J. Pat. Evans
Mingo
County
Colored Institute
Concord State
College
Athens
Faiman
Girl
Harry M. Waugh
Wade
A. F. Kingdon
Mi'a
Hal B
B. V. Hanson
Ier
Young Billig
Bilig Algo
Tabtimany
H . Bika
Tee
Stoker
Helen Young
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