Federal Judge Bribery Claim Tangles Senate Hearing
In Washington on March 28 a federal judge bribery episode surfaced as Senator Olcott and others questioned Wayne Wilson a member of the National Republican Club. The committee debated whether Wilson offered $315,000 to secure a federal judgeship and whether any officials or parties were involved.
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Washington
New York
Wayne Wilson
Repu Chub
Auto
Olcott
Wisson
Hepartmant of Justice
New
Yorke
Brookehart
Olart
Brookhare
Wayne Wilkow
Ok Batt
Senator Jones
Howard Mannington
National Republican Club
Pawer
Terenge
Police recover loot from Erie R R train
Loot valued at believed to be from the Goodrich Company shipment found hidden in wagons after police followed a tip. Four boxes of haraptor were located and turned over to authorities. Investigation suggests the items were consigned to Rochester and Wellville, New York, with ties to the railroad freight cars.
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Ob Paliex Durian
Agit Nee Hines
Haraptor
Louchens May Enter French Cabinet Post
Fragmented report notes Louchens may join the French cabinet as premier Poincaré Arab guidance is uncertain. Generals and ministers are discussed with mentions of tentative timing and possible retainment of allies amid political whiskey speculation.
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Louchens
Adams Silent On Daugherty
Tampered text indicates John T. Adams faces a formal call to remove Daugherty amid Republican tensions. Unclear lines reference Wake and Daugherty’s seat with Lodge, Horak Wort, and a demanded action.
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Adams
Daugherty
Five Best Radio Features Schedule Listed
Radio listings show a lineup of programs including Unite iM Suites Nave band and June Addams impressions, with performances from New York and Pittsburgh venues. The notices mention orchestras and ensembles such as the Ani firenh Quartet and the University of Nebraska faculty piece, timed through the evening.
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WEAN
Washington
Unite
Im Suites Nave
Band Orchegtes
Nowe York
June Addams
KDR
Pittsburgh
Sy. Ani Firenh
WOAW
Omaha
P. m. Rential
Univerity of Nebraska
Muse School
Why
New York
Grand Engra Society
Mechanical soldiers may fight next war
March 28 report from Copentiagen notes claims by inventor Aasen that a new autonomous weapon could fire 2,000 rounds and may render human cannon fortiers obsolete. The device reportedly has been offered to a government for testing.
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Copentiagen
Elirecten
Mie Cms Ul
Langley to Defend Self in Liquor Bond Case
Representative John W. Langley of Kentucky faces a liquor bond related indictment. Through his counsel Langley pleads not guilty in a District of Colombia court as the case proceeds.
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Unites Pross
Washington
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Congressmay
Bonspindey
Lange Jews
Teachers Institute Holds Lively Afternoon Program
A Teachers Institute meeting at the High School yesterday afternoon featured an excellent program. Tr. Ortan Lowe, director of English, and Deputy Supt. Pillsbury led the session with participation from the principal and other officials.
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Seacners Institute
Westerday
Ortan Lowe
Dept of Public Jluatiiiction
Martisbure
Ain
Howard Pillsbury
Behoath
Butato
Vee Terdli
Walsh Charges Malicious Plot By Sen Spencer Walsh
In a Senate oil committee session Senator Walsh of Montana accused Senator Seleen Spencer Republican of Missouri of subporning his brother John Walsh to cast suspicion on him. John Walsh testified briefly, denying links to Sinclair or Doheny connected interests. The dispute widened rifts with Democratic members of the committee.
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Walsh
Sen
Spencer
Montana
Wasilington
Senate
Seleen Spencer
Missouri
John Walsh
Tit
Wither
Sinclair
The
Doheny
Jansenite
Albert B. Fath
Oametitter
Probe into Daugherty Administration Continues
Senate Investigating Committee presses ahead after the forced resignation of Attorney General Daugherty. Senator Wheeler of Montana says the probe will not halt and aims to uncover department records and corruption. Witnesses describe lobbying for federal judgeships and social activities at the White House with visitors and liquor socializing noted.
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Wheeler Aimy
United Pross
Washington
Senate
Department of Tffice
Tougherty
BK Wheeler
Montana
Daugherty
Wheeler
Ctvikrary
Dawgherty
Clething
Department of Justice
Furmer
J. van Vechten Obott
New York
Wayne Wile
Huowtreet Howe
Ly. Vaugherty
Jesse Smith
Walter Miller
Davehenty
Smith
Market Close Notes On Rail, Oil And Steel Stocks
A clipped market bulletin lists closing figures and tickers for numerous firms across sectors. Highlights include American Woolen, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific, General Motors related entries, Reading, Texaco, Union Oils, Westinghouse, Wabash, and pacific rail lines with mixed percentages and values.
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Armerican Cwerers
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Gt Western
Chicago
Northwestern
Chile
Motors
Paci
Penni Rra
Vary
Reading
Republic’ & Simmy Pet
Paul Skelly
Sinclair Oip Southerni Budebiker
Texas
Cos
s.c/vT
Betnecontined
Shell Union Oils
Onion Natural Gay
Ruther
Steeles
Wabash
Westinghouse Willy
New Club in Bauer Case Sparks Investigation
A Newark garage sale of a small Hick sedan used on a cash deal draws investigators to Staten Island where Mrs. Maude Haver was murdered in a similar car. Witnesses say the sedan differs from the murder make, suggesting a mistaken identity in the case.
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Unites Press
New York
Match
Fouth
Newark
Maude Haver
Staten Island
Tyee Way
SIKI IN TROUBLE AND BRAWL AT LABOR DAY HAPPENINGS
A scrambled report notes Siki facing trouble after a brawl during Labor Day events. The text mentions a prisonlike incident and vague references to punches and a hay lane scene. Key names and exact places are unclear, but the item centers on a disturbance and confinement related to Siki.
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Havana
United
Dempsey to Defend Title in Labor Day Showdown
In Angeles on March 98 Jack Kearns hints Dempsey will defend his heavyweight title in a finish fight against Masry Wille on a Labor Day, with plans unfolding after discussions.
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Angeles
Xowil
Jack Kearns
Gure Sturdhy
Jack Dempsey
Kearny
Dempsey Svoutel
Masry Wille
Is Janna
Titular Game Tuesday Special Train Planned
Corryn’s Keystones face Bt. Wary’d Cadets in the deciding Kaine for Briscounty bragging rights. Special train plans to carry Corrynna to Cambridge, 125 signatures needed by Saturday morning, round trip $2, leaving around 7 oclock Tuesday night. Officials finalize finances and referees for the virtually home game in Cambridge with Union City fans included.
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Conry
Kaine
Abin
Briscounty
National Alliance College
Cou
Wetl Bridge
Springy Nest Dunsilayight
Corrynna
Cambridge
Fis
Rams
Union City
Ensote
Cory Followers
Releres
Williams to miss Paris trip due to business duties
Philadelphia March 24 United press reports Richard Norriy Williams, an American Olympic team mainstay, will not travel to Paris in late April because business affairs delay his departure. Wiles noted he is almost certain to go later if circumstances change.
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United
Philadelphia
Richard Norriy Williams
Oin
Olympic Tenia
Weul
Paris
Wile
Miners Entombed In West Virginia Mine Explosion
A gas explosion at the Yukon Pocahontas coal mine near Blustitid leaves twenty eight miners trapped and believed killed. R M Lambie of the West Virginia bureau of mines reports the telegram and preparations to reach the accident site.
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United Press
Charleston
W. Va
Yukon-Pocahontas
Blustitid
R. M. Lambie
West Virginia Bureau of Mines
City Warns Dog Owners as Canines Threaten Streets
Police urge residents to keep dogs on premises or risk removal to the city pound. About eight or nine dogs were taken to the pound yesterday. Owners pay upkeep costs if their dogs are impounded. A dog catcher has been added and enforcement tightens under a state act.
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Dunkle
Hue
Johnson 15 Winner In South Dakota Returns
Johnson leads in early returns as the Coolidge campaign seeks permission for a second count. With about 1,400 tallied and 100 precincts unseen, the race remains close and final results are awaited.
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Johnson
South Dakota
United Press
Pierre
Hiram Johnson
Coolidge
Tohnson
Mine operators seek wage cuts in Southwestern coal fields
In Kansas City on March 28 a joint conference between mine operators and union representatives opened to discuss a plan to reduce wages for about forty thousand coal miners in the Southwestern states. Operators argued cost cuts are essential to keep mines running, with the current contract set to expire April 1.
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Kansas City
Passion Play Attends Large Throng at Local College
Passion play by St Hondventure College Dramatic Association drew a large audience at the High School Auditorium. The cast represented The Upper Room through Holy Thursday to Calvary with period settings and a solemn Easter emphasis.
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St. Bonaventure College Dramatic Association
Christ
St Hondventure College
Astory
Chris
Patholic Daughters of America
Joseph Yannet
Dramatic Society
Calvary
Joseph Vanner Samusl
Hugh Shields Achag
Leo Sweenes
Joseph of
Arimathaea
Joseph Sullivan
Mary Magdalene
Pox
McIntyre Mary
Sesso
Thomas Calleron Ride
S Eereets Duttke Haley
Sessieeeees
Thongs
Brady Peter
Joseph Biter
Longinus
Joseph Farrell
Story Magdalene
Mary
Veronica
Pon
Prisoners of Hope theme at Methodist revival
A Methodist revival in a Gova audience featured Dry Peacock with a talk titled The Prisoners of Hope. He divided the theme into six classes of people and noted three with no hope and three with hope. Evening services planned amid growing interest in an amusement question.
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Gova
Kyon
Dry Peacock
Gil
Stove League Organized Tonight In Titusville
RB Gribbs leads Titusville Stove League meeting at 7 30 tonight in Municipal Building to organize a Corry Stove League and discuss funding and plans for a fast summer baseball season inviting about one hundred fans to attend and hear aims of the league.
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RB. Gribbs
Titusville Stove
Aditrées Curry
Mutniet- Pa
Cribbs
Titusville
Stove League
Jor
Corry Stove
Halueatin
Aguas
Pennsylvania
Chiba
Cory Aliguld
Ceyotunes Mule
Fuods van Bel
Resignation of Attorney General Led by Senate Inquiry
An intimate adviser to the Harding administration resigns amid pressure from the Senate Investigating Committee. The turmoil follows a firestorm of questions over official conduct and influence within the administration.
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Harding
Senate
Daugherty Resigns as Attorney General Amid Probe
Washington March 28 former Attorney General Harry Daugherty quit the Coolidge administration amid Senate Justice Department probe disclosures. The resignation followed a White House request and a call for immediate effect. Solicitor General James M. Beckler acted as attorney general pending a successor.
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United Prew
Washington
Aptateney
Harry Daugherty
Muidleing
Sengbe
Coolidge
Nak
Um Jane
Marding
Senate Ghd
Altice
Pame
Cadeneim
Congress
Oodleidge
Daugherty
Senate
Department of Justice
Daugherty Yestereday
Tenys
Wax
Chaterman Wheelé
Llirey Af Daligherbe
Atlantic City
James M. Beple Ie
Cothe
Warren
Martin
Father’s Murder Tale Denied As False By Court
Bridgeton New Jersey March Thompson testifies alleging his 18 year old daughter Emmay alive and victim of a murder plot. He brands the circulating story about him as false while his father Larle Renny Dickson had previously pointed to another suspect and his own son Dickson defends his wife and denies the charges.
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Jourder
Cambridge
Lue Berayee
Corry
Bridgeton
N. J. March Thompson
Dickson
Emmay
Larle Renny
Fly
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Ohn
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