An anxious eye on Palestine as Balfour visits Jerusalem
London observers monitor Lord Balfour amid Arab distrust over the 1917 declaration and the fate of a Jewish national home in Palestine. Arabs boycott administrations, while British hints of partial autonomy fail to ease tensions.
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New York World News Service
London
Lord Balfour
The
Mount of Olives
Palestine
Balfour
Jerusalem
Britain
David
Lloyd George
Lord Asquith
Colonial Office
Herbert Samuel
Strangh
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Sixty St. Xavier Students Enter Essay Contest
About sixty liberal arts students at St. Xavier College will join twelve Missouri Province Jesuit colleges in the intercollegiate English essay contest held today. A gold award goes to the winner. past winner was Joseph H. Meyers from St. Xavier in 1923.
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St. Xavier College
Missouri
Joseph H. Meyers
St. Xavier
Sermon Links Police Graft to High Officials in Cincinnati
Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow of People’s Church denounces the police scandal saying policemen accused of conspiracy to violate laws are morally blameless if judged by ethics. He blames societal corruption and officials, cites road graft near a Coney Island track, and urges a clean city administration at the next election.
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Herbert S. Bigelow
The
People’s Church
Cox Theater
Cincinnati
Jesus
Jerusalem
Coney Island
Uncle Sam
Goolidge Turns to Lower House for Backing
Washington March 29 With the Senate a total loss politically President Coolidge leans on the House under Speaker Longworth and Floor Leader Tilson to set Republican policies for 1926. Longworth and Tilson, trusted aides, will push a new party formula, excommunicate insurgents, and revive strong Speaker led rules to tighten party control.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Senate
Coolidge
House of Representatives
Longworth
Tilson
Connecticut
House
Congress
Borah-Norris
Phil Campbell
Kansas
Committee On Committees
Committee of Appropriations
Muscle Shoals
Steel mailbox traps partridge at Highland Lake resort
A steel mailbox at Highland Lake in Winsted Connecticut trapped and killed a partridge during winter. The bird, found preserved, was inside the mailbox after high winds blew the lid shut.
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New York World News Service
Winsted, Conn
Highland Lake
Court calendar for today at Common Pleas and related courts
Lists courtroom sessions across Common Pleas Rooms 3 4 5 and 7 with case numbers party names and start times. Includes Superior Court case 59 008 and Domestic Relations Court cases 193 779 193 675 198 841 193 639 193 763.
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LeBlond
Mary K. Peck
E. Heitkampt
Mary E. Peck
Edwin E. Stevens
F. L. Hoffman
Ethel S. Whitworth
William Helm
Harvey John Aston
James Giffin
Judge Struble
Frank Tea & Spice Company
L. Schreiber & Sons Comny
Borak Kennedy
George P. Carrell
J. C. Steel
Village of
St. Bernard
Russel Martin
Percy W. Satterlee
Virginia Belle Moore
Children’s Home
Cincinnati
Frank A. Smith
Mary Elizabeth Jones
Alice M. McDonald
Mary E. McDonald
Walter Renaker
Anna Lauthers
Gertrude Barngrover
Anna L. Lauther
Michael Baker
Charles Windgassen
Scheiffeld Shoe Manufacturing Company
Ryan
Edward H. Maffey
Gordon M. Lowenstein
Superior Court
Marx
William Steinhauer
City of Cincinnati
C. W. Hoffman
John E
Sarah Fessler
Anna
William Scott
Lester
Jeanette Salyer
Lillian
Bernard Frieman
Catherine
Francis A. Sallis
Ferdinand’s Illness Worries His Doctors
In Bucharest on March 29 King Ferdinand’s health remains a concern as complications after his recent intestinal operation persist. Physicians have resumed daily bulletins on the king’s condition.
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Bucharest
Ferdinand
King Ferdinand Undergoes Surgery In Bucharest
A Bucharest dispatch on January 26 reported King Ferdinand operated for intestinal trouble with a satisfactory condition. Days later another dispatch said he remained in bed yet carried on his work and expected to be walking within a week. He is in his fifty ninth year.
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Bucharest
Ferdinand
New Island Queen to be christened aboard all steel river vessel
The Island Queen, touted as the first all steel, non sinkable fire proof oil burning river boat, will be christened April 12 in a ceremony with river men and engineers from Pittsburgh to New Orleans. Built by Coney Island Company at about 400000, it seats 4000 and will serve excursions before becoming fleet flagship.
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Pittsburgh
New Ouleans
Donahey
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Coney Island Company
Cuban Counselor Missing in Mexico City
Antonio Rivero asks police to probe the disappearance of Luis Otero Garcia, Cuban Counsellor of Legations, missing since February 23 after arriving in Veracruz February 20 aboard the Spaarndam. He went to Orizaba then to Mexico City. a $1500 draft he carried remains uncashed.
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Mexico City
Antonio Rivero
Mexico
Luis Otero Garcia
Legations
Legation
Senor Garcia
Vera Cruz
Spaarndam
Havana
Orizaba
Rich Rancher Higuera and Wife Buried in Unmarked Grave
Oakland California report recalls rancher Don Satro Higuera once large landowner with Warm Springs grant. His elaborate double vault bears his death date July 24 1883 while widow Clara lies in an unknown nameless grave after years of poverty and public ward.
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Oakland
Cal
California
Don Satro Higuera
Warm Springs
Higuera
Clara
Mission
San Jose
Setro Higuera
Clara Higuera
John A. Leal
Mission San Jose
Ex Pugilist Charles Nelson Denied Ordination as Bishop
Charles Nelson foresees his ordination at Grace Chapel in New York but two setbacks spoil the moment. A two week old injury kept him from the ceremony and the Philadelphia bishops failed to appear. Thousands had gathered to witness the laying on of hands and celebrate his six year shift from boxing to faith.
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New York World News Service
New York
Charles Nelson
Grace Chapel
United Christian Church of America
Brooklyn
Long Island City
William Thompson
Philadelphia
United States
Samuel Kraemer
Queens Church
Trim Little Stone
Mr. Nelson
Edward Aher
John Newmeyer
Thompson
Police raid on Carpenters Hall nets disorderly conduct arrests
Police led by Lieutenant Hesselbrock searched Carpenters' Hall at 1228 Walnut, arresting four men for disorderly conduct after reports of drinking. A liquor runner, two men and a woman at a moonshine location, and several others were detained. Names include George B. Cox, Fred Bennett, Joseph Brandenburg, and Walter Clark along with Alfred Schute and others. Evidence from a sink tap connected to alleged sales. Additional juvenile witnesses were expected.
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Carpenters’ Hall
Walnut Street
Carpenters
Hesselbrock
George B. Cox
Clark Street
Fred Bennett
Peete Street
Joseph Brandenburg
East Liberty Street
Walter Clark
Thirteenth
Clay Streets
Alfred Schute
Clay Street
Esley Corbin
Milton Street
East
McMicken Avenue
James Watson
Lena Watson
Two Men and a Woman Held on Liquor Charges
Ezell Johnson 27 of 740 West Fifth Street Willa Johnson 718 West Sixth Street and William Kaiser 42 of 759 Carlisle Avenue were arrested on liquor related charges. Authorities released no further details about the case or the charges filed.
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Ezell Johnson
West Fifth Street
Willa Johnson
West Sixth Street
William Kaiser
Carlisle Avenue
Two Evanston Homes Entered by Burglars
Two Evanston homes were robbed on Saturday night. At 1534 Dana avenue suspects took silk shirts jewelry and 9.75 dollars. Neighbors described an automobile seen in the driveway between eight and nine. At 3515 Bevis avenue Edward Sticksel lost a revolver and 42 dollars. the gun was found in the yard.
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Evanston
Polce
George J. Gunderman
Dana Avenue
Edward Sticksel
Bevis Avenue
Radio telegrams cut Sweden to New York time in half
Radio has shortened the time of communication between Sweden and the United States to 23 minutes 12 seconds for ordinary messages from Sweden to New York. The Grimeton government radio station now sends direct to America improving the whole telegraph system and nearly halving Sweden's telegram transmission time.
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Associated Press
Gothenburg
Sweden
United States
New York
Grimeton
America
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