Alleged Elections Fraud Plague Philippines Vote
The Harding commission led by Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and W Cameron Forbes studies data and letters from northern Luzon as it reviews claims of fraud in Insular elections. Democratic party allegations say power was seized through unfair methods in the insular government.
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PT Dune
Associated — Press
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Leonard Wood
Cameron Forbes
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Philippines
Luzon
Democratic Party
Theialanda
Thompson acquitted in wife beating case after two hour hearing
David Thompson was acquitted when the two hour police court hearing failed to establish the alleged abuse by Mrs Thompson. The defense argued domestic trouble caused the claims and Thompson testified he had just begun a new home with his children when his wife returned and acted violently. The police detained him overnight before charges were dropped.
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European Naval Cruise Thought Possible This Summer
The Navy weighs a European waters cruise by the Atlantis fleet this summer. Admiral H. B. A Wilson submitted a schedule calling for the fleet to visit two European ports in August, pending department approval.
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Washington
Atlantis
Navy’ Department
Department
H. B. A Wilson
Calle
Sugar price drop announced by San Francisco refiners
San Francisco refiners set new basic prices dropping 35 cents per hundred pounds. Granulated sugar now $6.75 per hundred pounds for nine sugar and $6.56 for beet sugar.
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Webels Hires Manager for Women Ready-to-Wear Dept
B Morfeld formerly of Carlsbad New Mexico has been named manager of the women’s ready-to-wear department at the Weber Commercial company store. He succeeds Fred Vari Gorden after ten years in the field and brings extensive experience in women’s fashion and department management.
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Aoe B. Morfeld
Carlsbad
Jack Ford
Montana
Van Gor den Investment Names New President and GM
The Van Gor den Investment company announces a return of a former executive to assume the roles of president and general manager, highlighting continuity in leadership and strategy for the firm.
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The
van Gorden Investment Company
Supreme Court Clerk James D. Maher Dies
James D. Maher longtime clerk of the United States Supreme Court since 1914 died at Georgetown Hospital after an operation for stomach trouble. He began with the court in 1866 as a page and had continuous service throughout his career.
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Washington
James D. Maher
United States Supreme Court
Georgetown Hospital
Maher
Eight Die in Kylebeg Cross Ambush by Irish Two Parties
Dublin reports four constables killed and five wounded in an ambush at Kylebeg Cross. About 200 civilians involved in the attack occurred at 10 o'clock this morning, with the death toll rising to eight.
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Associated Prews
Kylebeg Cross
Cork
Ireland
Stevenson
Wesport
County Mayo
Teachers Dismissed by Peoria Board Over Unjustified Criticism
Peoria teachers, members of the Peoria Men Teachers Federation No. 24, were dismissed for participation in unjustified and strenuous criticism of constituted authority and failure to follow rules. The federation had recently surrendered its charter in protest.
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Peoria Men Teachers’ Federation No
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