Shepherd Held for Questioning in McClintock Death
In Chicago William D Shepherd remains in custody of the State s Attorney after a night of questioning over the typhoid death of his ward William N McClintock who left him a large estate The hearing in Judge Hopkins court room touches the Loeb Leopold sentence site and 25 former Farman School students are summoned for examination Fostered by ongoing investigations Crowe indicates possible formal charges if needed
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Shepherd
Robert E. Crowe
J. H. Hopkins
Mr. Crowe
McClintock
Co. C. Farman
Crowe
Billy McClintock
Williams. Stewart
Stewart
New Mexico
Hopkins
Illinois
Harry Olson
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Farman School
T. A. Paul
Louis Kles
Shepherds
Oscar Carlstrom
Faiman
J. P. Marchand
Faiman School
Young McClintock
Isabele Pope
Olson
Boy 14 Faces Murder Charge to Save Mother
Harold Willis, 14, will face a murder charge in Juvenile Court on March 25 over the killing of Dr. Benjamin Baldwin. His mother Margaret Willis already received a life sentence. The District Attorney says the confession was a defense effort to shield his mother from prison. The hearing will seek Ward of Juvenile Court.
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Los Angeles
Harold Willis
Benjamin Baldwin
Margaret Willis
Archhbald
Harold
Baby film star Lucille Rickson dies in Los Angeles
Lucille Rickson, a baby film star of 1923 and reportedly the youngest leading woman on the screen, died today in Los Angeles after a long illness. Her mother had died last month.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Lucille Rickson
Germany Invited To League On Equal Terms
Geneva reports the League Council approves Germany joining on equal footing while France agrees to withdraw Saar troops within a year. Britain and Sweden push France to pull back and increase local gendarmerie to 1,000. a Saar crisis is defused with a advisory report planned.
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Germany
Saar
Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Europe
Britain
Sweden
France
World News Service
R. D. Waugh
Commission
The
Waugh
M. Rault
League Governing Commission
Swe
Strife Between Church and State Breaks Out in Alsace Strike
In Strasbourg Colmar and Alsace an open clash looms as Bishop of Strasbourg calls a school strike for Monday. Prefect warns parents face fines and jail under the April 18 1871 law. Vatican embassy debate resurfaces in Senate and Chamber as political lines churn.
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Strasbourg
Paris
Colmar
Alsace
Monsignor Ruch
Barromeo
Senate
Chamber
M. Loucheur
Loucheur
Vatican
Finance Committee
Alsace-Lorraine
Holy See
Seine
Herriot
Senate Committee
Notorious Bandit La Trasse Captured in Kansas
Eldorado Kansas March 14 William Big Bill La Trasse long famed Kansas criminal was captured in an abandoned house near Eldorado and jailed in Butler County Also slain in the raid was Claude Henderson La Trasse had violated a Christmas parole and claimed wifehood to Hazel Henderson He gained notoriety for a 1910 Missouri Pacific train robbery near Kansas City yielding about 2000 The capture is seen as breaking a bank robbery gang terrorizing central and eastern Kansas
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Eldorado
Kan
William
Big Bill
la Trasse
Kansas
Butler County
Claude Henderson
J. M. Davis
Kansas City
la Trosse
Poison murder probe widens in Valley City case
Medina County prosecutors pursue new leads in the Vale City poison deaths and related illnesses spanning December through March. Joseph Seymour, missing from his office amid rapid developments, investigates who bought poison at a Medina drug store and how it was given to the Gienke family. Marie and Rudolph Gienke remain critically ill, with Fred C. Gienke Jr recovering from partial paralysis. The deaths include Mrs. Sophie Hazel and Mrs. Lillian Gienke, with several relatives sickened.
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Medina, O
Joseph Seymour
Valley City
Fred C. Gienke
Fred C. Gienke, Jr
Gienke
Hazel
Roshon
Mid West in Grip of Winter Again
Mild weather gave way to a snow sleet and rainstorm sweeping from the Northwest into the Middle West. The storm moved northeast toward the Ohio Valley and eastern Great Lakes as a cold snap pushed southeastward. Chicago expects about 12 degrees above zero with colder conditions across the region tomorrow.
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Chicago
Middle West
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Senate in Uproar Over Warren Recess Appointment Plan
Washington March 14 President Coolidge will offer Charles B. Warren a recess appointment as Attorney General if the Senate rejects his nomination again. Democrats challenge the Senate's constitutional authority while urging decisive action, as the White House pursues confirmation and Warren avoids a vacancy.
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Senate
Ernst
Permit
Couzens
Coolidge
Warren
Associated Press
Washington
Charles. B. Warren
White House
Sanders
Chamber
Senator Curtis
Kan
Walsh
Dem
Mont
Creement
Robinson
Ark
Declar
Reed
Congress
Changes in Attitude Toward Trusts Revealed by Warren Row
Washington March 14 1925 debate over Charles B Warren nomination as Attorney General shows shifts in view of trusts since 1906. Warren's ties to Michigan Sugar and Havemeyer era trust activity are examined with Sen Cummins defending his actions and opponents questioning motives and possible ongoing influence. Language withdrawal and alleged correspondence disappearance are noted.
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Warren Row
Lawrence
Cane
David Lawrence
the Commercial Tribune
Washington
Mr. Warren
Michigan
Trust
Havemeyer
Michigan Companies
Warren
American Sugar Refining Company
Northern Securities
Supreme Court of the United States
Reed
Missouri
Mr. Coolidge
Associated Press
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ernst
Rep. Ky
Couzens
Glass
Dem
the Treasury
Kentucky
Robinson
Ark
Virginia
Rep
Borah
Idaho
United States
Ciuzens
Treasury
Mellon
Prohibition Unit
Senator Ernst
Treasury Department
Eens Mellon
Couzens Committee
Cis
Mulan
Arms Limitation Proposal Tabled in Senate
Senator Shipstead of Minnesota introduced a resolution stating the Senate is ready to hear concrete proposals from President Coolidge to conclude binding international agreements for arms limitation and prohibition of warfare. The measure was ordered to be tabled. It calls for negotiations among American, European, and Asiatic powers to limit preparations for war and to effect the International Commission on the rules of war recommendations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shipstead
F.L
Minn
Senate
Coolidge
International Commission
Warre
Death ends Nero the dog’s eight months at master’s grave
In Lancaster Ohio Nero, a dog, kept daily vigil at the grave of his master Charles Farmer who was shot by prohibition officers last July. The dog died at the cemetery ending a months long vigil that drew humane officials to intervene and ministers to praise the loyalty.
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Lancaster
Nero
Charles Farmer
Prohibition
Storm Dumps Ten Inches of Snow on Southern Wisconsin
A twenty four hour storm in Southern Wisconsin brought ten inches of snow with blizzard like conditions. Drifts halted traffic in some sections as communities clean up after the storm.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Identify Finder of Wilson Plot
The New York World reports that Oscar Greenhalge, nephew of former Massachusetts governor Frederick Greenhalge, is identified as the man named Garland who uncovered a plot to assassinate President Wilson. Ralph M. Easley and Col. Arthur Woods corroborate the identification, noting Greenhalge’s possible death or disappearance after leaving Halifax with Count von Bernstorff’s entourage. The World says Greenhalge learned of a plan by anarchists in Paterson, New Jersey to place a rifle in a tree near the White House to kill the President.
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New York
New York World
Garland
Samuel Gompers
President Wilson
Oscar Greenhalge
Frederick Greenhalge
Massachusetts
Chicago
Treasury
Ralph M. Easley
National Civic Federation
Greenhalge
Mr. Easley
Halifax
Count von Bernstorff
Easley
Paterson
N. J
White House
Schoolboy 13 Ends Life with Mother’s Photo in Home Tragedy
Joseph Essex 13 shot himself in the heart at his Delhi pike home near Mt. St. Joseph while caring for two younger brothers. He had mourned his mother Martha Essex a year after her death and left schoolbooks burned in the kitchen range. Neighbors, a physician, and a coroner all noted death by self-inflicted gunshot.
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Joseph Essex
Joseph
Essex
Delhi Pike
Mt. St. Joseph
E. S. Lehman
Sayler Park
Martha Essex
George
Arfi Lloyd
Lloyd
Lou
John A. Nickson
Compton Avenue
Mr. Nickson
Lehman
Nickson
D. C. Handley
Colony School
St. Joseph Station
Big Four Railroad
Pital
Edmond R. Headley
Thomas Calvin
St. Leger
Ex Cincinnati Couple Faces New York Larceny Case
Edmund R. Headley a Kentucky heir and former Cairo Alexandria attache is jailed in the Tombs on larceny charges while his wife, formerly of Alexandria Egypt, is under arrest for shoplifting at Lord & Taylor. The couple’s costly lifestyle and failed marriage prompted the legal actions as Headley awaits grand jury action.
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York World News Service
York
Alexandria
Egypt
Edmund R. Headley
Kentucky
Cairo
Ovington Bros. Company
Frothingham
Headley
William Headley
Lexington
Thomas Calvin
Cincinnati
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Loeb
Leopold
Berlin
League Council
Organization For Peace
Quinones de Leon
Stresemann
Paris Soir
la Liberte
Posse
Polson
Medina County
Méron
Mid-West
Tion
Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Stavangerford
Bergen
Liverpool
Columbia
Glasgow
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Labourbonnais
Bordeaux
Canada
Wilson
Gompers
Gurl
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