Pinchot VIEWS ON WATER POWER MAY BE SOUGHT
West Virginia Senate prepares to invite Gifford Pinchot to testify on water power and conservation policy as a pending bill prompts inquiry. Senator Clyde B Johns of Charleston sponsors the resolution, aiming to secure authoritative input from the noted hydroelectric expert.
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Robert C. Murphy
Girard Pinchot
Pennsylvania
West Virinia
Yeater
Clyde B. Johnsson
Charleston
Johnson
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Wright Hugues
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Alster Atate
I&merica
Hastilll
Senate of
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Gifford Juchot
Nate
Ite Judiciary Committee
Senate
Telab
Frank Gould Asks Brother Be Ousted In Trust Suit
New York March 51 Counsel for Frank J Gould in the 2,000,000 acre counting suit involving the late Jay Gould estate asked Supreme Court justice O Gorman to remove Edwin Gould from the trusteeship. Frank’s attorney charged Edwin’s acts were brazen and unworthy of trust and urged removal as part of the battle over accounts of George Howard Anna and Mrs Finley J Shepherd as trustees.
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New York
Fick J. Gould
Jay Gould
Refree O'Gorman
Edwin
Samuel Seabury
Frank
George J. Gould
Supreme Court
Edwin Gould
Ates
Anna Gould
Duchess de Talleyrand
George
Howard
Anna
Finley J. Shepherd
New Yorker Named Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Lincoln C. Andrews of New York was appointed by President Coolidge to be assistant secretary of the treasury, succeeding Eliot Wadsworth who resigned. Andrews, a Cornell graduate and former provost marshal general, is to assume the post soon and is expected to handle initial duties temporarily.
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Treasury
Coolidge
Eliot Wadsworth
Washington
New York
Treasurs
Boston
Mr. Andrews
Michnessota
Cornell Universlty
France
New York Traneft Complasion
Wadsworth
Snow
Andrews
Mellon
Winston
Dever
Moss
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Division of Customs
U S May Aid In Cop Prosecution
Washington March 24 United States Attorney May of Cincinnati and Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant attorney General discussed aiding the prosecution of 48 Cincinnati policemen indicted on prohibition law violations It was not decided if Willebrandt will go to Cincinnati to assist in trial May suggested participation but she held further developments are needed Fire federal approved March 24.
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Cincinnati
United States
May
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Willeprandt
Red Cross May Take Over Relief Work in Storm Area
Murphysboro Illinois reports mass relief effort after tornado devastates the region. Red Cross offers to assume full relief duties in southern Illinois and Missouri, while local groups and Carbondale officials warn that demand for food and clothing far exceeds supply. Over forty thousand meals served and three feeding kitchens operate daily as distribution continues amid ongoing shortages.
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Missouri
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Tee
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Murphsbors
Probe Money Needs for National Guard Drill Payments
War Department investigators study the impact of denying the National Guard a deficiency appropriation for drill payments through June. President Coolidge directs analysis of efficiency, training, and potential legal aspects, with attention to the effect on state troops if armory drill schedules are disrupted.
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War Department Offlalalgara
National Guard
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Three Women for Ellingson Jury
Morgan appointments are withdrawn by Gore in a chaotic scene as courtroom delays and political wrangling unfold. The murder trial of Dorothy Hitingaon continues with jurors being selected amid testimony on judge conduct and Governor Gor’s withdrawal of Morgan appointees, reshaping state personnel as Governor Morgen faces opposition.
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Wright Hugun
War Claims Body Organized in New York
The American War Claimants Association, representing 1000 Americans with war claims against Germany, organized here today. William F. Ridley was elected chairman, Alexander T. Otis secretary, and George Pratt treasurer, at a meeting held at the Bla...
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New York
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William F. Ridley
Western Blactric Company
Chicago
Alexander T. Otis
George, Pratt
Preemenes Blacisio Company
Vera
WAIT DECISION ON PROTEST OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO STOCKHOLDERS
Judge William Monena announced today he would render a decision at 10 o clock on the petition of abnormal stockholders of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company seeking to reevaluate voting rights. Attorneys argued over ownership and the timing of purchases as the court weighed jurisdiction and potential writs of prohibition, with the railway contending the stock had been purchased for voting purposes since January 1.
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van Mut
Sue Chaney
William
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U'Elark
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du Ponte
Tay
Virgina Supreme Court of Appeals
Raihway Coutieel
Mine Probe Progress In Barrackville Disaster Investigation
March 24 report says investigators led by KM Lani of the West Virginia Department of Mines, aided by wing men, made good progress toward determining the cause of the Barrackville disaster on March 17. Teams examined the site while body removal at a hospital facility paused and law enforcement guarded the wreckage.
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Hethinhem Times Corporation
Barrackville
Tollow
Oraas
Canteen
Onergeney Horpital
Elise Gait
Roweuk
Alatarl Potkia
Sinclair Ends Battle To Hold Reserve Lease
In Cheyenne and Moscow reports, Harry F. Sinclair’s company wins a court decision upholding the 1920 lease terms. The ruling supports the contention the government must honor the naval reserve development under law, with the court ordering return of 200,000 in security deposits.
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Associated Fross
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Wye
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J. W Lares
Veleris
Roundetor
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Gil Company
States Supreme Court
Pmpert Hly
Harry FP
Sinclair Har
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Lane
Gdne
Secretary of the Navy
Lacey
Jude T. Blake
Kennade
Harrisburg public hearings set on budget cuts plan
Unclear OCR text references pay and appropriations, with government and executive actions. Announcement by executive faction for public hearings next week to explain financial moves amid anticipated budget cuts. Legislative steps noted though details are garbled.
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Harrisbuti
Mary
Fayeit
Guvernae Michot
Segialuture
Ahde
Saheels
Armament Talks Seen Shifting Global Naval Power
A fragment discusses looming arms limitation talks, noting U S strength in steel and industry, with comparisons to Britain France Italy and Japan. It asserts the U S could build a larger navy within years and references parliamentary testimony on disarmament priorities and national security concerns.
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Wile Irwin
Perea
Solons to Probe Bolshevik Ties in Ohio Universities
The Buckeye State legislature moves to investigate Bolshevistic connections among faculty at Ohio State and two other state universities. The resolution calls for inquiry and permits expulsion of any member found affiliated with such organizations.
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Buckeye State
Ohio State
Bail Decision in High-Profile Murder Case Sparks Debate
Chicago March 24 Associated Press reports bail arguments in the Willan Darling Shepherd murder case. Counsel for Shepherd contends denial of bail would amount to prejudging the case, while prosecutors insist proof is evident or presumption great. The dispute centers on whether bail can be denied without capital charge proof.
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Chicago
W. 5
Stewart
Willan Darling Shepherd
Shepherd
William N. McGiintock
Charles Marshall
Marshall
Johann Hoch
Board weighs new high school site and plans
The board discussed construction of the new Charles on high school on the old Mercer site and approved extensions by Marshall College. Paul R. Morrow will lead the high school with guidance from Superintendent Sehosts 8. We observed sleet but attendance remained steady last month amid no epidemics. A teachers committee meeting is scheduled Friday at 2 PM.
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Political Resolve Probes Bolshevik Ties at Ohio Colleges
A joint resolution in Columbus proposes a legislative investigation into alleged Bolshevik and socialist links among faculty at Ohio State University, Ohio University Athens, and Miami University Oxford. It would authorize expulsion and salary withholding for those connected with revolutionary organizations, and a three-member Senate-House committee would report by March 1926.
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Marah Bdrna
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White slated for U. S. prison post
Washington March 24 The appointment of daughter C White of Massachusetts to supervise federal prisons appeared certain tonight. Attorney General Surrent had a recommendation from Mrs Mapel Walker Wilebrandt assistant attorney general and ties between Mr White and the Attorney general were expected to assure approval. White, brought into the department as purchasing agent of the Atlanta prison after the shakeup, would succeed Rev Heber Votaw who resigned for health reasons. White plans to industrialize several prisons to provide steady employment and training for inmates. He is a Cambridge Mass resident born near the birthplace of Mr Sargrat in Vermont.
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Dauther C. White
Massachusetts
Surrent
Mapel Walker Wilebrandt
White
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Mass
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Vermont
Fayette Bridge Airing Before Senate On County Bridge Plan
Proponents of a Montgomery county bridge proposal brief the Senate Finance Committee after passage in the inner house. The plan would authorize the county court of Payette County to issue bonds to fund a new bridge parallel to the existing structure. Opponents warned the project may burden only a small section of the county, proposing it benefits Montgomery and nearby areas.
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H. O. Baley
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Claypuel
Fayelte
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Oaenton
Five Jurors Selected To Try Chapman Case
Hartford March 24 Gerald Chapman faced trial in the Hartford Superior Court for the murder of Patrolman James J Skelly as eighty six talesmen were screened and only five chosen after a tense session A guarded crowd remained outside while Chapman was escorted to the courthouse in a heavily protected conveyance amid police detachments as a panel of 150 talismen was augmented for additional chambers to proceed the ordeal continued through the day with Judge Newell Jenning supervising and the defense counsel Frederick J Groehl in New York present
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Ban Francisco
Dorothy Hitingaon
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Minniow
James J. Skelly
New Britain
Elghty
Chapman
Chapman Spo Lillie
Fredy
Erick J. Groehl
New York
Newell Jenning
Kazh ML. Alcorn
Wethersfield
Navy meets to map future arms talk after 1924 accord
Washington March 24. President and Kellogg begin intensive review of the 1924 Washington conference minutes on naval armament. A conference to finish the work, including G-38 capital ships limits and aircraft tonnage, is possible but depends on a preliminary survey. Aircraft questions dominate adminstration debate despite not yet deciding on new invitations.
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Toklo
Rome
French law halts Arbuckle wedding in Los Angeles
Los Angeles March 2 French law halted the planned marriage of former Nim comedian Rosm Arbuckle and Doris Deane. At law counsel in Paris advised postponement since Minta Durfer's divorce would not be fully effective until April. Arbuckle said the ceremony would occur later, possibly in April, pending further details.
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Mita Deane
Iare
San Martino
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