Italian King May Abdicate or Fight for Constitution
A Socialist Herald dispatch from London says King Victor Emanuel may soon choose to enforce the constitution or abdicate. It notes Giolitti's Chamber declaration opposing the fascist electoral law, and discusses possible kingly actions including dissolution of Parliament or abdication to a pliant royal.
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London
Socialist Herald
Ictor Emanuel
Chamber of Deputies
Giovanni Giolitti
Mussolini
Fascist electoral law may force monarch abdication in Italy
The Italian bill passed on March 17 limits electoral lists to a single entry approved by the Fascist General Council. Giovanni Giolitti denounced it as breaking the constitutional model, signaling a decisive shift under Mussolini. In parliament a row followed a deputy’s protest, met with Mussolini’s order to sit. The party organ urged glacial silence, deeming discussion with the superannuated inappropriate.
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London Socialist Herald
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Mussolini
Foglio D’ordini
Fascist Party
Excommunication Threat Brings Victory to Pope
Paris reports Pope’s excommunication of royalist Action Francaise members drains support for the group. Cardinals and bishops united in the move, many Camelots du Roi defecting to La Vie Catholique. The pope’s action prompts reorganizing factions, with 3,000 recruits claimed by the royalists and about 2,000 nobles remaining under sanction.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Action Francaise
Leon Daudet
Camelots du Roi
la Vie Catholique
Camelots
Les Pages du Pape
House of Orleans
Kentuckian Dies in Auto Crash in Ludlow
W L Matlack 40 a Southern Railway locomotive engineer of 54 Euclid Ave Ludlow Ky was killed and his wife Margaret 38 injured when their car collided with a second vehicle at West Oak and O Derrill streets Ludlow. Two occupants fled the scene their car bearing an Ohio license. Matlack died en route to St Elizabeth Hospital Covington. Matlack skull fractured and crushed. Mrs Matlack severely cut bruised and critically injured. They had just picked up a nurse Miss Lindsey from Covington.
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W. L. Matlack
Southern Railway
Euclid Avenue
Ludlow
Margaret Matlack
West Oak
Oderrill Streets
Matlack
Ohio
Windstorm Kills Four in Argo and Clay Alabama
A severe windstorm in Argo and nearby Clay, Alabama, killed four people and injured fifteen as homes collapsed along a half mile path. R E Nelson and sister Mrs G E Mann died in their home between Argo and Clay, while Joe Byers and spouse perished in Argo. Feeder lines were cut isolating Northern Alabama towns for hours.
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Argo
Ala
Clay
R. E. Nelson
G. E. Mann
Joe Byers
Alabama
Windstorm Topples Barns Across Mt Vernon Illinois
A heavy windstorm struck Mt Vernon Illinois blowing down barns and other buildings and uprooting trees. No injuries were reported. The Winfield Rural School was blown down as teacher Cole Shelton led twelve pupils to safety, with three kids knocked several yards but unharmed.
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Mt. Vernon
Ill
Winfield Rural School
Cole Shelton
Hail Delays Ohio Interurbans and Telephones
A severe sleet storm sweeps Northern Ohio delaying interurban lines, telephone service, and highway travel. From Sandusky to Fremont pavements turn to ice as wires snap and trolley service along the Lake Shore line slows between Toledo and Sandusky with Castalia Clyde and Ceylon Junction noted. </s>
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sandusky
Fremont
Lake Shore Interurban Railway Company
Toledo
Castalia
Clyde
Ceylon Junction
Wise Quits Zionist Board Over administrative role
Rabbi Stephen S Wise of the Free Synagogue resigns from the Administrative Committee of the Zionist Organization of America. The move was announced today and the resignation was accepted last night.
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Wise
Zionist Board
New York
Stephen S. Wise
The
Free Synagogue
Zionist Organization of America
Huntress Shoots Husband After Row Over Other Women
Esther Wilson a big game huntress shot her husband Dallett Wilson in Fifth Avenue offices. She said he spent all her money and had been seeing other women. Wilson, an attorney, was wounded twice and taken to a hospital. She was charged with felonious assault.
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Huntress
New York
Esther Wilson
Dallett Wilson
Fifth Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Africa
Wilson
Bethlehem (Pa
John Sawyer Wilson
Baltimore
Paris
Africa
Bank cashier confesses embezzlement in Lucas bank collapse
G E Gladden cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Lucas near Mansfield admits taking 20 000 to 26 000 dollars to cover a bad loan to Niagara Manufacturing and trades in stocks. He claims no one else is involved and will face embezzlement and false report charges.
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Mansfield
G. E. Gladden
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of Lucas
State Banking Department
Gladden
John E. Kramer
Kramer
George H. Blecker
Blecker
Niagara Manufacturing Company
Lucas
Robinson Accuses Democrats of Teapot Dome Ties in Senate
In a March 29 Senate session Indiana Senator Robinson linked the Teapot Dome oil leasing to the Democratic era under Wilson, claiming Doheny allied with Wilson officials and naming Bakerlike Cabinet figures. Senator Glass denounced the insinuations as slander and demanded proof.
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Washington
Senator Robinson
Indiana
Senate
Walsh
Montana
Glass
Virginia
al Smith
New York
Robinson
Woodrow Wilson
Edward L. Doheny
California
Indianan
Doheny
Wilson
Lindley M. Garrison
William G. McAdoo
Franklin K. Latte
T. W. Gregory
Lane
John Bd
Ton Payne
Senator Glass
Franklin K. Lane
Fire Devastates Eastern City Center in Md. District
A blaze of undetermined origin swept five blocks in Crisfield Maryland damaging five business buildings and a block of homes. After four hours firefighters brought it under control near midnight. Outside communication was cut off and AP reported no injuries with estimated losses around one million dollars.
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Crisfield
Associated Press
Lightning Fire Destroys Linden Lumber Yard in Columbus
A spectacular fire caused by a bolt of lightning swept through the Linden Lumber Company yard in Columbus Ohio. The blaze destroyed contents with an estimated damage of 75000 dollars.
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Columbus
Linden Lumber Company
Mrs Goodhue Sinking At Dickinson Hospital
Northampton Mass March 29 With unfavorable reports from Dickinson Hospital regarding the condition of Mrs Lemira Goodhue the Presidents wife Mrs Calvin Coolidge made only one visit to the institution today She feared to tax the patients strength and waited until after 3 pm for the call Earlier in the day Dr Justin E Hayes said the patient did not spend as comfortable a night as the night before and was greatly fatigued Miss Miriam Curtis Superintendent of the hospital said the patient slept some time in the morning.
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Northampton
Mass
Dickinson Hospital
Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Justin E. Hayes
Controversy Over Police Aid Hurts Stolen Auto Recovery
The Cincinnati Automobile Club accuses the Police Department of deliberate non cooperation hindering the recovery of stolen cars. Deputy Sheriff Hochstuhl, praised for locating vehicles, reports being blocked by police who refuse tow or action unless the beat officer is present. Club officials say detectives face insults in police stations.
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Police Department of
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Automobile Club
William Hochstuhl
Auto Club
Hochstuhl
Automobile Club
Viscount Cave Dies After Resigning Chancellorship
Viscount George Cave died late today in Burnham Somerset after a long public career. Born in 1856, he served in government from 1915, became Lord Chancellor in 1922, and earlier held roles including Solicitor General and Home Secretary in Lloyd George’s coalition. He was created a Viscount in 1918 and had been a Member of Parliament before reaching high office.
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Burnham
Somerset
England
Viscount George Cave
Viscount Cave
Coalition
Lloyd George
Unfit Milk Sold Into Covington From Northern Kentucky
Covington officials accuse milk not meeting health standards from Cincinnati and Newport of being sold in Covington. Falmouth Ky. milk rejected in Cincinnati was said to reach Covington. Mayor Donnelly cites meat transport issues and inspector compliance at the market house while defending the Board of Health's operation.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Covington
Blackburn
Suspension Bridge
L. H. Crisler
Board of Health
Fall Begins To Tell Story In Teapot Dome Case
Albert B. Fall, charged with conspiring to defraud the government in the Teapot Dome lease, started testimony under questioning by Daniel Thew Wright. His wife outlined his planned deposition claiming the lease was ordinary business and he did not receive $230,000 in Liberty bonds, tied to a Tres Ritos ranch arrangement.
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Fall
EL Paso
Tex
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Daniel Thew Wright
Sinclair
Naval Reserve
Reginald W. Ragland
Jennings Bailey
District of Columbia
Tres Ritos
New Mexico
Ragland
Harding
Denby
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Business of Nation on Upgrade and Trade Survey
Unemployment falls and business improves nationwide, with building steel and auto sectors showing gains. The Commercial Tribune New York World survey cites leaders across steel autos banks and manufacturing forecasting a brighter first half of the year and steady consumer purchasing power amid low interest rates and abundant money.
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United States
The
Commercial Tribune
New York World
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
John J. Raskeb
Alfred P. Sloane
General Motors
John N. Willys
Willys Overland
P. G. Hoffman
Studebaker
P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Henry Hough
B. F. Goodrich Rubber
James S. Alexander
National Bank of Commerce
Charles S. Sabin
Guaranty Trust
Charles S. McCain
National Park Bank
New York City
Thomas E. Holden
F. W. Dodge Company
William J. McSorley
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
William C. Teagle
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
F. Edson White
Armour & Co
Louis F. Swift
Swift & Co
T. E. Wilson
Wilson & Co
C. A. Vilas
National Biscuit
B. L
Radio Corporation of America
M. A. Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
reLperapn Fewcomb Carlton
Western Union
Gerard Swope
General Electric
E. M. Herr
Westinghouse
William H. Woodin
American Car and Foundry
Nicholas M. Schenck
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Adolph Zukor
Paramount
George D. Everitt
Montgomery Ward & Co
Henry L. Doherty
Cities Service Company
George M. Gales
United Drug Company
Frank Gillmore
Actors’ Equity Association
William W. Inglis
Glen Alden Company
John Moody
Paul Clay
Moody’s Investors’ Service
Magnus W. Alexander
National Industrial Conference Board
William Green
John E. Egerton
National Association of Manufacturers
James O'Shaughnessy
American Association of Advertising Agents
Henry Ford
William Klein
Man Pays Auto Fine With Stamp Tax Addendum
Donald Macpherson of Wilkinsburg avoided a $3 traffic fine by sending $2.98, the amount including a two cent postage deduction. The March 19 summons warned the fine would rise to $3, but he did not pay the full amount.
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Macpherson
Donald
Burgess J. R. Langley
Burgess Langley
Wilkensburg
Catholic Bishops Urge Prayers for Mexicans
Eleven bishops in the Cincinnati province issued a joint appeal to 2 500 000 church members to pray for persecuted brethren in Mexico. The appeal was announced by Archbishop McNicholas after a bishops conference in the Cincinnati archdiocese.
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Cincinnati
Catholic Church
Mexico
McNicholas
Wallkill Postmaster McHugh Kills Woman then Ends Life
Newburgh N Y March 29 police hunted Wallkill postmaster Harry T McHugh for the murder of Marie Terwilliger 19. He shot himself when surrounded by three state troopers in a Wallkill lumber yard dying hours later without a formal statement. He said he killed to break a friendship between the girl and his younger brother Jesse.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Marie Terwilliger
Harry T. McHugh
Wallkill
McHugh
McHuugh
Sarah Lawson
Jesse
Miss Terwilliger
Terwilliger
Marie
Dancer’s husband to receive half Canadian magnate’s estate
Paris reports Mortimer Davis son of a tobacco magnate will get half of an estate valued at least 100 million dollars. He married Rosie Dolly of the Dolly sisters last year, a claim denied by the executors. Lady Davis widow Eleanor Curran also receives half, with the body to sail to Montreal aboard the Mauretania.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Mortimer Davis
Cannes
Rosie Dolly
Dolly Sisters
Lady Davis
Eleanor Curran
Count Morini
Mauretania
Montreal
N. Y. World News Service
N. S. World
Pres Pub. Co
Farm Credit Improves as Agriculture Balances Supply and Demand
The piece reports mixed signals in boots and shoes costs due to leather scarcity while retailers push for lower prices. It cites the Agriculture Department forecasting improved farm credit and steady or better domestic demand, with little foreign demand, and notes bankers see improvement in the South and Northwest alongside overall expansion.
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Department of Agriculture
New York
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