Germany Delays League Entrance Amid Assembly Crisis
Geneva reports outline tension over Germany's admission to the league as councils and allied powers debate permanent seats on the council. Stressmann cites German objections to enlarging the body, while others warn the move could derail the league and Locarno hopes.
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Geneva
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Itive
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Azue
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Keane
League Nations
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Curran Quits Federal Post in Immigration Service
New York March 13 Commissioner of Immigration at Ellis Island Henry Curran resigns effective March 31 denying links to the Countess of Cathcart case. He will become solicitor and adviser to the City Cab Company of New York. The resignation follows controversy over delays and moral turpitude rulings amid a disputed acquittal. Curran states no involvement beyond routine policing.
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New York
Denry H.,carren
Ellis Island
Countess of Cathcart
Carren
Curren
City Cab
New York Times
Sean Tegal Adie
Internal Revenue
Day Senator Defends Prohibition Amid Mellon Criticism
Senator McKeelar accused Secretary Mellon of conflict of interest in treasury leadership due to liquor ties and charged prominent talks and hostesses with defying prohibition. He argued prohibition is a success despite widespread violations and predicted no repeal, noting rising drinking sentiment.
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Treasury
Iis
America
Republic
McKeelar
Andrews
Ind
Seale
Engineer is Crashed and Killed in Train Derailment
Tas Hackett, a Terre Harts Indiana locomotive engineer, was killed and four trainmen wounded when Tennessee train No 12 from New York to St Louis derailed near Proteca Tennessee. The double-header locomotive plunged into a ditch and several cars overturned. Second engineer Marty Bent speculated the engine left the track suddenly perhaps due to rail issues.
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Highhead
Thirty Die Aboard Vessel From Measles
Buenos Aires dispatch reports the Malina Tney Selvidere from Trieste arriving with thirty dead, mostly immigrants, from an epidemic of measles, broncho pneumonia and peritonitis. Nearly 200 aboard were stricken in three days. the dead were buried at sea.
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Buenos Aires
Malina Tney Selvidere Aere
Trieste
Wealthy Steel Magnate Ill In Germany
Duisburg March 13. August Thyse 86, coal iron and steel magnate, was seriously ill today at his home. His condition was regarded hopeless after a recent operation that contributed a inflammation of the brain. The family stood at the bedside.
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Duisburg
Germany
Thyse 86
Prayer movement grows with resorts offered for sale
A prayer gathering that began ten days ago at Lansing Ulindis near Hammond Indiana has drawn about twenty attendants and grown as residents along Ridge Road offer their retreats for sale. The group now prays nightly at the sites as the movement expands.
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Cudeaigo
Lansing
Ulindis
Hapymond
Ind
Ridge Road
Uteel Missions
Pinchot Enters Senate Race for Republican Nomination
Harrisburg March 13 Governor Pinchot announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the United States Senate in Pennsylvania. He seeks the seat held by Senator George Pepper, citing support for the national party platform, his Pennsylvania record, opposition to the state gang, and the need for a representative of plain people in Washington.
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Pinchot
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
George Wharton Pepper
Tinchot
Coolidge
Iam
United States
Bull Moose Progressive
Washington
Boise Penrose
A. Mitch@n Palmer
Penrose
Salm Departs in Snug Mood Over Court Support
New York March 12 Count Ludwig Salm Hoogstraden sails for Europe after alleging unfair methods used to estrange him from his wife Milli cent Rogers. He thanks American courts for access to his son Peter and vows to prove alleged misconduct if a separation suit proceeds. He says he did not come to make money from marriage but to earn money through business and blames H J Rogers for harming his career.
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Ludwig Salm Hoogstraden
Europe
Millicent Rogers
Peter
Amy
Tial
H. J. Rogers
Salm
United States
Peopl
Rogers
Greb Heads South To Train For Next Bout
Harry Greb, former middleweight champion, leaves Pittsburgh for Hot Springs Arkansas to start training for his May 21 rematch with Tiger Pigoors in New York. He will be joined by manager James Mason and plans to stay about a month, then set training quarters nearby.
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Harry Greb
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hat Conqueror
Tiger. Pigoors
New York
James Mason
Felder dies in Savannah amid railway duties
Thomas B. Felder of New York died suddenly in Savannah on March 12 from heart disease while in town to handle business with the Savannah and Atlanta Railway of which he was co receiver. Felder had been convicted in New York the prior year with Gaston B. Means for conspiring to bribe officials in the Crager system glass casket fraud case.
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Thomas B. Felder
New York
Felder
Savannah and
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Thomas B.felder
Gaston B. Means
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Means
Federal Penitentiary
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Washington
Appelate Division
Supreme Court
Northview man dies from car wreck injuries
August Tourney 42 of 1102 North Fourteenth Street Northview died at St Marys hospital from a fractured skull after a Wednesday afternoon collision near Reynoldsville. He died 36 hours after the wreck on his 22nd wedding anniversary. Survived by widow Ellen Tourney and several relatives. other wreck victims improving at home. Tourney belonged to Eagle lodge National Window Glass Workers of America and the Lathers Union.
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August Tourney
North Fourteenth Street
Northview
St. Mary's Hospital
Reynoldsville
Tourney
Ellen Tourney
Ep Tourney
North
Chestnut Street
Minnie Ternests
Hamill Avene
Martha Wilian
Williams Avenue
M. Katherine Tourney
Hamill Avenue
Lather‘s
J. C Slaven
Bridgeport Protest Over State Tourney Selections
Bridgeport boosters accuse district selectors of favoritism in choosing Clarksburg district reps for the state tournament. They cite Bridgeport’s 18 to 10 victory over Weston in the district finals and a loss in the semifinals as evidence, alleging teams were chosen to draw crowds rather than reflect records. They question why Weston, tied with Washington Irving Victory and West Union, was selected.
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Clarksburg
Clarksburo
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Victory
West
Union
Meg
Grafton
Grandmother Wins Breach of Promise Suit for 20000
Campbell of Ove Ange, a grandmother, earns 20000 in a jury verdict against George K. Fitzsimmons of Summit who admitted paying attentions to her for 16 years after she sued for 50000.
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Campbell
Oveange
George K. Fitzsimmons
Summit
Historic Old Regiment May Soon Function
West Virginia plans to reestablish the First Regiment in the northern part of the state with Earl H. Smith of Fairmont as colonel and Charles Robinson of Morgantown as lieutenant colonel. The move follows guidance by Major General John L. Hines to bolster national defense, with Co. A of Fairmont as the nucleus and a battalion to be formed immediately.
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John L. Hines
U. S. Army
West Virginia
Commonwealth
Earl H. Smith
Fairmont
Will Beits
Charles ©. Robinson
Morgan Town
Co. A
Harold B. Cornwell
First West Virginia
National Guards
United States
A. B. Fleming
Gypsy
Harrison County
Prince’s Gift War Storms Divorce Case in Chicago
In Chicago a chancery suit over a $50,000 River Forest home pits Horace Dolan against his wife and daughter. Mrs Gertrude Dolan Whitmore testifies a Persian prince gave the home to her daughter and mother, while the daughter’s engagement with Prince Victor Vieiji faltered after the prince’s wife intervened. Dolan seeks a half share. the case involves family, gifts, and discipline of the daughter.
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Gertrude Dolnan Whitmore
New York
River Forest
Prince Victor Vieiji
Bombay
Dolan
Small Blaze Exits Threat to Poling Home
A small fire at the Poling residence on Lincoln Street threatened the home during decorations for a fifth wedding anniversary. Firefighters responded quickly and extinguished the flames before significant damage. Mrs Poling reportedly removed a mantel embellishment when flames began, aided by others in the house. Minor injuries and hospital treatment followed for two individuals.
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R. Jr. Poling
Lincolnstreet
Poling
Hames
Four youths committed to reformatory
Four youths from Logan and Wood counties were sent to the Industrial Reform School at Pointown after conviction on serious charges. Melvin Aller, 17, and Henry Mack, 18, escapees from the school, were identified and joined by Clarence Callaghan, 11, and Everett Privo, 11, in being committed until age 21. Officers H C Bee and Logan County deputy sheriff brought them in.
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Melvin Aller
Logan County
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Timate
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Henry
Clarance Callyrhan
Everett Privo
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H.C. Bee
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Local residents mentioned in brief city notes
AClrkeburg hospital reports one patient discharged to home. Mr and Mrs B Watkins of Maps Avenue left yesterday for Monowkah due to illness of Mr Watkins mother. Mrs AM Powers of Morgantown arrived in Gratton visiting her husband in the Tuigte police post. A R Weston of Flemington attended to business in Grafton and visited friends. Miss Tuth Courtney and Be a Primm plan Stewlesburg visits to see Mr and Mrs White, former Grafton residents.
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Clarkeburg
Tuigte Police
Grafton
A. R. Weston
Flemington
Tuth Courtney
Bea Primm
Stewlesburg
Robert, White
Fear Over Firing On Japanese Ships Sparks Crisis
Tokio reports rising tensions after two Japanese destroyers tried to enter the Pi River at Jakatat. Foreign Minister Shidehara and Navy Minister Tatheradi confer. cabinet decision expected by Monday. Foreign office says calm handling, no recurrence implied. China had been told the ships would proceed to Tientsin, raising anger over the incident. Japan awaiting alien consular meeting input at Tientsin and may act independently.
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Jaka Tat
Shidehara
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Tolay
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Adda
Tintsin
Tientsin
Japan
Japanese Destroyers Fire At Taku Bay Injures Three Sailors
The Japanese minister reports that two Japanese destroyers were fired upon by national army troops at Taku while crossing the Pei river entrance. Three sailors were wounded. The foreign office says the destroyers violated navigation rules and justifies the incident.
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Foreign Office
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Indian Fighter and Custer Ally S. B. Jones Dies at 81
Anadarko Oklahoma March 13 S B Jones survivor of the Big Horn battle in 1876 died aged 81. Jones ran the gauntlet of thousands of Indians and delivered General Custer's message for reinforcements.
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Lite Big Horn
George A. Custer
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Woman confesses to beating young child in Maryland case
Haltmore Maryland March 13 The confession of Mrs Edny May Wright Coursey detailing a broomstick beating of her son Eldridge five on February six was read to the jury trying her for murder The mother said the child was whipped while undressed for a bath after locking himself in a room The boy was dead when a physician arrived The father is a joint defendant in the case and will be tried later
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Edward W. Scripps
Scripps-Howard Newsporters
Ohio
Monravia Bay
Roy W. Howard
Scripps- Howard
United States
Scripps McMae League
United Press Associations
Robert P. Scripps
Will Leary
Serinps
Howard
Smithton
Young
Seripps
Haltmore
Edny May Wright Coursey
Eldridge
Four In Family Are Asphyxiated By Gas
Police report a family of four in Battinore Massachusetts died from gas asphyxiation after gas escaped from a heater. Neighbors summoned authorities noting a strong odor. The victims include Dr and Mrs John Otremila and two small children.
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John Otrem- Iba
Sholr
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