Peru suggests native constabulary for Tacna Arica plebiscite
Washington dispatch reports Peru outlining safeguards tied to President Coolidge's Tacna Arica award. The proposed plan urges replacing Chilean troops in Tacna and Arica provinces with a native police force to ensure fair voting, while the government denies final work on terms and emphasizes diplomacy within arbitration authority.
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Washington
Coolidge
State Department
Peru
Tacna- Arica
Velarde
Rie
Solon Polo
Tacna
Arica
Student Killed and Another Injured in Airplane Crash
In Baton Rouge Louisiana State University student Albert Gladney 18 was killed and high school student John D Temple was seriously injured when the airplane they rode in went into a tail spin and fell. Pilot Jack Ashcraft suffered a broken nose. Temple survived. The craft was part of a flying circus.
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Baton Rouge
Albert Gladney
Louisiana State University
John D. Teagple
Jack Ashcraft
Temple
Gladney
A Thrilling Story of Science Begins Today
The Commercial Tribune announces the publication of a dramatic series on tuberculosis research and its promise for prevention and cure. It pledges world impact, potential substantial savings, and a shift comparable to anesthesia, with further installments to follow this week.
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the Commercial Tribune
Wooden Leg Stolen With Trousers In Odd Heist
In Long Beach California a man named E. G. Walford reported his leg and trousers stolen after disrobing for bed. Walford, found in bed, cursed the thief who took his artificial leg along with the trousers. The items were recovered in an alley nearby, with the burglar having ransacked the pockets for cash.
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Long Beach
Cal
E. G. Walford
Walford
San Francisco Judge halts murder trial of girl 16
In Superior Court Judge Harold Louderback stops the murder trial of Dorothy Ellington 16 over a January killing dispute. A new jury will be impaneled to decide present insanity after Dr. Jay Don Ball tests epilepsy psychosis. The court grants a defense motion to delay until mental condition is resolved.
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San Francisco
Harold Louderback
Dorothy Ellington
Jay Don Ball
Bolsheviki Plan Macedonian War
Paris reports a Moscow backed plan for a large Soviet offensive in Greek Macedonia. The Third International council at Vienna drew up a campaign led by Theodore Panitza and Kolaroff with Athens deployment and arms for Panitza's Macedonian federalists. Greek refugees in Salonika sought recruitment.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Macedonia
Moscow
The
Third Internationale
Vienna
Theodore Panitza
Kolaroff
Bulgaria
Communist International Executive
Athens
Panitza
Greek Macedonia
Asia Minor
Salonika
N. Y
Four Men Arrested for Oklahoma Farmer Flaying Abduction
Okemah Oklahoma March 30 four men were arrested on charges of abducting and flogging S A Lewellen a 36 year old farmer near Castle He was found unconscious tied to a tree and in serious condition The suspects J H Munroe Joe Pearson Fate Lews and Matthews are Lewellen neighbors who allegedly abducted him to force sale of his farm
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Okemah
Okla
S. A. Lewellen
Castle
J. H. Munroe
Joe Pearson
Fate Lews
Matthews
Lewellen
Tuberculosis Cure Nears as Science Unites World Leaders
New York March 30. Medical research leaders unite in a secretive four year effort to conquer tuberculosis a disease killing about 100000 in the U S annually and hundreds of thousands elsewhere. A five member committee grew to a dozen scientists pooling talents to pursue a coordinated plan toward a possible cure and relief for millions afflicted.
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New York World News Service
New York
America
National Tuberculosis Association
Woman Played Inside Prison Break Makes Escape From Ohio
Marysville March 30 definite trace of Mrs Mabel Champion twenty four year old Cleveland murderess who escaped from the State Reformatory for Women here was found at Springfield Ohio identified by a taxicab driver and a ticket agent She had purchased a ticket for Indianapolis and changed cars at Richmond Ind The escape described as an inside job involved keys to outer doors and favors to an inmate worker Several staff may be dismissed and authorities in Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati and St Louis alerted to locate Champion
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Marysville
Mabel Champion
Cleveland
State Reformatory For Women
Springfield
JL. M. Mittendorf
Louise Mittendorf
Mittendorf
Champion
Florence Gump
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Walter E. Shean
Mass
Chapman
Shean
Underworld
James Skelly
Skelly
Alcorn
Frederick J. Groehl
Shy
Judge Jennings
Davidson & Leventhal
Main Street
New Britain
Corbin Place
Church Street
Alfred I. Atwater
New Tain
Chaplin
Atwater
Jim Skelly
Impeachment Evidence Focuses on Judge English Case
Presentation of evidence concluded in the impeachment inquiry into Federal Judge George Washington English. The committee heard that an order in 1919 effectively shifted bankruptcy powers to Referee C. B. Thomas. Judge English likely to be the first witness as defense plans a concise session.
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ST. Louis
George Washington English
Paris
Ill
William M.acton
Danville
English
Faris English
A. B. Dennis
House Judiciary Sub
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Congressional Joint
H. P. Frizzell
United States
Thomas
Francis Skye
East St. Louis
Skye
Frizzell
Allendale Manor proprietor killed by suspected bomb
John O Dea owner of Allendale Manor roadhouse on Franklin turnpike New Jersey was killed when his car exploded as he started it. Detectives believe a hidden bomb wired to the starter caused the blast and are seeking bootleggers connected to him.
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New York World News Service
New York
John O’dea
Allendale Manor
Franklin Turnpike
Waldwick
Allendale
N. J
Bergen County
Hart
Jack O’dea
O’dea
W E. Ogden
Orville A. Pewster
Niagara Falls
Disappointed Merchant Hangs Self Over Politics
Ithaca New York March 30 Oscar A Johnson 71 a well to do retired merchant hanged himself in the cellar of his home. Family said he was dissatisfied with legislation in Albany and Washington and the political situation had become an obsession with him.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Albany
Washington
Oscar A. Johnson
Dallas Couple Found Shot Dead in Home
Dallas March 30 Frank A. Anderson 50 a veteran mail carrier and his wife Gertrude 40 were found shot to death at their home. Anderson lay in bed with a bullet hole in his chest while Mrs Anderson was on the floor with a pistol in her hand. Family notes she had recently suffered a nervous breakdown.
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Dallas
Tex
Frank A. Anderson
Gertrude
Anderson
Three Die As Auto Strikes Telegraph Pole In Newark
An automobile crashed into a tele graph pole in Newark New Jersey tonight killing two women and a baby and seriously injuring two men. The dead were Mrs John J Bell of Orange Catherine Hignett and an unnamed infant. Injured were John J Bell and Justus Badgley of Orange.
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Newark
N. J
John J. Bell
Orange
Catherine Hignett
Justus Badgley
Beare Father and Son Found Slain in Ontario House
In Coburg Ontario a 60 year old man William Beare and his 14 year old son were found dead in a vacant house with throats cut. Police have not determined the motive or cause of the tragedy.
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Associated Press
Coburg
Ont
William Beare
Hospital Sterilizer Explodes At Clinton Illinois
A sterilizing plant at Warner Hospital in Clinton explodes from overpressure, blowing through the roof and reentering the building. Head nurse Mrs Ednar Legley is bruised. plastering, windows, and patient nerves suffer disruption as chaos ensues.
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Bloomington
Ill
Warner
Clinton
Ednar Legley
Murder Story Proves A Myth In Mrs Coyle Family Tale
An 82 year old woman Mrs Talitha Coyle and her two daughters were told by a newspaper reporter that son Thomas Coyle a 55 year old Spanish War veteran was alive. The note claiming his murder triggered concern until he was found in Dayton Ohio and she cried with relief. Police will search for the note prankster responsible for the deception.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Talitha Coyle
East Pearl Street
Thomas Coyle
Lillian Young
Paris
Spicey Gentry
East
Pearl Street
Yesteday
Coyle
Cincinnati
Trial Nears End in Kirby Financial Statement Case
Cleveland prosecutors and defense argued over the July 20 financial statement of the Cleveland Discount Company led by Josiah Kirby. The trial nears completion with four attorneys given full sessions as the defense rests and the jury heads to verdict planned for Wednesday.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Green
Walter D. Mears
Kirby
Luther Day
Discount
Raymond JL
Poland
Duell admits Gish engagement dates in court
Charles H. Duell testified in federal court that he became unofficially engaged to Lillian Gish in June 1923 and officially in January 1924. He said the engagement followed his separation from his wife and that contract changes favored Gish if her husband did not interfere with her work.
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New York
Charles H. Duell
Lillian Gish
Duell
Miss Gish
Mack
Holland 8S
Paris
Wheat Drops to Year Low as May Sags on Chicago Board
Wheat futures slide to 10 12 cents below Saturday's close on the Chicago Board of Trade with May at 1.60 14, the lowest since last November, while May corn and May oats also decline amid limited demand and shrinking visible supply.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Begging in Subway Leads to Six Month Workhouse Term
Richard Walsh, 72, arraigned in Night Court on soliciting arms on a subway train. Wilbur Cahill testifies Walsh obtained $25.73 in five minutes from riders between Fourteenth Street and Chambers Street. Walsh pleads guilty and, with seven prior convictions, receives maximum six months in the workhouse. Cahill notes Walsh complained of a poor week without averaging $200.
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New York
Richard Walsh
Douras
Wilbur Cahill
Interborough Special Police
Fourteenth Street
Chambers Street
Walsh
Cahill
Rancher Killed by Son-in-Law in Colorado Feud
Wellington Colorado March 30 W O Farmer 70 a rancher near here was slain yesterday by his son in law Ike C Rice 53 after a long feud that began in North Carolina Mrs Rice witnessed the killing Rice surrendered and is jailed at Ft Collins The families once enemies due to an elopement now clash escalated to a shotgun shooting with Farmer trying to seize the weapon before Rice fired Norio details mention another son in law Joe Talmadge injured in a prior assault.
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Wellington
Col
W. O. Farmer
Here
Ike C. Rice
North Carolina
Colorado
Rice
Joe Talmadge
Farmer
Talmadge
Rice Place
Two Miners Die in Claytonia Shanty Fire
Butler A T March 30 Two miners Jess Kildo and William McPherson perished in a Claytonia shanty fire ten miles from here. The blaze destroyed the home and neighbors found the two bodies among the ruins. Origin of the fire not yet determined.
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Butler
Claytonia
Jess Kildo
William McPherson
Find Body of Woman Mutilated With Hatchet
The mutilated body of Mrs. Fred Weller, owner of a La Grange school store, was found in her basement tonight. A hatchet lay near the body. the store had been closed since Friday. Police sought her husband as physicians estimated death occurred two to three days earlier.
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Chicago
Fred Weller
la Grange
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