Germany Told To Apply Directly For League Entry
Geneva reports that Germany must apply to the League Assembly without reservations. The Council drafted a brief reply denying that the League is a superstate and rejecting fears of costly commitments. Austria received a rebuke for delaying budget reforms, with officials expressing cautious thanks for perceived Western sympathy.
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League of Nations
Assembly
Council
Berlin
League
Germany
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Hymans
Belgium
Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
Briand
Europe
Rome
France
League Council
Austria
Economic Council
Dr. Ahrer
Vienna
Ahrer
N. Y
Two Die in Rhinoceros Attack in Kenya Colony
Nairobi dispatch reports Mrs. Green an Irish explorer from Dublin and British Captain Atkins killed by a rhinoceros near Nanyuki while Mrs. Green wounded the animal with a rifle. Atkins attempted to shield his wife and was trampled before gunmen killed the rhinoceros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Nairobi
Kenya
British East Africa
Green
Dublin
Drowning of Student Aviator in Potomac Crash
In Newport News Virginia on March 10 Captain J C McAvoy Mountain Top Pennsylvania reserve officer and student aviator drowned when a plane with Lieutenant Colonel William E Schauffler New Jersey aboard plunged into the Potomac River near Millenbeck Virginia. Motors reportedly failed as the craft was shortly above the water.
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Associated Press
Newport News
J. C. McAvoy
Mountain Top
William E. Schauffler
New Jersey
Potomac River
Millenbeck
Schauffler
Tucker Refuses Congressional Pay Increase Like Ancestor
Washington March 10 Representative Tucker Democrat Virginia declined a 2500 salary raise arguing that re elected members were elected to posts worth only 7500 a year. His grandfather Henry St George Tucker a Fourteenth Congress member also refused a raise and the funds remain in the Treasury after 108 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tucker
Dem. Va
Henry St. George Tucker
Treasury
Five Holdups Loot Chicago Jewelry Store
Three men armed with pistols robbed the jewelry store of B. Weinstein in Chicago striking a blow for more than 200000 dollars in property. Police tracked the scene as the trio escaped in a car stalled nearby while a crowd watched in disbelief.
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Chicago
B. Weinstein
Weinstein
Robbery at New Harmony Bank Nets 6000 As Four Flee
Four men robbed the New Harmony Bank and Trust Company just before closing, taking 6000 dollars. They fled in an automobile toward Evansville. Cashier Frank Steelman was knocked unconscious after resisting for the vault. Assistant Cashier Mrs. Grace Schultz opened the vault, while two patrons were locked in a back room.
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New Harmony
Ind
New Harmony Bank and Trust Company
Evansville
Frank Steelman
Grace Schultz
Jewelry store hold up robs Hamtramck, Detroit suburb
Seven robbers escaped with about $15 000 from Freedman Bros jewelry store in Hamtramck. Two assailants were armed with sawed off shotguns. Authorities pursue suspects after the daytime theft in the Detroit area.
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Detroit
Freedman Bros
Hamtramck
Robbery at Liberty Central Trust rider flees with 5375
In St Louis on March 10 five or six armed masked men stop a messenger John Meeks aged 50 of Liberty Central Trust Company and force his escort Patrolman Dunn to surrender his revolver then escape in an automobile with 5375 in cash.
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ST. Louis
John Meeks
Liberty Central Trust Company
Dunn
Robbers Take $8000 From Hotel Then Flee by Boat
Three armed men entered the Central Hotel in McKees Rocks and robbed proprietor Anton Pechar of $8,000 from a bank run. They fled to the nearby Ohio River, commandeered a motor boat ferry, and forced the operator to take them to the opposite shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Central Hotel
McKees Rocks
Anton Pechar
Ohio River
Grant H Browne Dies Noted Sportsman in New York
Grant Hugh Browne internationally known sportsman died at Presbyterian Hospital after surgery for cancer. Browne promoted Devonshire track Windsor Ontario and Havana racing, bred horses in Goshen New York, managed boxing at Madison Square Garden until forced out after the Darcy Dillon match issue. He had wartime supplier concessions and later affiliations with several companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Grant Hugh Browne
Presbyterian Hospital
Elit.Wayne
Mr. Browne
Wisconsin
Browne
Windsor
Ont
Havana
Goshen
N. Y
Madison Square Garden
Les Darcy
Australia
Jack Dillon
Whitman
England
American Farm Products Company
American Lead Company
The
Royal Typewriter Company
Poison Candy Plot Investigation Opens In New Jersey
Postal authorities and local police probe an alleged poisoned candy plot in Mt Holly New Jersey with Miss Katherine V. Thompson a schoolteacher among those made ill. The ribbon tied candy stamped by a known manufacturer arrived by mail last week. the mailing point remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
MT. Holly
N. J
Katherine V. Thompson
Miss Thompson
Amnesia Strikes Bank Manager Missing Three Days
John T. Ridgway, manager of the City Hall Branch of Union Trust, reappears at the Second District Police Station with no memory of events since Saturday. Doctors diagnose amnesia. relatives arrive as he cannot recognize them or state his whereabouts since his disappearance.
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John T. Ridgway
Union Trust Company Branch
Second District
Sergeant Fricke
Williams Avenue
Norwood
City Hall
Union Trust Company
Mr. Ridgway
Fricke
Ridgway
O. M. Reudely
Wiswell Avenue
Hartwell
E. H. Strubbe
Duncan Avenue
Hyde Park
Dale Osborne
Mr. Rendel
Osborne
Elliot Avenue
Osborn
Germany Not to Regain Military Power Says Houghton in New York
Ambassador Alanson B. Houghton arrived in New York and rejected claims Germany seeks a new military power. He called such stories absurd, noted unemployment falls since the Dawes plan, cautioned against further foreign loans, and praised Germany’s recovery and the new ambassador to the U.S. Ago von Maltzan.
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Germany
Houghton
New York
New York World News Service
Alanson B. Houghton
Court of St. James
Marshal Foch
Russia
Acquitania
Washington
Kellogg
Great Britain
Corning
N. Y
Ebert of
Ebert
Bismarck
German Republic
Luthor
Berlin
Reich
America
Black Forest
Ago von Maltzan
Married life clashes in alie nation of affections trial
W Herbert Oskamp testified in a $150000 alienation of affections suit, describing a quarrelsome marriage with Louise Grimm Oskamp. He recounted fights over furniture and living arrangements, revolver incidents, a knife chase at Talcott, and threats to kill the family as part of the contested family dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Herbert Oskamp
Robert S. Marx
Louise Grimm Oskamp
Harrison Avenue
Louise Oskamp
W. S. P. Oskamp
Oskamp
Herbert Oskamp
Herbert
McMillan Street
Burnet
University Avenues
Burnet Avenue
Talcott
W. Va
Warren nomination rejected by Senate in 40 to 40 vote
Washington reports Warren becomes sixth cabinet nominee rejected by the Senate. Historical record shows prior rejections dating to Jackson and Johnson administrations with votes ranging from 27 to 38 in favor of confirmation and 11 to 19 against.
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Warren
Dawes
Capitol
Senate
Washington
Charles B. Warren
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Johnson
Jackson
Roger B. Taney
Maryland
Treasury
John Tyler
James M. Porter
Pennsylvania
David Henshaw
Massachusetts
Navy
Cabel Cushing
Johnson
Henry Stanberry
Ohio
Charles Beecher Warren
Michigan
United States
Reed
Senator Overman
N. C
Coolidge
Prent
White House
Beck
Justice Department
Congress
Senator Reed
Shipstead
Overman
Borah
Ida
Brookhart
Couzens
Mich
Frazier
Mr. Dawes
George
Georgia
Phipps
E. Ross Bartley
Porte Cochere
Cameron
Hep. Ariz
Dem. Mo
Senator Jones
Wasim
Trail of Ruin Left by Storm Touches Nine States
Severe storms and high winds swept Indiana Illinois Ohio and neighboring states causing half a million dollars in damage. Homes barns and power lines fell while telephone service and traction were disrupted. Several towns reported unroofed buildings and injured pets with Rochester and Warsaw suffering notable destruction.
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Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
Rochester
Warsaw
Terre ‘Haute
Lincoln
St. Mary of the,Woods Academy
Edgar County
Charley Hicks
Paris
Ill
Sandusky
Huron Village
Ancient tomb older than Tut by 1700 years found near Giza
Harvard Egyptology director Reisner reports a newly found tomb at Giza dating to King Seneferu era, about 1700 years before Tutankhamun. The intact alabaster sarcophagus bears Nebti Seneferd, likely a princess, with gold sarcophagus posts and gilded furniture. Public access is restricted as excavation continues.
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Tut
Associated Press
Boston
George A. Reisner
Harvard
Harvard University-Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Giza Pyramids
Tutankh-Amen
Alan Rowe
Reisner
Duncan Greenless
Seneferu
Cheops
Nebti-Seneferd
Cheopa
Giza
He Guerene
Senru
Fate of Boggs Up to Jury Today
The Dan Boggs case, a Jackson youth charged with first degree murder in the Magill slaying, nears jury deliberation after three hour limits on each side for final arguments. Defense rested with testim ony of John Boggs claiming Night Policeman Edward Lemon fired the fatal shot. Prosecution seeks the death penalty and witnesses include Frank Aston, J. E. Shannon, Lemon, his wife, and Sheriff W. S. Lewis on Springfield treatment details.
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Hillsboro
Dan Boggs
Jackson
Harry T. Magill
McBride
John Boggs
Mial
Magill
Dan
Edward Lemon
Springfield
Re“‘Buttal
Frank ‘Aston
Cincinnati
J. E. Shannon
Lemon
Vernon Fairley
W. Ss. Lewis
Clark County
John Stowers
Ingfield J
Salles
Will creates 30 million estate trust for St Cyr heirs
In San Francisco on March 10 the will of Mrs. St Cyr names husband Jean St Cyr and William Rhinelander Stewart Jr as co trustees sharing estate value of 30 million dollars. The will leaves El Cerrito mansion to the husband for life then heirs, with Princess de Braganza’s children favored, and specifies annuities for several individuals. Probate petition set for March 26 in Redwood City.
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New York World News Service
San Francisco
Cal
San Mateo
Jean St. Cyr
St. Cyrs
West
Stewart
St. Cyr
Princess de Braganza
Frederick “Wells
Margarita Armstrong Fitzgerald
England
A. J. Drex
Smith
Princess in Jail Sold Hire Auto in Persia
Paris March 10 Princess Kadjar of Persia was jailed after a long magistrate exam. She may have been freed if she could pay 1500 for a hired automobile she sold. Her brother Comte de Nieroth was released as no charges stood. She claimed her husband in America would settle debts. divorce in France held no Persianc value. She was found with a loaded revolver and pills that could be lethal.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Kadjar
Comte de Nieroth
Tornado Rips Through Illinois Farms Killing None
A wind storm and tornado struck between Paris and Marshall Illinois with heavy property damage across Edgar County. Reports state no loss of life or livestock. In McKeen three houses were destroyed and southeast of Paris over ten homes along with barns and silos were damaged. The Edgar County church and nearby schoolhouse were affected with the church razed and the schoolhouse spared.
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Marshal
Terre Haute
Ind
Paris
Marshall
Here
Edgar
County
Ill
McKeen
Elbridge
Snowbound Canadian Cities After Prolonged Prairie Storm
Winnipeg and other Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta cities faced a paralyzing blizzard as snow fell for twenty hours. Streetcar service halted and transportation severely disrupted across the prairie provinces after one of the heaviest storms in years.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Ee Tranoporia
Storm Hits Cleveland Strands Wires and Trees
A spring thunderstorm swept Cleveland from the southwest with 34 mph wind, toppling trees, breaking poles and cutting power and telephone lines. Several persons narrowly escaped injuries as debris and arcing wires disrupted parts of the city and suburbs.
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Cleveland
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Albin EF. Johnson
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Grant H. Browne
Foch
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