Britain to back France and Germany in Rhine pact
London reports say Britain's move to a five power Western pact would guarantee France against Germany and defend German territory against France. If France seeks Britain support, Britain would require Germany to fight for France if Paris tries to seize the Rhine. Germany will propose arbitration treaties with allied states and seek a World Court mechanism within a broader security pact.
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John IL
Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Britain
Germany
Europe
Chamberlain
France
German
Rhine
Herriot
Yeserday
World News Service
Berlin
Poland
Illy
Silesia
Czecho-Slovakia
Sweden
Finla
Switzerland
League of Nations
Jazz Girl On Trial For Her Life In San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson a sixteen year old accused of killing her mother during a party faced a crowded courtroom. She fainted and was moved to the prison hospital as jurors were gradually weeded, with a jury pool now comprising ten men and two middle aged women.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Mother
Son of McCormick Dons Overalls in Harvester Shops
Fowler McCormick son of Harold F McCormick and his former wife has worked six weeks in International Harvester Milwaukee shops learning manufacturing. He wears overalls and does hand callousing work while the heir to the McCormick millions prepares for possible future control. His father chairs the Exeutive Committee. Uncle Cyrus McCormick Sr. heads the Board of Directors.
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Chicago
Fowler McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
Rockefeller McCormick
International Harvester Company
Milwaukee
McCormick Millions
McCormick
Ganna Walska
Europe
Cyrus McCormick, Sr
The
Judge Divides All of Money
Grace Thayer testified before a Congressional committee about a past incident in which C B Thomas divided a roll of bills with Judge George W English after two men handed the money to Thomas. She said the men were connected to criminal action in Englishs court and she feared for testimony.
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ST. Louis
Grace Thayer
C. B. Thomas
Congressional Committee
George W. English
Thomas
English
Thayer
Judge English
Virgil
Mussolini Illness Tests Italian Fascist Unity in Crisis
Geneva dispatch reports Mussolini's weakening control amid internal rivalries led by Federzoni and Farinacci. Strikes resurge, labor discontent grows, and industrial leaders demand negotiations with the Socialist Confederation of Labor while the regime faces wage inflation and calls for policy shifts.
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The
World News Service
Kajetan Dunbar
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Dunbar
New York World News Service
Geneva
Mussolini
Luigi Federzoni
Farinacci
Federzoni
Socialist Confederation of Labor
France
Confederation of Aabor
Germany
Fascisti Party
Branding tragedy shocks California cult family
District Attorney Edgar Rothe revealed a confession from Anna Rhodes detailing a ritual of branding and nude Garden of Eden scenes performed by her family and kin in a cult linked to the Assembly of God. He plans an insanity warrant and grand jury inquiry into the group’s practices. Herman P. Sharlow died from injuries weeks after the incident.
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Associated Press
Une Vewee
Cal
Marth
Herman P. Sharlow
Edgar Rothe
Anna Rhodes
Rothe
Edward
Sharlow
Frank Rhodes
Edward Rhodes
Rhodes
Olive Humphreys
San Francisco
Pentecostal Church
Senate confirms Ehlers and appointees to boards
Columbus March 25 senate confirms Governor Donahey's appointment of John Rutledge Akron and Charles Ehlers Cincinnati to the State Board of Pharmacy and Joseph J. Johnson Columbus to the Wilberforce University Board of Trustees.
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Columbus
Donahey
John Rutledge
Akron
Charles Ehlers
Cincinnati
State Board of Pharmacy
Joseph J. Johnson
Wilberforce University
Government to Burn 100 Million Banknotes in Rome
In Rome on March 25 a bonfire destroyed 100 million lire of bank notes to inaugurate a government plan to reduce paper currency circulation. Officials including Finance Minister Signor de Stefani witnessed the event with further burns of about 1 billion lire slated within two months.
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Rome
Signor de Stefani
Deprenu Back in Jail Augourt Refuses Bail
William D. Shepherd, charged with murdering his foster son William N. McClintock by typhoid inoculation to gain a $1,000,000 estate, loses bail bid. Judge Hopkins flags Faiman testimony as crucial but admissible, and vows speedy trial. Shepherd plans Supreme Court habeas corpus appeal.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Jacob Hopkins
Criminal Court
Faiman
Hopkins
Billy McClintock
Farman
Shepherd
Billy
Illinois
W. S. Stewart
Robert’ E. Crowe
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Crowe
Stewart
Supreme Court
Fate of G and O Raya on ruling of court today
A Richmond Va judge will decide if Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders may meet next Monday to discuss the proposed Nickel Plate System consolidation. The plan would unite C and O Hocking Valley Erie and Pere Marquette into a vast trunk system, behind which the Van Swerings drive a decades old railroad expansion. Proxies have been sent and minority stockholders decry the terms as railroad stealing while eight of eleven directors serve on multiple boards.
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New York World News Service
New York
Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thorugh
Cleveland
O. P
M. J. van Swerigen
New York, Chicago
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Erie
Pere Marquette
Detroit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
van Sweringens
Chesapeake Stockholders
Atlanta
van Sweringen
Nickel Plate
Dobbs
Spirits Revealed innocence claim for Shepherd son
Indianapolis March 25. Mrs Martha Shepherd Hayden mother of William D Shepherd charged with murder in Chicago says spirits assure her son is innocent. The 77 year old spiritualist says she has communed with the spirits and believes he will be cleared within two weeks. She recalls visiting Chicago and says the son loved the boy and would have earned a fortune, not committed murder.
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Shepherd
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Martha Shepherd Hayden
William D. Shepherd
William McClintock
Chicago
Billy
God
Rostand's Archangel praised as Guynemer tribute at debut
Paris dispatch reports Maurice Rostand's Archangel opened without incident. The play honors Captain Guyenne Guynemer, France's famed air ace, showing his heroism and patriotism with an apotheosis at the Pantheon. Mme Guynemer influenced casting and tone to avoid political sentiment.
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Rostand
Archangel
Guynemer
Paris
Maurice Rostand
France
Hostand
Mme
Guymemer
Ight World News Service
World
Prees Pub
Gol
Connecticut Jury Seated for Chapman Murder Trial
Gerald Chapman, seeking luxury through crime, faces a Connecticut jury of 11 members as the state opens its case in the murder of James Skelly, a New Britain policeman. Police connected Chapman to the Davidson Leventhal store shooting after Walter Shean implicated him.
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Chapman
Jennings
Connecticut
James Skelly
New Britain
Skelly
Davidson & Leventhal
Walter E. Shean
Victims Named in Auto Mishap and Senate Probe
A 13 year old boy Earl McLay was crushed under a truck wheel on Second Street yesterday and hospitalized with likely fatal internal injuries. A 5 year old, Edward Eldred, was struck by a truck and treated for leg and head injuries. Another woman, Elvera Doebrich, sustained a dislocated hip after being struck by a car. driver John Bishop faced reckless driving charges. A fourth injury involved Charlotte Nichols who suffered head and facial bruises after stepping from a streetcar. In Columbus, Ohio the Senate moved to investigate alleged radical affiliations among faculty at Ohio State University Miami University and Ohio University with provisions to suspend salaries of implicated staff. The resolution cites professors linked to the Forty-eight and IWW.
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Second Street
Main
Sycamore Streets
Earl McLay
Sycamore Street
General Hospital
Edward Eldred
Edward W. Eldred
West Fifth Street
Covington
Vernon Baldwin
Linden
Holman
Fifth
Bakewell
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Elvera Doebrich
Inwood Place
John Bishop
Prentice Street
Auburn and
McGregor Avenues
Bishop
Auburn Avenue
Charlotte Nichols
Barclay Apartments
Rockdale Avenue
Reading Road
Alice Keller
Cherry Street
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Ohio State University
Miami University
Ohio University
James R. Hopley
Bucyrus
George H. Benders
Cleveland
Senate
House
Senate Rules Committee
Committee of Forty-eight
General Assembly
New York
William D. Haywood
Eugene V. Debs
Industrial Workers of the World
Scott Nearing
Jane Addams
Tragedy in Seven Street Room Ends in Double Suicide
Pearl Smith 35 and his wife died after he slashed her throat and then slashed his own throat with a broken razor in their West Sixth Street room. Smith, a WWI Rainbow Division veteran wounded in action, had been separated from his wife for two months and was awaiting recovery at General Hospital. A roommate said Smith had seemed hopeful about reconciling, and a letter found in the room curses the man Smith blamed for breaking up the marriage.
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Pearl Smith
West
Sixth Street
Smith
General Hospital
West Sixth Street
Ohio Typewriter Company
West Fourth Street
Marne
Bert F. Fowler
Fowler
First District
Marsh
Richard Vence
Vence
Corec Ean
Scientists Find Garlic Breath Solution From Diet
Agriculture researchers conclude the only way to end garlicky breath is to avoid eating garlic. Dairy interests sought relief from garlicky milk after cows fed on garlic. Experts say preventing cows from the weed in feed is the sole remedy.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mastodon Bones Dug Up on Manhattan Island
New York March 25 workmen unearthed mastodon remains in Manhattan fifteen feet down during excavation for a new apartment building. A two foot jawbone and two bone fragments were identified by American Museum of Natural History experts as relics of a giant mastodon. Twenty five years earlier a mastodon tusk was found during Harlem Ship Canal digging.
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New York
Manhattan Island
American Museum of Natural History
Hiarlem Ship Canal
Dayton Man Robbed Of Auto Near Cincinnati
Four armed men posing as officers stopped Albert Van Dam as he drove toward Dayton on Reading road near Cincinnati. They hijacked his car, took him and a companion to another vehicle, and forced them to walk away after declaring arrests. Two robbers kept Van Dam’s car, and police in Dayton and Cincinnati search for the suspects.
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Dayton, CO
Albert van Dam
Dayton
Reading Road
Cincinnati
van Dam
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