Farm relief program debate on Coolidge agenda in Washington
President Coolidge faces a pivotal farm relief push after a Des Moines conference backed Dickinson bill principles. Secretary Jardine weighs administration support amid pending measures and debates on orderly marketing, export pricing, and cooperative actions. Bond for George Kessler set at $20,000 after highway robbery charge. he remains jailed awaiting grand jury action.
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States
White House
Des Moines
Washington
Jardine
Agricultural Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Jess
Federal
Obs
Gibson May Be Candidate for Governorship
H C Gibson of Westerville, fired from the state prohibition department, may seek the Republican nomination for governor or back another candidate while hoping to be named prohibition commissioner if his favored candidate wins. He says he was fired for exposing methods used by Propst and McDonald. Propst faces removal despite resisting.
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J. W. Fisher Daily News Bureau
Ore
Spahr
Columbus
Mar
H. C. Gibson
Westerville
State Prohibition Department
B. F. McDonald
Prohibition
State Department
Donahey
Gibson
S. A. Propst
Propst
Télfer
McDonald
Wall Street Rebounds From Harsh Slump In Market
Wall Street shows a late session recovery after a three day slide that rivaled the 1929 crash and the 1919-21 deflation period. Stocks fluctuated with Timken Rotler Bearing and Kuhns leading gains while United Alley rose modestly as prices stabilized around noon.
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Timken Rotler Bearing Co
New York
Kuhns
Batchelor Co
United Alley
Stuart P. West
Canton Daily News
Wall Street
Wall St
Federal Reserve Bank
Milwaukee Council Receives Beer and Wine Resolution
A Milwaukee common council clerk presents a resolution urging Congress and the president to amend dry laws to permit beer and wine sales. The letter, signed by Milwaukee city clerk Charles S. Brand, asks Canton officials to consider similar action. The matter was referred to Councilman Howard Mitzel for judiciary committee review.
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Congress
Earl Hafer
Canton Council
Charles S. Brand
Howard Mitzel
Judiciary Committee
Cleveland
Countess Vera Cathcart Free as Deportation Proceedings Begin
New York March 4 Vera countess of Cathcart remains free as 10 day stay from Ellis Island expired. Immigration officials await Labor Department instructions while habeas corpus arguments to halt deportation are set for federal court tomorrow.
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Vera
Countess of Cathcart
Ellis Island
Department of Labor
Washington
Countess Cathcart
Reverend Thompson Loses Fight Over Son’s Death Sentence
Washington dispatch reports Rev J Milton Thompson of Far Rockaway New York failed to save his son Lt John S Thompson from execution for the murder of Audrey Burleigh in the Philippines. The White House affirmed President Coolidge’s approval of the court martial verdict as final and not subject to reopening.
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Washington
J. Milton Thompson
Far Rockaway
New York
John S. Thompson
Audrey Burleigh
Philippines
White House
Coolidge
French Troops Brace for Riffian Rebellion Amid Spring Campaign
Tetun reports bombardment by Rifian artillery and casualties. Tangier notes French Spanish authorities tightening surveillance of tribes that defected to Abd El Krim. Abd El Krim vows a wide spring campaign as 65 909 Rif forces face about 235 900 French Spanish troops.
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Tangier
Abd-El-Krim
Riffs
Adb-El-Krim
Seek Safeguards in Shoals Bill
A bipartisan drive in the senate aimed to amend the resolution leasing Muscle Shoals property to private interests for five years. Democrats Republicans and insurgents unite to add safeguards for the public interest in the 159 million asset.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Brennan Files Formal Petition for Senate Candidacy
Springfield reports George FE Brennan of Chicago filed his Democratic primary petition to run for the United States Senate on March 4.
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Brennan
Springfield
Ill
George FE. Brennan
Chicago
United States Senate
Coolidge Mulls Candidacy On March Fourth
Washington dispatch notes President Coolidge marked one year in office and began another with routine at the White House. Speculation swirls over whether he will seek a second term, though he has not discussed the matter with anyone.
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Washington
Mar
Coolidge
White House
Capitol
Congress
Poetry to Shame Drunks Seeks Sobriety in Massillon
In Massillon Ohio on March 4 a new police scheme uses poetry posted at the booking desk to shame intoxicated victims. The first attempt at the method failed with habitual offenders at Hotel D Ertle, but officials hope new drinkers will be deterred by verses about gutter life and the line you can tell a man that boozes by the company he chooses.
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Massillon
D’ertle
Pershing Teeth Pulled During Hospital Treatment
General John J. Pershing remains at Walter Reed hospital where doctors report steady improvement. He has had all his teeth removed to treat a poison condition in his system and will likely be unable to leave the facility for several weeks.
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Washington
Mar
John J. Pershing
Walter Reed Hospital
Army
Woman Tells of Kidnap Attempt in Cleveland Apartment
Mrs. Buella Schurtz 33 reported a stranger forced entry into her Cleveland apartment and attempted to gag and kidnap her. Police search continues for the suspect.
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Cleveland
Mar
Buella Schurtz
Boy Killed In Auto Crash In Columbus
A 6 year old boy John Allen was struck by an auto and died from a fractured skull. Two other children Walter Smith and Virginia Elliott both suffered skull fractures and are believed to be recovering.
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Columbus
Mar
John Allen
Walter Smith
Virginia Eliott
Wolf's Body Moved From Atlanta for Burial
The body of John Worthington known as the wolf of La Salle street who died in the federal penitentiary here Tuesday will be sent to New Rochelle New York for burial by his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Rogers
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Atlanta
John Worthington
la Salle Street
New Rochelle
N. Y
Worthington
John Rogers
Overnight Bribes Across Cities Spectacle of Early 20th Century
A jumble of brief items reports Bryan's proposed Christian constitution amendment via Augustus Thomas, flood control methods in Franklin and OU City, a maid's fatal fire, a cat answering a lost notice, and Moscow-Leningrad grippe outbreak with 260000 ill and 700 daily hospital admissions.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Negro Held in Slaying of Herrons in Steubenville
Steubenville officials hold a Black man for questioning in the double murder at a Herron farm ten miles west of the city. Miss Nettie Herron 52 was strangled and hanged from a rafter to mislead investigators. Her brother Robert 65 was killed by a mattock. A stained cap linked to John Cook is examined for blood. Sheriff believes murder preceded the woman’s assault during a money-hiding search.
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Steubenville
Nettie Herron
Robert
Herron
Miss
Fae Deen Hune
Cook
Jai
Pittsburgh
Allison
Dope Ring Leaders Arraigned in Federal Case
Angelo, Koras and Manos of Canton pleaded not guilty in federal court to Harrison Narcotic Act violations. Bail set at 6000 each with March 15 trial date. Police and federal agents led a major Ohio drug sweep capturing 12 men and women, most held as witnesses. two held on selling charges.
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Cleveland
Louis Angelo
John Koras
George Manos
Canton
Paul Jones
Angelo
Koras
Manos
W. D. McDonald
McDonald
Ohio
Pantano Won’t Face Chair in Sing Sing
Gov. Smith commutes the death sentence of Anthony Pantano to life imprisonment for the murder of two Brooklyn bank messengers after more than seven hours of review. He cites reasonable doubt about the chair as the reason for the clemency.
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Albany
Anthony Pantano
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
Smith
Pantano
Dismissal Challenge in Lengel Police Chief Case
The civil service commission will hear a motion Friday at 4 30 regarding S A Lengel chief of police. The motion argues dismissal failed to meet procedure and seeks reinstatement if overruled. If sustained, Lengel would be reinstated and charges would be set anew. otherwise hearing on the charges proceeds.
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S. A. Lengel
Civil Service Commission
Lengel
James Amérman
Amerman and Mills
Council Chamber
Lone Drunk Appears Before Snyder Court
One man charged with intoxication appeared before Municipal Judge A Talmadge Snyder on Thursday. Usually ten to fifteen are listed daily, but Thursday morning only one was charged. He paid a $19 fine plus costs and was committed to the work house until paid, court attaches said.
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A. Talmadge Snyder
Norning
Martin
Halts Wedding of Half Brother
Pittsburgh report says W P Clark traveled to New York to visit his son and daughter whose planned marriage was halted when Clark revealed they were half brother and sister. The son Herbert, a leading man in The Patsy at the Booth Theatre, planned to wed Katherine Clark, secretary to a New York realtor.
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Pittsburgh
W. PD
Clark
New York City
Herbert
Booth Theater
Katherine Clark
New York
Fire Destroys Four Airplanes in Cheyenne
Four airplanes were destroyed at the aft mail field in Cheyenne Wyoming today and one man was seriously burned. Sam Weller a mechanic was inspecting and refueling a machine when a short circuit in the aircraft’s wiring caused a burst of flames and injuries to his face and chest. The fire caused about 76000 dollars in damage.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
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