Judicial Fight Over Judge Landis Outside Work
The House Judiciary Committee questions a federal judge's right to outside employment while facing impeachment charges over Judge Landis and his $42,500 annual arbiter role in baseball. Lawmakers demand full fact finding as the case advances, with potential Senate trial if impeachment proceeds.
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England
Landis
Ashington
House Judiciary Committee
K. M. Landis
Welty
Democrat
Ohio
Volstead
House
Senate
Husted
New York
Godykoontz
West Virginia
Gaies
Towa
Boyd
Wandis
Chicago
Dementia of Texan Fatal to Relatives
Bert Robinson a young farmer near Aledo in Tarrant county killed his father Will Robinson and two brothers Jim and Will Jr during a temporary fit of insanity today. The slayer was placed in jail.
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Worth
Tex
Bert Robinson
Aledo
Tarrant County
Will Robinson
Jim
Will
Labor's Clans Gather for 10 Plan Campaign
The American Federation of Labor executive council meets to prep for a national policy conference with 109 unions. Frank Morrison notes the focus on organized action against the open shop, publicity strategies, and possible opposing movements.
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LABOR
Wiese
The
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Frank Morrison
Federation
Night flying across the Rockies for air mail pilots
Weather bureau forecasts clear skies and a full moon for a 36 hour air mail flight from New York to San Francisco and vice versa. Pilots include Jack Knight and Pickup and Smith with others eyed for Cheyenne duty. Cheyenne field will display a flaming T and searchlights direct safe landings.
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Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Almanac
New York
San Francisco
Dunphy
Air Mail
Cheyenne
Jack Knight
Pickup
Smith
Cox
Irani Yager
Murray
Two Die In Ruins Of Loveland Building Collapse
Two men are dead and two injured when three floors of the old Masonic Temple building collapsed in Loveland. Workers search debris for other victims while authorities claim a probe into possible criminal negligence.
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Loveland
Teb
Masonic Temple
Twe
H. G. Schnell
Cuyahoga House
Nathan Soglovitz
Fred Speder
Court's course in liberating alleged outrager preludes private vengeance
Enver Feb 21 George Thomason who shot and killed Albert Reece was released on personal recognizance after Judge Haggett ordered it on DA VanCise recommendation Thomason said he would do the act again admitting he bought the gun to kill Reece and that he intended to let the law take its course but the law refused to prosecute. The judge directed a jury to acquit Reece of charges of statutory offenses against Thomason's daughter after state witnesses failed to appear.
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ENVER
George Thomason
Albert ‘Reece
Reece
Thomason
Orin J. Haggett
Philip F. C. VanCise
William S. Bennett, Jr
al Reece
Hagget
Ondon
Tfreb
Asssociated
House of Commons
W. W. Benn
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
House
Sinn Fein
England
Liverpool
Asquith
Irish Republican Army
Wyoming Forecast: Clear Tuesday and Wednesday
Fair weather moves across Wyoming on Tuesday and Wednesday with sunshine and mild temperatures. Stronger cooling arrives Tuesday night into Wednesday lowering daytime highs.
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Wyoming
Wednesday Dollar Day Brings One Dollar Bargains in Cheyenne
Cheyenne merchants declare the dollar has regained pre war buying power and plan another Dollar Day. Grocery and clothing stores, drug companies, and others will offer one dollar bargains to move stock with no profit. The Tribune and Leader promise a list of bargains in today and tomorrow’s editions.
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The
Tribune and Leader
the Tribune
Ambush Attacks Wound Crown Forces in Ireland
Reported near Librack as 70 men armed with bombs and rifles ambushed a crown forces patrol last evening. One officer and three soldiers were wounded in the attack. In Kilkany near Capuchin priory, ten soldiers faced an armed assault. two attackers were mortally wounded and one defender wounded.
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Ublin
Crown Forces
Librack
Kilkany
Ireland
Judge Cohalan Outlines War Foment at Irish Dinner
Judge Daniel F. Cohalan denounces England as a U S menace at a Washington Day dinner for an Irish Republic. He calls for England to free Canada and the West Indies to settle debts and argues the British Empire must be dismembered for world peace. He urges aiding Japan to create an Asia for Asiatics policy.
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Chicago
England
United States
Daniel F. Cohalan
New York
Committee of One Hundred
Canada
West Indies
Japan
Asia
Kathleen Foley death linked to poison at inquest
In Ophega Kan a inquest heard Kathleen Foley died after poisoning. Doctors Warriner and Van Horn testified the victim had candy from a neighbor, found in her coat pocket. George Cruse, Wichita salesman, faced bribery charges but refused to testify and pleaded not guilty.
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Ophea
Kan
Kathleen Foley
W. J. Warriner
C. B. van Horn
George W. Cruse
Wichita
Miss Foley
Cruse
Funeral of Mistress Edith Stanley Gardner
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Edith Stanley Gardner at Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbiner chapel with Rev. J. S. Stubblefield in charge. She died February 16 1921 of pneumonia leaving husband Bert Gardner and two children, with several relatives ill. She was born July 31 1891, daughter of T. M. Stanley of Paola county.
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Edith Stanley Gardner
Hobbs
Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
J. S. Stubblefield
Tred D. Boice
Gardner
Bert Gardner
T. M. Stanley
Paola Country
Opal
Hthel
Dexter
Dorothy
Sherman
Funeral for Hillsdale Child Wednesday at 10 A.M.
Clyde Edward Witter three year old son of Earl B. Witter of Hillsdale died Sunday morning at home. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Hillsdale at 10 o'clock with interment in Lakeview cemetery. Warly-Bricker Bros in charge of the funeral.
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Clyde Edward Witter
Earl B. Witter
Hillsdale
Witter
Lakeview Cemetery
Warly-Bricker Bros
Trial of Robert Montgomery in Brutality Case
Justice of the Peace court heard counter charges in the Robert Montgomery case after his arrest for beating wife Lottie Montgomery and allegedly abusing their two month old infant. Mrs Montgomery testified to repeated beatings while Montgomery claimed interference by in laws and threats against his life. He denied harming the child and described break ins and a leg injury.
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Justice of the Peace
Edward’s
Robert Montgomery
Denver
Lottie Montgomery
Montgomery
Colorado in New Red Cross District transfer announced
ST LOUIS Feb 21 Transfer of Colorado and New Mexico from the Mountain division to the Southwestern division of the American Red Cross was announced today by James L Fisher divisional manager of the southwest.
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ST. Louis
Colorado
New Mexico
American Red Cross
James L. Fisher
Southwest
Harding Announces Daugherty as Attorney General
In St Augustine Florida on February 21 President-Elect Harding formally announced Harry M. Daugherty of Ohio as attorney general and outlined cabinet selection principles. He praised Daugherty, campaign manager, for his qualities and noted opposition only strengthened his faith in the appointment. Harding said the cabinet would meet high standards of efficient public service and reflected broader political considerations.
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S. Augustine
Fla
Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
Daugherty
Confusion of Medicine Vial Fatal to Wyoming Children
In Lendo Wyoming on February 21 a mother mistook a poison bottle for medicine at the Cunningham home. The error killed two girls and left a Bennett boy near death. the Bennett girl survived uncertainly as the boy may recover.
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Wyoming
Lendo
Wyo
A. J. Cunningham
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Valley Forge
AS & Virginia Planter
Coe
Masonic
Cleveland
Cohalan
Great Britain
Topeka
Edith Stanley
Tiny
Red Cross
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