Solons Swoon and Ponder Over Technical Bill
Des Moines lawmakers wrestle with code bill 281 on contingent remainders executory devises and the rule against perpetuities. Senators debate lay understanding approve a chiropractic board funding change and consider removal weed provisions as House speeds to advance remaining bills.
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Pottattawamte
Ethel
Davis
Massachusetts
New York
Michigan
University of Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Senate
Chiropractic Board of Examiners
State General Fund
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Republican Leaders Prepare For Dinner
Washington reports Republican leaders in the house spent the day drafting an executive program ahead of a conference with President Coolidge tonight on speeding up key measures. The president plans a similar meeting with senate leaders and aims to have congress complete work promptly to adjourn before the June conventions.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Coolidge
Prosecutor Seeks Heavy Terms for Ludendorff Putsch
March 21 The trial of General Ludendorff Adolf Hitler and co-defendants drew near closure. Prosecutor Steinghin asked eight years for Hitler two for Ludendorff and from one to six years for the others. He urged fortress confinement as the usual punishment for political offenders, allowing considerable freedom.
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Associated Press
Mulaich
Ludendorff
Adolph Hitler
Steinghin
Hitler
Midwest Blizzard Slams Through Four States
Snow from four to 16 inches cripples telegraph and telephone service in parts of the Midwest. St Louis and Oklahoma towns report heavy totals as Illinois and Chicago areas endure rapid snow accumulations. Forecasters warn of more snow Eastward with little temperature change expected.
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Associated Prene
Chicago
Midwest
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Illinois
Paris
Ill
Peoria
Indiana
Lower Michigan
Upper Illinois
Snow Heaviest of Year Falls in Washington
In Washington on March 21 the heaviest snow of the year fell starting around 6 PM and continued through the night and morning. The falling snow covered the city as spring timidly approached, creating a soft blanket over the lingering winter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge to Decide Bonus Speed Question in Senate Split
Washington March 21 Republican finance committee members plan to consult President Coolidge before advancing the bonus bill ahead of tax legislation. Chairman Smoot and Senator Curtis will confer with the president to know the expected expenditures and required revenue. If approved, the measure could be taken up early next week with possible night sessions to speed action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Coolidge
Smoot
Curtis
Kansas
Police Hold Alleged Bobbed-Haired Bandit
Broadly reported in Brooklyn and Manhattan, a woman identified as Betty Santos, wife of Albert Guimares, linked to previous crimes, is held after an attempted robbery at a Manhattan tailor. She is described in detail with fashion cues and smoking during questioning.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Albert Guimares
Dorothy Kinnan
Bulletin Says Market Has Steadier Tone
The Boston Bulletin reports a steadier market tone with moderate buying, supported more by foreign market strength than domestic conditions. In North Dakota returns from 1,934 of 2,058 precincts show Coolidge leading with 50,539 votes, La Follette at 87,052, and Josephson at 30,934.
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Coolidge
North Dakota
Associated Press
Boston
Commercal Bulletin
Fargo
N.D
Dakota
Ex-Bandit Jennings Reveals Oil Money Tale for Harding Nominat
Ex bandit turned evangelist and politician Al Jennings claims a $1,000,000 payment funded Warren G Harding's 1920 nomination. He told Long Beach Telegram he will name the eastern ex senator behind the scheme before telling the Senate committee in Washington. Jennings set to testify after summoning by Captain Worley and refusing to detail negotiations pending Capitol testimony.
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Associated Press
Long Beach
California
al Jennings
Senate
Harding
Washington
Capiton
J. B Worley
Jennings
Jake Hammon
Oklahoma
Warren G. Harding
Worly
Worley
Senate Committee
National Capitol
Washingon Mairy
Hammon
Harvard pays tribute to Elmeritus Charles Elliott at 90th birthday
Cambridge March 21 Harvard undergraduates heard President Emeritus Charles Elliott urged service to country and joy in work with a focus on early marriages during a public tribute closing yesterday to honor the aged educator turning 90.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Elmeritus Charles Elliott
Lang Declines Oberammergau Christ Role
Oberammergau residents surprised as Anton Lang announces he will not play Christ again. Lang, age and past selection in 1922 by a narrow two vote margin sparked talk about his retirement from the famed passion play.
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Axssormtec Press
Oberammergau
Bavaria
Anton Lang
America
Christ
Warsaw Man Arrested for Blackmail Linked to Wall Street Case
Wolfe Linn Enfeld, once jailed in 1921 over the Wall Street bombing mystery and later cleared after returning from the United States, was brought to court on charges of blackmail.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Wolfe Linnenfeld
Wall Street
United States
Larkin Expelled From Maritime Union for Conduct
Belfast March 21 labor organ reports James Larkin expelled from the maritime union after suspension on June 11 1923. He was deported from the United States last year and removal follows internal disciplinary action.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Labor
Irish Transport Workers Union
James Larkin
Marship
United States
Persia Parliament Debates Republic Establishment
Dis orders continue as parliament discusses the question of establishing a republic in Persia during a tense session in Teheran.
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Associated Press
Teheran
Persia
Exchange Enjoined From Further Business by Supreme Court
New York March 21 Justice Guy issued an injunction under the Martin Act against the National Stock Cotton and Grain Exchange Incorporated and its president Joseph C Cooper allowing no further business.
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Associated Press
New York
National Stock, Cotton and Grain Exchange, Incorporated
Supreme Court
Guy
Exchange
Joseph C. Cooper
Martin
Rules panel backs probe into duplicate government bonds
Washington on March 21 the rules committee recommended the creation of a committee to investigate charges that millions of dollars in government bonds were duplicated at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
House
Laughlin Selected by Coolidge as Minister to Greece
Washington dispatch reports Irwin B. Laughlin of Pittsburgh has been chosen by President Coolidge to serve as minister to Greece. The appointment signals a key diplomatic posting for Laughlin as U.S. relations with Greece are set to deepen.
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Washington
Irwin B. Laughlin
Pittsburgh
Coolidge
Greece
Frenchman to Bring Champion Horse Here
Paris reports owner Pierre Werth eimer of Boinard, last year’s French champion three year old, plans to ship the horse to the United States around July 1. Boinard may race September 15 October 1 and October 15. No definite plans yet for Epinard in the Ascot Gold Cup in England. Training began today.
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Associated Press
Paris
Pierre Wertheimer
Boinard
United States
Epinard
England
Brookhart Influence Looms In Iowa Delegation Fight
Des Moines reports Iowa Republicans brace for a presidential primary amid Brookhart’s strength in the state. He has not endorsed any candidate as six congressional districts draft plans for a primary, while former Rep Burton E. Sweet challenges Brookhart for a full term in the Senate as the gubernatorial race heats with six hopefuls. June 4 primary date noted.
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Aseeetatec
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Senaor Brookhart
Brookhart
Towa
Coolidge
Meveland
Nion
Kenyon
Iowna
Smith W. Brookhart
Burton E. Sweet
W. 8. Kenyon
Veteran Editor John L Waite Dies at 83 in Burlington
John L Waite editor in chief of the Burlington Hawkeye died aged 83 after six weeks of illness. A longtime Iowa newspaperman, he joined the Hawkeye in 1867, rose to associate editor in 1873 and editor later, briefly served as Burlington postmaster from 1882 to 1886 and again from 1898 to 1906.
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Associated Press
Burlingon
John L Waite
Burlington
Sinclair Tries to Bar Testimony in Teapot Dome Inquiry
Washington reports the Teapot Dome leasing inquiry weighs Sinclair's testimony as counsel argues against questions linking Harry F. Sinclair to recent disclosures. The Walsh resolution and federal suits are cited as reasons to quit or proceed cautiously, amid heated debate on compulsion to testify. The committee adjourned without ruling on Sinclair's examination.
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Oil Committee
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Walsh
Congress
Martin W Littleton
Baelair Cpunsel
Dill
Democrat
Littleton
Shelcher
Tragic Family Shooting in Arlington New Jersey
In Arlington New Jersey on March 21 Roy Wingate was found dead from a gunshot near his bed by his 14 year old daughter Jeanette. Mrs Wingate was wounded near the heart and conscious when police arrived. She accused her husband of shooting her and taking his own life.
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Arlington N. J
Roy Wingate
Jeanette
Railroads Attack Low Rate Demand in West
Western railroads challenge western states demand for lower rates on grain and hay. Counsel argue reduced earnings would threaten financing and service adequacy.
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West
Associated Press
Weahington
Western Railroads
Western District
Booze Deals Unfold in Daugherty Probe Over Whiskey Withdrawals
Washington March 21 A Senate committee probes illicit whiskey withdrawals in 1921 with payments totaling 200000. John Goroni claims a 15 per case permit fee was split among officials including the director of prohibition and Attorney General Daugherty's associates. The exchange centers on Mannington, Orr, and others as investigators demand Mannington's presence and Mannington's passport papers.
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Associated Press
Washington
John Goroni
Alps Drug Company of
New York
Howard Mannington
Daugherty
Little Green House
K Street
Claims of Curbing Testimony in Revenue Bureau Probe
Washington March 21 Intimations officials in the Revenue Bureau sought to curb testimony before the senate committee probing bureau affairs A B Bradley a bureau auditor testified he received a suggestion from his section chief that testimony reflecting on bureau heads could harm his position Charles B Brewer special attorney for the department of justice charged irregularities at the bureau and said his report to President Harding led to dismissal of 28 officials most of whom have been reinstated A subsequent house inquiry will open tomorrow with the shipping board inquiry panel first formal meeting
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Senate Committee
A. B. Bradley
Bradley
Charles B. Brewer
Department of Justice
M Harding
House
Shipping Board
Southwestern Iowa boys conferenced at Creston campus
Older boys from southwestern Iowa gather in Creston for a three day sectional conference under the state Y M C A and Creston Chamber of Commerce. About 300 high school men expected by noon tomorrow with sessions at the Presbyterian church and high school. The program features Rev. Marshall Lumbar Des Moines Dixon and Otis McCrery Drake University among speakers with Dwight Lewis Des Moines in charge of meetings tomorrow.
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State Y. M. C. A
Creston Chamber of Commerce
Burlington Station
Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Richter
Arthur Huntington
Lumbar
Westminster Guild
Marshall Lumbar
Bedford
Roy Guthrie
Des Moines
Dwight Lewis
State Board of Raileyway Commissioners
Otis McCrery
Drake University
Harry Goodrich
Victims of Tragedy Buried at Greenfield
Triple funeral services were held in Greenfield for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Gooen and their son Arthur, victims of a Casper Wyoming shooting rampage last week. Police say Van Goden killed his wife and son, dumped the bodies near Casper, and was shot by officers in Douglas. Friends cite temporary insanity amid family grief.
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Greenfield
Fred van Gooen
Arthur
Casper
Wyo
van Goden
Douglas
Elal
Mexican Gunboat to Clear Ports of Rebels
The Mexican gunboat Bravo sails for home to wage sea war against rebel-held ports. It will target Yucatan Campeche and Tabasco, with Progreso as a first stop, aiming to seize hemp exports and suppress rebel garrisons with marines aboard.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Bravo
Mexico
Yucaetan
Campeche
Tabasco
Adolfo de la Huerta
Progresso
Yucatan
Arturo M. Ellas
Tiflis Patriarch Am Reeia Sentenced in Counter Revolution
In Tiflis on March 21, Patriarch Am Reeia, leader of the Orthodox Church of Georgia and Armenia, has been sentenced to nine years in prison for actions described as a counter revolution against the Viet Venncient.
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Tiflis
Am“reeia
Orthodox Church of
Georgia
Armenia
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