AVER PROGRAM LIKELY TO MEAN LONGER DELAY
Chicago Feb 28 Attorney Mary B. Daugherty announced he retained George Chamberlain to represent his personal interests in the investigation. Daugherty said he did not oppose the Wheeler resolution and Senators debated delaying tactics as Republican and Democratic leaders weighed pressures. The inquiry moves forward with a formal agreement in place, while Daugherty travels to Florida tonight.
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Chicago
Attorneey
Bf. Daugherty
Florida
George 8
Chamberlain
United Scheavenator
Oregon
Paul Howland
Cleveland
Yommete
Daushgrtys
Frank 2 Wills
Wills
Okiln
Rabhington
Daugherty
Senate
Eyian
Inderintts
Eral“Belet
Waveler
Montana
Robinson
Aryokaniaia
Republican
Ohio
Wheeler
Brookbart
Si Heater
No Steps Taken for Leasing Road
Pittsburgh February 28 no steps have been taken by the Pennsylvania system to open negotiations for leasing the Norfolk and Western railway Samuel Rea president of the Pennsylvania system said in a statement responding to inquiries. He noted no change in the situation and stressed the two railroads remain closely related and would benefit from satisfactory terms. No negotiations have yet begun.
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Pittsburgh
Pennwploaek
Norfolkents Western
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania
Readeri
Ula
W. B. Sowers
Boone Count Coal Corporation
Beech Creek
Patkor Mitchell
Logan
Sharples
Swanner
Stan
Wiliam Swanner
COPS PROBING TWO LADS DEATHS IN PA F ACADEMY
Pottstown Pa Feb 29 police investigate the double death of Yonorten School of Finance students Thomas Shenton and James Warmkesger both of Pottstown in the local YMCA room a note in Shenton's handwriting points to a double suicide tied to a romantic entanglement with the same girl authorities seek to confirm the motive and circumstances amid a commercial law and accounting course context
Amherst Rowing Honor Shines From Historic Crew
In Amherst Missouri a late life award honors a former rower from the 1872 Amherst crew. The unnamed subject rowed as number two, aiding the Amherst crew to win the Intercollegiate Regatta on the Connecticut River at Spring Field Harvard, finishing behind the Amherst boat. The Alma mater crew later recorded a 9 rower, 10 minute, 403 second three mile course.
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Amherst
Moan
Arthur Jared Kenedict
Cochine
Atin
Owajor
Springeid
Harvaerd
Dr P A Haley Taken In Death
Dr Peter A Haley a prominent Sharleston eye ear nose and throat specialist died at home after a pneumonia illness. Born 1874 in Virginia he studied at William and Mary and the University College of Medicine in Richmond and moved to Charlestown in 1903. He was joined in practice with Dr Young in Morrison Building Hospital and served in medical associations locally and statewide. He leaves Lulu Mahon his wife and was part of a family active in civic life across Virginia Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Peter A. Haltey
Sharleston
Virginia Atredt
Dr. Haley
Laussa County
Virginia
Rev. J. and
Mary Long Haley
Charleston
Young
Morrison Building
Alter
Haley
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
University Collee of Medicine
Richmond
Hinton
Burkville Female Seminary
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ray
Lo J. Haley
Vote Expected Today On Tax Bill In House
Washington Feb 28 Republican leaders pressed negotiations with insurgents as Democrats face a pivotal tax bill vote. A compromise would replace the Democratic income rate with a five percent bracket for incomes 4000 to 10000 while other taxes and stamp duties were revised. A split among Republicans and insurgents could decide if the Garber or Loneworth provisions prevail.
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Washington
Sevanteen
Republican Organization
Representativa Faltohehild
Republican
New York
Elmis
Jiewelry
Morgan Goes to Fayetteville To Testify in Keeney Trial
Governor E F Morgan leaves for Fayetteville to testify in the Keeney trial linking District 27 USW. He may be asked to discuss his martial law proclamation and plans to replace attorneys to serve as witness promptly. The Beech Creek shooting and related testimonies continue as jurors hear state witnesses.
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E. F. Morgan
Fayetteville
Frank Keeney
District 27
United Ming Workers
He Ward
Keeney
Morgyzn
Associated Press
W. Va
Beech Creek
C. Kranz Keensy
John Selkirk
Sharpler
Ward
Monclo
Sharples
Beech
Cecil Clark
Selkirk
JALAPA PA OBJECT OF FEDERALS IN MEXICO ACTION
Vera Cruz February report says federals advance toward Jalapa from Vera Cruz as railway destruction slows travel. Rail lines torn up and Santa Ig ntyunty Ilomenera station burned reported. Vehicles are said to be in need of fuel and supplies.
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Vera Chca
Federi
Dalapa
Vera Cruz
Rel Gla
Santa Ig
Tyunty
Ilomenera
Vera Crux
Nation's Most Historic Documents Displayed in Albany
Governor announces soldier bonus bill to distribute proceeds of a 44 million bond among New York World War I veterans. Original copies of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution are shown to the public in a special exhibit with officials and citizens attending.
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Albany
N.Y
Smith
New York State
Washington
Med
Charges of Incompetence Against Judge Baker Filed
Washington reports charges of incompetence against Judge W. TH. Baker of the northern district of West Virginia have been filed with the House Judiciary Committee by U S attorney T A Brown. The charges renew bitterness from earlier confrontations and allege improper conduct and demands for resignations, with impeachment possible if warranted. Protest to seating recommendations for Sol Bloom and Walter J. Chandler drew Democratic committee opposition.
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Washington
Wanlington
B.C
W. TH. Baker
West Virginia
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
T. A. Brown
Warkereburg
United States
Anh
Guint
Inga
Vigorany
Actress and Poetess Valerie Betanco Martin Ends Life in New York
The 24 year old performer Valerie Betanco Martin, once linked to theater through mentors and a cousin named Belasco, reportedly drank cleaning fluid after years of failed attempts to sell her musical comedy work. Her life began in Milwaukee and later moved to Seattle where she trained in stage arts.
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Valerie Martin
David Belasco
New York
Valerié Betanco Martin
Milwkubes
Thagter Wid Valere
Valerie
Seattle
Ketanco
Butler’s Cops Capture Girl After Robbery Attempt
Dorothy Rodgers, linked to a Tuesday night robbery plot with a male accomplice, was captured by police after an attempted burglary. The pair fled during the incident, one partner evading pursuers by seizing a vehicle, while the other was cornered by patrols.
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Min
Dorothy Rodgers
Puller Tn
Platel Botte
Conmanton
X Gintretman
Jgles
Italian Medium Claims Luminosity Powers Observed by Scientists
Dr Gustave Galey and Dr Charles Telchet lead a formal examination of a medium named Erty of Quatellummmare 11 Retradia in Pats. Tests, including X rays, report a halo around the subject and a fan-shaped ray projecting from the left, with photographic plates showing exposure miming daylight. The findings, while disputed, are presented as evidence of luminosity phenomena beyond natural explanation.
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PARIA
Gustave Gelay
Metaphynica Institute
Taliban
Erty
Pats
Italy
Galey
Lieley Wit
Charles Telchet
Academy of Medicine
Beta
Orenainnally
Protest over lower rail rates by Interstate Commission
Washington Feb 28 Protest against the Interstate Commerce Commission granting lower transcontinental rates by certain railroads was urged by the Shipping Board in a resolution. It argues such cuts would divert traffic from water routes like the Panama Canal and harm ocean trade. The resolution contends intercoastal rail service is a key competitive link between Atlantic and Pacific seaboards.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Shipping Board
Fanoma Canal
Resolution Launch
Atlantic
Pacific
Glass Plant Reopens Under Union Control in Huntington
The Camp Glass plant in Huntington will reopen tomorrow afternoon under the National Window Glass Workers union. About 300 workers will be hired, with a stock ownership plan inviting employees to take over the remaining 49 percent of stock. The plant will run at full capacity by midnight. Company officers include Thomas Reynolds as president and Jed Vandergrift as vice president, with Hannesty as general manager and Herbert Thomas as assistant. Many workers recently relocated from Clareburg to Huntington.
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Huntington
Camp Glass Company
National Window Glass Workers Union
Execut Sq
Te Company
Thomas Reynolds
Jed Vandergrift
W. Comn
George Royall
J.i Montrose
Hannesty
Herbert Thomas
Manger
Claricabur
Terminals for Barges Needed for Inland Waterways
Secretary Weeks told the House Commerce Committee that better terminal facilities for barges on the Mississippi River are essential for successful operation. He spoke during a hearing on the DeLeon bill to create a government corporation to supervise Inland waterway transport and urged placing such vessels under the Commerce Department or Shipping Board rather than the Way Department.
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Washington
Mississippi
Weeks
House Commerce Committee
Bino
Commerce,department
Shipping Board
Way Department
Shine Library In Quaker City Found Incomplete
A fragmentary notice describes a Moonshine Library in Philadelphia with plans for making drinks from vodka to rum and a brewery. The item is partial and lacks full details or dates.
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Shine
Quaker City
Philadelpeta
Ibrar
Alwrry
Disy
Dollar sign craze spreads in Europe and Vienna
Old dollar sign remains popular as currency symbolism expands abroad. Reports note Vienna and other European locations adopting or advertising the symbol on various items, including typewriters.
New Chapters in Senate Notes Show Quest for Clarity
A Senate committee report releases a new chapter filled with mystery and personal emotion. It notes Edward B. McLean and others exchanging coded references like apricots and the duck during Florida visits. Chair Lenroot signals willingness to renew the chair, while other senators press for further hearings on Doheny Sinclair and possible tax probes.
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Washington
Pen
Senate
Edward B. McLean
The
Washington Fossy
Fmlorida
Lenrcot
Footo
Cobree
Curtis
Kansas
Underwood
Alabama
Dee
Witneses
A. Mitchel Palmer
Wilson
McLean
Trought
Akil Ae
Alburt
Ravety
Sinclair
ER. Ls. Doheny
Furthes
Doheny and
Trelaury
Alleged Bandits Captured After Bay City Bank Robbery
In Saginaw Michigan on February 28 three men named Otto Broukal Edward Ryan and Jot Murphy were captured shortly after robbing the Polish branch of Bay County Savings Bank in Bay City. A traveling bag held $12,995 in currency and five revolvers. The trio were pursued from the robbery scene and were later identified at a local hotel.
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Saginaw
Mich
Thiae
Bay County Savings Bank
Bay City
Here
Otto Broukal
Broukas
Murphy
Anata All
New Coal Rates Announced by Rail Lines
The Virginian and Norfolk and Western railways announced a 492.84 gross ton rate for coal shipments to Washington. Shippers on these lines are placed on equal footing with the New Telver district, as the rate was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. The Norfolk & Western said the rate would continue to be published on the next page.
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Shecini
R. Beckley
Virginian
Norfolk & Western
Washington
Sedon
Tye
Telver
Chesan Lake & Olle
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Solons
Rea
N. & W. ‘Railroad
Pottstown
Amberst
P. A. Haley
Say
Morgan
Fayettville
Tate
Beech Creeks
Cont
Otis Eippta
Jalapa PA
Object OF Federals
John Cassel
Parkersburg
Judge Baker
Durene
Butler
Paris Institute
National Window Glass Workers’ Union
Vienna
Lenroot
McKellar
Tens Negaee
Coviidge
Sineclair
Doheny
Hing
Bay City Bank
Placa
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