Knell of Protocol Lets Down Geneva Disarmament Effort
Geneva reports Britain and dominions excluding Ireland rejected the Geneva peace protocol at the League of Nations council. Attendees from France Italy Belgium Brazil Spain Sweden and Japan weighed future steps including special defensive treaties and resumed study by the next assembly.
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Austen Chamberlain
Foreign Affairs
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Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Italy
Vittorio Scialoia
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Tokyo
Belgium
Paul Hy- Mans
Brazil
Spain
Quinones de Leon
Sweden
Uruguay
Rambay Macdonald
M. Herriott
Germany
Turner charged with murder in Kansas woman's poisoning plot
Roy M. Turner, 25, of Wichita, was charged with first degree murder in the death of Dora Gage, 48, Atchison divorcee. Police say poison was found in her stomach and a dying accusation tied Turner to insurance fraud. He was arraigned and held without bond in Kansas City.
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Kansas City, Mo
Roy M. Turner
Wichita
Kas
University of Kansas
Dora Gage
Atchison
Turner
Nelson
Gage
Profile of Nathan Hale for Half-Cent Stamp Adorns Post
Washington March 12 A profile of Nathan Hale a Revolutionary War captain hanged as a spy by the British at New York in 1776 whose last words I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country was chosen by the Postmaster General to adorn the new one half cent postage stamp. The Hale profile comes from the statue by Bela Lyon Pratt on Yale University campus.
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Nathan Hale
New York
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Hale
Bela Lyon Pratt
Yale University
Jury Deadlocks After 12 Hours In Boggs Murder Case
Hillsboro Ohio March 12. The jury in the Dan Boggs first degree murder case involving the Magill store shooting was locked up for the night after 12 hours of deliberation with no verdict. The court ordered further deliberation tomorrow morning as bailiff records show twenty seven ballots.
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Dan" Boggs
Harry T. Magill
Friday the thirteenth wedding blessed in Covington
Charles E. Ebel a 24 year old musician and Miss Ann Crumline a 21 year old music student both of Cincinnati obtained a marriage license in Covington shortly after midnight and were wed by Reverend Napoleon Carlisle at 633 Greenup Street Covington. The couple dismissed superstition saying they saw no ladders to walk under.
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Ann Crumline
Cincinnati
Covington
Napoleon ‘Carlisle
Greenup Street
Ebel
Unearth City in Nevada Dating Back 10 000 Years
The Museum of the American Indian Heye Foundation reports a six mile long buried city along the Muddy River between St. Thomas and Overton Nevada. Discovered by M R Harrington led expedition, the site is believed to date nearly 10 000 years ago with fifteen to twenty rooms excavated showing ancient pottery flint knives basketry arrowheads bone dice and bone plows.
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Museum of the American Indian Heye Foundation
Nevada
St. Thomas
Overton
M. R. Harrington
America
Oregon Colonel Named Chief of Military Bureau
Secretary of War Weeks named Colonel Creed C. Hammond of the Oregon National Guard as Chief of the Military Bureau with the rank of Major General for four years from June 29. He succeeds Major General George C. Richards, is 50, and served in World War I after starting as a second lieutenant in 1901.
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Washington
Secretary of War Weeks
Creed C. Hammond
Oregon National Guard
Military Bureau
Hammond
George C. Richards
Militia Bureau
Beaven Reports Spirit World Experience Before Death
Dr Samuel W Beaven pastor emeritus of Lake Avenue Baptist Church Rochester awoke from a seeming death sleep and spoke of life in another world his family preserving his words The son Rev Dr A W Beaven says the question of actual death remains unclear but the experience carried deep spiritual significance for the family and the church community
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N. Y
Samuel W. Beaven
Lake Avenue Baptist Church
A. W. Beaven
Beaven
Bank Robbery Report Near Dayton Ends Without Loot
Dayton police investigated a robbery attempt at a bank in Englewood eight miles north of Dayton. Three men entered the bank, Miss Stella Rush activated the burglar alarm, and the robbers fled in a Dayton stolen car without taking any money.
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Englewood
Wife of Ex Kaiser's Second Wife Hospitalized in Berlin
Berlin reports Her mine wife of the former Kaiser has moved to the Wilmersdorf Krankenhaus to undergo a gynecological operation. Neighbors include wives of workers and servant girls. She will remain about two weeks for recovery under the hospital staff.
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New York World News Service
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Hermine
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Krankenhaus
Wilmersdorf
Saleadaiee World News Service
Ks ‘Worlds Press Pub. Co
Indictments for Liquor Smuggling at Leiter Beverly Home
The Federal Grand Jury charged Joseph Leiter of Chicago and three staff at his Beverly summer home with liquor smuggling and concealment. The indictments cite December 1 and 2 as the offense dates and 685 bottles of various liquors. Earlier reports claimed a hijacking of liquors from the Leiter residence. Federal officers later seized liquors stored in a vault.
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Josephiter
Chicago
Beverly
Leiter
Multiple automobile accidents injure several in city
A series of automobile crashes last night left a 16 year old girl and a five month old baby in danger with others bruised or hurt. Mary Hank suffered a fractured rib puncturing a lung. Jean Kary had a fractured thigh and internal injuries. George Brady reported to have driven the wagon, and Mrs Dollie Braker shielded her child amid cuts and bruises. Charles Dean arrived later. William Heintzman and Corbet Murphy were also injured. Police investigated and questioned drivers.
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Jean Kary
Dollie Braker
Corbet Murphy
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Reading Road
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Bethesda Hospital
Samuel Kaplan
Main Street
General Hospital
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Twelfth
Republic Streets
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George Brady
West Court Street
Elm Street
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Anna Street
Braker
Fifth District
Charles Dean
State Avenue
Chester Park
William Heintzman
Dayton Street
Edward Cross
Williamson Place
Cross
Paulina Longworth Visits White House in Market Basket
Paulina Longworth, month-old daughter of Rep Nicholas Longworth and wife, rode in a market basket during a White House visit in Washington on March 12. Mrs Longworth stopped at the State Department for her brother Kermit Roosevelt before he heads to Asia for big game hunting. The market basket in the car cost 65 cents and accompanied the infant Paulina.
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Paulina
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Longworth
State Department
Kermit Roosevelt
Asia
Fear Spy Victim in Royalist Plot
Dr Armgaard Karl Graves, famed international spy, has been missing since last August after a trip to St Louis to investigate a Royalist coup plot to restore the Hohenzollerns in Germany He allegedly predicted German President Ebert's death and sought to thwart the plan while Royalist backers in St Louis funded him.
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Armgaard Karl Graves
St. Louis
Ger
Dr. Graves
Germany
Ebert
United States
Department of Justice
Graves
Ft. Oglethorpe
Secret Service
World Court issue, Warren nomination stir Senate session
Washington reports say World Court debate dominated Republican leaders' plans to end the special session while Warren's nomination remained unresolved. Conference talks touched on discipline of insurgent senators La Follette, Ladd, Frazier, and Brookhart, with party lines firm on free action for attending members.
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la Follette
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Ladd
Frazier
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Coolidge
Kerosene Laced Home Brew Fatal to Iowa Farmer
In Cedar Rapids on March 12 Joseph Navratil a 63 year old farmer died after drinking home made liquor into which dry agents had poured kerosene to render it unfit for use An autopsy noted heart dilation and a chemical analysis will determine the cause Police consider possible manslaughter prosecution Navratil’s farm home was raided yesterday and the kerosene was in a barrel of mash Mrs Navratil was informed but did not warn her husband
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New York World News Service
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Navratil
Navratil
Confidentce Vote Follows Fascist Chamber Uproar
In Rome March 12 the Mussolini government won a large majority in the Chamber of Deputies on the interior ministry estimates. Communist deputy Maffi sparked an uproar accusing fascists of enrichment and violence, leading to a brief melee as Farinacci and TERRUZZI rallied with others to attack Maffi.
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Fascisti
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Giacomo Acerbo
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Acerbo
Poisoning Mystery Shocks Medina County Family
In Medina Ohio authorities investigate a baffling poisoning case in the Gienke family of Valley City. Fred Gienke and wife died while three children aged 18, 17, and 24 were left seriously ill. A coffee can and insecticide traces are analyzed as investigators seek a motive and culprit. Public sale of farm items follows the family’s disruption.
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Ohio
Simons Sworn In as German Head in Berlin
In Berlin on March 12 Dr Walter Simons was sworn in as President of the German Republic, succeeding the late Friedrich Ebert. Shortly after, Wilhelm Marx was unanimously named as the Clerical and Middle parties coalition candidate for president, with opposition from Nationalists and others who may back Karl Jarres. The Clericals faced pressure, and some saw Marx’s nomination as desperation.
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German Republic
Walter Simons
Friedrich Ebert
Wilhelm Marx
Prussia
Fehrenbach
Otto Essier
Lerical
Bavarian People’s Party
Economic Party
Dr. Marx
Karl Jarres
Interior
Gessler
Marx
Copeland Ends Filibuster On Pines Treaty
Senate votes at 3 on the Cuba sovereignty treaty for the Isle of Pines after Senator Copeland ends a lengthy one man filibuster. Pepper leads the unanimous consent deal limiting speeches to 15 minutes each. Copeland urges U S ownership rights and cites the Paris treaty in his hub.
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Copeland
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N. Y
Senate
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Shipstead
F.L
Minn
Pepper
New York
Curtis
Kansas
Fess
Death by Own Action At 626 Neave Street
Despondent by illness, Fred Sylvester 48 hanged himself at his home on 626 Neave Street last night. Found by his sister Mrs. Elizabeth Howe, a physician pronounced death by his own action. A rope to an iron hook on a door and a handkerchief around the neck indicated prior attempt. He had been ill since October and unable to work. he was staying with his sister when discovered.
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Neave Street
Elizabeth Howe
Sylvester
O. E. Cress
Goroner
Robbery on Santa Fe work train nets laborers haul
In Los Angeles on March 12 three armed men halted a Santa Fe work train at Wiseburn siding between the city and Redondo Beach. They lined up 100 laborers in their bunks and robbed them of between 1000 and 6000 dollars before fleeing in an automobile.
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