Senate Approves Naval Limits and Far Eastern Pact
Senate ratified two arms conference pacts limiting great power navies and outlawing poison gas, with 74 to 1 and 71 to 0 votes. Debate focused on disarmament progress and the Far Eastern treaty opening for further discussion amid opposition over China protections.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Maryland
Borgh
Idaho
Johnson
California
Pacific
Wadsworth
New York
China
Borah
Pastor Charged With Betraying Trust In Estate Case
Boston report states Rev. George J. Prescott faces equity charges for allegedly betraying Mrs. Amlagny P. Goodyear by influencing her to sign over property worth 25000 and creating a trust benefiting himself and family. Asa S. Allen, guardian, seeks voiding documents and full accounting plus an injunction.
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Boston
George J. Prescott
Church of the Good Shepherd
Protestant Episcopal
Amlagny P. Goodyear
Fire Rends Dublin Press Plant Amid Rebel Turmoil
A large armed party attacked The Freeman's Journal staff in Dublin early today, smashed presses, doused floors with gasoline and started a fire as firemen fought the blaze. Separately a London Star dispatch reports Irish Republican army revolting members debated declaring a military dictatorship but deferred action.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Freeman’s Journal
Irish Republican Army
London Star
Ireland
Thomas Barry
Frank Barrett
Great Britain
Dail Eireann
Cork
Donegal
Congressman on leave to plan spring plowing
Washington, March 29. Representative Clarke of New York requested ten days leave to focus on business and plan spring plowing. Clarke, a member of the Agriculture Committee, faced laughter but no objection in the House.
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Washington
House
Clarke
New York
Agriculture Committee
Jurors Questioned Over Tampering in Burch Murder Trial
Prospective jurors in the Arthur C. Burch murder trial reported visits by a man claiming to be a District Attorney relative seeking opinions on capital punishment and guilt. Defense counsel said an immediate inquiry would be made and may challenge the panel.
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Los Angopues
Arthur C. Burch
Zoe Rutherford
Paul Schenck
Burch
L. E. Baldwine
C. F. Miller
District Attorney's Office
Schenck
Miss Rutherford
W. A. Burch
Evanston, Ill
Woman Confesses to Robberies Held After Police Questioning
Cleveland police say a woman confessed to several robberies and is in custody tonight. She told officers she wanted someone to buy a vacuum cleaner. A two year old child sat on her lap during questioning.
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Cleveland, O
Daug
Man killed by locomotive in Front Street yards
Henry McClure 35 of Latonia Kentucky a switch man for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was struck and killed in the Front Street yards Cincinnati when a backing switch engine moved toward him. He was dragged thirty feet and his arms were severed. Fireman Virgil McClain and engineer L M Smith reported no warning cries. The body was taken to the County Morgue. He had worked six years and is survived by a wife and two young children.
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Henry McClure
West Thirty Third Street
Latonia
L. & N. Railroad
Front Street
Point Isabella
Cincinnati
K. S. Claxton
Beech Avenue
McClure
H. Campbell
Campbell
L. M. Smith
East Twenty-fourth Street
Covington
Virgil McClain
Madison Avenue
The
Senator to Campaign by Radio Talk in Indianapolis
United States Senator H. S. New plans a radio address to the New for Senator Club’s women department in Indianapolis Thursday night. The speech will be carried by a local station starting at 9 oclock Indianapolis time as an advance campaign method.
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Indianapolis
United States
New
Senator New
Women’s Department of the
State Department
Washington
Lorain Mayor Denounces Parker Demands He Quit
State Prohibition Director Don V Parker reportedly demanded Lorain Mayor Grall resign or face ouster over lax enforcement of liquor laws. Governor Davis said Parker was there to investigate and report back. Grall refused to resign citing political opposition and vowed to fight.
Harding to Campaign by Letters in Coming Election
President Harding will skip stump speeches in the Congressional campaign and issue letters for use on the stump. He may write letters praising Congress to be read by candidates and voters, signaling a restrained but active approach to shaping public opinion without public rallies.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Harding
Congress
Wilson
Simeon D. Fess
Republican Congressional Committee
So-and-So
Taft
Roosevelt
White House
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Mr. Wilson
Lorain Mayor in Conflict Over Liquor Law Enforcement
Lorain Ohio March 29 Don V Parker state Prohibition Commissioner demanded the resignation of Mayor Grall charging failure to enforce liquor laws. Grall said Parker or a man claiming to be Parker informed him Governor Davis would suspend Grall if he did not quit. Grall noted affidavits cited by Parker on Lorain liquor law violations are with Governor Davis as opponents push him out.
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Columbus, CO
Grall
Lorain
Don V. Parker
Davis
Parker
Hise Motatee
Gral
Business Men's Club Opposes Soldier Bonus Vote
Cincinnati businessmen voted 582 to 99 against the soldiers' bonus in a confidential referendum. Eighteen supported it conditionally and three favored it if tied to a sales tax. Rutherford Cox, secretary of the Business Men's Club, announced the result.
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Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati
Rutherford Cox
Supposed Robber Gang Fights Sheriff's Posse After Gardner's Arrest
A gun fight between seven men and a Sheriff's posse ended with the seven in custody for identification after authorities arrested "dressed-up John ny" Gardner, alleged gang leader linked to more than twenty-five bank and Post Office robberies across Southern Illinois. Gardner, a Zanesville Ohio native, was arrested yesterday in Heerlin and identified by postal inspectors in connection with Illinois robberies, including a $42,000 Concord Georgia bank robbery and a $20,000 Chiilcotthe incident.
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West Frankfort
Johnny” Gardner
Illinois
Gardner
Concord
Chillicothe
Zanesville
Heerlin
Charles Makes Will As Doctors Abandon Hope for Recovery
Lisbon dispatch reports former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary near death from pneumonia and brain complications. Doctors administer oxygen as he resides on Madeira. The ailing monarch has reportedly signed a will while a bishop is summoned to the bedside.
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Charles
Will
Lisbon
Portugal
Associated Press
Austria-Hungary
Madeira
Funchal
Woman amputates her arm under spirit's command in Washington
Mrs. Margaret Lindauer of Richmond Beach Seattle area amputated her own arm at home after claiming a spirit spoke to her and ordered the act. Her sixteen year old daughter Florence was taken to hospital in shock while Mrs. Lindauer in critical condition.
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Seattle
Wash
Margaret Jindauer
Richmond Beach
Florence
Lindauer
Stone defense opens as Olivia Stone faces electric chair
New York report on Olivia Stone who may face the electric chair for the slaying of Ellis Kinkead the Cincinnati attorney. Defense attorney Edward J. Reilly outlines unwritten law and insanity pleas while portraying Marie Gormley Kinkead as the root of trouble and describing their Atlantic City trip and engagement.
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Associated Press
New York
Olivia M. P. Stone
Ellis Guy Kinkead
Cincinnati
United States
Clark
Cincinnat
Miss Stone
Edward J. Reilly
Supreme Court
Aspinall
Kinkead
Reilly
Duttenhofer Divorce Suit Alleges Neglect and Cruelty
Mrs. Margaret Duttenhofer sues Clifford G. Duttenhofer for divorce alimony and child custody. She accuses him of neglect and cruelty since 1915 and cites gambling and riotous living, a separation on February 25, and inadequate support despite a large salary. The filing seeks service at the Metropole Hotel.
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Margaret Duttenhofer
McGregor Avenue
Clifford G. Duttenhofer
Duttenhofer-Stevens Company
East Court Street
Police Shootout in Linn and Eighth Streets Backyard Chase
Detec tive Joe Schaefer shot William Kolb 32 during a backyard steeplechase in the Linn and Eighth streets area. Kolb fled to an attic at 9083 West Eighth street and was found by officers. his companion Charles Murphy 20 was arrested at 759 West Eighth street. Both men suspected in a prior freight car robbery near Bond Hill.
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Linn
Eighth Streets
Joe Schaefer
William Kolb
West Eighth Street
Kolb
Louis Bell
Captain Baker
Ed Faith
Charles Murphy
Tennessee
Paddock Road
Bond Hill
Murphy
Eighth Street
Schaefer
Bell
General Hospital
Central Police Station
Murder trial notes reveal jailhouse plan to escape
Commonwealth Attorney files dramatic testimony as George Sanders testifies for James Powers in Covington murder case. A note read in court shows Sanders asking his wife to hide a revolver to aid a jail escape, while mother of Morris Lee identifies Powers in the shooting sequence and jurors hear conflicting accounts of who fired.
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Commonwealth
Orie S. Ware
George Sanders
Nassau Street
Cincinnati
Morris Lee
F. M. Tracy
James Powers
Ware
Sanders
Covington
John T. Murphy
Stephens L. Blakely
Powers
John Pickett
William Pickett
J. Mason Hawk
Blakely
Peter P. Theil
Isiah McKnight
Ray Rogers
Lee
Fifth
John Streets
Hamilton
O. Powers
McKnight
Rogers
M McKnight
Newport
Isabella
Lees
Harry Lee
Senators Bar Seed Distribution from Farm Aid Bill
A Senate Appropriations Subcommittee vote 4 to 3 struck the House item of 360000 dollars for free distribution of seeds by members of Congress from the annual agricultural appropriation. The dispute over the seed item marks another battle between the Senate and House on this provision.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations
Congress
Four Killed Ten Wounded as Guards Fire at Church Door
In Shovya province Red guards opened fire on a crowd blocking a provincial church doorway over a confiscation decree. Four parishioners were killed and ten wounded after authorities returned with soldiers following protests by the congregation.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Shovya
Ivanovo-Vosnesensk
Robber Uses Wallop Not Gun in Hold Up
Phillip Rosen 732 Richmond street recounts a nighttime assault at Hopkins street and Central avenue. A husky stranger demanded money, knocked him with a wallop instead of a weapon, and robbed him after Rosen hesitated, describing the assailant as resembling Jack Dempsey and showing a goose egg on his face.
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Phillip Rosen
Richmond Street
Rosen
Hopkins Street
Central Avenue
Jack Dempsey
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