Vanderlip says he knows exact charge details in Daugherty case
New York March 8 Frank A Vanderlip reiterated he knows the exact facts and circumstances behind the request for Atty Daugherty's resignation and said he had not written to the White House on the matter He sought to advise against such a procedure and planned to consult the President to prevent whitewashing in the inquiry. Washington March 8 the Senate oil investigation deepened with signals officials may be drawn into the scandal The public lands committee prepared to hear the accountants report on stock broker books in Cleveland New York and Washington to illuminate the dealings of federal officials and other cases in the line of inquiry may involve Daugherty and a midwestern incident company with further court action anticipated.
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Nkew York
White House
Coolidge
Daugherty
Usal
Frank A. Vanderlip
Newrk
Vanderlip
Ugherty
Derlip
Washington
Ate
Monal
Publands Committee
Department
McLean Telems
Cleveland
New York
Askington
Ins
Republican
West Virginia
Harry M. Daugherty
Clair
Owen Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
Annees
Joco Cola King's Wife Acquitted
G Candler wife of Asa G Cand, multi millionai re and Cola king, was acquitted of occupying a dive arrest on Feb 9. J Stoddard, linked to her case, held on bond. G W Keeling, an older man, was acquitted with Mrs Jadier. Panama, March 3. Mrs.
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G. Candler
Asa G. Cand
James Beavers
J. Stoddard
Sted
G. W. Keeling
Jadier
Panama
Five Arrested in Oil Scandal Involving Army Sales
Carlsbad dispatch reports five arrested including three Czecho Slovak officials over benzine sales to the Czech army. The case centers on oil dealings in wartime procurement, with alleged improper payments and government involvement being investigated by authorities.
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Carlsbad
Resort in Flames Sparks Colorado Inferno
Culder Colorado March 3 El Tado Springs a famous summer resort in the heart of the Rockies miles south of here was reduced in flames early today with efforts to save it from total destruction hampered by heavy winds driving the blaze toward remaining structures.
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Culder
Colo
el Tado Springs
Rockies
Here
Arrest of 14-year-old Burglary Suspect After Detention
Detective Poke Matetic reports burglary charges against 14 year old resident of 610 Rudner Northwest. The youth was remanded to juvenile custody Monday morning after an assessment by P. W. Riffile of the Riffle police unit.
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Poke Matetic
Rudner Nw
Eny
P. W. Riffile
Nurse Ends Life in Cleveland Over Money Woes
Miss Rachel E. Farmer, an 83 year old nurse, recently with the board of health, shot herself in Cleveland after failing to secure funds to return to Wichita. She died an hour later in a hospital. Roommates said a letter requesting aid went unanswered.
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Cleveland
Wichita
Kan
Rachel E. Farmer
Board of Health
Anglo-French Letters Signal Hope for Peace Moves
Paris reports the latest exchanges between Premiers MacDonald and Poincare create a generally favorable impression. The plan includes demilitarizing and neutralizing European borders under collective surveillance, likely via the League of Nations, using experts’ reports to base talks on German reparations and interallied debts.
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Canton Daily News
Paris
MacDonald
Poincare
France
League of W Nations
Great Britain
German defense seeks arrest of Kahr Lossow and Seisser
Munich March 3 defense in the Ludendorff Hitler treason trial demands immediate arrest of Dr. Von Kahr General Von Lossow and Herr Seisser for alleged conspiracies tied to the beer cellar putsch. Prosecutor dismisses defense advice as unnecessary. Lieutenants Wagner and Pernet spoke in defense today. If healthy Von Kahr may testify Wednesday.
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Munich
von Kahr
von Lossow
Reichswehr
Herr Seisser
Seisser
Wagner
Pernet
B&O Wine Case in Supreme Court in Washington
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co won in the U S Supreme Court to set aside an ICC order allowing the New York Central to take control of Chicago junction and Chicago and Indiana railroads. Twenty three railroads used the terminal facilities and joined the challenge as against the public interest.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Supreme Court of the United States
Ats Sult
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central Railroad
Chicago Junction
Chicago
Indiana
Chiago
Baltimore
Blast Fatal to 18 as Probe Opens in New Jersey
Middlesex county authorities moved to fix blame for the Nixon Nitration plant disaster in Nix on N J. 18 people were killed and about 100 injured when the Nixon Nitrate and ammonite plants were blown apart. Authorities prepared a sweeping investigation as missing persons rose. Thousands crowded the ruined site seeking a view of the destruction.
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Nixon Nitrate Co
New Brunswick
N. J
Nixon
Middlesex County
Nixon Nitration Company
Ampmonite Co
Women strikers clash in Chicago violence report
Chicago March 3 violence flared in the women garment workers strike as mobs attacked workers who did not join. A confrontation left Ruth Bodinger assaulted and nearly stripped on the sidewalk. eighteen girls were arrested in connection with the incident.
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Chicago
Ruth Bodinger
Professor Yer nando Rivas Faces Prosecution
March 3 report from Madrid states former deputy Professor Yer nando Rivas must stand prosecution for sending a disrespectful letter to General Primo Rivera criticizing the closure of the public forum. The attorney general ruled the action warrants legal proceedings.
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Madrid
Yernando Rivas
Primo Rivera
Public Forum
Kursk Iron Fields Seen Richest in Russia
Moscow March 3 Prof Gub kin reports a scientific survey of the Kursk iron fields estimating deposits at 112 956 900 tons of pure iron ore. The finding suggests these fields may be the richest in Russia with vast ore reserves.
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Moscow
Gubkin
Kursk
Russia
Janitor Arrested in Larceny at East High School
Columbus police seized Thomas Roberts a 66 year old janitor at East High school after catching him in the act stealing sugar and aprons worn by domestic science pupils. He faces larceny charges.
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Columbus
Thomas Roberts
East High School
Colored Man Sells Farm For 350000 Amid Bold Claim
San Francisco March 3 Mistah William Cochran once owner of an auto laundry in Fort Worth and Lovingco Texas sells 80 acres of Lovingco land bought sight unseen for 10 an acre. Oil interest triggers a surprise offer of 350000 to 360000 cash and Cochran proclaims he will work no more. The tale frames him as a social leader in San Francisco's black belt while an oil firm purchased the land in a Mid Continent field.
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L. C. Owen
Canton Daily News
San Francisco
Mistah William
Cochran
Fort Worth and Loving Co
Texas
Mistah Cochran
Work Joan
Fort Worth
California
Lovingco
Lone Star State
Black Belt
Mid- Continent
Plummer Ousts Two Registrars in Ross County
Daily News Bureau reports Registrar I C Plummer under Dr J F Mon ger ordered removal of two vital statistics registrars in Rossco for failing to file births and deaths reports. J E B Taylor of Clarksburg village fired, Hoyt Graham appointed. Fred Lesure of Kingston fired, Leslie Shepler named. Local registrars must forward certificates to Columbus by the fifth of the next month. One registrar had been removed weeks earlier for similar neglect.
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Fairfield Two
Fred Lesure
Kingston
Leslie Shepler
Green Two
Taylor
Clarksburg
Lesure
Jefferson-co
Columbus
Four Pilots Die In Air Accidents In England
Four airmen were killed and three injured in separate crashes at Cambridge and Bigginhall. Two Royal Air Force crew died when planes collided over Cambridge airfield, while another force airplane crash left two dead and one seriously hurt.
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Cambridge
Bigginhall
Lodon
Mar
Royal Air Force
Es Aa
Postal Workers Seek Wage Boost
Washington March 3. Proposed increases in salaries of postal workers and changes in employment conditions should be referred to a congressional commission. Postmaster General New told Representative W. W. Gruest that the commission would study cost data and determine the relation to postage rates and special service revenues.
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Washington
Congressional Commission
New Said
W. W. Gruest
House Committee On
New
Raffles Stunt with Midair Strait Jacket Escape
A thrilling straight jacket escape by Raffles unfolds mid air on a Wednesday noon show from 11 to 12:15. Spectators crowd as the escape artist demonstrates dexterity and dramatic timing in a public demonstration.
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Raffles
Raffles the Mystery Man Billed at Lyceum This Week
The News presents Raffles the mystery man as the headline attraction at the Lyceum this week. He will appear bound in a regulation straight jacket with feet tied and hoisted high above the News building as he attempts to free himself mid air.
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Dewalt
Tuscara
St W
Tte
Raffles
Lyceum
Butler vows armed firemen to curb Philadelphia crime wave
Philadelphia March 3 Gen Smedley D Butler, new commissioner of safety, warns that if banditry and vice do not end by tomorrow night he will deploy one thousand firemen as policemen with orders to shoot to kill. The battle against crime has intensified as speak-easies and resorts flourish.
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Philadelphia
Smedly D., Butler
Robert T. Small
Canton Daily News
Simber Eyes
Gen. Butler
Chattanoora
West Virginia man held for two murders
Beckley March 3 J K Hobaugh a mine foreman is jailed after state police brought him here from Woodhey following the Saturday night shooting deaths of Steve Kubelbak and Alex Gosskey in Helen Hobaugh is charged with killing two men and remains in custody.
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Beckley
W. Va
J. K. Hobough
Woodhey
Helen
Steve Kulebak
Alex Gosskey
Hobaugh
Open Second Trial in Manslaughter Case
Albert J. Fedder of Massillon faced a manslaughter trial in Judge Krrchbaum's common pleas court for the death of Massillon photographer Frank Lonas in an auto accident on the Canton Mansillon road. The morning focused on jury selection after a full previous trial ended with a hung jury and a new venue was drawn.
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Albert J. Fedder
Massillon
Krrchbaum
Common Pleas
Frank Lonas
Canton-Mansillon
Lecture on Success With Ease by Geoffrey M. Morgan
Minerva notes a March 3 lecture by Geoffrey M. Morgan of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau. Morgan urged aiming high and reaching goals, highlighting his career as a model of progress in journalism education and lyceum work.
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Minerva
Geoffrey M. Morgan
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Morgan
Lyceum
Lengel Pushes Deportation Of Felony Aliens In Canton
Canton Police Chief A Lengel announced plans to seek deportation under the Crabbe act for alien bootleggers convicted of felonies, aiming to curb illicit liquor. He met with Joseph A Hilton of the Anti Saloon League who endorsed applying the federal statute and noted other Ohio jurisdictions use it. Lengel said deportation could deter liquor production more effectively than prison terms and pledged to pursue deportation for still operators and other Canton violators when apprehended and convicted.
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United States
A. Lengel
Canton
Lengel
Joseph A. Hilton
Anti-Saloon League
Hilton
Ohio
Crabbe
U S Warships Surround Honduras Amid Civil War
Washington reports U S Navy ships including cruiser Denver destroyer Billingsley and Milwaukee position near Ceiba Puerto Cortez and Amapala. No orders to land additional Marines yet but officials warn of further fighting within hours as Honduras Civil War escalates.
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Washington
Republic of Honduras
United States Navy
Denver
Celba
Billingsley
Puerto Cortez
Milwaukee
Amapala
Ceiba
One Killed When Airplane Falls
Washington March 38 One man killed and two others injured when a Douglas torpedo plane they rode veered out of control and plunged into the Potomac river. Boatswain Dietrich U S N was killed. Mechanics Cing-Mars and Morris were hurt.
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Washington
Potomac River
Boatswain Dietrich
Cing-Mars and
Morris
Flames May Be Fatal to Three in Ohio House Fire
In New Lexington Ohio on March 8 Nellie Tracey age 3 and Beulah Tracey age 6 are dead and their father Roy Tracey is expected to die at a Zanesville hospital from severe burns. The father poured gasoline mistaken for a fuel to start a fire and an explosion ensued, as the McCluney home five miles east of New Lexington burned.
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New Lexington
Nellie
Beulah Tracey
Roy Tracey
Zanesville Hospital
McCluney
City Wins Action Over Fire Hose Contract Measure
Judge F E Dieh dissolved the injunction that blocked Canton from contracting with Boston Hose and Rubber Co for new fire hose. William Arthur, a taxpayer and bidder representative, argued Boston was not the lowest bidder.
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Canton
T! Boston Hose & Rubber Co
F E. W. Dieh
Common Pleas Court
William Arthur
Clar
Boston
Johnson men not deserting ranks say supporters claim
Johnson financial backers deny any withdrawal from his primary bid and insist they plan to sustain support. They contend limited canvassing in New York reflected prior planning and reliance on Johnsons 1920 strength, with hope the next phase shifts westward as public demand for clean government rises amid cabinet reform debates.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Hiram Johnson
New York
Johnson
West End
T Dome
Coolidge
California
Not Time To Act Says MacDonald In Commons
London March 3. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told the House of Commons that the moment is not opportune for a single nation to call an international disarmament conference. He said broad discussions have occurred and new steps should await developments.
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London
Mier Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Ice gorge threatens Schuyler flood in Nebraska
In Schuyler Nebraska crews battle a growing ice gorge in the Platte as week of activity continues. Officials report waters creeping toward town and warn the low lands could flood if the ice dam breaks, prompting possible closure of a nearby highway. Larry Rouse leads dynamite efforts to breach the blockage and avert disaster.
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Schuyler
Neb
Platte
Larry Rouse
Dynamniters
Louse
Ton
Chemical Co Receivers Appointed In Financial Move
A federal court in New Jersey appointed C. G. Son and Arthur C. Vanderbilt as receivers for Virginia Carolina Chemical Co amid a failed day in New York affairs.
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New York
Virgna Carolina Chemical <Co
Federal
Ict
New Jersey
C. G. Son
Arthur C. Vanderbilt
Funeral Arranged for Engineer J. B. Ferrell in Columbus
J. B. Ferrell a 42 year old engineer with the Northwestern parkas line died Saturday night when a hostler backed a locomotive onto him at an unspecified town. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon in Columbus with arrangements announced.
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Columbus
J. B. Ferrell
Nort
Western Parkesa
Hostler
Ortsmnouth
Coal firm buys West Virginia mining land assets
Cleveland based Ushtegheny and Ohio Coal has purchased 2 700 tons of Fairmont coal in Greenbrier and Barbour counties. Officials announce the firm now gains control of rich mining property in West Virginia.
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Cleveland
Ushtegheny and
Ohio Coal Any
Fairmont Coal
Lor
Barbour Counties
West Virginia
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