Wind-up of 68th Congress Nears Adjournment
Washington March 3—The 68th Congress winds down in a stormy wind up with many bills doomed. The Senate closes in dispute over pension and road measures while the House ties a public building rider to the deficiency bill. The President will sign only final minute measures at noon tomorrow.
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Mexican raiders threaten Hacienda administrator in Puebla
American citizen Carey, administrator of the San Pedro Hacienda in Huejotzingo Puebla, tells the U S embassy he was ambushed by armed agrarians. He alleges seizures of hacienda lands and extortion linked to agrarian laws, with wheat fields near harvest threatened. Embassy was asked to press Mexican authorities for action against the assailants.
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Branting Death No Great Danger
Stockholm reports the death of former premier Hjalmar Branting will not threaten the Swedish cabinet. Hickard Sandler, who led the government during Branting’s illness, becomes head of government with Carlo Svernson, previous commerce minister, reappointed to the post.
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Mitchell Ousted As Air Chief Aide Trust Official
Washington report says Private William Mitchell, named as aide to the air chief, is removed from his post amid controversy over policy of unifying air services and White House recommendations for a replacement. The action follows internal debate on appointments and the Senate confirmation process.
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Flays Shepherd in Death Probe
Chicago March 3 The Associated Press reports William Shepherd once heir to McClintock estate is accused of making three indirect confessions in the death of My Ulinteck. Justice Harry Glenn orders the case to remain with the coroner as witnesses are summoned and the inquiry continues to determine natural causes or foul play. Shepherd refuses to testify.
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German political crisis postponed in Prussia
Report from Berlin outlines a postponed Prussian political crisis as Wilhelm Minxge withdraws from premier nominee, while Marx seeks a cabinet reshuffle aiming to include clericals and socialist ministers. Coalition stability hinges on the next decisions, impacting the broader bid for the federal presidency.
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Mine Shooting Trial Started
The fragmentary report notes the start of a mine shooting trial involving defendants linked to the killing of Wittisay Fraker near Kayford on December 1. Details are sparse and the proceedings appear to be in early stages with jury or court actions unclear.
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Big Four
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Cleveland Girl On Hike Police Think Missing
Cleveland police search for a girl believed to be on a hike after her disappearance. The report notes a possible sighting near a location called Borbane County and mentions her parents and school attendance while detailing confusing fragments from the damaged text.
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Defense fails to clear all but Stokes in conspiracy case
A chaotic court scene left W B D Stokes as the sole remaining defendant after prosecutors and defense arguments aimed to eliminate all others in the New York based conspiracy case involving defaming Mrs Elwood Stokes. Witnesses and motions narrowed the lineup but several co defendants escaped elimination as judge eyed the next day proceedings.
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New York
House Favors U S World Court Work
Imprecise report notes congressional response to U S engagement with the World Court. Discussion centers on presidential approval, suspension of rules, and proposed appointments amid partisan debates in Congress and references to representatives from New York and Virginia.
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Davis Adopts Legal Practice Amid Political Turmoil
The article reports on Davis taking up the practice of law amid a tumultuous national scene. It highlights ongoing political battles, mentions appointments and shifts in party dynamics, and notes Davis’s stance on key legislative issues shaping the current administration.
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General Pershing Cancels Tour Amid Ill Health
General John J. Pershing cancels his announced tour due to deteriorating health. The U S commander’s aides cited illness and a prior commitment to rest, with doctors recommending immediate care. The cancellation follows reports he has been weakened by a long service and recent medical concerns.
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Funds Misused Probe Reports In Leagued Organization
A leaked committee report finds portions of funds raised by the organization diverted to improper uses. It recommends using the department of justice to pursue losses, noting public trust damage and urging accountability for misappropriated campaign money and related expenditures.
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Inauguration Day Draws Largest Crowd Yet in Washington
The article reports an expected record turnout for Calvin Coolidge’s inauguration with thousands gathering in Washington. Dawes will be inducted as vice president as the oath of office is administered shortly after noon. The parade and ceremonies are described as simple, frugal, and focused on republican ideals.
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Plans complete for Gore inauguration at annex
The largest crowd expected for West Virginia Governor elect Howard M Gore's oath taking on the capitol annex grounds. A parade precedes the ceremony with participation from the WV university cadet band US Marines and WV National Guard units. Ceremonies include an invocation by Rev King and the oath administered by Judge Lively.
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Inaugural Parade Line From Kanawha to Capitol Ground
The inaugural parade begins at 110 o'clock this morning from Kanawha and Dulty street, travels along Wanawha and Capital to the Tent Intersection, proceeds north on Tee street to Broad, then reaches the old Capitol grounder entrance for the domiong program. The cadet band of Went Vineinin University and the West Infantry band will perform including The Old Gray Mare.
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State Ship Brings New Crew to Govern Fortin Era
The state prepares a four year cruise as new officers assume posts in Governor Gore’s administration. Governor E. F. Morgan resigns leadership after a decade at the helm, passing control to Seward M. Gore and cabinet members Houston G. Yellane and George W. Sharp. J. K. Stewart yields Agriculture to John W. Smith as changes ripple through the state departments.
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Pritt Charged With Slaying Miner Will Plead Self Defense
A man named Pritt faces murder charges in the slaying of a miner Sunday night. Police say the accused claimed self defense after a confrontation that led to the miner being killed near Charleston. Witness statements describe a tense exchange, a drawn gun, and Pritt's alleged fear of multiple assailants.
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