Friction Over Campaign Advertising Funds Highlighted in Testimony
New York May George White former Democratic national committeeman from Ohio testified about dissension over advertising appropriations for the Da campaign between Jesse J. Jones director of finance and Robert Wootey publicity director. He said 425000 was allotted for publicity with funds contingent on the committee. White noted 40000 paid to Van Patten and that Jones tried to handle some of the work himself while Wooley complained. He said he aimed to keep peace in the family and eliminate friction as he managed the Wax campaign in 1920. He left New York tonight for the west and will return in June to finish testimony.
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Death shock to friends Bandholz dies at home
News of the death of Brigadier General Harry H Bandholz United States Army retired at his Constantine Michigan home yesterday. Born in 1864 in Constantine he served in the Spanish American War and earned a colonel’s rank in the Philippine Islands. He also served with British and French forces in World War I and acted as provost marshal general of the American Expeditionary Forces at the armistice. He received numerous commendations from Pershing and others. Funeral services will be held in Constantine Sunday.
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Obituary notices and wartime safety reports
Obituary for Mrs Lall Fisher notes her death in Covington Kentucky and lists survivors including husband Richard Fisher, daughter Mrs W S Holzroth, and sons Harry, Ralph, and Mahri. Burial is planned at Spring Hill Cemetery. Also mentions Navy oil tank corrosion concerns at Pearl Harbor and Bulgaria sentencing developments after state outrages.
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Romper party at Texas Univ leads to two year frat ban
Walter Splawn, president of Texas University, announced a two year probation for the raw thenk letter fraternity after a three week probe into a romper party on March 28. The investigation followed sensational reports of coed guests at the Country Club meeting, silken rompers, scarf water and tomato catsup, with pinching incidents prompting reactions from faculty and student officials. Dean Lucy Newton resigned in protest over the rejection of her drastic disciplinary recommendation.
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Question Right of Howe Action In Indiana District Court
A motion to dismiss was argued in the Indiana district court over an injunction by William Howe and a Chinaear Sealer seeking to stop interference with cooperative mining products by United Mine Worker officials. Judge Gilbert C. Haltzell announced he would rule tomorrow. The case centers on contract claims and union authority impacting miners and operators. The hearing featured Marek Henderson and Latin Ho Riddle for the miners and a representative for the Interior district of the United Mine Workers of America, with questions about union charters and interunion activity.
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Los Angeles Ends West Indies Flight Homeward
The United States navy dirigible Los Angeles completed a test run from Mayaguez to the West Indies and was headed toward Lakehurst New Jersey to conclude the first West Indies airship voyage. The commander, Captain Steele, said the flight demonstrated the practicality of commercial dirigible travel.
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RUM ARMADA Continued from Pure One
A fragmentary war update from New York describes Commander Yeundle advancing Admiral Ellard's program of joblization. Several officers are named on a roster. vessels like the destroyer Jewels were seized for the "pADU-rmns" work and later damaged by saboteurs. Lone Island night incursions and rum running boats are noted as tensions rise. In Chicago, Louis Farting was sentenced for theft, his request for a temporary parole denied.
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West Virginia labor unrest prompts limited remarks and arrests
Bakers and mine workers face a tense standoff in northern West Virginia as unions and operators offer little comment. Governor Gere made a public appearance but refused to elaborate on the labor dispute. A strike disrupted rail shipments with 1008 cars delayed, police report arrests linked to picket line clashes, and two miners Emanuel Porta and George Traylor received six month sentences for unspecified offenses amid mounting tensions.
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West Virginia Taxes Debate and State Progress
Washington dispatch notes West Virginia pursues modern public services with tax reform and new revenues. Officials defend prudent spending on education hospitals roads and institutions amid calls to sustain growth and curb deficits. The piece cites past appropriations, capital needs, and proposed tax measures to fund state institutions and public welfare.
Baby Farm Probe Expands as Deaths Rise
A Bronx investigation into a so called baby farm reveals multiple infant deaths and possible exhumations to confirm abuse. Officials say several children, including a four month old, suffered malnutrition and beatings as the probe targets adults linked to the facility. Investigators question caregivers once tied to the operation and seek to identify all victims among the deceased infants.
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