Dying Hamon Denounces Clara Smith as Murdress
New Orleans dispatch reports chemical warfare experts claim a two ton liquid poison could be spread by planes to kill thousands, while Oklahoma trial evidence shows Jake Hamon saying Clara Hamon shot him on his hotel bed and the affair was a frame-up by others.
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Hamon
Clara Smith
America
New York
Chemical Warfare Service
Ardmore
Okla
Jake L. Hamon
Oklahoma National Republican
Clara Hamon
Warren G
Harding
Oth
Randol
Jake Hamon
Clara Smith Hamon
Hardy Sanitarium
Triangle Fatality Tied To Hamon Fortune Rise
The Hamon case centers on the fatal Triangle involving Mrs. Jake Hamon and Clara Smith Hamon with Jake Hamon. Mrs. Hamon lived in a tent with Jake aiding his land claim and ascent to wealth and political power as a national committeeman. Clara Smith Hamon assisted his fortune and held a share of the wealth.
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Hamon
Jake Hamon
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake
Republican Party
Army airmen urge real war test of bombing ships
Washington March 12 Army aviators press for a real wartime bombing test against naval vessels. They urge the fleet be allowed to return fire and want the exercise settled under actual conditions. Flyers like Lt Mosely and Capt Cook pledge participation and call the experiment a fair fight against a moving battleship fleet.
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Washington
Air Service
Daniels
Mitchel
C. ©. Mosely
Mineola Field
Atlantic
H. W. Cook
Fort Crook
Neb
Wyoming Weekend Forecast Stirs Partly Cloudy Skies
Partly cloudy and unsettled conditions expected in Wyoming this weekend. Temperature trends show a rise on Sunday into Monday, with warmer readings in the northern and eastern parts.
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Wyoming
Packers and butchers agree to meet to talk differences
Washington dispatch reports mediation talks stalled as Secretary Davis awaits replies from packers and the Employers to his wage dispute invitation. Kansas City union attorney Brennen urges government insistence on honoring contracts until readjustment via the labor department. Chicago heads of industry accept conference with Davis and two labor representatives.
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Packers
Butchers
Ashington
Davis
Department of Labor
Merce Hoover
Agriculture
Wallace
R. S. Brennan
Packing House Workers’ Union
Kansas City
Harding
Prsident Harding
Chicago
Washington
Armour & Co
Union Pacific to cut common labor wages by about twenty percent
Company officials agreed in a preliminary conference to revise the pay of common laborers to match national levels but details and implementation remain unsettled. The reduction, about 20 percent, will not affect office staff or skilled workers yet. A final conference set for March 24 will review the plan before any cut.
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Union Pacific
Comimion
Wen
Syon
U. P
Soney
Raus Mit Em General Orders Disarmament in Düsseldorf
In Düsseldorf German security officers failed to compel privates to salute French officers. General Degoutte ordered the disarmament and disbandment of 1500 security police in the city and ordered them to leave by 10 PM. One officer who refused to salute a French major was fined 8000 marks.
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Usseldorf
Associated Press
Degoutte
Dusseldorf
No Home at White House for This Cow
A Liber tyville, Jr. man offers a Jersey cow to President Harding in a letter he says is his hobby to raise very good Jersey cows and place them where they will be most appreciated. Lack of a suitable home on the White House grounds may prevent the president from accepting the gift.
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Ashington
Harding
Libertyville, Jr
Jersey
White House
Lumber Co Gets State Charter in Springer
The Goshen Hole Lumber Company of Springer filed articles of incorporation in the secretary of state office. Capital stock is $50,000 with shares valued at $500 each.
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Goshen Hole Lumber Company
Springer
Secretary of State
White Sox Players Face Possible Six Month Trial Delay
Chicago fate of indicted White Sox players hangs on a proposed six month postponement sought by state prosecutors amid claims the case is being shelved. Judge Landis and Commissioner Barrett dispute delay, pledging to keep players ineligible until trial. lawyers vow to oppose any postponement.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
R. J. Barrett
Barrett
T. D. Nash
Buck Weaver
Swede Risberg
Oscar Felsch
Fred McMullin
Benedict Shortt
Claude Wiliams
Joe H. Jackson
D. P. Cassidy
Edldie Cicotte
Jackson
Weaver
Landis
Springfield under wartime restrictions as racial disturbances flare
Springfield Ohio faces martial measures after a night of unrest leaving a policeman and a Black man wounded. Sheriff Jones orders 6 pm curfew, traffic bans, and closure of stores while eight National Guard companies police streets. James White, 17, pled guilty to weapon charges and shooting Patrolman Ryan and is sent to Mansfield Reformatory.
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David Jones
National Guardsmen
James White
Joseph Ryan
White
Geiger
Mansfield Reformatory
Harding’s Failure to Nominate Delays Senate Session
Washington March 12 Plans of the senate leaders to end the special session today were set back by White House delays and capitol indecision. The main obstacle cited is President Harding’s failure to send nominations for the shipping board, with reported trouble securing acceptance from several nominees. The senate also heard he may ask it to act on Colonel George’s nomination before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Capitol
Harding
Shipping Board
George
Electrical marvel makes beating of heart audible afar
In a march 12 demonstration at the army signal corps laboratory Brigadier General George Squier led medical men in showing a stethoscopic device that amplifies heart action across distance. The apparatus placed on a patient's chest sent amplified heart sounds through telephone wires to observers in another room for study.
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Ashington
Army
Signal Corps Laboratory
Harding
George Squier
Austria Appeals for Allied Financing Help
London March 12 The Austrian chancellor Mayr urged the allied supreme council to guarantee capital and interest for credits to Austria He warned private banks could not provide timely enough or large enough funds under favorable terms and said failure to obtain credits would leave Austria to face a final crisis.
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London
A. P
Mayr
Austria
Supreme Council
Wholesale murder plot rocks Kansas City Little Italy
Kansas City March 12 three hundred men were arrested thousands of dollars of liquor and drugs seized and hundreds of guns knives and ammunition found in police raids across Little Italy with sixty detectives. The raids aimed to uncover a plan to kill high police and federal officials and to spark a reign of terror. Gunmen were said to be imported from other cities and paid from a sixteen thousand dollar fund. Home raids were conducted with forced entries and stills seized some active.
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Kansas City
Little
Italy
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