Clash Over Warren Nomination Stirs Senate Debate
In Washington on March 16 the Senate opened stalemated vote proceedings on Warren's nomination. A final ballot was set for 2:30 pm after hours of debate with Republicans forecasting a margin of defeat. President Coolidge warned of a recess appointment if rejected and the chamber prepared for further communications as the White House pressed to name a successor.
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Fire Fatality and Injuries Reported at Springs Opera House
A fatal fire at the Bergs Opera House in Springs West Virginia trapped several individuals. Firefighters say attempts to extinguish the blaze and aid victims left Daniel Dunn and others seriously injured while others perished or were trapped awaiting rescue.
Governor expected to veto municipal court bill for Canton
Daily News Bureau reports Gov. Donahey plans to veto measures for a uniform municipal court across Stark County and Canton. Wise bill passed the senate but faces House fate amid protests from Canton officials. The governor urges a state wide uniform code to avoid a proliferation of local court laws.
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Frank C. Wise
North Canton
Canton
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Stark Co
Massillon
Teapot Dome Case Sees Records Excluded
In Cheyenne on March 16 Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy ruled government records and statements about Albert Fall’s finances inadmissible as hearsay and unrelated to the Mammoth Oil lease suit. The defense argued the docs would trace 230000 in liberty bonds from Harry Sinclair to Fall.
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Nominated as Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Renick Dunlap Named
Renick W. Dunlap of Kingston Ohio was nominated by President Coolidge to be assistant secretary of agriculture. He has long tied to farming, led Ohio’s estate board of agriculture in 1915, and served in the 76th Ohio General Assembly. He helped enact a commercial foodstuffs law and twice held the role of estate dairy and food commissioner of Ohio. He is credited with removing impure and misbranded foods, drinks and drugs from the market.
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Bishop Favours Conference Of Church Leaders
Rt Rev Joseph Schrembs bishop of the Cleveland diocese backs a conference of readers from various religious bodies to discuss the Bible Bill and religion in education He supports religious instruction for children while noting public schools cannot force faiths He expects the Columbus conference on March 24 to explore workable solutions and says Catholic schools will not abandon their own education system or buildings.
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Cleveland
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Canton
Ishop Schrembs
Columbia
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Schrembs
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Wealth Moved Through New York After Bank Consolidation
More than two score policemen guard four armored trucks as over 250 million dollars in securities are ferried through New York streets on Sunday. The operation follows the consolidation of two major banks.
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N. Y
Joseph Kirby and Raymond Polen Go On Trial in Cleveland
In Cleveland on March 16 Joseph Kirby founder and first president of the Cleveland Discount Co and Raymond L Polen its former treasurer go on trial in common pleas court charged with issuing a false statement under blue sky laws. Mrs Kirby traveled from California to support her husband as legal counsel for Kirby and Polen includes former Appellate Judge Walter Mears Luther Day and Joseph Brietenstein. Special Prosecutors Higley Eagleson and Green lead the estate’s case as proceedings are expected to last several days.
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Cleveland Discount Co
Raymond L. Poland
Common Pleas Court
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California
Walter Mears
Luther Day
Joseph ©. Brietenstein
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Charles Higley
Joseph I. Eagleson
David B. Green
Motive Under Study in Glenke Poisonings
Prosecutor Joseph Seymour says motive emerged in the Glenke arsenic poisoning case. Fred Glenke and wife Lillian died, two children ill, and son Richard recovered. An enemy warned threats, and food in the Glenke pantry appears adulterated though arsenic traces not yet found.
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Gienke
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Marie
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Richard Gienke
Richard
Glenke
Federal forces raid Steubenville club during dry era
Federal troops raided Steubenville Ohio seizing two barrels of whiskey and arresting six men from the Fortress club, a pass key membership site. Twenty seven agents conducted the 40 minute raid using hatchets axes and crowbars and thirteen men await arraignment in federal court for violating the dry law.
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Fortress Club
Clock Squealed as Suspect Exit Store in Guttenberg
Geo. Travis was arrested in Guttenberg New Jersey on a larceny charge after an alarm clock he allegedly stole rang as he left a store. The clock was found in his top coat pocket.
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Geo. Travis
Actress Writer Charlotte Carter Ends Life
The obituary notes the death of actress and writer Charlotte Carter, daughter of a father named in the record, with limited readable details about circumstances and date.
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Misa Charlotte Carter
Easter Poultry Prices Trigger City Laughs
March 16 Luckey report notes Easter season inflames local humor as residents sell eggs for 25 cents a dozen. A well bred horse joke reflects the rural-urban contrast amid holiday preparations.
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Luckey
Indictment Sought Against Foster Father in McClintock Case
Chicago March 16 State's Attorney Crowe says four witnesses summoned to county grand jury to indict William Shepard for murder in the death of Hilly McClintock the Monatte orphan He received the bulk of McClintock's 1 000 000 estate leaving Isabelle Pope the other beneficiary and society girl whose marriage plans were cited in the case.
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Chicago
Robert BE. Crowe
William D. Shepherd
Hilly McClintock
Crowe
Shepherd
McClintock
Isabelle Pope
Rush for Dog License Tags After Sheriff Announces Strict Enforcement
A large queue forms at the county tax office as Sheriff C W Kirk declares dog law enforcement will begin on a broader scale next Monday. Dog catchers will patrol, unlicensed dogs may be arrested, and owners must surrender themselves for prosecution or risk losing their pets.
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C. W. Kirk
London views on conference vary widely
Washington hints at a U S conference to limit armaments split British opinion. Conservatives welcome the move and pledge willingness to attend, while Liberals and Laborites oppose hastiness and fear French opposition to arms limits and Japan resistance to a naval base in Singapore.
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Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
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Japan
Singapore
Coolrdge
Millionaire Tax Clash Sparks Public Mockery in Washington
In Washington, the Kilkenny affair between two multimillionaires unfolds as the public, taxed heavily, views a claim that a corporation was too poor to pay. The scene highlights the friction over income taxes and corporate relief amid national political dialogue.
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Three Men Held After Fight in Ppalian Home
Michael Frustain 31 is in Mercy hospital with five gunshot wounds after a quarrel at his home on 11 12th St SE Sunday night. Vito Marinelli Benny Contot and Bruno Cosant are held by police as suspects. Dennis Denoon, a private detective, was shot dead earlier that morning and Don Don Barrick released after firing at an intruder.
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Mercy Hospital
Vito Marinelli
Benny Contot
Bruno Cosant
Fruntani
S11
12Th St SE
Frustain
Dennis Dencon
Dawnon Barrick
Shorbay NW
Barrick
Denoon
Bus Service Hit In Charges Against Canton Carrollton Transit
A petition filed with the state utilities commission accuses the Canton Carrollton Transportation Co. of unsafe equipment missed schedules and reckless driving. Twenty one citizens seek investigation into alleged evils in service, with fourteen reasons cited including delayed service to harm a rival line.
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State
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Carrallton
Suport
Canton-Carrollton Transit
Three Premiers Discuss Protocol in Paris Meeting
Paris report notes Austen Chamberlain M Chamberlain premier of Czecho Slovakia and Count Skraniki Polish foreign minister in Paris with Premier Herriot. They debated Europe’s new post Geneva Protocol setup after Britain rejected it. Chamberlain backs an Allied Germany pact, but Czecho Slovakia and Poland resist without German recognition of eastern borders.
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Austen Chamberlain
M. Wennes
Czecho-Slovakia
Count Skranaki
Herriot
Europe
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Germany
France
Poland
Tax Cut Aims at 25 Percent Surtax Reduction
In a public statement Rep Green signals a 25 percent cut in income taxes next year with a goal of expanding business and investment. The plan, supported by Secretary Mellon, suggests a possible larger tax relief as government revenues rise and a surplus grows toward 400 million dollars by mid 1926.
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Washington
Ren. Green
House Ways and Meana
America
Mellon
Rep
Green
Woman Slashed in Card Game Dispute Seeks Suspect Easy
Police search for a man described as Easy after he slashed Alice W. Trueman in a Madison East residence incident Saturday night. Trueman, 28, suffered a neck wound treated by a physician and returned home.
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