Paris Students and Police Clash Over Lecture Protest
Royalist and Conservative Republican students at the University of Paris and Sorbonne prevented Prof. Georges Scelle from delivering a lecture on international law provoking a three hour confrontation with police. Fifty four officers were wounded, thirty students arrested including three ringleaders, as clashes continued amid chants and a later Communist demonstration. The prefect overseen the operation and the lecture was postponed to Monday.
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Paris
Law School
University of Paris
Sorbonne
Georges Scelle
Pantheon Hill
Mountain of St. Genevieve
Herriot
Republic
Scelle
Minister of Labor
Studen
Pantheon
M. Morain
Place du Pantheon
Anarchist and Officer Die in Sofia Street Battle
In Sofia a running street fight with anarchists ended with the death of one anarchist and the death of a Bulgarian lieutenant who aided police. Police captured several rebels and a bomb was used during a siege near a house where attackers held off officers for hours. An anarchist leader was slain as officers closed in.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Duchess of Westminster Divorce Scandal Rumors
London gossip swirls as the Duchess of Westminster reportedly files for divorce from the Duke. Indications suggest many society names may be drawn into the case, with potential links to Monte Carlo and a high‑profile petition.
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New York World News Service
New York
London
Duchess of Westminster
Monte Carlo
Westminster
Dennistoun
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World Press Pub. Co
Floorwalker slain in city store by robber
Harry Davis 22 a floor walker was shot and killed by a hold up man in the 8 8 S Kresge Company store in St Paul Minn The robber failed to take a money bag and fled into a side street The crowded store witnessed only a brief struggle Davis left a widow and one son
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ST. Paul, Inn
Harry Davis
S. Kresge Company
Davis
Three-Legged Dog Saves Master and Daughter Wins Ribbon
In Denver on March 28 the Colorado Kennel Club awards "Dinty" the blue ribbon for bravery. The three legged mixed breed rescued Ernest Ingwersen from a mountain steel trap, led him to safety in a blizzard, and saved his three year old daughter from a hog attack.
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Denver
Colo
Dinty
Colorado Kennel Club
Ernest Ingwersen
Ingwersen
Duke's Ex Wife Seeks New York Marriage Claim
In New York, Lillian N. Duke, divorced twenty years ago from tobacco baron James B. Duke, sues to have the New Jersey decree declared invalid and to be recognized as Duke's legal wife. A summary order requires her to show cause why the suit should not be dismissed. The report notes Duke has since remarried and has a 12 year old daughter by his second wife.
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New York World News Service
New York
James B. Duke
Tobacco King
Lillian N. Duke
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Duke
New York State
Frank T. Huntoon
Old Guard
Huntoon
Mrs. McCredy
Alfred E. Lindsay
Nyack
N. Y
Louise
South
Fifth Avenue
Somerville
N. J
Doris
Widener to Memorialize Father With Great Art Gift
The Widener collection at Lynnewood Hall Philadelphia gains Titian Venus and Adonis and Renoir La Danseuse from renowned collections. Joseph Widener plans to donate the art to the public as a memorial to his father P A B Widener, with endowment to support a major private-to-public museum.
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Titian
Venus and
Adonis
Renoir
New York World News Service
New York
Joseph E. Widener
Lynnewood Hall
Elkins Park
Philadelphia
tTitian
Lord Spencer
England
Paul Durand-Ruel
Paris
Widener
World News Service
P. A. B. Widener
Father
Prince Youssoupoff
Rembrandts
Mill
Double Killing at Cleveland Film Theater
Miss Lillian Tyler 32 an organist and Homer Walters were found dead in adjoining seats in a Cleveland moving picture theater. Police say Walters shot Tyler and then killed himself. witnesses heard five shots but assumed a film cue. Walters 32 a musician and Buckhorn Coal Treasurer had quarrelled with Tyler who had sought protection.
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Cleveland, O
Lillian Tyler
Moving Picture Theater
Homer Walters
Walters
Miss Tyler
East Cleveland
Central Police Station
Alliance
Ashtabula
Buckhorn Coal Company
Minerva, O
Adelbert College
Western Reserve University
W. C. Walters
Cleveland
Threat of prisoner to blow up Mansfield scene details
William Szablak, sentenced to one to three years in the Mansfield State Penitentiary, threatened to return to Mansfield and blow up every man woman and child. Judge Galbraith ordered adding three years to the minimum, after the sheriff relayed the threat.
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Ohio City
Mansfield, O
William Szablak
State
Common Pleas Court
Mansfield
Galbraith
Szablak
O Neil hid in Cannes villa as Teapot Dome case nears
James E. O Neil former Prairie Oil and Gas president re Decorated Villa San Antonio Cannes likely to stay all summer. He cut telephone lines and avoids public appearances while awaiting U S government testimony in the Teapot Dome lease annulment suit. He frequents the Croisette and casino Baccarat with a quiet pace.
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New York World News Service
Cannes
James E. O’neil
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
United States
Geapotrome
San Antonio
O’neil
O'Neil
Cambria
Avery Rockefeller
Cannes Bay
Basil Zaharoff
Baccarat
Frank Gould
Henry Clews
Paris
Versailles
Teapot Dome
H. M. Blackmer
Midwest Refining Company
Blackmer
Villa San Antonio
Villa
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Cripple Walks After Hospital Scare In New Jersey
In Kearny New Jersey a paralyzed man Fred Keiber 38. of Lyndhurst is said to regain use of his legs after a delirious patient Peter Granato attacked ward residents at Stump Memorial Hospital. Keiber walked unaided back to his bed and doctors plan to observe for lasting recovery.
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New York World News Service
Kearny
N. J
Stumf Memorial Hospital
Fred Keiber
Lyndhurst
Plainfield
Peter Granato
Keiber
Granato
Keither
Plans biggest Paris hotel by Cleveland builder
Joseph E. Gilbert, who came from Cleveland after borrowing railway fare and has since built eighteen of New York's tallest skyscrapers, announced aboard the Paris that he is considering building a 1,000 room hotel in Paris, aiming to be the city's largest.
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Paris
New York
Joseph E. Gilbert
Cleveland
Nippert Lodge Dedicated Gift To Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Dedication ceremonies drew hundreds from over a dozen states to Cincinnati for James Gamble Nippert Memorial Lodge at the University of Cincinnati. Governor Brandon led the tribute praising Nippert’s sacrifice and student spirit, as dignitaries described the lodge as a premier fraternity home and a lasting memorial.
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Nippert Memorial Lodge
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Cincinnati
Middle West
James Gamble Nippert
Clifton Avenue
United States
Alfred K.nippert
University of Cincinnati
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
William W. Brandon
Alabama
Arthur J. Tuttle
United States District Court
Detroit
William C. Severe
Sigma Alpha
Evanston
Ill
O. K. Quivey
Baltimore
Brandon
America
Jimmy’ Nippert
Manhattan Round-Up Of Stray Cats Sparks Round of Mishaps
The Bowling Green Neighborhood Association organized a stray cat roundup in lower Whatan Day. After 75 cats, fights protests and pen looting followed. Officials halted the hunt and warned there may be no cat hunt next year. Children returned cats as repeaters earning two tickets to a cat party next week.
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New York
Lower Whattan
Bowling Green
Seal of Artaxerxes Found in Russian Storerooms
Archaeologists reveal a seal of Artaxerxes and Oriental gold coins from the Golden Horde era in Moscow storerooms. The seal portrays the king in war dress leading prisoners and carries Arabic inscriptions. About twelve hundred coins were preserved in the state historical museum collection.
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Washington
Artaxeres
B.C
Artaxerxes III
Russian Information Bureau
Joint Information Bureau
Moscow
Artaxerxes
Fine Arts Museum
Batu Khan
Jenghiz Khan
Russia
Golden Horde
State Historical Museum
Train Wrecked by Avalanche Near Irkutsk
A train en route to Verkhne Udinsk was hit by a large avalanche near Irkutsk in Eastern Siberia. After hours of rescue work, sixteen dead and thirty injured were recovered. additional fatalities were not known and tracks were blocked for a long stretch.
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Irkutsk
Siberia
Verkhne- Udinsk
Edward Bok Pledges $50,000 Gift to School
Edward Bok of Philadelphia pledges $50,000 to the Walter Hines Page School of International Relations at Johns Hopkins University. Owen D. Young, board president, announces the gift and Bok notes the institution will foster an international mindset vital to national life and the end of isolation.
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New York
Edward Bok
Philadelphia
Walter Hines Page
Johns Hopkins University
Owen D. Young
Bok
Daring hold up nets 190 at Hub Cafe in city’s business district
A well dressed bandit entered the Hub Cafe at 42 East Fifth street at 8 30 PM and forced the cashier Harry Glessman to open the register. He pocketed 190 dollars in bills and fled, leaving silver behind and eluding a police search with witnesses describing a 5 7, 160 pound man. M Silverglade owns the restaurant.
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Hub
Hub Cafe
East Fifth Street
Fountain Square
Harry Glessman
Scott Street
Covington
Glessman
Fifth Street
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Earl Au
Gessman
M. Silverglade
Meredith Mystery Girl Sparks London Suit Talk
London dispatches said Lois Meredith American actress plans to sue Colonel Dennistoun for breach of promise and defamation. Dudley Field Malone announced the suit would be filed in London. a friend denied Meredith knows Malone or Dennistoun. Meredith, once a stage actress, appeared in Help Wanted Peg o My Heart Within the Law and Madame Sherry and in The Woman and An Enemy to Society on screen.
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Ture
Ian Onslow Dennistoun
Dorothy Dennistoun
Dudley Field Malone
New York
Paris
Fridais Meredith
Dennistoun
Miss Meredith
Colonel Dennistoun
Malone
London
Help Wanted
Madame Sherry
Europe
Countess Carnarvon
Buffalo postoffice probe into $120000 missing mail pouch
Buffalo investigators fail to solve the February 27 theft of a mail pouch containing $120,000 in ten dollar notes on a railway transit from Detroit to Buffalo. One note surfaced in a Buffalo bank, prompting a larger probe and a $10000 reward offer.
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New York World News Service
Ffalo
Postoffice
Buffalo
Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
Pennsylvania
Joseph Vick
Detroit
Pennsylvania Railroad
Michigan Central
Curtis Street
Chapman plan to prove alibi of murder suspect
Hartford dispatch reports defense lawyer Groehl seeks an alibi witness from New York to place Gerald Chapman away from New Britain when Patrolman James Shelley was shot. Subpoena issued for liveryman Snake Johnson who saw two men enter Davidson Leventhal store. State may call Johnson, but defense argues Chapman knew Shean and was with him until noon prior to the crime. Jurors escorted on outing. Chapman remains confined at Wethersfield Prison as public interest grows.
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Frederick J. Groehl
Chapman
New York
New Britain
Conn
James Shelley
Groehl
Apman
Johnson
Davidson & Leventhal
Main Street
Samuel Davidson
Shelley
Walter Shean
Alcorn
Shean
Steubenville
George Stuyvesant
Madison Square Garden
New
Stuyvesant
Cooley Hotel
Springfield
Mass
Charles T. Shean
Connecticut
Connnecticut
Helen Gahagan
Bowers
New England
Wethersfield Penitentiary
Boston
Emir Deported In The Steerage
Liverpool March 28. The Emir of Kurdestan, described as a deportee, was sent out of Liverpool in the steerage of the liner Celtic bound for New York. British officials note a mismatch in earlier deportation routing and the Emir travels third class despite protest, as officers place him below deck.
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Liverpool
tLife
Kurdestan
Celtic
New York
Amercan
France
England
Muskogee Man Found Guilty of First Degree Murder in Phoenix
Wil Lawrence of Muskogee Oklahoma was found guilty of first degree murder for the fatal shooting of Phoenix Policeman Haze Burch early last month. A jury sentenced him to death in the Superior Court session held this afternoon.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Wil Lawrence
Muskogee
Okla
Lawrence
Haze Burch
Phoenix
Pershing Declines to Take Orders from Dawes if Elected
General John J. Pershing, campaigning as a Republican Senate candidate from Missouri, says he would not take orders from Vice President Charles G. Dawes even if Dawes presided as Senate leader. Pershing notes Dawes is only the presiding officer, not his superior. He spoke upon alighting from a Chicago train before departing for Lincoln, Nebraska to visit relatives.
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Chicago
John J. Pershing
Missouri
Charles G. Dawes
Lincoln
Neb
Pershing
Senate
General Dawes
Marshal Indicted for Murder After Chesaneake Shooting
Jesse Forgee a 72 year old Town Marshal of Proctorville Ohio was indicted for murder by a special grand jury in Ironton following a shooting at Chesaneake that killed Harrison Wilkes aged 32 and seriously wounded Fred Baise aged 38.
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Associated Press
Huntington
W. Va
Jesse Forgee
Proctorville
Ohio
Ohio River
Ironton
Harrison Wilkes
Fred Baise
Chesaneake
Robbers Blow Open Bank Vault in Cold Springs Heist
Robbers blew open the vault at the First National Bank in Cold Springs Minnesota and fled with $6,000 after wounding the village marshal and a companion who surprised them at work.
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Cold Springs
Minn
First National Bank
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