Coolidge Trims Budget in Veto Warning to Congress
President Coolidge declared a broad economy drive cutting aviation, farm relief, building, pensions, inland waterways, and pet projects with potential veto threats against any spending bills. He summoned Republican leader Tilson to insist no money bills pass without trimming extraneous expenditures.
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Tilson
Connecticut
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Lidge
Army
Navy
White House
Coolé
War Department
House
Bureau of Cooperative Eting
Tilson ‘Fided
Sec
Ty Mellon
Dget Lora
Prince Carol Faces Court Action Over Lambrino Suit
Paris March 6 Prince Carol of Romania says he is not in financial trouble but annoyed by the suit brought against him by his former morganatic wife Madame Lambrino. He considers a US racing proposal only as sport with no pay and expects to stay in Paris three weeks to resolve the matter. Lambrino denies political motivation, saying she acts to protect her son Mircea.
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Paris
Prince Carol of
Romania
Mme. Lambrino
Charlies Ward
New York
United States
Atlantic City
Prince Carol
Ward
Carol
Mircea
Doumergue
M. Briand
France
America
League of Nations
Europe
Germany
League Council
Russia
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Wall St
Geneva
Washington
London
Bergener
Doumer
Belgium
Italy
Yugo Slavia
Washington and
Tondon
Washington M. Tehicherin
M. Rakowsky
Wranecca
Ramsay MacDonald
Herlin
Deutsche Bank
Atlantic
Luther Burbank's 77th Birthday Celebration Planned
Santa Rosa California March 6 Luther Burbank the plant wizard will celebrate his 77th birthday tomorrow The renowned naturalist aims to continue experiments with plant life and spend his remaining years improving civilization He plans quiet Sunday activities with the American Legion planting trees a cake presentation and visits from friends He will visit schools Monday and attend a Kiwanis banquet at noon Telegraph greetings arrive at his home and he notes it is nice to be remembered.
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Cal
Luther Burbank
California
Mr. Burbank
American Legion
Luther Burbank Park
Burbank
Kiwanis Club
Mother and daughter in Xenia gassed at home
Mrs. Cora xy, 50, and her daughter Elea were found unconscious at their Xenia home from monoxide gas fumes. They were rushed to a hospital where the girl has little chance of recovery.
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Atton
Coraxy
Elea‘ll
Xenia
Fire destroys Billings mansion on the Hudson
New York dispatch reports a fire at the C. G. K. Bill mansion overlooking the Hudson damaged the historic home. Nicholas Partes his wife and daughter were overcome by smoke and treated for pneumonia. total loss estimated at about 1,000,000. Firefighters rescued the Partes family.
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York
C. G. K. Billmansion
Nicholas Partes
Abany Mayor Die in Havana Cuba
The body of Albany mayor Hackett was placed aboard a steamer bound for Key West after ceremonies led by Mayor Cuesta of Havana and attended by including Machido. Hackett died from an accident suffered some time ago.
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Wei
Hackett
Albany
Cuesta
Havana
Fire destroys mine tipple at Fordson Coal Co mine
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the tipple of the Fordson Coal Co mine at Stone Ky near Williamson West Virginia tonight. Damage to property and equipment was estimated at 50000 dollars. Two hundred twenty five men employed in the mine were not affected and will be reassigned to other Fordson operations until the tipple is replaced.
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Williamson
W. Va
Fordson Coal Co
Stone
Fordson
Judge Bray to contest Mingo county bench seat
Williamson West Virginia March 6 Judge L G Bray plans to return from Florida and contest his seat on the Mingo county court bench declared vacant for non residence Bray left for the winter and was ruled a non resident by other court members Bray will seek reinstatement to the bench once back in the county
Monoxide Fatal to War Veteran in Tiffin
Herbert W. Loomis, 39, World War I veteran and American Legion member, was found dead in his room in Tiffin. Doctors said carbon monoxide from a stove in a tightly closed room caused the death. he was unmarried.
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Tiffin
Herbert W. Loomis
American Legion
Moody Declares Texas Gubernatorial Candidacy
Dan Moody Democratic attorney general officially announced his run for Texas governor in Austin. He centers his platform on honesty in government and has been tied to impeachment talk related to Governor Ma Ferguson's road-building administration.
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Austin
Tex
Dan Moody
Texas
Moody
Ma Ferguson
U S to Appeal Await Victory of Countess
The U S labor department decided to appeal a New York federal court ruling that allowed Vera Countess of Cathcart to stay in the United States after she admitted living with the Fall of Craven in a South African retreat. Officials say the decision could upset 19 years of exclusion policy and require regulation revisions.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
Labor Department
New York
Vera
Countess of Cathcart
United States
Department
Craven
South Africa
Ww. W
Theater Bomb Attempt Shattered Downtown Windows
In Minneapolis on March 6 a would-be bomber targeted the Wonderland theatre during a screening. The manager seized the sputtering device and threw it into an alley, triggering an explosion that wrecked windows for blocks. The venue has faced recent disputes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Loop District
Wonderland Theatre
Unwed Mother Sues for 15000 Damages in Circuit Court
Jennie E. Neal, an unwed mother, sues Walter A. Williams for 15000 in a breach of promise case filed in circuit court in Fairmont West Virginia. Neal alleges Williams fraudulently deceived her after previously promising marriage and cites alleged clandestine relations before his marriage to another woman.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Jennie E. Neal
Walter A. Williams
Miss Neal
Williams
Yuma Sinks After Gulf Storm Off Southwest Pass
The steamship Yuma of Vacarro line is sinking eight miles off shore near Southwest Pass. Passengers and crew have abandoned ship after water floods its holds during a gulf storm while returning to Vera Cruz from New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Vaccaro Line
Southwest Pass
Vera Cruz
Day enforcement costs jump for Prohibition law
Washington report shows the federal government will spend 326 231 900 this year to enforce the prohibition law. Representative Garner of Texas asks how much would be needed without state aid. General Andrews replies the cost would be stupendous.
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Washington
Mar
Ll. C. Andrews
Ways and Means Committee
House
Garner
Texas
Andrews
Turner Habeas Corpus Motion Scheduled for Monday
The motion for a writ of habeas corpus to release Harry Turner from the penitentiary was argued Friday before Judge Powell in Franklin County Common Pleas Court Columbus. Judge Jewell indicated little merit in the illegal commitment claim and likely will deny the writ. A related motion for Harry Bouklins may not be argued if Turner loses.
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Harry Turner
Powell
Franklin
Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Turner
Jewell
Harry Bouklins
Contractor 57 Sues Woman For $3,000 Breach Of Promise
Orton W. McFarland a 586 year old contractor sues Miss Mary Miller in Franklin County Common Pleas Court for 3000 claiming she broke a marriage promise. It is described as the first breach of promise suit of its kind in the county.
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Columbus
Mar
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Orton W. McFarland
Mary Miller
Thirty Burned to Death in Polish Movie Theater
Thirty persons perished when a fire broke out at a motion picture theatre in Novonsikolaievsk Poland. The film ignited triggering panic among the audience and many children were among the dead.
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Moscow
Novonsikolaievsk
Poland
Mine Heroes to Be Given Awards
The bureau of mines announced hero medals for Lee Fetty and John McNeil of Farmington West Virginia for saving 19 men after the Farmington explosion.
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Washington
Lee Fetty
John McNeil
Farmington
W. Va
Bureau of Mines Today
Fetty
McNeil
District Court Judge Kept Critically Ill At Home
Judge R W Dailey of Pendleton Grant Hardy and Hampshire counties was critically ill at his Romney home today. His son William Dailey of Morgantown and a daughter in Spartansburg DC have been summoned.
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Romney
W. Va
R. W. Dailey
District Court of
Pendleton
Grant, Hardy
Hampshire Counties
William Dailey
Morgantown
Spartanaburg
D. C
Heart Attack Fatal to Man Repairing Auto
Massillon, March 6. John Hostetter 52 of 1122 Wood St died after a heart attack while repairing his automobile in his garage. His wife found him unconscious. a neighbor carried him inside then summoned a physician. He had returned from Canton earlier and suffered prior heart ailments. Survived by wife and five children Velma Thelma Walter Dorothy and Helen. Body at Arnold's undertaking pending funeral arrangements.
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Massillon
Mar
John Hostetter
Wood St
H. J. Bennett
Hostetter
Canton
The
Central Steel Co
Velma
Thelma
Walter
Dorothy
Helen
Arnold
Fire hits Mansfield business district. losses reach sixty thousand
A fire of unknown origin started in a rear room of the Schmutzler cafe in Mansfield Ohio threatening an entire block in the heart of the business district. Smoke and water damaged five stores including Berno Dry Goods Mansfield Dry Goods Richman Clothing and Fashion Cafe Schmutzler Cafe with total losses estimated at $60,000.
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Mansfield
Schmutzler Cafe
North Park St
Berno Dry Goods
Mansfield Dry Goods Co
Richman Clothing Co
Fashion Cafe
Legal Battle Marks Strike in Passaic
In Passaic New Jersey clashes between 7 000 textile workers and police escalated into a legal fight. Three warrants against Police Chief Richard Zober and two Passaic officers were refused service without Governor Moore s approval. Textile workers plan a meeting in Patterson to consider a general strike affecting about 4 000 workers.
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Paseaic
WN. J
Richard Zober
Passaic
Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Patterson
Solid South Split Over Big Muscle Shoals Power Plan
The Senate floor tensed as Democrats divided over the 150 million dollar Muscle Shoals water power project. Senator Heflin of Alabama led a coalition defending a Coolidge resolution to lease the site, while several southern colleagues including George of Georgia, Tyson of Tennessee, and Cara person, hawed and attacked the measure citing lack of safeguards and fear of subsidies to fertilizer trusts.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Heflin
Alabama
Congressional Commission
South
George
Georgia
Tyson
Tennessee
Cara
Grandma Gets Life Sentence in Wife Kill Plot
Mrs. Eliza Nusbaum aged 69 was found guilty of plotting with lover Jack Walton Winn to kill her husband Albert Nusbaum to marry Winn. Winn received the death penalty for the act, while Nusbaum fainted upon learning the verdict. The case hinged on an alleged killing with a hammer after a ruse to summon Albert to Winn’s home.
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Chicago
Eliza Nusbaum
Jack Walton Winn
Albert
Winn
Nusbaum
U S Attorney Quits Position in Toledo District
Eugene W Lippencott of Lima resigns as U S district attorney effective Monday after serving since July 16 1925. He cites personal law business. He did not lose a case and is a director of the Lima Morning Star and several Lima banks.
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Toledo
Mar
Eugene W Lippencott
Lima
S.S
Lippencott
Lima Morning Star
Packers Given Drastic Sentence
Washington March 6 government punishment under the federal packers and stock yards act of 1921 suspends the Chicago Producers Commission association for 30 days and four individual members for five years. Named individuals are Rankin Sheiler Thomas P Evans B S Williamson and J V P Reilly.
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Washington
Packers and Stock Yards
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Chicago Producers Commission Association
Rankin Sheiler
Thomas P. Evans
B. Williamson
J. V P. Reilly
Mrs Canady Wins Point In Divorce Suit
Mrs Virginia Canady estranged wife of Roscoe H Canady a wealthy New York manufacturer won the first skirmish in her divorce case as the district court upheld its jurisdiction in San Antonio Texas on March 6.
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San Antonio
Tex
Virginia Canady
Roscoe H. Canady
New York
District Court
Cold Captive Of Couple Rescued From Hotel Room
Holt Biller and Beulah Vanscoy of Elkins are charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor after authorities found a 15 year old girl held in their hotel room. A letter tossed from the window triggered the raid. the girl said she was en route to visit a cousin when abducted. The pair faces a Monday hearing.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Holt Biller
Beulah Vanscoy
Elkins
Biller
Missa Vanscoy
Sheriff Kirk Holds Suspect in Canton Crime Case
Sheriff C W Kirk and Deputy Gibson return from Cleveland with Sam Alston 26 born North Carolina held for investigation. Alston matched the man sought in a Canton crime from November a year ago, but the Bertillon records and description dispute linger. Cleveland detectives aided in locating him near a gambling joint and he may be held after Columbus review.
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C. W. Kirk
Gibson
Cleveland
Sam Alston
North Carolina
Alston
Sheriff Kirk
Canton
Kirk
Columbus
Gison
Aleton
Alstor
Bullet Victim Fights For Life In Harrisburg Area
Albert Klinger, 24, fights for life after seven bullets struck him at a private hospital in Lewistown. Harry Bankes, 26, of Harrisburg, accused shooter, is held without bail as Klinger's condition determines outcome. Bankes allegedly fired on Klinger's arrival at the home of his divorced wife's sister.
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Lewistown
Albert Klinger
Harry
Bankes
Harrisburg
Klinger
George Rheemas
Two Teens Held On Delinquency Charges In West Virginia
Martha Guthrie aged 14 from Round Bottom is held by county authorities after an incident at a Fairmont hotel. William Gribble the janitor and Charles Boyle are also held on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The girl ran away from home with Ernie Heshman who left the train at Byrne.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Martha Guthrie
Round Bottom
Castoday
William Gribble
Charles Boyle
Lfe
Ernie Heshman
Byrne
Doctor Biggar Near Death After Major Operation
In Cleveland on March 6 physician Hamilton F. Biggar aged 87 longtime personal doctor to John D. Rockefeller for 47 years was near death in a hospital after a serious operation earlier today.
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Cleveland
Mar
Hamilton F. Biggar
John DD. Rockfeller
France Faces Critical Period in Money Plans
Paris faces a political crisis after the cabinet’s sudden fall as France negotiates debt with Washington and London. Briand may lead a new ministry while Geneva talks loom. France seeks rapid settlements with creditors to stabilize its finances amid Wall Street jitters and potential franc devaluation.
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Paris
Geneva
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