Senate Sets Public Trial for Attorney General Daugherty
Senate votes 66 to 1 to establish a five member investigative committee to probe malfeasance allegations against Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty. The inquiry, led by Senator Brookhart, will cover Teapot Dome ties and anti trust enforcement failures as part of a sweeping review of the Justice Department.
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Washington
Daugherty
United States
Senate
Department of Justice
Smith W. Brookhart
Reublican
Iowa
Ones
Moses
New Hampshire
Senaors Ashurst
Arizona
Wheeler
Ontana
Kins
West Virginia
Chart
Helso
Ugherty
War Trade Commission
Atorney
Swisher enters West Virginia governor race
Charles W. Swisher former secretary of state announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. He pledged a constructive business like administration and tax reforms if elected. Swisher said he consulted many party members and decided to run, becoming the fourth Republican to enter the race led by Oregon? No, the other names listed include Ouston, Young, England and Howard More from Clarksburg.
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Charleston
W. Va
Carles W. Swisher
Secre TY
Swisher
Khers
Ouston 5
Young
England
Howard More
Larksburg
Stock Farm Co Goes Bankrupt in Ohio Petition
In Cincinnati on March 1 Walkill Stock Farm Hamilton Ohio filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Assets listed at 1 185 407 06 with 655 392 26 in real estate largely located in Ohio. Major unsecured creditors include American Coal Company Hamilton Ohio 225 895 01 J Wagener Hamilton Ohio and RL Dollings among others previously tied to First National Bank.
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Cincinnati
Dollings of
Wyoming
Walkill Stock Farm
Hamilton
Iida
American Clearvo
J. Wagener
Hamilton, C
Women to Watch Booze at Dances
Charleston March 1 The Women's Christian Temperance Union says liquor drinking by boys and girls at Charleston dances is under investigation. The group reports the practice is so vicious that young girls must be taken from the floor and are sick for days after.
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Charleston
W. Va
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Political battle in Ohio meets sendoff for 1924 conventions
Cleveland, March 1. Political leaders from both parties map strategy to gather Ohio delegates for the Republican and Democratic conventions in Cleveland and New York next June. The Republicans show strong Coolidge backing amid divisions, with Johnson and Roosevelt faction leaders split. The Democrats split between McAdoo and Cox camps as April 29 primary approaches, eyeing a possible Cleveland convention split over Daugherty and Willis.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
California
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Twain
Charles L. Knight
Akron
Walter Brown
Toledo
Arthur L. Garford
Elyria
James R. Garfield
Massachusetts
H. H. Timken
Canton
Johnson
David Rockwell
McAdoo
Stephen M. Young
James M. Cox
Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Frank R. Willis
Simeon D. Fess
Daugherty
Harding
Senate
Scarlet Fever Shuts Pirates Camp in California
Scarlet fever outbreak at the Pittsburgh Pirates training camp near Paso Robles forces quarantine. Player Jewell Ens is hospitalized at Atascadero, with officials warning a 10 day surveillance period for further cases.
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Paso Robles
Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jewell Ens
Atascodero
J. M. Wellman
Weather Outlook Across Regions This Week
Tip Valley sees generally fair weather with a chance of rain around Wednesday. Great Lakes region reports considerable cloudiness with possible snow or rain midweek. Temperatures remain near normal across areas.
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Washington
Tip Valley
Great Lakes
Doheny Urged to Quit California Democratic Posts
San Francisco March 1. E L Doheny chairman of the California Democratic central committee was asked to resign at a committee meeting amid the congressional probe. Sidney Van Wyck moved that Doheny offer his resignation as second vice president and committee member. the motion passed after opposition urged a fair trial. James H Barry denounced Doheny calling him a bribe giver for money allegedly paid to former Interior Secretary.
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San Francisco
E. L. Doheny
Multlimillionaire
California Democratic Central Committee
Doheny
California
Sidney van Wyck
State Central Committee
Randolph V. Whiting
Executive Committee
van Wyck
C. A. Barlow
James H. Barry
Thrill Party at Canton Daily News Tonight
Canton readers are invited to a noon thrill party at the News building featuring Raf fles the master cracksman in a suspended straight jacket escape. He will perform from the building front and perform original dance movements as he attempts a high stakes escape in the World known act Cheating the Grave.
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Canton Daily News
News
Dewaltay
Tuscarawasst
Raffles
Canton
the Lyceum
Convicts Freed Never Return as Repeaters in Ohio Clemeny Review
In Columbus on March 1 the Ohio clemency board reports that hundreds pardoned by the governor since 1917 have not returned to prison. Chairman Price Russell says no pardoned convict has become a repeat offender, though some parolees stray. the board aims to free 37 needy inmates.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Clemency Board
Price Russell
Clemency Board
Russell
Wide Variance in Education Cost Across State Institutions
Charleston March 1 figures from the state board of control show per capita education costs for state supported institutions ranging from 54.08 at New River state school Montgomery to 228.62 at the state university. The six month fiscal period used operating expenses and average enrollment as bases with Marshall college 126.95 Glenville normal 134.88 Shepherd college state normal 129.28 and Fairmont normal 113.90 among others.
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Charleston
W. Va
New River State School
Montgomery
The
State University
State Board of Control
Marshall College
Glenville Normal
Shepperd College State Normal
Fairmont Normal
Royal Green Coach Co seeks ruling on utilities commission
The Royal Green Coach Co of Hamilton Ohio appeals to the state utilities commission arguing the panel has no authority to assess interurban lines when certifying bus companies. The firm operates Hamilton to Dayton and Hamilton to Oxford and cites an average 200 passengers daily and 75 000 yearly as proof of necessity.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Royal Green Coach Co
Hamilton
Dayton
Oxford
Suffocation Deaths in Portsmouth Sewer Cave
Charles N. Matthews aged 63 and Reuben McKinley aged 36 were suffocated today in a Portsmouth sewer cave collapse. They were buried under about 80 tons of earth after a dynamite blast, and were dead when found.
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Portsmouth, CO
Charles N. Matthews
Reuben McKinley
State road bonds deposits reach 4.5 million in Charleston
State Treasurer Johnson announced deposits for state road bonds total 4.5 million in Charleston and are expected to grow further.
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Charleston
W. Va
Johnson
Princess Louise of Belgium Dies in Wiesbaden
Paris dispatch reports Princess Louise of Belgium dead at Wiesbaden in her sixty third year. divorced wife of Prince Phillip of Coburg and noted as a romantic European figure daughter of King Leopold. debts once estimated near 3.25 million dollars with wardrobe auctions to satisfy creditors.
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Paris
Louise
Belgium
Phillip of
Wolfhound Escapes as Stockmen Hunt in Erie County
Wolfhound brought from Kentucky to hunt wolves in western Erie County escaped last night. More than 50 farmers and stockmen joined the search but efforts were only partly successful.
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Sandusky
Kentucky
Erieca
Chester's Noted Author George Chester Buried in Cincinnati
George Randolph Chester whose Get Rich Quick Wallingford stories made him famous was buried today in Spring Grove cemetery Cincinnati. A bronze coffin covered in floral tributes arrived from New York and funeral services were held in the chapel with Rev George M Glickner officiating and Edna Innes at the organ. The body will rest in a temporary vault before final burial.
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Cincinnati
George Randolph Chester
Wallingford
New York
Big Four
Winton Palace Station
Spring Grove Cemetery
George M. Glickner
College Hill Episcopal Church
Edna Innes
B. F. Ditmar
Spring Grove
Third Prize Won by Co L Besselman at SW Fair
Co L Besselman of 1008 8rd captured third prize at the southwest fair with a ten dollar award. The event shaded by local entries drew several contestants.
Soldier Bonus Seems Certain Poll Indicates
Veterans of World War I are assured that Congress will pass the soldiers bonus bill despite a veto. The American Legion reports Senate 70 to 26 and House 307 to 74 in favor, with a 44 to 233 majority supporting passage.
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Washington
Congress
American Legion
Senate
House
Coolidge
Senate House
Legion
Harding
STATE FIRE HEAD TALKS ON RATES
Columbus March 1 State Fire Marshal Miller said fire insurance rates are set by each insurer based on the efficiency of the local fire department and waterworks, staffing and equipment. He added that insurers inspect and that individuals who remove hazards can lower their rates.
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Columbuse
Miller
Bachelty
OsMo Inspection Bureau
Cardinal O Connell Sees Pope at Vatican
Cardinal OConnell of Lateen was received by the Pope in audience and gave a detailed account of his recent trip to Palestine and his personal observations. Vatican circles awaited news on holy places amid postwar Zionist tensions, though the trip was personal and free of political bias.
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Boston
Pope
Palestine
Coperiget
Daily News
Cardinal O'Connell of
Lateen
Vatican
Cardinal O'Connell
La Follette Declines Presidential Bid to Remain in Senate
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin, a leading insurgent, announces he will not seek the presidency this year and will stay in the Senate to push his aims from within the Republican Party. He sent a letter to C. J. Cla h in North Dakota outlining his plan and motives.
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Washington
Rbert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Northwest
Senate
LaFollette
C. J. Cla@h
Dakota
Fire Terror At Nixon Nitration Plant Devastates Big Acid Supply
Eighteen dead with a probable total 23 to 34, 60 maimed or injured, and 160 acres of the Nixon Nitration Co plant wrecked after a massive explosion. Three hundred soldiers and local firefighters battled flames stretching to nearby railroad cars and storage of ammonia nitrate and picric acid, with blast felt miles away and buildings leveled within a mile and a half.
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Nixon
N. J
Nixon Nitration Co
Acoss
Raritan Arsenal
City Hall
New York
New Jersey
Ammonite Co
Army Poat
Perth Amboy
Metuchen
Elizabeth
Train Hits Auto. One Man Killed Near Cleveland
A man believed to be John Godus of Rocky River was killed when the auto he rode in was struck by a traction car 17 miles west of Cleveland. A woman passenger, thought to be his wife, is in a hospital dying. Identification of the man is incomplete.
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Elyria
John Godus
Rocky River
Cleveland, Columbus & Southwestern Traction
Cleveland
Sharts Nominated For Governor In Ohio Socialist Ticket
In Cleveland on March 1 Joseph W. Sharts Dayton was nominated for governor and John Krabel Cleveland for lieutenant governor. The platform denounces the Ku Klux Klan and endorses old age pensions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph W. Sharts
Dayton
John Krabel
Women Should Buy Happiness Says Dayton Leader
Edith McClure Patterson of Dayton told the Household Arts Association that women should buy happiness with money and that it is wasted unless happiness results. She is a budget specialist for the General Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Cincinnati
Edith McClure Patterson
Dayton
Household Arts Association
Patterson
The
General Federation of Women's Clibs
Caraway Attacks Fess Over Daugherty Ouster Debate
Senator Thad Caraway of Arkansas in the Senate delivers a sharp rebuke to Senator Simeon Fess of Ohio over opposition to ousting Attorney General Daugherty. Fess defends Daugherty on grounds of justice and asserts the Senate cannot compel the president to fire a cabinet member. Adams references Coolidge’s Mellon plan remarks in the exchange.
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Ior Thad. H. Caraway
Arkansas
United States
Senate
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Starry M. Daugheg¢ty
Fess
Ess
Coolidge
New York
Congress
Adams
Colorado
Daugherty
Crabbe Urges Extra Session to Save Ohio Schools
Columbus March 1 Attorney General Crabbe urged Governor Donahey to reconvene the Ohio legislature to prevent school closures over funding shortages. He warned thousands of children would lose schooling and be harmed for life and urged a special session to also address dry laws and securities regulation.
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Columbus
Crabbe
Donahey
Ohio
Groesbeck May Succeed Denby as Secretary of Navy
Gov. Alex J. Groesbeck of Michigan may become the next secretary of the navy succeeding Edwin Denby. Groesbeck is enroute to Washington and has been called to the White House for consultation. The resignation leaves Michigan without a cabinet representative and the policy favors a candidate from that region.
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Washington
Alex J. Groesbeck
Michigan
Navy
Edwin Denby
Groesbeck
White House
Denby
Engineer Killed in Yard Collision In Portsmouth
Peter Ferrell a 38 year old engineer from Columbus was killed in a yard incident in Portsmouth QO when he stepped from a cab and was struck by his own locomotive. He was survived by his wife and two children.
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Portsmouth
J. Péter Ferrell
Columbus
Gévchildren
Ss line deal jay faatl was the 5
The fragment mentions a line deal and the number five, but lacks clear names, places, or events to identify a specific news item. No identifiable persons or organizations are present to anchor a factual summary.
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Jay Faatl
Local Woman Reports Brother's Pro Career Ended
Mrs. Caro Boehm of Ndusky received a telegram in NDUSKY announcing the death of her brother, a former professional ballplayer. The message notes his career included time with the Los Apueles team. The details about dates and full career are incomplete in the report.
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Ndusky
Caro Boehm
BR Los Apueles
Lorner
Tols
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