Debating Fight Erupts in Senate over Mellon Tax Policy
The chamber saw a heated three hour clash among Lena Couzens Ernst Glass and others over internal revenue probes and Treasury policy. The skirmish left lasting bitterness as Senators intervened to prevent further escalation.
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Bucan
Michigan
Treasury Mellon
Lena Couzens
Spex
Internal Revenue
Ernst
Yblican
Kentucky
Glass
Demon
Virginia
Treasury
Epidemic Under Control in Chicago Health Report
Chicago health commissioner Dr Her Bundesen announced the city’s respiratory outbreak is under control after 18 hours and about 80 new cases in the last 24 hours. The disease, linked to dust and low sanitation, killed 318 by March 1 and now faces reduced spread with public vigilance.
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Cago
Her
Bundesen
Health Commission
Mande
Desen
Debits in ANK Fall as Federal Reserve Reports
Canton debit figures for the Fed week ending March 11 show $11.346 million in individual accounts, down from $11.445 million the prior year and $186 thousand the previous week. Official notes from Washington, D. C., March 14.
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Federal Reserve System
Canton
Oral Reserve Board
Tashington
D. C
New Hall Named at Ohio State in Honor of Prof Ives
The new cultural engineering building at Ohio State University has been named Ives Hall to honor Prof Fra W Ives former head of the department of agricultural engineering who was killed last June in a wreck. He served on the Ohio State faculty from 1910 until his death in 1926.
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Lumbus
Ohio State Whisky
Ives
Fra. W. Ives
Onin State
Departut of Agriculture Engineering
Ship in Danger Pazilian Steamer Araguary Signals Distress
A distress message from the Pazilian steamer Araguary was received at naval Yonstoni last night. No position was reported. The dispatch is believed to be from the Brazilian vessel Aranaty of the Cia Comercio Navello of Rio de Janeiro. The Araguary is a steel steamer of 3 075 tons used in European trade.
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Paris
Distrese Mala
Azilian
P Araguary
Naval Yonstoni
Srazivan
Aranty
CIA Commercio Nave-llo
Rio de Janeiro
Strike Big Gas Well Logans March Report
The Mid Mt Gas company reported a large gas well at the Ser lease near Gore. Drilling late today reached a 3 500 000 gag well capacity status.
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Logan
Ser
Gore
Arrest Bull Dog Held As Vagrant In Columbus
A large white English bull dog arrested at Broad and High streets and taken to the police station as a vagrant. The animal wore license 2516 from Indianapolis and was placed in a regular cell at the city prison where it began singing after the door closed.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Man Mistaken for Robber Shot Wounds Dennis Dennie
Dennis Dennie, 60, former Burns detective agent, was shot near 700 Shorb ay NW after being mistaken for a robber. He was taken to police headquarters then to hospital. Dawson Barrick, a retired farmer, was being questioned by detectives.
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Dennis Dennie
Burns
Shorbay NW
Dennis
Washington Hotel
Shorpay
Shorbay
Dawson Barrick
Mine Workers Defeat Reds at UMWA Convention
Bellaire March 14 delegates at sub district five district six United Mine Workers of America ended the annual convention after endorsing reports of International and district officers and pledging support for unionizing non union coal fields in West Virginia. Two Daily Worker staffers were expelled for slander against union officials as radical attempts to take control were defeated.
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Bellaire
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
Daily Worker
Biggest Crows in Japan Populate Skies Worldwide
The article notes Japan hosts the largest crows in the world with widespread presence near the sea and urban areas. It states Tokyo has scarce birds though occasional Unnets or water wagtails visit gardens in spring, and swifts nest under thatched-house eaves in some areas.
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Japan
Tokyo
Jury deadlocks in Kid McCoy assault case in Los Angeles
Jurors in the assault and robbery trial of Kid McCoy remain deadlocked in Los Angeles as of tonight. They are to be asked for a report by Superior Judge Charles Crail on Monday morning. a continued deadlock could force a declaration of disagreement and a new trial. The jury has been deliberating since Friday night.
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Los Angeles
Kid” McCoy
Chas. Crail
Weather Bureau issues storm warnings along Atlantic coast
The Weather Bureau issued storm warnings tonight from the Delaware breakwater to Southport North Carolina. A disturbance over northern New York moving northeast will bring strong southwest winds shifting to west and northwest.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Coast Line
Delaware Breakwater
Southport
N. C
New York
Parliament Dissolved Proclamation Issued in Belfast
A proclamation dissolving parliament was issued in Belfast on March 14. The new parliament will convene on April 14.
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Belfast
Bandit’s Pal Shot and Killed in Eldorado Shootout
In Eldorado Claude Henderson aged 25 was killed after a brief battle with deputy sheriffs. The gunman known as Big Bill Latrasse, a Chicago daylight holdup suspect, was captured after authorities surrounded an abandoned railroad shack with Henderson’s wife and sister nearby.
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Eldorado
Claude Henderson
Big Bill” Latrasse
Henderson
E. E. McKnight
Wilbur Murphy
Unlucky 13 Luck? Columbus Attorney Beats the Hoodoo
Robert J. Beatty an Columbus attorney shrugs off 13 superstition. He born March 13 and has 13 letters in his name and profession. He rose to attorney on the 13th and served in World War I with many 13s noted in dates and details. He still believes he will survive the 13 hoodoo.
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Columbus
Robert J. Beatty
Beatty
E. Mainst
U. S
France
St. Mihiel
Home
Coal Mine Fire Halts Work At Greendale Mine
State mine division inspectors were dispatched to Greendale in Hocking County to control a coal and clay mine fire at Hocking Produce Co. About 50 miners are idle due to the blaze.
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Columbus
State Mine Division
H. R. Witter
Greendale, Hocking Co
Hocking Produce Co
Dawn Woman Killed by Train On Tracks
Mrs. Belle Young, 75, of Dawn north of Dayton, was instantly killed when struck by an eastbound Pennsylvania train while walking on the tracks in that village late today.
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Dayton
Belle Young
Dawn
Here
Pennsylvania
Daniels says Democratic leaders have seen light in 1926
Josephus Daniels, former secretary of the navy, told International News Service that Democratic leaders in Washington have seen the light and aim to win in 1926. He urged the party to be Democratic and progressive, fight privilege, and oppose monopoly alongside figures Mellon Hoover and Butler.
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Cleveland
Washington
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
International News Service Tonight
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Jackson
Democratic Party
Charles B. Warren
Naval Affairs
Federal Trade Commission
Commerce Committee
Supreme Court
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Daniela
Andrew Mellon
Herbert Hoover
William M. Butler
Special Probe Planned in Wren Death Slaying
Special investigators from the attorney general's department will start gathering evidence next week for a grand jury probe into the shooting of Ray Wren an alleged lunatic by a sheriff's posse near Bellefontaine. Governor Donahey requested the investigation. About 30 000 Loganco citizens petitioned for official action claiming the posse could have arrested Wren without gunfire. Ray Wren was wounded in the abdomen after barricading with his brother Harry who was unhurt.
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Columbus
Attorney General’s Department
Lo Sanco
Ray Wren
Bellefontaine
C. C. Crabbe
Donahey
Loganco
Wren
Harry
Rushsylvania
Ray
Widow of Capt Jarboe Dies at 97 in Tiffin
The widow of Captain James A. Jarboe, known for taking the last battery from General Lee at Appomattox, died at her Tiffin home at age 97. Her husband passed away 56 years ago.
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Tiffin, O
James A. Jarboe
Robert E. Lee
Appomatox Courthouse
Evelyn Brent Hospitalized After Wrist Injury in Bath Room
Hollywood actress Evelyn Brent remains in a weakened condition after losing blood from a severed wrist artery. She cut her wrist on a glass door knob in her bathroom and narrowly escaped fatal bleeding today.
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Hollywood
Cal
Evelyn Brent
Miss Brent
Money forged note lands man in jail in Tiffin
Dan Carr offered two fifty for a $300 note to B R Jimison and paid with a $2.50 check after securing the note. Jimison agreed but Carr was jailed in Tiffin on forgery charges.
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Tiffin
Dan Carr
B. R. Jimison
Jimison
Carr
Last Cold Wave Sweeps Central Ohio
In Columbus area a 38 degree drop in temperature was followed by a predicted relief Monday as a last winter cold wave tightens its grip. Temperatures fell to 14 to 18 degrees above zero tonight and tomorrow with normal readings expected for early next week.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alexander
Poison Whiskey Fatal in Dayton Party Death
William Mc Intire a 45 year old Scotch Highlander and World War veteran died after drinking poisoned whiskey at a party held overnight. His body was discovered this morning in a Dayton rooming house.
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Dayton
William McIntire
Alliance man named captain in dental corps reserves
Earl Miller Sherhan of Alliance was commissioned captain in the dental corps of the officers reserves on Saturday in Washington D C. The report notes the ceremony and his assignment within the reserve ranks.
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Washington, D. C
Kirby to Stand Trial Monday on Fraud Charge
Cleveland based Josiah Kirby founder of the Cleveland Discount Co faces state charges of violating blue sky laws through alleged misrepresentation in stock literature. He will be tried Monday in common pleas court with a federal case expected later for alleged mail fraud. Kirby proclaims innocence as Mrs. Kirby travels to join him on the train. The indictments followed a grand jury probe directed by Atty. Gen. Crabbe under Gov. Donahey era. The Discount Co once sold broadly nationwide and later placed into receivership amid mounting debts. Kirby, dubbed a “super salesman,” rose from modest beginnings to millionaire status before losses in 1921 22. The defense may argue business conditions reduced assets.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount
Kirby
Crabbe
Donahey
Cleveland Discount Co
United States
Cincinnati
Discount Company
Dennistoun Suit Heads to Third Week in London
London reports say Mrs Dorothy Dennistoun sues her husband for 6000 dollars while a 500 900 settlement from his marriage to Lady Carnarvon remains legally untouchable. Legal observers doubt any recovery despite a potential favorable ruling.
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London
Dennistoun
Dorothy Dennistoun
Col
Ian Dennistoun
Carnarvon
$60 000 Verdict Against Star Clara Kimball Young
Judge Fleming enters a $60 000 judgment against film star Clara Kimball Young and director producer Harry S. Carson for services under a 1917 New York City contract. They did not appear to defend the case brought by Michigan attorney Robert M Brownason.
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Los Angeles
Fleming
Clara Kimball Young
Estar
Harry S. Carson
Robert M Brownason
Michigan
New York City
General School Strike Shocks Strasbourg Churches
In Strasbourg the Catholic Bishop Ruch and Deputy Michael Walter call a general strike of school children effective Monday. They oppose the inter confessional plan to teach all religions in one school, labeling Premier Herriot a traitor and urging Catholic parents in Colmar not to send children to public schools in the Rhine regions.
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Paris
Herriot
Ruch
Strasbourg
Michael Walter
Colmar
Upper and Lower Rhine
Chaplin to Quit Screen for Paris Stage Sketch
Charlie Chaplin, the American film comedian, plans a stage return in Paris after signing a one month contract at the Desa Camps Elysees theater. He will be paid 2700 dollars weekly.
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London
Chariie Chaplin
Paria
London Express
Theater DesaCamps Elysees
Russell denies crookedness in withdrawals
Joshua E. Russell suspended federal prohibition director for Ohio defended himself against charges of conspiracy to violate federal prohibition laws. He fought removal to the northern district court as Merle B. Copeland and Warren S. Barnett were also indicted. Testimony resumes Monday with Copeland and Barnett joining.
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Columbus
Armand Drug
Candy Coe
Cleveland
Joshua E. Russell
Oale
United States
F. J. Wright
Merle B. Copeland
State Director's Office
Warren 8. Barnett
Russell
A. E. Bernsteen
United States District
Dawes Plans Speaking Tour To Take Case To Nation
Vice President Charles G. Dawes prepares a summer speaking tour to air his views on the Senate and its procedures. More than a hundred invitation requests have reached his office, with Dawes likely to accept several. He aims to bolster public support after his March 4 Senate debut and ongoing clashes with Senate leadership.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Héli
Marta
Senate
Congress
Capital Fans Hear Europe Broadcast From London
Washington report describes a London broadcast reception on a simple crystal radio set. A cat's whisker adjustment allowed a clear Europe program from the Hotel Savoy to be heard in Washington and New York on a RCA coordinated dance program.
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Europe
Radio Corporation of America
Washington
New York
Savoy
London
Warren Nomination Sparks White House Threat of Recess Appointment
President Coolidge pushed to confirm Charles B. Warren as attorney general amid stalled Senate debates. A White House statement hinted Warren would receive a recess appointment if confirmation failed before adjournment, prompting a late night agreement to recess and reschedule a Monday vote.
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Coolidge
Senate
Charles RB. Warren
Warren
White House
Capitol
Seasion
Carter Glass
Virginia
Glass
John G. Sargent
Vermont
Mr Coolidge
Guy Goft
West Virginia
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Wallace McCamant
Oregon
William S. Donovan
New York
James M. Beck
Jugtice
Arthur PD
Race
Massachusetts Supreme Court
R. R. Brewster
Kansas City
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