Warren Rejected for Second Time as Attorney General
The Senate votes 46 to 39 to reject Charles B. Warren’s nomination for attorney general marking a second defeat. President Coolidge contemplates a recess appointment, with officials saying his position will be announced tomorrow. The chamber remains in session as cries of protest and rounds of debate echo through the galleries.
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Michigan
Senate
White House
Coolidge
Warren
Washington
Charles B. Warren
Sanders
Curtis
Kansas
Jender
Butter
Massachusetts
Newais
Mir. Warren
Senate A Peecher In the Fight. the Readers of the Old 2 Guard
Dawes
Lme
Chamber
Smoot
Utah
Aronson
Moon
Butler
Mr. Warren
Capitol
Welther
Inter
Curtin
Mr. Butler
Warres
New House
Waerren
Lemdera
Jong
Watters
Walsh
Montane
Reed
Miscouri
Syunieas
Ienator Curtis
De Valera St Patrick Day Irish Manifesto Issued
Dublin March 11 Hamon De Valera Irish Republican leader issued a St Patrick Day manifesto to Irishmen abroad urging them to aid the country. He asks whether death by own action ends an ancient nation and urges unity to achieve the motherland’s place among nations.
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Dublin
Hamon de Valera
Irish Republican Teader
St. Patrick's Day
Pay raises debated as salaries face constitutional hurdle
In a House debate yesterday the proposed raises for county officials prompted worries that constitutional limits on salaries during terms could doom the measures. The Mercer county clerks salary was targeted, while a domestic relations judge saw an increase from 3000 to 4000. Several bills advanced or were recommitted as lawmakers weighed effective dates and committee actions.
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Clyre H. Halt
House of Delegates
Amm Cala
Bird
Mercer County
Raisime
Mercer County Court
House
Domestic Relations Court
Cahell County
Buckhannon
Keing Jevier
Msanic
Banker Questions on Full Accounts in Teapot Dome Case
Court hearings probe the handling of Liberty bonds tied to Albert B. Fall, with banker Everhart and attorney Roberts debating if testimony could incriminate. Judge Kennedy weighs whether Everhart must testify as funds traced through the Continental Trading Co and a Toronto intermediary.
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Associated Press
SNE
Everhart
Furby
Cole
Albert B. Fall
Theriteriar
Secretary of the Interior
Owen J. Roberts
First National Bank of Pueblo
Pall
Duke
Vietrs
Blake Kennedy
Fuether
Full
Stana
Benin
Continental Trading Company of Toronto
H. Osler
Toronto
Sinclair
Fail
Testianony
New York
Liberty
Death of Fortune Hunter Sam Dreben Probed in Hollywood
Internationally famed soldier of fortune Sam Dreben died in Hollywood yesterday after a brief illness. An autopsy was requested by Dreben as his physician Dr. Bren withheld a death certificate. Dreben’s funeral, held with Hollywood American Legion honors, was postponed to Wednesday.
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Cal
Maren
Sam Dreben
Wes
Waller VW. Bren
Bren
Dreben
Gini
Fince
Wnenteway
Friends
Hollywood American Legion
Plac
Burebank
Here
Bream
Br. Brem
Alsace school strike splits factions over religion
In Colmar Alsace March 16 the first day of a three day school strike ends with both Catholic and non church factions claiming victory. Absentee rates range from 40 percent in some Catholic areas to 26 percent in manufacturing towns as authorities warn of fines and imprisonment for repeated non attendance. Local officials distribute notices urging students to attend while strike organizers appeal to parents to keep children home.
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Collmar
Alsace
Monsignor Ruch
Strasbourg
Trewirike
My'ores
Ncrike
Colmar
Thesehildren
Schein
Monaigner
Agricol
Fuaranteo
M. Herriot
Supreme Court Limits Congress Power to Demand Records
The Supreme Court without opinion upholds a Baltimore federal court ruling denying the Federal Trade Commission access to the records of Hammond Snyder, Baltimore firms, and H. Jones Company in an investigation into price influences. The decision narrows congressional authority to inspect papers without specific charges.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
Federal District Court
Baltimore
Commission
Hammond. Snyder and
Baltimore Cial Company
H. @. Jones companys
Maryland
District Court
Hien
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Bs
Ury
Supreme Court Neary
May & Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
Chile Furnace, Company
Remand liquor agent for trial in Ohio case
United States Commissioner Francis T. Wright ordered J. Tans Sell and Merle Blomar to Cleveland for trial on indictments charging conspiracy linked to illegal liquor permits. Attorneys clashed over methods used to obtain indictments as hearings continued. Russell and Copeland seek habeas relief. formal arrest arrangements to follow. Warren Barnet to waive preliminary hearing. bond unchanged at 2600.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Francis T. Wright
J. Tans
Obie
Merle B.lomar
Land
Bla
Cleveland
Jqyer
Armand Brug
Candy Company of
Chas, & Brug
San, Counse
Tio
A. A. He Kernsteen
Gerd “Ahame
Hernsteen
Tussell
Copeland
Tussol
Habeau Corpud
Federn
Henson W. Prough
Draggan
Dana FP. Reynolds
United Braten
Warren I. Barnet
Columbus Altars Ney Wis
Faiman Admits Gore Bribe Ties Senate Head Pick
Chicago March 16 Faiman admits Gore conference to name bribe offers temporary senate head Shepherd picks Marsh for position Two witnesses heard by grand jury with Olson likely first to appear before probers at session today Involves typhoid fever death of infant McClintock and alleged hush money to cover up details of a will estate of $1 million to McClintock estate PMID: mentions of Dr Faiman and Shepherd in bribery probe amid grand jury questioning and custody actions.
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Gore
Senate
Shepherd
Marsh
Olson
Chicago
Charlew Vetnan
Vaothe
Alven
Wiliam D. Shepherd
Fonter
Willam Nelvon McClintonk
Fatman
Mallilem Foltars
Felon
Falian
Shephherd
Chimaig
Ordier Willa’ T Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Millonaire
Joseph Savage
Cr. G Fulman
Bacteriaingy
Pali
Entate
Paimean
Meclintock
Isabelle Pope
McCintock
Redina
Werdes
Robert Jarnes
Harry Olson
Juathee
Young Metlintock
Faineh
Nimer Sohers
Indianapolis
New Amy
Louis Kles
Shepherd Family
Gine
Dr. Faiman
Medina poisoning probe broadened case twist into deaths
District prosecutor Joseph Besmaur reported expanding inquiries into a coffee pot poisoning linked to the Gienke family in Valley City. Neighbors of the late Glenke, Elina, and Sophie Hazel were to be questioned as authorities prepare further postmortem exams and potential exhumations.
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Madina
Onin
PredtHenke
Valley City
Joseph A. Besmaur
Ruthering Vos
Glenke
Elina
Mra
Sophie Hazel
Sherif Fred Roshan
Seymour
Hooky River
Lanke
Gierke
Mary Gienke
Elytia
Raydalph
Kanawha crime probe fund clears senate passage
A Kanawha County prosecuting attorney contingent fund of 7000 pounds a year to investigate crime passed the Senate and goes to Governor How ard for signature. Senator Hugus warned of rising demands for funds while Johnson defended Kanawha’s need and noted the House set the annual amount at 7000, not 10000.
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House
Velesate
J. Howard Hundley
Charleston
State Senate
Howard MM. Gora
Senate
Constitutional Ruler
Clyde B. Johngot
Iis
Wright Hugus
Wheeling
Johnenn
Hogue
Danker
Hugus
Kanawha
Ohio County
Johnson
Henstar Jahnesn
Water Power Quiz Is Sought for West Virginia
Senator Hugh Byrer moves Senate resolution to empower a judiciary investigation into the state water power resources. The measure authorizes witness summons, records examination, and hearings to explore control of potential water power and outline the bill’s relation to Senate Bill No. 92. The proposal awaits reconsideration after initial passage and committee referral.
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Judiciary Committee
Westrginia
State Senate
Hugh 5
Byrer
Philippi
Senate
Renate
Walter
West Ovia Franport seeks Ohio bus operation permit
March 16 Huntington based Franport company of West Virginia asks the Ohio public utilities commission for a certificate to run a bus line between Glenwood Perry West Virginia and Tinkispolis Ohio as an Ohio extension of a Huntington Galltpose route. West Virginia public service commission has also been asked to authorize operation between Huntington and Glenwood Perry.
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Glenwood Ferry
Gallipolis
Columbus
West Ovia ‘Franport Company
Ohio Public
Commission
Glenwood Perry
W. Va
Tinkispolis
Ohio
Galltpose
West Virginly Public Service Commission
Lee Rin Bunex
Lad Confesses Murder to Save Mother in Court
Farvid Sonny Wille, 14, confessed to a murder he said he committed to save his mother. Representatives of the district attorney and police stated the confession was presented today as part of the case. The mother was reportedly spared punishment due to the confession.
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Lad
Mother
Sonny” Willis
Merch
Farvid
Sonny Wille
Ann
Margaret Will
District Attorney’s Office
Hte
Ering
Blaze mystery hampers West Virginia inquiry near Wendel
March 16. County officers and state police reported no material progress in solving a fire at the Gordon Bailey Owl Company tipple near Wendel. A string of empty mine cars, scales, and the scale house were burned. Investigators suspect arson over a wide area of northern West Virginia as a pattern. Gasoline was stolen from Garages in Wendel Saturday night for use on the burning cars. Loss estimated at about 1500 dollars.
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W. Va
Wendel
Gordon Bailey Owl Company
Imany
West Virelola
Li Wendel
McCoy Convicted in Assault Case Amid War Fear Talk
In a Los Angeles court, McCoy was found guilty on counts of assault and related charges arising from an antique shop incident that killed Mrs Mora. The trial touched on broader fears of invasion and the potential impact of air power on the United States. The judge scheduled sentencing for Friday as the defense and prosecution debated implications for national defense.
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Kamerce
Contigu
Thau
Europe
Mocs
Antique
Tewimenta
McCoy
Welroom
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W. G. Rose
Yorcca
Sam Schano
M Lanninw
Anna Schupp
Rona
Ars. Schepp
Albert Reader
Governor Chooses Wi Senator for Conform With Question
The governor selects a Wisconsin senator to align with the administration during a session marked by questions about a coffin appointment and procedural steps for the day head of the house. The move signals attention to constitutional process as the president leads legislative considerations.
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Up House
Suchass
Senate to elect temporary president amid quarrels in Charleston
The West Virginia Senate faced a turbulent week ending with plans to elect Harvey M. Parkerabure as temporary presiding officer during President Charles G. Coffman’s absence. Debate focused on whether the body may create a temporary president absent a constitutional provision, while a routine education contract bill neared final passage, provoking further parliamentary maneuvering.
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Senate
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J Parkerabure
Charles G. Comman
Hla Bo
Clarkaburg
Howard M. Gore
Imajority Party
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Jernor
Uy -Bis
Gore
Mr. Marah
A&tven
Yeaterday
Benator Wright Hugues
Wheeling
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Byrer
Philipp
Ollay
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Seteater Byrer
Dent Coffman
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