Senatorial Committee To Investigate Conditions In Court
Crowds gathered at daylight in New Castle as Mrs Irene Schroeder faced trial for the killing of a highway patrolman. Only one juror was seated by noon, as tickets admitted jurors witnesses and press. Opposing counsel predicted a full jury by tomorrow afternoon with death penalty questions posed to prospective jurors. Defense claims of a medical condition were denied by state doctors and hospital records. Guards patrolled all entrances while the case continued.
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New Castle
Irene Schroedering
W. Va
Highway Trolman Bri Paul
Joseph de Relley
W. Glenn Dague
Kedgwih
H. Powell
Youngtown
Schroeder
Charles J. Marglotti
Margiott
Wheeling
Public Utilities To Spend Billions On Building Drive
Public Utilities will invest over 3.5 million dollars in building as part of a broad plan to speed up a 7 billion dollar program for public and private construction in 1980. Secretary Lamont outlined expansive work across federal and private sectors, with large projects in New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.
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Washington
Mar
Congressional
Sechary Lamont
Commerce
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Army and Navy
Kentucky
Maryland
Tellegen Marries Fourth Time in Asbury Park Vaudeville Venture
Lou Tellegen actor begins his fourth matrimonial venture in Asbury Park New Jersey with actress Evan Casanova. They wed yesterday by Judge Martin L Ferris. Casanova was previously married to actor Minor McLain and divorced a year ago. Tellegen’s prior marriage to Isabel Craven Tellegen ended last fall.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Lou Tellegen
Evan Casanova
Martin L. Ferris
Miss Casanova
Minor McLain
Tellegen
Isabel Craven Tellegen
War Ren M. E. Church Ladies Aid Host Chicken Dinner
A chicken dinner is offered Tuesday March 11 from 11 a m to 8 p m at 42 Latrobe Street. Seven top cooks from the Ladies Aid of War ren M. E. Church prepare the meal for attendees.
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Latrobe Street
Ladies’ Aid
Warren M. E. Church
Doheny Bribery Trial Delayed After Deaths
Washington March 10 The bribery trial of Edward L Doheny, oil operator, postponed to Wednesday out of respect for Justice Edward Sanford who lies in Knoxville and former Chief Justice Taft to be buried in Arlington. Doheny charged with giving 100000 dollar bribe to former interior secretary Albert Fall. defense argues double jeopardy after conspiracy acquittal over Elk Hills lease.
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Delay
Taft
Sanford
Washington
Mar
William Howard Taft
Edward Terry Sanford
Edward L. Doheny
William Hitz
D. of Columbia Supreme Court
Justice Sanford
Knoxville
Arlington National Cemet
Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
All
Ali
Elk Hills
Thinks Wife Is Being Held Up and Shoots Two
A Purdue football player from Lagrange suburb Chicago area was shot in the hip while trying to force entry into a rooming house. His companion Thomas Klein was arrested and the owner Joseph Terrese fired at them, wounding Galleteh as authorities investigate a possible attempted hold up.
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Chicago
Mar
Herbert Galleteh
Lagrange
Purdue University
Thomas Klein
Galleteh
Joseph Terrese
Miners Chief Urges Freedom for Workmen at Convention
Indianapolis March 10 John L Lewis head of United Mine Workers warns federal action is needed to free bituminous miners from harsh management. He and officers Philip Murray and Thomas Kennedy outline growing earnings disparities between coal workers and coal using industries and criticize a rival Springfield rump convention.
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Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Uien
Lewis
Philip Murray
Thomas Kennedy
Springfield
Highlights in life of Taft summary chronicle
Washington March 10 These were the highlights in the life of William Howard Taft Born Cincinnati Ohio September 15 1857 Yale graduate June 27 1878 Cincinnati Superior Court judge March 7 1887 Solicitor General February 4 1890 first Civil Governor of the Philippines July 4 1901 Secretary of War February 1 1904 Republican presidential nominee June 18 1908 elected president November 1909 note Continued on page seven.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
Yale
United States
Philippines
Roosevelt
Taft's Body Lies In State As Nation Prepares Honors
The body of William Howard Taft lay in state in the capitol rotunda while the nation readied to honor him. Floral tributes filled the White House area and Wyomin Avenue home as officials and citizens expressed sympathy. Flags flew at half staff from the White House to military outposts as Congress adjourned in respect. The body will lie in state for three hours, then services will be held at All Souls' Unitarian Church followed by burial at Arlington National Cemetery. A caisson will carry the casket to the capitol, escorted by cavalry.
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Taft
White Nation
All Souls” Unitarian Church
Washington
Mar
William Howard Taft
House of Death
Wyomin Avenue
Mrs. Taft
Massenges
White House
Congress
There'll Never Be A Great Turning Of The World To God
Rev A M Barlow preaches at Andrews M E Church urging churches to clean up and act by precept and example. He cites Ruth and calls for a holy life as the path to happiness and peace, warning against secret sorrows from sin as danger. (Continued on Page Four)
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Rev
A.M. Barlow
George L. Egbert
A. M. Barlow
Andrew's
M. EB. Church
Barlow
Koreas Chin kai base motion show fire kills 104
In Seoul on March 10 a blaze at a Chin kai naval base warehouse during a Russo Japanese war anniversary exhibit killed 104 people and wounded over 100. Most victims were Japanese families trapped inside the burning building as flames threatened adjacent ammunition magazines. Firefighters halted spread to the magazine.
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Seoul
Korea
Chinkai Naval Base
Mukden
Naval Base
Bluejacket
Crowds Welcome Byrd Back From Antarctic Expedition
Dunedin New Zealand greeted Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his Antarctic expedition return after more than a year exploring Marie Byrd Land. Thousands lined the waterfront as ships escorted Byrd’s party to dock. bands played and the city celebrated the explorer who later spoke of his Pole flights. A separate Berlin note reported a $1,000,000 claim for hotel use by army officers during the war.
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Dunedin
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Marie Byrd Land
Byrd
South Pole
North Pole
New York
Eleanor Bolling
Berlin
Anti-Freeze Deaths Hit Sioux in North Dakota
Four Sioux Indians died after consuming an illicit anti freeze compound passed as alcohol at a 4 dance near Tokio on the Fort Totten reservation in North Dakota. Three victims Francis Rasett Jerome Onehouse Jerome Albert died before a doctor arrived. Mike Goodhouse died later. One Indian remains missing and three others likely ill.
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Devil's Lake
N. D
Dance
Tokio
Fort Totten
Francis Rasett
Jerome Onehouse
Jerome Albert
Mike Goodhouse
Naval Parley Crisis Faces Delegates at Conference
London march 10 chief delegates of America Britain and France confronted the first major crisis of the naval conference as France pressed for a security guarantee in exchange for reducing her navy to 724000 tons over five years. Briand seeks mutual assistance while MacDonald and Stimson avoid entangling pacts. Britain fears exposure to war and the outcome will shape the conference’s success.
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London
America
Great Britain
France
Briand
MacDonald
Stimson
Britain
United States
Sanford Will Be Buried In Native State
Washington reports Associate Justice Edward Terry Sanford will be buried in Tennessee after dying from uremic poisoning. A Supreme Court delegation led by Chief Justice Hughes and Justices McReynolds and Butler Stone traveled to Knoxville for the rites.
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Sanford
Washington
Hilla
Tennessee
Edward Terry Sanford
Siepreme
William Howsard Taft
Knoxville
Supr Court
Charles Evans "Hughes
Jilices
McReynolds
Butler Stone
Tennesse
Justice Sanford
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