Coolidge Again Renames Warren for Cabinet Post
President Coolidge forcefully reoffers Charley B. Warren of Blehigan for a cabinet post after a Senate rejection. Warren, from Detroit, arrives as a White House guest and the nomination is sent to the Judiciary Committee for renewed consideration amid party and opposition maneuvering. The plan includes a potential third favorable judiciary report and possible quick Senate action within days.
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Gotham Hotel Man On Trial For Defaming Wife
State defense closes arguments in the trial of a Gotham hotel proprietor accused of defaming his wife. The defense begins today and will resume after the noon recess with the case to be presented to the jury shortly after the session opens.
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Park plan urged for old burial ground in Clarksburg
March 11 report says boys disturbed graves including Mary Payne and Mrs Elizabeth Cummins Jackson. Incal Americana Legion posts seeks converting the cemetery into a park with proper monuments. Cemetery holds early settlers and dates to 1885 with remains about 105 years old.
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Mary Payne
Dilly Madison
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
Incal Americana Legion Post
Hilzabeth Cummins Backson
Buckhannon
Virginia
Expel S W W Members From Union in Ohio Convention
In Bellaire Ohio the sub district convention of the United Mine Workers adopted a resolution to expel members who associate with the Industrial Workers of the World. H Rex, vice president of the miners union, addressed concerns about IW W influence and alleged misuses of funds intended to aid in freeing union members from jail.
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Six Feet Four Versus Four Footer In Suit At Law
A court case in Youngstown involves a land and contract dispute. The filing lists parties including Tinsley and Coburn and references a conmen pleas, with unclear details due to damaged text.
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Rotura
Salem
Minevin
Tinsley
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RAILROADS FIGHT PRIVATE CAR ban
A bill in equity seeks to overturn a federal order prohibiting private railroad cars for coal transport. Industry groups claim the ban hinders operation and fuel efficiency, arguing the railroads cannot meet commercial demand without private cars. The case names several railway companies and spans multiple lines and regions.
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United States
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Alon
Judge Must State Reasons For Actions In Defamation Suit
Chicago report on March 12 outlines judge remarks and rulings in a defamation case involving Mrs. Alelan and Bey Btobons. The trial features testimony from Stokes and Turner as jurors debate liability and damages amid tense proceedings and legal objections.
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Justice Probe in Trial of Rickard
Trial in Trenton records a justice department probe with Thani Spellacy and J Burns testifying against Tex Hickard and five co defendants on conspiracy to show Dempres Carpentien fight films. Witnesses discuss film rights negotiations with Pred Quimby and Win Randelgh and defense figure Marna downplays piracy fears to avoid prosecutions.
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Albany
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New York
Roth
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Spullacs
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Miller Elected Moundsville Chief
Miller wins the Moundsville chief election defeating an opponent in a tight vote. Local observers Grevin and other supporters highlighted the result as a strong community mandate amid a contested race.
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Miller
Moundsville
Progress Report On Wage Talks By Rail Mine Unions
Huntington March 12 progress reported after a two hour conference between United Mine Workers leaders and Coal River Collieries company on wage agreement terms. The meeting discussed refusal of the company to modify contract provisions and failed to reach a settlement, with further talks to be scheduled.
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Halt Dil Lease Case In Midst Of Legal Mess
In Cheyenne Wyoming a lease case hearing unfolds with government counsel seeking bank records of Albert Balt. Defense objects to admitting cashier testimony and requests a fresh start, while questions arise about witness credibility and privacy rules. The judge reserves decision as the court mulls admissibility and procedural objections.
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Abbarness
Aftemont
Albert Th Balt
Rousey
Simlde Gad Pach
Perder
MavinwneHy
Kederuk Gurlee
Likike Wernady
Senate Vote Looms After Cuban Treaty Violence Report
A chaotic Washington scene unfolds as lawmakers debate action following reported U S tensions linked to a Cuban treaty. The incident provoked wounds to a woman and prompted intense talk of penalties and security measures across Capitol Hill.
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Senate Discusses Early Vote on Pines Treaty After Filibuster
The session debates an early vote on The Tale of Pines treaty amid filibuster tactics and party lines. Copeland pushes ahead with a senatorial move while factions clash over resubmission and timing.
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Wasttinepton
Maren
Baty of Mines
Repub
Sentor Copeland
New York
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Has Anyone Seen Prince and Other Tales
A garbled report mentions a search or mystery involving Prince and several named individuals. The text references names like Helen, Dr Shanon, and Tigi Laanion, with scattered phrases about meetings, prices, and events. The piece appears to be a fragmented society or crime note from a late edition.
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Preven Stanton
Helen Bar
Britain Envoys at Geneva Meet Base Disarming
Britain and dominions rejected a peace protocol at Geneva test and plan to reference the disarmament issue to the League Assembly. UK officials criticized the proposal as destabilizing and urged continued arbitration while considering special treaty measures.
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Eduard Reyes
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Associated Press
International Peace Land
Chamheadain
Stone Mountain Meet Arranged in North Carolina
Migreh Gargen Borel, sculptor of a memorial at Stone Mountain, died today. He planned a meeting in Wiburton North Carolina to discuss a ceremonial program with a vanities group. The Stone Mountain Memorial Association states the members did not represent the official memorial body.
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Gargen Borel Frawgly
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Stone Mountain Alimental Asnelation
Coffman Illness Could Force WV Senate Leadership Change
Speculation swirls over West Virginia Senate leader Charles G. Coffman amid illness and possible resignation. The piece notes possible successors including Senators Wright Hurne, John Baker, and Harvey St, with party dynamics and power balances shaping the looming leadership transition.
Honest citizen pays city for lamp he broke
Clarksburg dispatch reports a citizen from Kenmore Ohio sent a payment and letter after admitting to breaking a city street lamp years ago. The buyer sought to make amends and claimed it as the right course to take in facing the offense.
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Clarksburg
House Passes Five Local Bills in Special Session
Five local charter bills were advanced by the House of Delegates in a special session and passed under a constitutional suspension requiring three readings. The measures, reported favorably by committees on counties districts and municipalities, were taken up out of order with no objections. The first bill, DMD No. 88, amended the charter of Win J. McDowell CONEY, as introduced by Delegate Cullen.
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Poisoning Probe In Ohio Family Case Emerges
Ohio authorities pursue poison mystery in Valley City incident linked to the Glonke family. Prosecutor Seymour sends coffee samples for analysis after repeated attacks. four family members hospitalised and one neighbor seriously harmed.
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Kansas Football Man Charged With Murder In Death of Woman
VEY Missouri March 12 a Kansas football figure was charged with murder in the death of a woman. The suspect, a former University of Kansas Moorball player, was found at the scene and later held without bond. Police said the victim died after an alleged poisoning and assault at a Nevada Alabama property, with a later note about an insurance policy tied to the case.
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Third Escape From Prison Successful
Columbus Onlo reports Walter Williams, 25, escaped from the county jail by sawing through the wall. Authorities sweep the area but find no trace. This marks Williams's third escape after prior breakouts from Moundsville West Virginia in 1922 and the Town reformatory in Michigan in 1924.
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Pete
Mich
Istarte
Nadenbousch to Get Court Post
The appointment to the twenty third judicial district appears likely for Nadenbousch after an imminent announcement by Governor Taure Hicely. Nadenbousch would replace Judge Jeh M Woods who resigned to practice law, with broad support from both parties and the public.
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