Warren to face renomination choice today
President Coolidge will ask Attorney General nominee Charles Warren for his preference upon arrival in Washington. Rejection by the Senate looms, with Warren likely to decline renomination and other candidates discussed, including James W. Good, Groesbeck, Donovan, and several federal judges. Wayne Ward/Chicago names feature among replacements as party leaders weigh options.
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Senate
Coolidge
Mr. Warren
Washington
Detroit
White House
Warren
Dawes
Michigan
James W. Good
Iowa
Good
Chicago
Harding
Mr. Good
Curtis
Watson
Moses
Smoot
Reed
Wadsworth
Cummins
Judiciary Committee
Overman
Dem
N.C
Underwood
Smith
South Carolina
Couzens
Groesbeck
Justice Rugg
Massachusetts
William J. Donovan
Rudkin
California
Deithrick
Woodson Girl's Daughter Marries Ex-Con Then He Is Arrested
Mrs. A B Woodson of Washington learns her 17 year old daughter Mary wed Morris Seldowitz also known as John Spargo an ex convict who violated parole. Seldowitz jailed in Tombs for parole violation after failing to report for 12th month. Mary Woodson married February 4 1924 in Brooklyn their meeting at a dance hall followed by a church wedding planned for Washington.
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New York
A. B. Woodson
Washington, D. C
Mary
Brooklyn
John Spargo
Seldowitz
Morris Seldowitz
Russia
Woodson
Tombs Prison
Elmira Reformatory
Harlem
Miss Woodson
Washington
Sun Yat Sen Dies in Peking After Long Illness
Dr Sun Yat Sen the South China leader died in Peking after a liver cancer struggle. He was hospitalized at Rockefeller Hospital and later moved to Kuomintang headquarters as troops seized Swatow, marking a dramatic end to a pivotal revolutionary career. Born in Honolulu in 1862, he founded China’s republic and earned the title Father of the Republic.
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Peking
Sun Yat Sen
Sun
Kuomintang
People’s Party
Wellington Koo
Canton
Swatow
Kwangtung
Filibuster Dives Deep as Isle of Pines Pact Stalls in Senate
Senate debate over the Isle of Pines treaty intensifies as Senator Copeland signals a multi day speech. Republican leaders vow night sessions to force a Cuba Isle of Pines recognition vote, while Copeland and allies push to delay until the new Congress convenes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Isle of Pines
Senate
Copeland
Dem
N. Y
Cuba
United States
Congress
Bruce
Willis and
Fess
Ohio
Wadsworth
New York
Bingham
Connecticut
Pepper
Rep
Copelland
Teinepcow
Lawmaker Demands DC Recover Stolen Ukelele
Washington March 11 The ukelele belonging to Representative Summers of Washington has been stolen and he has demanded its recovery by the District of Columbia. Summers was moving when the instrument disappeared.
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District OF Columbia
New York World News Service
Washington
Representative Summers
Summers
Sealer Ship Stella Maris Crew Rescued In Ice Pack
.St. Johns reports the Stella Maris crew of eighty was rescued by the Prospero after the Stella Maris radioed she was crushed and sinking off Notre Dame Newfoundland during the Northern Grand Banks sealing chase. Premier Monrie in the Legislature said rescue efforts continued as the Sable Island ship was dispatched.
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Associated Press
ST. Johns
New Foundland
Stella Maris
Prospero
Grand Banks
Notre Dame Newfoundland
Monrie
Sable Island
Inquiry to probe Osage deaths in 1922 at Pawhuska
A court of inquiry will be started in Pawhuska Oklahoma to investigate the 1922 deaths of Osage Indians and an attorney. The probe follows death of Anna Brown found beside a road and other linked acts of violence including dynamiting and a fatal train fall involving attorney W W Vaughn.
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Okla
J. Berry King
King
Anna Brown
Lizzie Queue
Henry Roan
Anna
W. E. Smith
Fairfax
Smith
Charles Whitehorse
W. W. Vaughn
Oklahoma City
Missing Woman Slain in Shack Near Fort Erie
Mrs Rose F Kahn who vanished February 28 was found strangled in a cottage near Fort Erie Ontario. Norman Mack also known as Norman McElroy a nursery salesman lay dead from poisoning beside her. Police believe the killings occurred about a week ago and Kahn's husband Charles C Kahn filed the disappearance report.
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Mack
Resignation of J W Riddle as Argentine Envoy follows sea disasters
A string of maritime accidents including the Lusitania disaster prompts Mrs Theodora Pope and John Wallace Riddle to resign his post as Ambassador to Argentina. Riddle, 61, sailed to Buenos Aires to formalize his departure amid Mrs Pope's warnings of further sea travel.
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New York World News Service
New York
Ireland
Coolidge
John Wallace Riddle
Argentina
Lusitania
Theodora Pope
Farmington, Conn
Miss Pope
Mr. Riddle
Constantinople
Russia
Norway
Harding
South America
Roosevelt House
Hughes
Department
Riddle
Buenos Ayres
Senate
Ambassador Riddle
Met Opera Tenor Survives 21 Foot Fall During Siegfried
Curt Taucher German tenor escaped death after falling twenty one feet from the stage onto a platform above the engine room during Wagner Siegfried. He sang forty five minutes of the last act with injuries using a sword as a cane. Stage hands aided his return to the stage before being taken home by the doctor.
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New York World News Service
New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
Curt Taucher
Wagner
Siegfried
Taucher
Wotan
Brunhilde
Tancher
Charles E. Nammack
Mme. Jeritza
Nanny Larsen Todsen
Michael Bohnen
Giovanni Martinelli
Recluse Love for Blind Girl Bared in Court
New York report details Henry T. Keyser of Baltimore who died at 74 after a long illness. His estate valued at 750000. a promissory note for 150000 is involved with Miss Catherine Genin Burke, a blind University of Wisconsin graduate, amid relatives’ injunctions and family controversy.
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New York World News Service
New York
Baltimore
T. Keyser
Hotel Majestic
Catherine Genin Burke
Keyser
Supreme Court
Erlanger
Miss Burke
Harold R. Medina
Mary A. Burke
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Barnard College
Marriage lasts only a month in Mohammedan divorce
Jean Nash, who wed Sabet Bey in Cairo on February 2, says the marriage lasted about ten days before dissolution under Mohammedan law. She cites irreconcilable religious differences and family pressure, noting she and Bey remain friends despite the split. Nash, born in the United States, was once famous as a trends leader in Europe.
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Paris
Jean Nash
Sabet Bey
Cairo
United States
Nice
Europe
E. G. Donaldson
New York
John Victor Nash
Caddys Skull Crushed By Tee On Golf Course
A fifteen year old caddy at the Icean Country Club had his skull fractured when a ball was placed on his head and struck during a swing. Doctors feared for his life as he was hospitalized after the incident on March 11 in Phaena Florida.
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Johnnie Gate
Icean Country Club
Johnnie
Phaena Fla
Man Evades Authorities Four Years in Obscene Letter Campaign
George H. Stille, 48, former Cincinnati furniture dealer, eluded secret service and postoffice inspectors for four years while sending obscene and threatening letters to Cincinnatians and others. He was arrested in Seymour Indiana and brought to Cincinnati to face a lunacy hearing after a 1920 escape from Longview Hospital.
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Secret Service
Probate
Longview
Indianapolis
Coolidge
Lueders
Stille
Seymour
Judge Lueders
American student shot by brigands in Greece ambush
Dr John Logan of Gainesville Florida was shot through the right lung by brigands during a car hold up in Southern Epirus Greece. He is in serious condition while his three fellow American students escaped unharmed. The group fled into the forest before speeding away. The bandits seized three cameras and some clothing from the car. The government is pursuing the attackers and has apologized to the British and American Legations.
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Athens
Maron
John Logan
Gainesville
American School of Archaeology
Epirus
Greece
Jesse Marden
Boston
Near East Relief Organization
Logan
Arta
Italian Premier Suffering From Gallstones and Pleurisy
Paris reports Mussolini is seriously ill with gallstones and pleurisy, with doctors fearing Bright's disease. An operation is not possible due to his condition, and recovery concerns are voiced as information comes by telephone from Italy.
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New York
Marquis Curzon Internal Ulcer Crisis in London
London March 11 Marquis Curzon remains in danger after removal of a serious internal ulcer following a Monday operation. A hemorrhage complicates recovery but authorities expect gradual improvement with continual nursing care at Carlton House terrace and nearby support from Lady Alexandra Curzon and family members.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Marquis Curzon
Curzon
Curzon Mansion
Carlton House Terrace
Alexandra Curzon
Irene
Ambrose’ Dudley
Curzon House
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Prince Deported From America as Self Proclaimed Emir
Federal Judge Hand ordered Prince Zerdechene Mohammed deported, ruling he had no diplomatic passport and no recognized sovereign status. He entered the U.S. on false statements. an outbound liner to Cherbourg or Liverpool was planned for his removal.
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New York
Hand
Prince Zerdechene Mohammed
Kurdestan
Zerdecheno
State Department
United States
Thomas
Zerdechene
Turkey
Cherbourg
Liverpool
Fatima
Egypt
Kitty Spighi
Kentucky
Europe
Wealthy Contractor Missing Four Days Found Dead in House
E A Wickham a millionaire contractor and builder of canton ments during the World War was found dead in a basement room of his home in Council Bluffs Iowa after a nationwide search. Police indicated death by his own action though the room contained no immediate signs.
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Councill Bluffs
E. A. Wickham
Mrs Graham American Actress Becomes Marquis de Santa Rosa
Paris reports American actress Lydia Graham known as Marguerite Leslie married the Marquis de Santa Rosa, an officer with the Paris branch of the Guaranty Trust Company of New York. She was born in Sweden and rose to fame in London before moving to the United States in 1916.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Mme
la Marquise
Lydia Graham
Marguerite Leslie
Marquis de Santa Rosa
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Providence Man Dies on Denver Train in Cleveland Arrival
March 11 Providence resident William H Halonetz died on the train returning from Denver as it pulled into Cleveland. He had gone to Denver for his health and could not recover. Police removed the body and awaited word from his family.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
William H. Halonetz
Providence
R. I
Denver
Halonetz
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