Mussolini Illness Sparks Public Appearance in Rome
A World News Service dispatch reports Mussolini appeared publicly for three minutes on the sixth fascist anniversary, amid rumors of ill health. It notes analysts expect possible government shifts with Federzoni and Farinacci as leading figures, while opposition warns of dark times and potential constitutional pressures.
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New York World News Service
Italy
Rome
Mussolini
Kiome
Zoological Gardens
Foreign Office
Lenin
Federzoni
Farinacci
Fascisti Party
Federsoni
Fascismo
Black Shirts
de Stefani
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Mellon Pro to 6th Birthday Sticking 10 Job
Washington March 24 Andrew W Mellon Secretary of the Treasury celebrated his 70th birthday with a routine day at the Treasury and plans a Bermuda trip with his son and boys from Wallingford Choate School. He walks four miles daily and rarely uses a car enjoying a quiet Washington life. Photographers visited his office, he remarked the pictures would last a lifetime.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Pittsburgh
Bermuda
Paul
Wallingford
Conn
Treasury Department
Capitol
Georgetown
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Mellon
Treasury
Mellon
Mussolini Denial From Italian Embassy Statement
New York March 24 The World News Service received a formal Italian Embassy denial from Ambassador De Martino in Washington. The message said reports of Premier Mussolini facing serious complications or undergoing major surgery have no foundation in fact.
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The
World News Service
Kajetan Dunbar
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Dunbar
Washington
Giacomo de Martino
Mussolini
New York World News Service
New York
Pat Bon
DE Martino
Cafe's aged tomcat saves patrons from rabid dog
At Joseph Hahnel's cafe in Newport the aged tabby Tabby leaped onto a rabid dog attacking patrons Tobe Schott and Waite, sending the beast fleeing through the door as customers fled. Tabby stood his ground and deterred further harm in a brief cafe scuffle.
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Mad Dog
Tabby
Joseph Hahnel
Monmouth
Newport
Tobe Schott
William ‘Waite
Schott
Waite
Chapman Faces First Degree Murder Trial in Secluded Courtroom
Gerald Chapman goes on trial for murder with a wall of automatic guards behind him. He is kept in seclusion at Wethersfield Penitentiary and transported under heavy guard to the Hartford County Building for jury selection. Public access is barred during the trial.
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New York World News Service
Hartford
Chapman
Wethersfield
Dan Ahearn
Record of Congress Used as Rod on Boys Who Played Hookey
In Kansas City Kansas two boys caught skipping school received a spanking in Juvenile Court Judge Henry Meade used a Congressional Record wrapped in paper as the rod The judge noted it was the first real use of a Congressional Record The boys names were withheld to protect their promises not to repeat the offense
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Record OF Congress
Kansas City
Kan
Henry Meade
Gude Twins Shun Razor in 1930s Bible Life Choice
Edwin and Edgar Gude, 26 year old twin sons of Adolph Gude, former Navy radio operators, grew beards and hair long after converting a month ago to a Bible driven philosophy. They live vegetarian, simple, and natural, believing adherence to Old Testament rules improves body mind and spirit.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Edwin
Edgar Gude
Adolph Gude
Gude
Moving Mountain Shifts Westward Blocking Meeker Road
Meeker Colorado reports the Moving Mountain continues a dramatic westward drift at about two feet per hour, burying the main road toward Kufle. In two days the mass advanced roughly 100 yards, with 300 feet of road affected. Officials abandon the old route and plan a new road with two bridges to span fresh ground.
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Meeker
Colo
Kufle
Bombing at Oak Park flat building linked to two students
Chicago March 24 two Oak Park High School juniors Franklin Wells and Lawrence Smith confessed to Justice Frank A McKee that they used a chemistry experiment to bomb an unoccupied flat building last Wednesday. The blast caused $500 damage and they had tested similar devices in vacant lots prior.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Oak Park High School
Frank A. McKee
Franklin Wells
Lawrence Smith
Justice McKee
Chemical Laboratory
Persian Prince Seeks A Bride In Philadelphia Tale
Philadelphia date line reports Prince Joel James Gabriel of Tkhuma, descendant of Nebuchadnezzar, plans a July 4 proclamation claiming the throne and seeking a refined American wife. An aide ads notes covert spies and masked claims as he rebuilds a Persian dynasty.
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New York World News Service
Philadelphia
New York
Joel James Gabriel
Tkhuma
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylonia
Assyria
Chaldea
Theodore Alexander de Solomon
Zaya de Mirza
Persia
Nee
Soviet cancel of Saghalin oil contract impacts manganese talks
The Soviet District Court in Moscow voided the 1922 Saghalin oil concessions with Sinclair Consolidated Oil, ordering a return of 200000 rubles. The ruling, subject to appeal, marks the first foreign contract cancellation by the Soviet government and influences nearby manganese negotiations with Harriman interests.
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Moscow
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Company
Saghalin
Soviet Supreme Court
Harriman
Harriman Company
Ramsay Macdonald
Earl of Oxford
Ever
Sinclair
North
Soghalin
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair Company
Russia
M. Karakhan
Peking
Japan
Pioneer X-Ray Doctor Baetjer Loses Eighth Finger
Frederick Henry Baetjer a Johns Hopkins radiologist and early X-ray pioneer underwent his seventy first operation today and sacrificed his eighth finger and an eye. He remains with one thumb and one finger as new skin grafts begin to halt radiation related illness and he plans to resume X-ray work.
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Baltimore
Frederick Henry Baetjer
Johns Hopkins Hospital and Medical School
Baetjer
Sheriff and Deputy Killed by Mexican Near Merkel
Sheriff Satterwhite of Howard County and Deputy Reeves of Merkel were shot and killed near Merkel while pursuing a Mexican murder suspect. The fugitive escaped. A posse of about 200 volunteers hunts him as Texas National Guardsmen join with a machine gun.
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Abilene,tex
Satterwhite
Howard County
Tex
Reeves
Merkel
Texas National Guardsmen
Vinegar Used in Fire Suppression at Staunton Plant
Eighty thousand gallons of vinegar were used today to extinguish a fire at the plant of the National Fruit and Produce in Staunton Virginia with the blaze controlled after the unusual suppression method. Nearby Waynesboro residents reported smoke and local authorities coordinated the response.
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Staunton
The
National Fruit and Produce
Cee Vasy
Waynesboro
Chamberlain Accepts German Proposals as Basis for Concord
President Coolidge directs Kellogg to study minutes of the 1921 Washington conference to explore naval arms limits including capital ships carrier tonnage and auxiliary craft. No invitations or overtures to foreign governments are expected until the preliminary survey is completed and a definite conclusion reached.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Kellogg
Isens Ial
London
Paris
Tokyo
Rome
Foreign Office
Arbuckle Deane Wedding Delayed By Paris Divorce Rule
Roscoe Arbuckle and Doris Deane postponed their marriage after a Paris-advised ruling that his divorce from Minta Durfee must complete by April 8. The ceremony, planned in San Marino, faces scheduling obstacles as clerical officials cited prior engagements. Arbuckle indicated a future date remains possible.
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Los Angeles
Roscoe Arbuckle
Doris Deane
Arbuckle
Paris
Minta Durfee
J. Whitcomb Brougher
J. W. Summerfield
Hugh J. Crawford
San Marino
Miss Deane
Ohio Sate Faculty Targeted in Bolshevist Inquiry
A joint Senate resolution in Columbus proposes a legislative probe into alleged Bolshevist and Socialist ties among faculty at Ohio State University, Ohio University, and Miami University. It also calls for expelling or withholding salaries from any state college teacher involved with or publicly supporting revolutionary organizations.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio University At Athens
Miami University
Oxford
Senate
Rules Committee
Frank Bohn
Lusk Committee
New York
Industrial Workers of the World
Ohio University
Loyal Legion
House
United States
Branding Rite Fatal to Farmer in California
Herman R. Schalow, a California farmer, died after a religious branding party at Edward Rhodes's home near Gridley. Four relatives face warrants over the rites as investigators say Schalow was a willing victim and participants claimed a human sacrifice was needed for a fanatical ceremony.
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Oroville
Cal
Herman R. Schalow
Edward Rhodes
Scalow
Gridley
Schalow
British Foreign Secretary Defects From League Protocol Debate
In the House of Commons Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain endorses German peace proposals as a foundation for discussion and dubs the League of Nations protocol defunct. He outlines a Western frontier pact with Germany and arbitration ideas, signaling a shift toward bilateral arrangements over collective security. Lloyd George presses for clarity on Poland and Czechoslovakia while warning Britain’s role in Europe faces a turning point.
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London
League of Nations
House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Chamberlain
League
Council of the League
Geneva
Ramsay MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Germany
France
Rhine
Europe
League of Iions
House
Britain
Lloyd George
MacDonald
Belgium
Baldwin
Winston Churchill
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Ames Found Guilty in Murder of Myron O. Cleveland
Joseph A. Ames was found guilty of the murder of Myron O. Cleveland by a district court jury in Paw Paw Michigan. Cleveland, a resident of South Haven, was found dead on February 13 in the incident leading to the trial.
Misprint sidelines Oklahoma U S Attorney pick
Tulsa March 24 The Senate confirmed John Milford Goldesberry as United States District Attorney for the Northern District of Oklahoma but a mistake in the middle initial creates a dilemma for Judge F M Kennamer. The problem may require a recess appointment by President Coolidge.
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Tulsa
Okla
John W. Goldesberry
United States
Oklahoma
Senate
F. IE. Kennamer
John Milford Goldesberry
Coolidge
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