Governor Donahey orders Boulay to quit highway post
In Columbus on March 5 Governor Donahey demanded the resignation of L A Boulay State Highway Director effective March 15. Boulay promised a reply tomorrow as a dispute over Butler County road building prompts the move and raises questions of removal power. Boulay contends no constitutional authority allows removal and notes he can continue work with funds already appropriated.
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Columbus
Donahey
L. A. Boulay
Boulay
Butler County
Baker
Herrick
State Supreme Court
Ee Cee
Vernor Donahey
Toledo
Lucas County
Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
Land Office
Philippine Islands
China
Mexico
Riggs & Sherman Toledo
L. Auley Engineering Company
McCoy Trial Developments in Tree Shop Shooting Case
Albert Mors, ex-husband of murdered Teresa Mors, seeks court protection as he testifies against Kid McCoy in a Tree antique shop shooting case. He accuses a shadowing prizefighter known as Tommy Vag te of threatening him since McCoy's manslaughter conviction. Judge Crail promises protection as Mors portrays his fear of further harm.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Kid McCoy
Eresa Mors
Albert Mors
McCoy
Charles Crail
Mors
Ommy
Rs. Mors
Dawes Melody Used As Example Of Curative Music
New York March 5 The melody in A major composed by Vice President Dawes was played before the Southland Club at the Waldorf Astoria as an example of music’s curative power for hysteria. Dr Willett Dentinger cited its soft flow and told of music’s soothing nerve aid for neurasthenics while recalling Solomon seeking solace in harp strains.
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New York
Charles G. Dawes
Southland Club
Waldorf Astoria
Willett Dentinger
Chicago Woman Chosen to Lead City Charter Work
Miss Edna Strohm of Chicago was selected to succeed Miss Emily Kneubuhl as executive of the City Charter Committee by the Board of Directors. A special committee recommended the appointment, and it was approved unanimously.
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Edna Strohm
Chicago
Emily Kneubuhl
Ralph Holterhoff
John D. Ellis
Clara M. Pressler
Miss Strohm
Edith Rockwood
League of Women Voters
Embandiana
Wisconsin
Iinois Andichigan
Strohm
Wellesley College
University of Chicago
Columbia University
Women’s Council of National Defense
Illinoi
James R. Garfield
Charles Evans Hughes
New York Woman's Club
Illinois
Cincinnati
Henry Bentley
Miss Kneubuhl
City Charter Committee
Rochester
N. Y
Milwaukee
Wis
Danish nobles lose $50000 in race frame up scheme
In Chicago a tale unfolds of Danish Count Sigmund Frants-Castenskiold and Baron George Frederik Zwytphen-Adeler duped by a race track frame-up after chasing a $300,000 fake win. They wired $50,000 to Havana, then to Copenhagen logistics, and finally to New York before realizing the ruse with Johnson.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
George Frederik Zwytphen-Adeler
Sigmund Frants-Castenskiold
Bureau of Identification
Cuba
United States
Johnson
Havana
Copenhagen
New York
Mr. Johnson
Court upholds Maurice Bernhardt lease extension for theater
In Paris on March 5 the Court of Cassation affirmed a five year renewal of Maurice Bernhardt's right to operate the municipally owned theater named in her honor. The long dispute, over nearly two years, confirms three more years of operation under city terms despite prior appeals.
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Paris
Maurice Bernhardt
Frother’s
Cassation
Maurice
Ter
Storm in Commons as Labor Mobilizes Against Chamberlain
London dispatch reports a tumultuous Commons scene during Austen Chamberlain's foreign policy address on a German security pact. David Kirkwood interrupts, Ramsay MacDonald leads 105 Labour members out, and benches clear amid jeers and threats as security debate stalls.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Austen Chamberlain
David Kirkwood
Labor
Clyde
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Ramsay MacDonald
World News Service
Count Kessler
Berlin
Cybdesman
Kirkwood
Borglum Leaves New York for Greensboro Hearing
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum travels to Greensboro North Carolina to face a habeas corpus hearing in a case tied to charges after the destruction of Mountain Memorial models. He argues the Memorial project depends on southern support and warns of court action if diplomacy fails.
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Greensboro
New York
Atlanta
WwWe
South
Borglum
Stone Mountain
Egypt
Padlock Policy Aims to Shut 14 New York Cabarets
United States Attorney Emory Buckner says padlock proceedings will close fourteen leading New York cabarets and restaurants for at least one year. He spent $1,500 of his own money on investigations and argues padlocks target higher ups in the illegal liquor trade.
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Associated Press
New York
Emory Buckner
United States
William Hayward
Buckner
Beaux Arts
Club Moritz
Club Borge
Club Mirador
Club Deauville
Colony
el Fey
Prohibition
Dawes Face in Senate Speech Splits Over Rules and Reform
Vice President Dawes challenged Senate rules as he denounced legislative delays in a speech that aimed to pressure Congress and appeal to the public. Lawmakers split, with Democrats calling it clownish and Republicans deeming the timing improper, while many sensed a call for broader reform.
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David Lawrence
the Commercial Tribune
Washington
Dawes
United States Senate
Senate
Mr. Dawes
Sible
Congress
Woman Causes Shepherd Quiz in Chicago Case
William D. Shepherd foster-father of William Nelson McClintock the “millionaire orphan” in a death probe was briefly questioned by the State's Attorney after a laboratory report prompted renewed leads. Mrs E H Reuter said a man resembling Shepherd visited her lab thirteen months ago seeking germ cultures but later claimed he was not the man.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson’ McClintock
Shepherd
E. H. Reuter
State’s Attorney's Office
Reuter
Defiant Pair Taken. One Dies in Shootout
Bellefontaine Ohio March 6 Ray Wren 40 died after being shot by sheriff deputies who arrested him and his brother Harry 50 at their Rushsylvania home where they had barricaded to resist lunacy charges. Ray attacked with a pitchfork and was killed in the abdomen. Harry surrendered and faces a hearing tomorrow with aliens to be examined. Prosecutor Godwin defended the shooting as justified.
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Harry
J. Southard
Godwin
Wren
Associated Press
Washington
Dawes
Senate
Coolidge
Hale
Maine
Curtis
Reed
Dem
Underwoo
Ala
Rules Committee
Senator Hale
Ie. Dawes
Ashurst Dem
Farmers hire envoy to seek wives in England and Ireland
Bachelor farmers of the Vilna District Alberta have enlisted Thomas Jackson of Pine Knoll to travel to England and Ireland this summer to secure marriageable women as wives. The plan is organized through the Vilna Citizens League.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Bachelor Farmers
Vilna
Thomas Jackson
Pine Knoll
England
Ireland
Vilna Citizens’ League
Roosevelt and Kermit Lead Field Museum Pamir Expedition
Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt will head a Field Museum expedition from New York to the Pamirs in Central Asia to hunt rare animals like snow leopard and Marco Polo sheep. Funded by James Simpson, the voyage aims to collect mammalia hides and zoological material with George K. Cherrie handling specimens. they expect to enter via India and risk isolation by winter.
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Chicago
Theodore and
Kermit Roosevelt
New York
Pamirs
Central Asia
D. C. Davies
James Simpson
Marshall Field & Co
Field Museum
Pamir
Tibet
George K. Cherrie
Asia
India
Himalayas
Marco Polo
Oalnainain
Cherrie
South Pickace
Badnor
Coolidge Submits Warren Nomination to Senate
President Coolidge submits Charles B. Warren of Michigan for Attorney General and re nominates Harry S. New as Postmaster General. Frank B. Kellogg becomes Secretary of State and William M. Jardine takes Agriculture, with Hughes leaving to Bermuda. Kellogg's swearing in precedes a first contact with Coolidge as Kellogg begins his duties.
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Coolidge
Warren
Senate
Jardine
Kellogg
Washington
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Newy
Harry S. New
Indiana
Oenew
Frank B. Kellogg
Charles E.hughes
William M. Jardine
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Wilson
Thomas F. Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. Creel
University of Nevada
Minnesota
Congress
State Department
Justice Butler
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Secretary Hughes
Bermuda
Poison found in Blazer girl murder case shocks town
In the Hazel Blazer death authorities report new poison beyond chloroform found in her body. Dr Harold Blazer, her father, is charged with murder. Coroner Mackin says full details will be given at tomorrow's inquest. DA Joel Stone says the inquiry will proceed with medical oversight in a hospital.
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Senver
Hazel Blazer
Harold E. Blazer
J. J. Mackin
Joel Stone
Andi
Blazer
Senator Bob O'Brien Plans $50,000 Tomb in St. Joseph Cemetery
Former State Senator Bob O'Brien announces a $50,000 tomb and memorial chapel to be built in St. Joseph's Cemetery. He has hired an architect, expects completion in a year, and says the tomb will be among the finest in the country. He cites his travels and belief that money cannot be carried with you. He resides at the Savoy on East Sixth Street.
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Bob O’brien
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Robert O’brien
Bob
India
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Grim Reaper
O’brien
Europe
Asia
Egypt
Ganges
O'Brien
The
Savoy
East Sixth E Street
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Gotham
HITS
Lawrence
State
McClintock
Wren Brothers
Roosevelts
Kermit
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