Chicago Grand Jury Charge To Be Probed
Washington March 12 The House ordered a Congressional inquiry into criminal charges against two representatives, reversing yesterday’s decision to leave the matter to the Department of Justice. A viva voce vote adopted Representative Garrett’s resolution to create a special Senate committee to conduct the probe.
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Coal Players Conference Aims Quick Wage Settlement
In Baltimore representatives of the Northern West Virginia Coal Operators Association and the United Mine Workers of America met in executive session to consider a three year wage agreement affecting about 26 000 miners. Spokesmen expect ratification of the Jacksonville formed deal.
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United Mine Workers of America
Jacksonville
Former Gov Cornwell Files for Democratic National Delegate
Charleston March 12 John J Cornwell former governor filed formal notification with the secretary of state to run as delegate at large to the Democratic National convention He said he would support John W Davis for the Democratic nomination for president if elected delegate
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Reed to Retire From Public Office in 1930s
Clarksburg West Virginia March 22 Congressman Stuart F Reed announces retirement from active political life He will not seek re election to Congress after his present term Illness and long public service cited as reasons He hopes younger party members gain a chance to advance Reed says he never faced defeat in his previous campaigns and plans to rest once his term ends
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Amy Lowell profile and literary clash with critics noted
A fragmented feature profiles Amy Lowell as a bold modern poet whose verse challenged conventional meter. The piece notes her Whitmanesque boldness, family ties to Harvard and James Russell Lowell, and her status as a prolific yet contentious critic shaping other poets.
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New Soldier Bonus Plan Sent To Board
A House Ways and Means subcommittee drafted a bill to place administration of the new soldiers bonus in the Veterans Bureau with paid-up life insurance. The plan emphasizes endowment policies, 20 to 30 years, valuing policies by adjusted service credit from prior legislation. Representatives Bacharach Andrews and Fish push for use of home service credits and a dollar per day basis.
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New York
Lipstick Poison Suspected In Girl's Death
Florence Emily Dickerson aged 16 of Atlantic City died after lip gloss leading to blood poisoning. She was hospitalized with a swollen face after using lipstick suspected of containing poison. Her parents reported chapped lips and chemists are testing the cosmetic for toxins.
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Harry Dickerson
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Bandits Loot Bank After Binding Clerks
Seven armed bandits entered the Security Loan Company office in New York seized four clerks including a woman, bound them with telephone wires, looted an open rate, and fled in a car with jewelry valued at more than $50,000.
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Security Loan Company
Pitfalls in Business Endorsement Signatures and Pencil Marks
A 1928 case notes the legality of signatures by marks or pencils on bills of exchange. It discusses if a party may be bound when endorsing with a nontraditional mark and whether a signature formed by a pencil mark is valid. The ruling references Brown and the Bank of New York City and considers proper execution of endorsements under common law.
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Lenroot Retires From Oil Committee Chairmanship
Washington March 12 Retirement of Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin as chairman and member of the oil committee shades other oil inquiry developments. He will be succeeded by Senator Ladd of North Dakota a La Follette ally who led the panel after Lenroot left for rest. The resignation followed a session grilling John F Major and a secret session review of telegrams from Albert B Fall era. Major testified McLean posed no obstacle to deposition and that January activity by McLeans staff aimed to expedite the Florida deposition.
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United Mine Workers Meet to Negotiate Contract in Baltimore
In Baltimore on March 12 representatives of the United Mine Workers of America and the Northern West Virginia Coal Operators Association planned talks to negotiate a new contract replacing the current one expiring March 31. The discussions, aimed at new wage scales, could impact about 25,000 miners in the Palmont area as travel delays caused by a storm pushed back the first session from yesterday afternoon.
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Bomb explodes at British Legation in Athens
A bomb at the entrance of the British legation in Athens caused property damage and no injuries. Greek officials suspect a staged attack to discredit the government. The premier and minister of inferior expressed regrets as an inquiry under British police direction began and several suspects were detained.
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Underwood Leads Primary Race in Alabama State
Oscar Underwood United States Senator from Alabama has secured the state delegation to the Democratic National Convention amid incomplete returns. From 59 of 67 counties the tally shows Underwood 49209, Musgrove 27285, Dinsmore 8281.
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Gale Still Rages in Eastern Parts of U S
A nor eastern gale continued along the Atlantic coast after a 24 hour storm. Seven lives were lost in New York City and Philadelphia, with many injured. High winds peaked near 72 mph at Atlantic City. Virginia was cut off as smaller craft sheltered near shore and damages spread across New Jersey.
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127 Bodies Removed From Mine After Explosions
The Utah Fuel Co mine No 2 near Castle Gate Maz was the scene of a deadly blast that left 173 men entombed and 127 bodies removed by early today. Only 46 workers remained accounted for and hopes for any survivors faded as rescue efforts continued.
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Proper Bible Translation on Death Penalty Debate
A reader submitted a pasting arguing the death penalty is unlawful. The piece cites Exodus and Genesis translations, ancient and modern Hebrew texts, and New Testament references to support enforcing or opposing capital punishment. It urges obedience to divine and civil law, concluding murder warrants death, yet the Bible’s full law must guide practice.
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Folstow
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Jacree
Jesus
Night of Slayings Brings State Troops to Linden
In Linden New York on March 12 two elderly couples, Mr and Mrs Thomas Whalley and Mrs George Morse, were killed in a brutal attack. Four unknown assailants shot Mr Whalley and Mrs Morse beaten with an axe handle. The scene was set to appear arson with rugs over the bodies and oil poured, prompting state troopers to be dispatched to maintain order during a possible capture.
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George Morse
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Morse
Miss Virginia Love Returns to Work in Wheeling
Miss Virginia Love, recently ill at home, has returned to Wheeling to resume her auditing clerk duties at Stone and Thorins Dry Goods Store. Mrs. J R Riggs came back from a visit with friends at West Union and Mrs. J N Tregellas left for Clarksburg to visit her daughter Mrs Long. Mary G Carroll from West Washington Street left this morning for Clarksburg to spend a week with her son in law Jack Hamilton, formerly Virginia Alkire, of this city. Mr and Mrs W F Snyder of Flemington were in Grafton today, renewing their subscription for the paper. Mint Mary Payne returned home after five weeks away at the home of Mr and Mrs Parker Solvey on West Washington Street.
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West Union
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Clarksburg
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Grafton
Mary Payne
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Honduras is left without a functioning government following the death of former president and ensuing revolutionary upheaval. Diplomats brokered a seventy two hour armistice beginning Monday at 62 Medast Mon day between rival leaders to halt hostilities.
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Mary
Guthierrez
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