League talks shelved as council backs time for assembly
Geneva dispatch reports three days of private league council sessions over disarmament and security protocol. Austen Chamberlain and Briand lead negotiators as France seeks guarantees from Versailles treaty while Germany aims to delay and secure territorial aims. No action until after May 4 conference on arms traffic.
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Assembly of League
Albin EF. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Austen Chamberlain
Briand
Benes
Hymans
Scioloja
Paris
Herriot
Chamberlai
Council
Itrand
France
League
England
Belgium
Italy
Allied Supreme Council
Berlin
Germany
Dantzig
League Council
League Commission
Germany seeks border guaranty amid shifting European tensions
Berlin reports positive reactions to Germanys security pact trial balloons as Stresemann tells the foreign affairs committee that Germany will pursue an armistice on western and eastern frontiers. Poland dreads loss of Danzig and Upper Silesia, while Czecho Slovakia backs European security under Benes.
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Berlin
Rhine
Germany
Paris
London
Geneva
Stresemann
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Cologne
Gazeta Warszawski
Danzig
Upper Silesia
Poland
East Prussia
Caillaux
Reich
Russia
Stokes Trial: Mrs Stokes Denies Misconduct Allegations
Mrs Helen Ellwood Stokes testified to deny most accusations by her husband W E D Stokes millionaire hotel owner of New York. She rejected claims of being an Everleigh Club inmate and disputed accounts of overnight companions as she concluded her testimony amid the Chicago trial.
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Chicago
Helen Ellwood Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Stokes
Robert F. Lee
Mrs. Stokes
Milton D. Smith
W. N. Gemmill
Mr. Stokes
Hal K. Billig
Billig
Germany in League for Security Stance in Paris
Paris reports that without Germany in the League of Nations no security pact is possible. Briand to defend disarmament protocol at the League council. Herriot government aims for Germany to join with no conditions or via a three power pact with Britain and Belgium if needed.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
Paris
Germany
League of Nnions
Briand
Herriot
League Assembly
Britain
Belgium
Chamberlain
Geneva
N. Y
British hope to reassure on Geneva protocol policy
British spokesmen stressed that Aust en Chamberlains Geneva statement should not be read as Britain abandoning arbitration. They affirmed the policy of settling disputes by arbitration remains dear to British and American alike, while internal matters like immigration should stay with states.
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Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
United States
Dominions
Meyer Renominated as War Finance Corporation Director
Washington March 11 Eugene Meyer was renominated today by President Coolidge as Director of the War Finance Corporation.
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Meyer
Washington
Eugene Meyer
President Coolidge
War Finance Corporation
Student's Body Found in River in Germany
The body of Miss Helen Reichert of Canton Illinois the music student was recovered yesterday from the River Elster. She disappeared February 18 leaving a note to a friend indicating she contemplated death by her own action. Her parents say she was subject to nervous breakdowns before coming to Germany to study. The cremation will be Friday in the presence of her parents and the American Consular staff.
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Associated Press
Lieipsic
Germany
Helen Reichert
Canton
Ill
Elster
Reichert
Reicher Death Linked to Nervous Break led by Strain
Canton Ohio telegram reports Miss Helen Reichert suffered a complete nervous collapse and left her room after midnight February 17. She cited overwhelming strain and noisy surroundings as factors. Her father W F Reichert and mother planned to travel to Germany on February 22, noting Leipzig’s merchandise show and high lodging costs.
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Canton
Reicher
W. FP. Reichert
Helen
Leipzig
Reichert
Germany
Magic City of Tel Aviv Rivals Western America
A World News excerpt describes Tel Aviv as a desert magic city founded by Jews in 1909, growing from 400 to 25,000 inhabitants with 138 factories. It notes electricity from the Palestine Electric Corporation, a chimneys-free city, and modern machinery powering factories and homes. The piece contrasts it with Western America as a rapid urbanizing settlement in the East.
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Palestine
Pioneer
America
New York World News Service
London
Sir Alfred Mond
Holy Land
Televiv
Jaffa
Mond
Téleviv
Palestine Electric Corporation
East
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Rock Island gains control of St Louis Southwestern assets
New York March 11 control of the St Louis Southwestern Rail way passes to the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Rail road Company. Combined assets exceed 600 million dollars and over 10 000 miles of track. No immediate merger planned. Edwin Gould retires from active management of the Cotton Belt system.
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St. Louis
Rock Island
New York
St. Louis Southwestern Railway
Gould
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
Southwestern
Charles Hayden
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wall Street
Commission
Frisco
Missouri
Kansas Texas
Chicago & Alton
St. Louis Southwestern Board
J. E. Gorman
Marcus L. Bell
N. L
Edwin Gould
Couzens Pushes Tax Fight to Treasury in $10 Million Bid
Senator Couzens says the next move on his back tax claim rests with the Treasury Department and will meet any government action. The dispute could reach the Supreme Court, with Glass accusing Blair of overstepping powers as records are sought. Industries fear tax adjustments could hinder prosperity, while Am. Mining Congress defends current valuations and warns of width of reforms.
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Washington
Couzens
Treasury Department
Ford Motor Org
Blair
Akes
Supreme Court
Glass
Dem
American Mining Congress
Congress
Senate Committee
Internal Revenue Bureau
Conzens
Defeat for Labor Open Diplomacy Demand in Commons
In London on March 11 the House of Commons rejected Labor’s open diplomacy motion. The measure, urging Parliament consent before any treaty or diplomatic arrangement with another power, failed 255 to 133. Ronald McNeill argued it would trigger a constitutional revolution, noting Parliament already must approve treaties.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Labor
House of Commons
C.P. Trevlian
Britain
Dical
M. P
Ronald McNeill
New York to loosen live chicken embargo plan
New York City Board of Health plans to lift the embargo on shipping live chickens from North Dakota South Dakota Missouri Kansas Iowa and Nebraska. The quarantine will remain for Illinois Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania to create a uniform state policy. Health Commissioner Monaghan announced the plan at the board meeting.
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Associated Press
New York
Monaghan
Board of Health
North Dakota
South Dakota
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York City
New Jersey
Kansas Senate Passes Japanese Exclusion Bill to Governor
The Kansas Senate approved a Japanese exclusion bill prohibiting ownership or lease of land by Japanese individuals. The measure now moves to the Governor after prior Senate disapproval.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Senate
Kansas
Senate
Cincinnati's Greatest Advertisement Urges Civic Spirit
Former Cincinnati resident C. S. Clark told the Advertisers' Club at the Gibson that neighborly spirit and civic institutions are Cincinnati's best ads. He praised newspapers, universities, hospitals, hotels, clubs, and industry, urging promotion of the city as a trade center and noting advertising's link to business growth.
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Cincinnati
C. S. Clark
Commercial Tribune
Zoo
Clark
University of Cincinnati
Lithographic Technical Foundation
Western Union Newspaper Association
Edwards & Deutsch Lithographing Company
Chicago
Ohio House approves fourth tax bill easing bond issues
The Ohio House unanimously approved the fourth bill of the taxation program sending it to the Senate. It sets standard bond approval rules, caps debt relative to tax base, and requires Tax Commission consent for certain refinancings and charter-city actions. Dayton’s McDonald bill would allow charter cities to legislate under their charters with state input on objections.
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Associated Press
Columbus, CO
House of Representatives
Senate
E. H. Krueger
Cleveland
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Vorys
House
Allery C. McDonald
Dayton
Ohio
Indiana
McDonald
State Supreme Court
Tragedy Ends With Shooting and Suicide in New York
William Cortellera aged 25 shot and slightly wounded 11 year old Kate Patina after being rejected by her family, then killed himself. The incident occurred in New York on March 11 with police reporting the events.
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New York
William Cortellera
Kate Patina
Cleveland Justice of the Peace Faces Return of Illegal Fees
Prosecutor Ed ward C Stanton says between 50000 and 75000 dollars in extortionate fees and illegal fines were collected by Cuyahoga County Justices of the Peace. He announces refunds already begun and expects resignations as state examiners complete their review of village and township records.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Edward C. Stanton
Stanton
Phillip Bartel
Brooklyn Township
Theodore Quere
Goldwood Township
Flyers Converse in Mid Air at Wright Field
At Wilbur Wright Field Dayton Ohio Major H J Knerr and Lt M N Stewart held a radio aided converse while two planes flew a mile high and over five miles apart. The test demonstrated airborne broadcasting and receiving equipment heard on the ground and recorded at Wright Field. The flights reached 120 miles per hour as the pilots spoke between ships and the system aims for summer maneuvers.
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Dayton
Wilbur Wright Field
H. J. Knerr
M.N. Stewart
Knorr
Wright Field
Boggs Case Heads to Jury in Magill Murder
The Dan Boggs case, charged with first degree murder in the January 20 Magill shooting near the county jail, will go to a nine man and three woman jury tomorrow. Judge McBride set 9 am for the charge, as defense and prosecution wrapped up today with vivid closing pleas and claims of witness bias.
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Associated Press
Hillsboro
Dan Boggs
Jackson
Harry T. Magill
N. Craig McBride
H. S. Pulse of
Lynchburg
Edward Lemon
Boggs
John
Pulse
Rip’ Lemon
Harry Magill
John Boggs
Magill
Lemon
D. Q. Morrow
Morrow
Springfield
Rhinelander Bride Named In Social Register
New York March 11 The name of Mrs Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander formerly a laundress and housemaid now sued by husband Leonard Kip Rhinelander for annulment on the ground of alleged Negro descent appears in the March Social Register entry described as Mrs Leonard Kip (Philips) Jones Miss Alice B married October 14 at New Rochelle N Y The marriage raised race questions after a census taker labeled the bride mulatto Names recently dropped from the Social Register include Millicent Rogers who wed Count Ludwig Salm Hoogstraten Mrs James A Stillman and Mrs W E D Stokes.
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New York
Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Social Registry
N. Y
Rhinelander
Jones
Millicent Rogers
Ludwig Salm M Hoogstraten
James A. Stillman
W. E. D. Stokes
Acquitted in Mine Slaying at Charleston
James Carpenter was found not guilty by a jury in Intermediate Court in Charleston after a 24 hour deliberation. He was tried for the December 16 slaying of William Fraker at Rayford during a confrontation with non union miners.
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Charleston
W. Va
James Carpenter
Carpenter
William Fraker
Rayford
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Cuhn, Loeb & Co
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W. S. Tandrow
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Pittsburgh
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