Sinclair Stokes Acquitted Amid Senate Crude Probe
Former secretary of the interior and business figures face a trial linked to crude buying and resale networks. Witnesses testified Sinclair Stokes attended a New York meeting as purchasing agent for Continental Trading, while Humphreys claimed Sinclair’s role was limited to representing his firm. The case centers on alleged offshore arrangements involving Trans Canade and Prairie Oil and Gas companies.
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Associated Press
Euvesnent
Teapel
Steemtental Trading Company
Trans Canade
Tie Miterior
Balt
Charbes
Senate
A. Humphreys
Swoser
Colorado
Mexia
Texas
Humphreys
New York
Sinclair
Tenpans
Prairie Oil
Gee
Centinental Trading Company
Cress
Humphreyrs Bry
Lacey
Wemphreys
Bey
Smoot Rushed From Senate Desk in Illness
In Washington March 35 Senator Utah veteran reader Smoot collapsed at his desk in the senate chamber. Physicians advised rest for several weeks after medical treatment and the senator was escorted from the senate office building to his home where he was reported resting comfortably. Ignator Smoot’s ailment described as a general breakdown due to overwork and stress.
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Utah
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Chamber
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Pershing Returns From South Trip Amid Festive Return
General John Pershing arrives in New York aboard the battleship from Havana after attending a celebration in Peru. He appears at the West 50th Street pier as a committee of army officers and regional members greet him, noting his illness in Havana but now well. A separate note reports Manchester man McLaughlin killed instantly in a lighter cigarette explosion beside a powder boat, injuries to others.
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York
Jd Pershing
Quecha
Peru
Havana
West Soth Street Pier
Ing Owen
Cuban cabinet pleased with treaty passage
President Favox met with his cabinet aboard in the afternoon to receive news of the passage of a treaty by the United States Senate. The cabinet expressed approval and plans for a show of gratitude by the American people were noted.
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Brese
United States Senate
bin Cahinet
Senate Passes Pines Treaty In Clouded Debate
The Senate moved to ratify the Lausanne Turkish treaty amid divisions and questions on world court involvement. Debates centered on diplomatic ties with Turkey and the pace of ratification as Borah pushed for early action while others favored postponement.
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Washington
Norheck
Lough Dakota
Agaltet
Senate
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Charman Gorah
Lake-of-the-woods
Minnesota
Susanne
Borah
Coroner to Probe Fatal Shooting In Altercation
Coroner's jury convenes to investigate the fatal shooting of Michel Kray Nk during a confrontation with state troopers. Witnesses include private Cavateskie and Arensbure as the inquest proceeds. Cavateskie is held in custody awaiting the inquest outcome.
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Thyteburgh
Maentien
Michel Kray
East Mekersnert
Wetrary Wie
Teafil Cavateskie
Tracy Arensbure
Cavateskie
Uhr
Court Word Battle Ignites Trial Proceedings
A chaotic courtroom scene unfolds as a word battle erupts during the trial. Key figures include Mrs Medien and Judge Cemmils, with testimonies from Stokes and Branks, while others vie for influence over the jury and outcome. The exchange highlights tensions and procedural drama surrounding the atrophy case and alleged misconduct.
Trio Robbers Captured After North Wildwood Bank Heist
Three men robbed a North Wildwood bank, shot the cashier, and tied up a director. All funds were recovered. defendants Gus Andersen 20 Walter Lird 27 from North Wilmington near Sewark surrendered after a brief pursuit. The cashier Edward Hice and Mrs Fite were treated for minor wounds. Suspects were jailed pending hearing at Cape May Court House.
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Nick Thera Bank
Petsit
Gus Andersen
Walter Lird
North Wilington
Sewark
Kaward Vomiin
Conte
Chmpbell
Om Magsiscrare
Jobbers Refuse to Deal with Workers’ Representatives
In York the executive board of the textile manufacturers association today refused to meet with representatives of workers who have strikes at their machines. The move followed a protest during a fueled work stoppage as jobbers fail to intervene in the dispute.
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Maren Fire
Temlesate Dress
Asaociluon
W.- Hun
Reevent Ware
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer Dies In Auto Crash In New York
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer publisher of the Stowls Minr Dispatch and secretary of the New Yorke Woekl died from a blood clot after injuries from an auto collision with an elevated railroad bular in New York City. Her husband was reported at sea between Miami and Long Key. The couple’s death follows a car accident that sent Mrs Pulitzer to the Manhattan Eye and Ear hospital.
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Florida
Miami
Miniul
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Joseph Tulitser
St. Towle Moat
Press Publishing Company
New York World
Puliiser
Manhattan
Har Hospital
Mulsterr
Long Key
Maren
Jameph Pulitzer
Stowls Minr
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Long Nex Hn
Genta
Here
Misuil Merald
Florida East Coast Railway
Aultiser
Mr. Lultiyer
Mian
Midnigh
Betni Iade
Alleged Tong Slayer Freed
A fragmented report describes a suspect linked to violent acts and a legal proceeding. Details are unclear, with garbled names and places, but references indicate an investigation and private proceedings related to a transferral or trial.
Three Killed in Crossing Crash
A wreck near a county road left Gallagher a 44 year old man his wife Abby and their two children Edward Murke and Dane Tarke dead. An auto collision occurred at a railroad crossing involving a vehicle driving on a county road. They were transported to a hospital with injuries.
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Gallagher
Abby
Dward Murke
Dane Tarke
Thi
Cadingier
Springfield Springutell Court Delivers New Public Health Notice
ACOMMUNITY notice reports more than 00 residents of the town of 7200 pout ston face health restrictions after a local outbreak. Officials say 13 cases are confirmed with new infections, while no deaths have occurred. Public health authorities release details today through city officials.
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TLE
Springfield
Misia
Thia
Poldie
Neliie Hatterfeld
Crowe and Woolintock quiz dominates scattered court notes
Fragmentary report describes Crowe and Woolintock involved in a quiz scene connected to a legal matter. It mentions Notre Manet and a series of confusing names and phrases, with references to an attorney and allegations around a trial or hearing. The text lacks clear, coherent details but implies a procedural or educational inquiry.
Ferguson Charges May Be Heard Again
Officials indicate a possible rehearing on the Ferguson charges as deliberations proceed. The upcoming sessions will address authorizations and potential amendments, with key figures and agencies referenced in the proceedings.
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Ferguson
Arms Conference Gains Momentum in Washington
An unclear Washington report describes urgent moves by the League of Nations and President to advance talks on arms disarmament. Secretary Wells and Geneva communications shape the plan as U.S. officials weigh proposals and possible new limits amid mounting concern.
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Washington
Staepa
Wade
Serious
Welle
Tnformadon Amuoatine Front
Geneva
Fae
Amy Thrash
Ehanhals
Local bills advanced by lower house amid voting
Lawmakers moved several local measures forward while four bills were placed on third reading and others rejected. Under Speaker M. Weatley, the House adopted a rapid disposal plan to finish major business as session nears its end, with committees reporting for early consideration on key bills.
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M. Weatley
Senate Favors Railroad Bill in West Virginia
The state senate railroad committee advanced a bill to develop the Monongahela region and coal deposits. The measure seeks a Baltimore and Ohio system stake through Connellsville to Cumberland, aiming to consolidate transit and growth while avoiding a separate independent line.
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Talroad Committee
Mie
State Senate
Draushts Whateman
A. J. Ffinmick
Themis
Faye Hormer Uoverian
Wad Dyer Wittard
Jy Aon
St Temring
Werther
West Side Men Demand Quiz of High School Contract
West Side business leaders appoint a committee to secure information on the award of construction work to A. G. Higginbotham, a former education board member. The group will visit school officials and report at Friday’s meeting.
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West Side Business
A. G. Higginbotham
Education Board
Prince Is Back From Missing Dog Case
Belogian police doc Prince, known as Washington Street Lad Prince, is reunited with owner Chae Mon Stanton after a long search. A telephone tip from Charlentan led to discovery about 200 miles away. The dog was found in a hospital room with young son H C Stanton happy at reunion.
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Prince
Chae Mon Stanton
H.C. Stanton
Washington Street
Stanton
Charlentan
Pringe
Tra
Charleston
Chebr Bone
Governor Cornwell Visited Charleston Amid Health Strike
West Virginia governor John de Cornwell, famed as a popular wartime chief executive, spent yesterday in Charleston. He appeared in good health despite eye ailment and met with state officials and business leaders including Balmers and Olier Rathread. He said West Virginia is his home and expressed support for the state’s interests while remaining noncommittal on entering upcoming party contests.
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John de Cornwell
West Virginia
Charleston
Cormwvylephystan
Baltiers
Olie Rathread
Wuliel, Willard, Je
Fallvosd Company
Turner
Paorte
Forred
Dapper Don Arrested by Justice Department
Dan Wollins, known as Hinche in crime circles, was arrested by justice agents and held for exam ination. Government says Collins sought in Atlantic area on conspiracy charges tied to an exit treaty breach after failing to comply and leaving Towle prison on February 1.
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Yori
Maren
Towle
Grand Darceny
Keane
Pela
Jury Deadlock Reported in Midriff Case
In a United States district court in Untington on March 22 the jury deadlocked after two hours of deliberation in the trial of Midriff aviation policy matter. One faction favored conviction while others urged acquittal, leaving no verdict.
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Con Midchiet Afl
Edurmtiniden
United Statee
Mixtrer
Nessessina
Depres
Fe! UK
U S Sailors Barred From Shore Leave Over Rowdyism
In New York on March 12 Rear Admiral Plunket ordered shore leave barred for U S sailors after reports of rowdy behavior. Sailors encountered in Manhattan and Brooklyn were taken to the Brooklyn Navy Yard for questioning and later released. a total of 24 sailors were detained for inquiry.
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York
Shore
Hera
U.S
Plunket
Navy
Greater
New York
Sailora
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Nyro Kalora
Que H Honinn
City and County Matters Aired At Club Meeting
Arion highlights a West Side Business Men's club session to probe education board plans for a new high school. A construction superintendent was questioned amid bids from other contractors while county and city governance topics sparked debate including a bridge levy and taxation concerns.
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