Poultry Convention Hears Defense of Stored Eggs
At the Ohio Poultry Butter and Egg Association gathering in Cincinnati, Arthur McWilliams of the Ohio State Department of Agriculture denounced illegal egg dealer practices such as misrepresenting storage eggs as fresh. He cited $800 daily losses to bad eggs and urged accurate labeling to protect public welfare.
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Greater Cincinnati
Arthur McWilliams
Columbus
Dairy and Food Division
Ohio State Department of Agriculture
Ohio Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
Hotel
Linton
McWilliams
Caliphate Abolished as Angora Assembly Acts
The National Assembly at Angora passed a bill for the deposition of the Caliph and abolition of the Caliphate. Abdul Medjid Ef fendi, elected Caliph in 1922, is described as direct heir to the sultanate with a history of reform and reformist sympathies.
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National Assembly
Associated Press
Constantinople
Mar
Angora
Abdul Medjid Effendi
Mohammed VII
Grand National Assembly of
Angola
Selim Effendi
Abdul Hamid
Abdul Medjid
Sultanate
Mohammed VI
Abdul Aziz
Europe
Egypt
France
Undertakers Seek to Hide Hearses in New York
In New York on March 3 the Associated Undertakers of New York voted to disguise hearses as ordinary limousines to reduce gloom. The group had already eliminated black gloves at funerals and pushed mortuary businesses to appear brighter and more attractive.
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New York
Associated Undertakers of
Auto hits marbles players injuring three in Newport street crash
Three boys were hurt yesterday at Ninth and Brighton in Newport when an auto driven by Jesse Darlington of Cold Springs Ky ran into them as they played marbles. Marl Marrs 10 suffered critical injuries. Eugene Riddle 11 and Harold Matthews 10 were treated at Speers Memorial Hospital. Darlington was arrested for reckless driving. In a separate incident Charles Weiss 60 was seriously hurt at Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crossing after being struck by a work vehicle. Raymond Beach and Oliver Hitt were involved in a ride collision near Spring Grove and Power Street. both were taken to General Hospital.
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Ninth
Brighton
Newport
Jesse Darlington
Cold Springs
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Marl Marrs
Speers Memorial Hospital
Eugene Riddle
Darlington
Charles Weiss
Ludlow Place
Baltimore & Ohio
Station Avenue
Raymond Beach
Wyoming
Oliver Hitt
Lockland
St. Mary's Hospital
Weiss
William Rickels
Forest Avenue
Hamilton
Ernest Joplin
West Court Street
Fred Wilhelm
Livingston Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Power Street
General Hospital
Gasoline FireKills Miner and Two Daughters
Roy Tracey a 27 year old coal miner of McLaney dies after attempting to kindle a kitchen fire with gasoline. His two daughters Beulah 5 Nellie 3 perish in the blaze at their Zanesville Ohio home. Mrs Tracey escapes with the infant and is unharmed.
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Zanesville, O
Roy Tracey
McLaney
Beulah
Nellie
Tracey
Klan Candidates Win in Maine City Elections
The Ku Klux Klan played a prominent role in two of eight Maine city elections. In Saco attorney John G. Smith was elected Mayor in a Republican sweep, endorsed by the Klan as 100 percent American, defeating Democrat Walter J. Gilpatrick. In Rockland Lieutenant Commander Carleton F. Snow won as a Republican with Klan endorsement as three cities shifted from Democrat to Republican.
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Portland
Maine
Saco
John G. Smith
Walter J. Gilpatrick
Rockland
Carleton F. Snow
Eastport
Ex Actress and Cedar Rapids Mayor Candidate Urges Curfew
Effie Cherry a stage veteran and candidate for Mayor of Cedar Rapids urged a city curfew at 9 pm for all residents drawing applause. The Cherry sisters were once famous stage performers and the crowd recalled a friendlier reception here than a New York tryout ending with a vegetable shower.
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Cedar Rapids
Effie Cherry
Cherry Sisters
New York
King George Confined by Cold at Buckingham Palace
London reports King George is indisposed with a cold and confined to Buckingham Palace. On doctors advice he cancelled engagements planned for the week.
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King George
London
Buckingham Palace
Raid Aimed at Prohibitionists Turns Into Gun Battle
In Steubenville Ohio on March 3 two prohibition agents were wounded during a raid on Lazo Rudich's home. Thomas Christmas is in critical condition and J B Doom was less seriously hurt. An arrested man denies firing and authorities pursue a theory the agents may have shot each other by mistake. James Poom escaped injury.
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Steubenville
Prohibition
Lazo Rudich
Thomas Christmas
J. B. Doom
Smithfield
James Poom
Bootleggers’ raid ends with raid on hidden distillery
Prohibition agents attacked a bootleggers’ plant in New York and seized a $50,000 redistilling apparatus with daily output about 20,000 gallons. Workers triggered railroad torpedoes and a gas attack. agents repelled all assaults but the target escaped.
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New York
Woman and man reenact photoplay scene ends in tragedy
Mrs. Jennie Croul and Lee Meeks staged a climactic stab scene at Croul's home in Sekitan Ohio. Meeks collapsed unconscious and is in serious condition, initially ruled accidental by Marshal Henry Knapp.
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Jennie Croul
John Croul
Addyston Pipe Foundry Company
Lee Meeks
Sekitan, O
Addyston
Marshal Henry Knapp
Croul
John
Edna
Meeks
Navy Seaplane Falls Injuring Three in River
A Navy seaplane fell into the Anacostia River injuring machinists George L. Cing Mars of Providence and William J. Morris of New York seriously and killing boat swain A. F. Dietrich of Washington.
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Washington
A. F. Dietrich
George L. Cing-Mars
Providence
William J. Morris
New York
Anacostia River
Nine Donts for Women Orators in Politics
New York March 3. Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton, vice chair of the Republican National Committee, outlines nine donts for women political speakers at the Women's National Republican Club. Do not show off best clothes, resemble circus flattery, wear pearls, wear hats with feathers, show feet or ankles, yell, memorize or read, complain of lack of time, or attack the other party.
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New York
Harriet Taylor Upton
Republican National Committee
Women’s National Republican Club
Belasco to Shut Shows Over Equity Dispute
New York March 3 David Belasco declared he would close the engagements of all his productions on tour and darken his New York theater before June 1 over the closed shop policy of the Actors Equity. Prominent actors Lenore Ulric Lionel Barrymore and David Warfield would see contracts expire and not be renewed. Belasco defended the theater as art not a shop and said he would not be a shirker after twenty years.
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New York
Actors’ Equity
American Federation of Labor
David Belasco
Equity
Mr. Belasco
Lenore Ulric
Lionel Barrymore
David Warfield
Belasco
Frank Gillmore
Warfield Surprised by Belasco’s Theatre Stand
In San Francisco on March 3 David Belasco announced plans to halt road companies and darken his New York theater over closed shop beliefs. Star David Warfield, not to be offered a new contract, expresses surprise and notes non affiliation with Actors Equity while praising rehearsal pay advocacy.
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Warfield
Belasco
Associated Press
San Francisco
David Belasco
New York
David Warfield
Equity
Poverty Drives Couple to Poison Pact in New York
Raymond Smith, a former investigator for a title company, and his wife Margaret drank poison in their Park Avenue apartment. Police say poverty and illness drove the act. Bellevue Hospital reports they may survive. Two life insurance policies, an unfinished letter, and a bank notification plea were found at the scene.
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New York
Raymond Smith
New York Title and Mortgage Company
Margaret
Park Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Smith
New Jersey
Smiths
Chicago widow endows anatomy professorship at Northwestern
Mrs. Robert L. Rea of Chicago widow of Dr. Robert Laughlin Rea has donated 100000 dollars to Northwestern University Medical School to establish a permanent professorship in anatomy, announced today.
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Chicago
Robert L. Rea
Robert Laughlin Rea
Pennsylvania Mrailroad
Northwestern University Medical School
Senate Opposition Halts Farm Relief Bill Debate
In Congress today the Norbeck Burtness loan bill for 75 million to diversify farm output faced stiff Republican and Democratic resistance. Senator Fletcher derided it as paternalism, while Senator Ladd tried to end debate and other lawmakers urged discussion. Proposals to raise funds to 105 million and add bank loans sparked further clash over federal control and farm aid.
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Washington
Senate
Fletcher
Fla
Ladd
Rep
N. D
North Dakota
Agriculture Committee
United States
Bursum
N. M
Northwest
Johnson
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Chambers of Commerce
Florida
Federal Trade Commission
Brookhart
Mrs. Morrow Takes Office Work in Railroad Board Office
Mrs. Edwin P. Morrow wife of the new United States Railroad Labor Board chairman today filled documents and typed in her husband's Chicago office. She said the work suits her better than staying at home and that she will continue duties until her son and daughter return from Kentucky.
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Chicago
Edwin P. Morrow
United States Railroad Abor Board
Morrow
Kentucky
Derailment Delays Washington Broadway Limited West of Pittsburgh
The Washington Broadway Limited derailed four miles west of Pittsburgh early this morning. No fatalities or injuries reported. Engine coal tender club car and first sleeping car left tracks but did not overturn at about forty mph. Tracks blocked. Bray Limited delayed. Cars reassigned and passengers moved on to a new engine en route to Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
Washington Broadway Limited
Pennsylvania
Here
Bray Limited
Chicago
Senate Ratifies Treaties on African Rights
Washington March 3 The Senate ratified treaties for protection of rights in Togoland Cameroons and German East Africa These are former German territories now under French mandate for the first two and Belgian control of German East Africa.
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Senate
Washingston
Togoland
Cameroons
German East Africa
France
Belgium
Tom Cat Triggers Seven Policemen Barricade
In Cleveland on March 3 seven policemen surrounded a house after a woman reported noises. They found a basement door open and, after a search, discovered the noise caused by a wild-eyed cat wandering through the open door.
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Cleveland
Senator Cameron Accused of Grabbing Grand Canyon Trail
Rep. Cramton charged that Senator Cameron of Arizona sought control of the Bright Angel Trail and refused Supreme Court orders to remove mining structures. He cited strategically located claims and alleged neglect of typhoid warnings, urging Congress to restore a Hayden amendment to have the federal government buy the trail.
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Washington
Cameron
Ariz
Bright Angel
Grand Canyon National Park
Supreme Court
Cramton
Rep
Mich
Michigan
Interior Department
Interior
Cramston
House
Senate
Coconino County
Indian Gardens
Senate to Probe Forbes Indictment Evidence of Congressional Gifts
Washington March 3. Grand jury findings show two members of Congress allegedly took money related to the Forbes case. Senate Veterans’ Committee will study whether the evidence links to the Veterans Bureau and may act. A committee meeting is set for tomorrow after talks with President Coolidge and Senator Reed.
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Washington
Congress
Chicago
Charles R. Forbes
Senate Veterans’ Committee
Veterans’ Bureau
Coolidge
Reed
Rep
Grand Jury
Forbes
Department
Wheeler Named to Examine Evidence in Daugherty Inquiry
The Senate special committee appointed Senator Wheeler to study initial evidence and set hearings for the Daugherty inquiry. A committee sub‑panel will decide first topics and timing, with hearings delayed to next week. Cross examination remains limited and counsel access is allowed within set bounds.
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Wheeler
Daugherty
Washington
Department of Justice
Senate
Brookhart
White House
Mr. Daugherty
Miami
Paul Howland
Chamberlain
Frank A. Vanderlip
Coolidge
Vanderlip
Chicago woman increases life insurance to 3 million
Mrs Mollie Nether Newbury owner and president of The Boston Store raises her life insurance to 3 000 000 making her the heaviest insured woman in the world The Boston Store is named beneficiary for the larger portion of the policy
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Chicago
Mollie Nether Newbury
Boston
Arson Charges Stun Covington Fire Case Tied to Dayton Plant
Kentucky investigators in Dayton, Ohio, yesterday pursued leads in the arson case against E Lester Miller and associates tied to the Miller Airplane and Supply Company fire. Indictments in Covington accuse Ross E Edwards of acting as the firebrand and seek witness testimony as trials loom.
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Kentucky
E. Lester Miller
E. W. Miller
Ross E. Edwards
Kenton County Grand Jury
F. W. Dohrman & Sons
Cincinnati
West Third Street
Covington
Dayton
Miller Airplane and Supply Company
Orie
Kansas City
Ware
Miller
Eversall Airplane and Supply Company of
Brown Street
A. E. Sullivan
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Elmer Miler
Canada
Eversall Airplane and Supply Company
Senate
Edwards Alle
E. L. Donavan
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Malcolm Brown
Kentucky State Fire Marshal's Office
E. A. Griffith
William Booth
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Commonwealth Attorney
Police capture robber in act of blowing safe
Police in Springfield Ohio say they captured William Lewis 40 of Cincinnati as he prepared to fire a third nitroglycerin charge into the Miller Martin Company safe. An emergency officer halted him at the rear door after the break in.
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Springfield
William Lewis
Cincinnati
Miller-Martin Company
Lewis
Charles Holt
Army Expert Deciphers McLean Telegrams For Senate Panel
Washington March 3 Official translations of codes in the McLean telegrams will be shown to the Senate Oil Committee by W F Friedman cipher expert of the Army Signal Corps. He aided in war code work and has studied the Telegrams for days.
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Associated Press
Washington
McLean
Senate Oil Committee
W. F. Friedman
Army Signal Corps
Friedman
Walsh
Department of Justice
Mary Duckstein
Justice Department
W.O. Duckstein
Palm Beach
William J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
S Burns
Burns
E. L. Doheny
Los Angeles
California
Albert B. Fall
J. AY
Mr. Man
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Balto
Juching Equity
Blow Hain
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EKO
Grand Canyon
Charles Cameron
Arizona
Veterans’ Committee
Montana
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Covington Tobacco Warehouse
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