Roosevelt Recalled In Teapot Dome Oil Probe Debates
Testimony centers on negotiations and the transfer of control from the Navy to the Interior Department over the Teapot Dome oil reserve. Former Navy officials and senators discuss implications and the possibility of future applications for faith in the dome oil claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Interior Department
United Preat Cueyenne
Wyo
Theodore Rocnvelt
Tuapot
Reverye
Aitilersten
Harding
Itv
Vie Fantanee II
Roosevelt
Noida
Texpor Rexice
Wepsattarh
Padrral
Chimsenne
Ohn Bent Inck
United States
Wecoming
Povemament
Uncle of Corry girl dies in fall from roof
Andrew Malmbury aged 52, uncle of Migx Carrie Malmbury of Isast, fell from his roof while repairing a chimney in wet conditions. He struck the back of his neck and died shortly after noon despite medical efforts. Survived by wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Andrew Malmbury
Migx
Carrie Malmbury
Kinzat
Thom
Ant
Four Die as Train Strikes Auto at Crossing
Roy Winchell drove his car onto a railroad crossing and collided with an eastbound Michigan Central train. Four companions were killed instantly. Two others are in critical condition, while Winchell suffers severe injuries. The report notes facial wounds and possible shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prous Powagiag
Mid
Roy Winchell
Aiichigan Central
Winchell
Couzens Investigators Behind Closed Doors Senate Probe
Washington March 11 and behind closed doors the Couzens Senate committee investigates tax testing and discrepancies in big corporations. A new union of it his and other cases involve national scope and were prepared by committee investigators who never scanned Internal Revenue Bureau records. No further testimony will be made available to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Couzens Senate
Will
Hart
Unie
Internal Revenue Bureau
Publi
Reach Compromise on Hospital Aid Bill
A compromise was reached today between the administration and appropriation committee chairs on disputed points in the hospital appropriation bill. The plan calls for House passage and Senate review where differences will be ironed out. The Legislative League withdrew its opposition upon the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Harrisburg
Vuhem
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Legislative League
League
Cabinet Nomination Rejected Six Times
Washington March 11 President Coshige's nomination of Charles B Waren to the Attorney General is the sixth cabinet nomination ever rejected by the Senate. The prior rejection was Andrew Johnson's Henry Stanbery in 1809. Other cases included Ty Andrew Jackson Roger B Taney to Treasury in 1834 James M Porter to War and David Henshaw to Navy in 1843.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coshige
Charles B. Waren
Senate
Andrew Johtson
Henry Stanbery
Ohio
Ty Andrew Jackson
Roger B. ‘Taney
Maryland
Treasury
John ‘Tyle
James M. Porter
Pennsylvania
David Henshaw
Massachsetts
Navy
Male Cushing
Malachusetty
Warren Voters Reject Bond Issue for Junior High
Warren voters refused a bond measure to raise 1 million dollars for erecting a junior high school. The special election Tuesday totaled about 9,000 votes with 2,665 for the proposal and 1,855 against, failing by a 446 vote margin last year and by 900 this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Warren
Warren
Tuesay
Reeds
Vine Elty
Tod
Isl
Boy Admits Part in Scranton Murder
A fifteen year old shoe shiner Walter Kubing of Forest City and his employer Michael Turino were arrested in Scranton Pa on first degree murder charges related to the killing of Burne Lyons a Uniondale cattle dealer. The confession ties three other Forest City youths to the crime in which Lyons was robbed of $2000. Two men linked to the case are in prison and the other has left for parts unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Scranton
Walter Kubing
Forest City
Here
Tia
Michael Turino
Alea
Burne Lyons
Uniondale
Cone
Lyons
Debate Opens On Isle Of Pines Treaty Proceedings
The Senate opened debate on ratification of the Isle of Pines treaty as Benator Copeland of New York sought to delay consideration. He backed a postponement until December with a proposed final vote on December 17, 1025, while Senator Bruce of Maryland objected and Senator Wille of Ohio led the initial debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Isle of Pines
Hewan
Senate
Benator Copeland
New York
Copeland
Bruce
Maryland
Willa
New Amendments 70 Day Bill Considered in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on March 11 the Law and Order committee planned to study new amendments to the dry bill after talks with Governor Pinchot. Provisions address department funding and permit board rules, with concessions to the State Grange physicians wholesale druggists and licensed practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walted Press
Harrisburg
Law and Orders Committee
Pinchot
State Grange
Department of Agriculture
Permit Board
Annatrong
Wpon
Stokes Denies Charges In Her Husband Conspiracy Trial
Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes testified in Chicago on March 11 denying immorality charges from her husband W E D Stokes. She described alibi details and rejected claims she was alone in her bedroom with cousin Billig while wearing corset stockings and slippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prov
Chicago
Helen Elwood Stokes
Fry Hery Biataind
W. E.D. Stokes
Billig
Police hunt assailant of minister family in Scranton
Police pursued a masked assailant who forced entry into the Momic M. E. church parsonage in Scranton Pa last night. He attacked Mia Miller wife of Rev Wesley Miller as the clergyman met trustees. The minister’s wife, in frail health after a recent baby’s death, faced concern over recovery amid the night assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Scranton
Momic M. E
Dwo
Mia Miller
Wesley Miller
The
Chirch
Am Baby
Iman
Venango Corp Manager to Address Kiwanians
Royal 5 Pickup, manager of the Venanite Public Service Corporation local office, will address meters at the Kijeanis Clubs by tomorrow's meeting. A large attendance of members is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Pickup
Venanite Public Service Corporation
Warren Man Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
John Stefos was found guilty of second degree murder in Warren for the December 16 shooting of his wife. A jury deliberated about three hours and forty minutes before delivering the verdict, with Stefos and his lawyers in court as the decision was read. Sentencing ranged up to eighteen years in the Western penitentiary, with no appeal planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stefog
Warren
Western Penitentiary
D UW
Stefox
Lexington Avenue
Oak Street
Warren County
Stefos
Rigonen
Higat
Jomeys
B. Shawkes
Peter Nelson
Bandits Fire On Anglo American Tourists In Greece
A Central News dispatch from Athens reports Greek bandits opened fire near Epirus on a group of Anglo American archaeological students. One American, Logan, was wounded seriously as fifteen shots rang out, but all victims escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
United Frets
Athens
Mapeh 1
Fred Atay
Epiris
Accord
Finglé & Message
London
Logan
Ariz
Man shoots 10 year old girl over elopement demand
In Brooklyn on March 11 Willard Cort reportedly attempted to coerce 10 year old Kate Paping to elope. After she refused he fired twice. one bullet grazed her forehead and he fled. Cortaliers, once a local sport figure, was connected to the Papinio home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N.Y
Kate Paping
Willard Cortallera
Mobile
Yevalver Cortaliers
Hoatiter
Papinio
Kate
Bolt of lightning hits Erie plant during night storm
A bolt of lightning blasted the Erie plant on Sixteenth and Holland streets, tearing a three foot hole in the north wall and igniting the Watson mills. Firemen from four companies fought the blaze for two hours, pouring water into a narrow opening as they crawled through to reach the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Watson Paper
Sixteenth
Holland
35 000 Men In Coal Fields On Part Time
Scranton Pa March 1 At least 25 000 areas in the anthracite coal field are on working part time due to slackening of the anthracite market The slack period is hitting the parral lopp producers more than the leading companies Hudson Coal and Glen Alden Coal companies have ample resources facilities and can keep their production on a normal basis.
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Scranton
Hudson Coal
Glen Alden Coal
Jon Whis Acecutl
Prohibition Officials Summoned by Federal Grand Jury
Major Roy A. Haines, national prohibition commissioner, and other officials from the capital were summoned to appear before a federal grand jury in a probe into illegal alcohol withdrawals. The probe into bootleg activity unexpectedly reopened in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny United
Priladelpna
Roy A. Haines
Wa Aang
Corry Man Held For Drunken Driving
Ressler of this city will face the grand jury at the May term of county court on charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence. He was bound over to court after a hearing before Justice Morrison at Wee Jeyville. He is said to have pleaded guilty and was arrested on Wattsusy road Sunday night by Constable Hamilton of Wattburg after a collision that damaged another motorist's car. A five gallon jug found in his car was empty and efforts to hold him on liquor charges failed. Ressler is believed to have admitted judgment for damages of $30 to the Wattstriig man's vehicle.
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Ressler
Cit
Corry
Justice of the Peace
Wattstriig
Missing Washington Girl Found Married in Brooklyn
A two year search by the missing Washington girl Woodson’s mother ended with the girl found in a Brooklyn flat. She is married to a Belgian ex soldier now working as a baker’s apprentice. She rises at noon to prepare her husband’s breakfast before he leaves for work.
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New York
Maron Maury “Woodson
Washington, D
Zich
Brooklyn
A.B. Woodson
Washington
N. On
Hie
State to Study Aviation Problem Regulation
A seven member joint commission will study aviation issues and report to the next legislature in June. Representative E J Turner Delaware introduced the measure to examine flights liabilities and powers of state and municipalities, landing fields and airdromes, and to align with federal regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Jean Harrisburg
E J. Turner
Delaware
Ford Accessory Shop Opens in North Center Street Area
Fred and Elmer Shum, ex Ford Garage workers, open an accessory store at 180 North Center Street, just north of the Star garage. They will stock Ford parts and accessories and handle minor repairs while a Ford repair shop is planned at the rear of the state building. The store opens Monday March 10 with limited repair capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Elmer Shum
Ford Garage
North Center Street
Star Garage
Ford
Ameantine Mest
Shuss
New Blacksmith Shop Built on Second Avenue
Construction of a new blacksmith shop by Arthur Wescott on Second Avenue is well advanced. The shop, located just south of West Main Streets, will handle all blacksmith work and wagon repairing and should open within the next week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wescott
Second Avenue
Petition for Cachivas Parol Delays in Erie Court
Reports say petitions seeking parole for Dan Cachivas owner of the Victoria Hotel on West Main Street, jailed after prohibition law conviction, faced delays as signatures circulated. District Attorney office notes no filing by 2 PM and petitions may be withdrawn. ministers and city officials weigh against parole with petitions to serve full sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cachivas
Victoria Hotel
West Main Street
Erie County
Davis
Qorry
City
Erie
Insurgents Defeat Warren Nomination in Senate Clash
March 11 report shows six Republicans rebelled against President Cookdise, tipping the Senate vote against Charles B. Warren for Attorney General. Senators Borah Idaho Couzens Michigan Hiram Johnson California McMasters South Dakota Norbeck South Dakota Norris Nebraska led the opposition. Three more GOP defectors Brook Bart Iowa Frazier and Ladd North Dakota also voted against the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Cookdise
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Borah
Idaho
Couzens
Michigan
Hiram Johnson
California
McMasters
South Dakota
Norbeck
Norris
Nebraska
Alo
Brook Bart
Towa, Frazier and Ladd
North Dakota
Warn Against Wearing Jewelry in Public Cafes
An appeal to women visiting New York's exclusive cafes urged modest jewelry to deter robberies by cabaret crowds. Police asked cafe and club managers to quietly request guests to reduce jewels while investigators probe the $40,000 jewelry theft from Mrs. Fay Perkins's apartment. Harrisburg authorities consider action on Judge Berkey's conduct as House debates raising Berkey investigation funds to 5000 dollars. A Spring Creek township petition seeks a five mill increase to the levy amid debt and road taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unio 1
New York
Polise
Fay Perkins
Spring Creek Township
Anduix
Seearth
New Attorney General Nomination Ahead of Senate Session
President Coolidge plans to submit a new Attorney General nomination before the Senate adjourns. The White House indicated Warren’s name may not be resubmitted as Senators expect a different choice after a White House conference. Warren himself preferred to drop the fight to pursue confirmation.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
White Hones
Lepa
Charles B. Warren
Cummuss
White House
Warren
Cumming
New Hampshire
Reed
Wadsworthy
New “Yorkr
Harrotd
Oklahoma
Pine
Metcalf Rride Island
Mn Coolidge
White Hollow
Stein
Hiss
Pension of County Employes Proposed
Erie county employes who serve 80 years of rate and reach 65 would be pensioned under a bill introduced yesterday by Senator Brown in the state Senate. Qualifying employes would receive half their last year’s salary. legislation covers only fourth class counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Brown
Eines Counties
Radio program listings for Eastern stations and choirs
A dense schedule of radio programs across multiple stations including WCAP WEAF WNYC and WCAE. It lists broadcasts for the Army Band Mountain Denver Men’s Glee Club and various music appreciation and choral programs with times and station identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAP
Washington
WEAF
New Yorke
United States Army
RCA
Denver
WNYC
New York
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Wear
Woo
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Andrew Malmburg
Couzen
United Prox
Grange
House
TRS
Stokes
Kiwanians
Venango Corp
Sen
Warren Slayer
N. D. Ressler
Wattsburg Road
Unitea
Marshall
John A Berkey
Somerset County
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