Germany Excluded From League Talks as Brazil Holds Vote
Geneva dispatch reports Allied and German statesmen await Rio de Janeiro’s decision on Germany’s League of Nations entry. Brazil’s opposition and Locarno terms loom, with Britain’s Chamberlain ready to push adjournment as Europe pressures for a non permanent seat for Czechoslovakia and others.
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Itle Jancire
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Pay Old Debt to U S Westerner Demands of Eastern States
A fragmented report notes Western representatives urging Eastern states to repay funds owed to the Treasury for reclamation projects. Representative Simmons and others push for Congress to demand immediate return of 28.9 million dollars, citing past surpluses and federal money distribution.
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March
CAP Loase
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Mississippi
Representaine Simmans
Tee Pulte
Alaska
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Congress
League of Nations to Adjourn Today at Geneva
The League of Nations assembly at Geneva will likely adjourn Wednesday after a final vote on whether Germany may be elected to the assembly. Delegates from Germany and other nations supported adjournment. Officials hope a decision on Germany’s election will be settled by the end of the day, with Spain and Brussels also mentioned in connection to the outcome.
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Tinister
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Germany
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Mirmer
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Youth dies after two transfusions in local hospital
Seventeen year old William Horan died this afternoon at Nes walk hospital after receiving two large transfusions. He was known to classmates as Innns and lived with his parents Mr and Mrs Moran of Beatdy Point.
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Moran
Seth
Eves
Dennis Ioran
Pepper compares Vare to Jonah in Senate race
Pepper labels Vare the Jonah of the nation as he challenges Governor Pinehat and Union Congressman Nasew in the Republican bid for the United States Senate. The remark signals a pivotal moment in the triangular contest and suggests big effects on Philadelphia politics and party power.
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George Wharton Pepper
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Pinehat
United Rates Senate
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Erisbedy
Stratford avenue bridge blamed on poor maintenance says engineer
John J. Greiner, a Baltimore consulting engineer, testified before the Yellow Millbridge commission that the Stratford avenue bridge was in near perfect condition when handed to the city but cannot stay so without proper care. He argued maintenance failures cause deterioration and urged overhauls and an expert to inspect wartime parts, while noting other bids and a two week period to select a consultant for the project.
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New
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Cheshire
Conn
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Boston
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Wife of Yale Towne heir seeks separation
Tincago March 16 A P). Mrs Doureths Raven Towne, wife of Joseph Meredith Towne heir to the Yale and Towne lock fortune, files suit for separation alleging cruelty since two months after marriage. She says he abandoned her in Ohio and that he placed in Stamford Conn insane asylum last October without court action.
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Raven Towne
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Yale and Towne Lock Manufacturing Company
Fortune
Edo
Ohio
Ana
Stamford
Coon
Alimiuny
King of Spain Survives Assassination by Four Firing Shots
A historical report claims the King of Spain escaped death after four attackers fired through a doorway. The incident describes the king's residence, the bathroom altercation, and the assailants arming revolvers as guards rushed in. The narrative notes prior plotting involving Alfonso and details about royal travel and safety measures.
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Peeresses Open Fight over Merchant Father's Millions
In Cook County Superior Court Chicago, four British peeresses led by Countess of Suffolk sue trustee Joseph Leher over an estate valued between 50 and 100 million dollars. Allegations include gross mismanagement of coal properties and an irrigation ranch project, with parallel disputes among Leher and Leither’s clients.
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Marguerity Slyde
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Mayensdale
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Countess of Suffolk
Geope A. Cooke
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Wronung
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Leiter
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Joseph
Gamphe T
Frost on Trial Again for Arson
Charles Frost of Larchmont faced arson charges and waived a jury trial yesterday. Principal witnesses testified at the session before Judge Banks, describing Frost’s alleged directives and actions at the time of the April fire.
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Bank competition hurts profits in Bridgeport case
In Bridgeport, attorney Theatore Steiber told Superior Court judge Isaac Wolfe that profits cannot be realized under present conditions as competitive banks offer 4.5 percent interest on savings. The West Side Bank appeal to block a charter for the Black Rock Bank district continues, with discussions on enlarging finances to support a new $200,000 building near Black Rock. Ralph E. McKidwainey testified about Black Rock demand for a new bank and noted prior support for such a move.
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Meidewney
Brookhart battle looms as Coolidge health fails
In Washington and Plymouth the ailing Colonel Coolidge grows weaker, unable to eat, with doctors reporting he cannot take nourishment and vital signs deteriorating. The political scene shifts as the Senate elections committee weighs unseating Brookhart amid tense prep for a potential report and party maneuvers continue.
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Six Coast Guardsmen Arrested in Rum Conspiracy at Base
NEW LONDON March 16 AP Six current and former Coast Guard members were arrested on charges of conspiring to violate customs and prohibition laws by smuggling liquor into the United States. Names include Hiden Garth Clarence M Geisler Peter K Petersen Francis W Emerson Leslie Baker and Dewey M Parker.
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Dorset W. Aldousas
Denies Blame For Matteotti Death In Trial
The article reports Amerigo Matteotti involved in the kidnapping case, with witness Amerigo Umiri taking responsibility, insisting the deputy’s death was unintentional and caused in a rapid sequence. The narrative notes that other defendants deny any role in the crime as the trial proceeds.
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Malteotti
Court acquits dog blamed for kitten death
In Philadelphia Teddy the fox terrier was acquitted after an autopsy showed Blackie the kitten died when run over by a car. Police Magistrate Glenn announced the acquittal after adjourning Teddy’s case. Prosecution by James G Spear followed SPCA involvement.
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Wets Lead Grows in Prohibition Poll Across Cities
Voters favor light wines and beer in a national poll with 3 835 for and 871 against the Volehead act modification. The wets gain persists, with a ten to one ratio in many cities. Figures from Anaconda Butte Boston Cincinnati Columbus Davenport Kansas City Lancaster Manchester New Orleans New York San Francisco St Paul Salt Lake City Washington show broad support for returning light wines and beer. A voter warned Congressmen with a 26 018 tally.
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Trolleymen Seek Pay Boost In Connecticut Proposal
At a trade union meeting workers voted to send a wage proposal to the Connecticut company. The plan outlines an eight day cycle with a yearlong schedule: first three months 70 cents per hour, next nine months 77 cents, then a lower rate. Current rates for a ten hour day total 54 cents and 0 cents for the same period. Overtime after a ten hour run.
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Congress weighs new dry reform to liberalize law
Washington March 14 AP The administration proposes a Treasury bureau of prohibition and a customs bureau to enforce liquor laws with civil service rules. The measure, backed by Assistant Secretary Andrews, aims to streamline enforcement and may open broader debate on broadening prohibition amid party divisions.
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Baltimore trolley conductor found guilty of second degree murder
Ralph T Coursey a 39 year old Baltimore County Towson area trolley conductor was found guilty of second degree murder for beating his five year old foster son Eidric Ife. He was immediately sentenced to 7 years in Maryland penitentiary under the state law. The verdict was returned by a bench of three judges after a brief deliberation.
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Waite
Alleged Thief Couture Arrested On Car Theft Charge
Lawrence Couture eighteen of Washington avenue was brought from York Pennsylvania last night to answer theft of an automobile and held on three thousand dollar bond. The car owned by Blor Cathcart was taken from Congress street the night of March and recovered. Couture and three companions were later released. He was also accused of stealing money from a grocery store. He claimed the money was used for an initial page. Couture’s involvement is linked to a prior Philadelphia arrest.
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