Battle in late on Roosevelt battle in late on Roosevelt
Washington march 1 senate committee delayed action on the leasing of national resources as Dill urged a resolution demanding Assistant Secretary Roosevelt’s resignation. Wadsworth attacked the motive, while letters from Roosevelt and Rear Admiral Giffin were read. Hearings shifted to campaign contributions as inquiry tempo quickened with questions about funding and future testimony.
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Washington
Senate
Dill
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Wadsworth
New York
Lester
Seer Woosevelt
Witt W. Campell
Ayas
Robert 5. Giffin
Ladd
Republican
North Dakota
Oil Committee
Wiliam Toyce ‘Phompson
I Formor
Republican ‘ Milijaral Committee
Anid
Young Teddy Goes Home for Battle
Auburn, March 31. Theodore Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the navy, cut short a Washington visit to catch a train for the capital. He spoke of a fight in Washington and his intent to be there. Roosevelt urged the Matoon Club to plan for the nation’s future and endorsed ongoing investigations.
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Auburn
Washington
Théodore Roosevelt
Aesistant
Navy
Senate
Roosevelty
Matooic Club
Aif
California man found guilty in Schick murder case
Diego Calif March 3 in the Superior Court Reverat charged with the murder of Schick a broker and real estate man. The court found him guilty and life imprisonment was recommended.
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Diego
Calif
Wlcho Superior Court
Schick
Ila
Conight
Lifelit Prosonmene
Sinclair Indicted for Contempt in Oil Reserve Probe
Washington March 31 A federal grand jury indicted Harry F Sinclair on contempt charges for refusing to testify before the senate oil committee. The 10 counts refer to questions Sinclair declined to answer during the inquiry into naval oil leases. The case could reach the Supreme Court on executive privilege and related issues.
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Uy Issoetaet Brose
Washington
Fiarry F. Sinclair
Yeapot Dome
Reserve
Senate Oil Committee
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Compress Tv
Gordon
Alice Pomereoe
Olyen J. Robots
Sinclair
Somer Walsh
Demastral
Montana
D Cog
Tito
Wich
Ram
Coolidge Ponders Cabinet List in Attorney General Search
President Coolidge narrowed his cabinet search for the next attorney general. He consulted two legal advisers Senator Pepper and Secretary Weeks and reviewed a list of candidates including Harlan Stone Nathan Miller and others. Indications suggested Miller’s addition and Chief Justice Rugg’s removal, with a decision expected soon.
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Washington
Coolidge
Harry M. Daugherty
Plaice
Sensain Pepper
Mennsylvania
Andor
Shin Tist
Harlan F. Stone
Columbia University
Schon of
Brank
Wietrich
Todaho
Willian
Weavon
Wie
Federal Court of
Ape Pearls
Nathony DL. Miller
New York
Amin
Arthur H. Rugg
Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court
Alexander J. Graesback
Michigan
Boraly Var Tdaha
White House
Miller
Ruge
Senator TaPotelle Enters Convalescence Period
An uncertain, garbled report notes Senator TaPotelle of Wisconsin entering a convalescence period. The text mentions Washington and Marella with misrendered phrases, but the core fact suggests a health-related temporary absence from duties.
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Washington
Marella
TaPotelle
Wisconsin
Avalanche victims still under snow rescue continues
News report from Associated Treas Trove Wish March describes ongoing efforts to reach the bodies of Don Mired and Mark Eyslop trapped by a snow slide in Prove Can al Weardigg Tast Saturday Forts eight men with whom Hyslop and Alfred were working escaped death when avalanche debris cascaded onto the work road.
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Treas
Trove
Wish
March &H
Don Mired
Mark Eyslop
Prove
Weardigg
Forts
Hyslop
Alfred
College debate report on U S state unity policy inquiry
In a March 31 Associated Press dispatch from Tieenan the North Dakota agrarian representatives debated a question about the United States policy on the exchange rate and about the relation to national unity. The margin of victory was narrow with two points difference.
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Associated Press
Tieenan
Maret
Sale
United
Sinteat
Nettona
Floods Hit Cumberland Valley Damages Estimate Rise
Assented Press reports widespread flood damage along the Potomac with Cumberland Valley residents repairing wrecked property. Hundreds work to restore docks and stores while rail service resumes. county losses in Cumberland Ridgle area projected near 500000 dollars as bridges and dams suffer further strain across Keyser Piedmont and nearby towns.
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Cumberland
Cumberland Valley
Potomac River
Keyser
Piedinot
West Virgina
Medagle
Westernport
Luke
Westernvitroad
Cumberland Ridgles
Aloe
Dike
Virgina Pulp and Paper Prints
Dynamite cap explosion injures boys in Butte home
An explosion from a dynamite cap in a stove injuries two boys in a Butte residence while one carries the other to a hospital seven blocks away. Investigators suspect discarded caps found in caches may have been tossed by youths at nearby sites, raising concerns of accidental blasts around old buildings.
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Ty Anschiead Pras
Nulte
Krank Moras
Butte
Lexer
Henry
Babe
Mellon’s Goad Falls Very Flat
A Senate move to remove Secretary Mellon on technical grounds stalled after Tennessee Democrat McKellar introduced the resolution last Friday. Republicans and some Democrats attacked the measure as unfit for action while Democratic leaders debated whether to revive it, with Senator Robinson distancing himself from the plan.
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Washington
Mellon
McKellar
Tennessee
Senate
Methun
M Kellar
Robinson
Arkanesis
Mr. Mellon
Elder Coolidge 71 and hale despite age
Agraviated Press notes Elder C Coolidge aged 71 celebrated his birthday at home. The elder, father of President Coolidge, remains hale with gray hair and offers longevity advice: hard work. A series of letters arrived, including one from President Coolidge, described as too personal to publish.
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Agraviated
John
Hays and Movies Renew Contract
The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association of America, led by Will Hays, announced a three year renewal of its contract with the association current through March 194. The renewal extends the pact to March 194, solidifying terms for the film industry leaders and theaters nationwide.
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Associated Press
New York
Oiation Picture Practuucers and Distributors of America
Will TE Hays
Oregon School Law Held Invalid but Appeal Is Coming
Oregon’s compulsory public school law was ruled unconstitutional by three federal judges in Parthad. The decision, which voids the 1922 initiative, sets the stage for a U S Supreme Court appeal. Defendants include Governor Walter M Pierce and state officials. the case involves private and parochial schools challenging public school mandates.
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Oregon
Parthad
Ore
United States Supreme Court
William B. Gilbert
C. J. Wolverton
Salem
Finlding
Till Military Academy
Portland
Wyte Society of Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and
Alary
Walter Hierer
J. J. van Winkle
Stanley Myers
Multnomah County
Fudge Wolverton
Scottish Rite Masons
Federated Patriotic Societies
Kit Blas Klan
Ink May Suffer Any Impeachment
Chase, former collector of customs at St Casa, Tes, and former Secretary of the Interior Fall, faces impeachment talk as inquiries develop.
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Co. Chase
St Casa
Tes
Te Interior
Chase
Entire ticket of women elected in Columbus Junction
An all female slate won every seat on the Columbus Junction city council. The elected women include Eve Brets Marr Moore Elly Trenchura Nalli Moore ascersor Mra Ale Lon Mre Janson Mira Schuck Mrs Roberlien and Mrs Richie. They will serve two years. The village, of 400 in Louis County, is claimed to be world’s only city ruled entirely by women.
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Columbus
Tawa
Eve Brets
Wee
Mayne
Marr Moore
Elly ‘Trenchura
Weg
Nalli¢ Moore
Ascersor
Mra
Alelon
Mre
Janson
Mira
Schuck
Roberlien
Richie
Columbus Junction
Louis County
Boy Bank Robber Killed in Battle in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a bank heist ended violently as a bandit nicknamed Jamiex A. Rogers was cornered at Montington Park after a gunfight that left Whicker dead. The pair had stolen up to $12,000 from a Mig Recurity Trust branch. their getaway car stalled and Rogers fled, later being captured by officers while Whicker was fatally wounded.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Whicker
Mayswaud
Rogers
Jamiex A. Rogers
Kansas City
FOX
al Mig Recurity Trust
Bs & Macage
Lia Cams
Montington Park
Hey
Subpoena Service Turmoil Described in Tangled Note
Fragmentary OCR reads like a disrupted report on subpoenas and court observers. Names such as Thompson and others appear amid garbled phrases, with mentions of agreement, reopening terms, and officials, all in a chaotic transcription.
Daugherty Inquisition Continues in Open Session
Washington reports the Daugherty Inquisition Committee extended work in open session to end of the year. President and former attorney general officials faced probes into the Justice Department War Fraud records and Dawes matters. The panel planned to examine Midland National Bank in Washington Court House Ohio and consider contempt referrals for William Daugherty.
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Washington
Daugherty Inventionling Committee
Brockhart
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Gurrensy Dawes
Midland National Bank
Washington Court House
Ohio
S. Dalliharty
Hias
Ialion
Iedin
Senate
Horngb y Secretly Weds Hyg Sweetie
An article reports on a secret marriage involving Hornby and Hyg Sweetie, including court actions and a prior divorce. It notes a threatened separation, a child support issue, and alleged communications between the spouses. The piece references dates and names in a fragmented fashion.
New York Court Targets Means in West Virginia Case
Tinanesile Ark based Means is pursued by a New York court as an indictment cites conspiracy to violate interstate laws. The case involves a former Justice Department agent tied to a highway incident in Hick Creek Valley and a bench warrant for arrest.
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Wheeler
Detierat
Nona Aut
Comitee
Algot
Alarney Ieueest
Gaston
New York
Tinanesile
Ark
Matuhah
Eid
Dudge Garvin
Wome
Gna Fern Ietiburs
Iton 1
Means
McCarson
Geary
Cam Allen Depument
Justice
Hick Creek Valley
Booneville
Plight of Planes Put Off One Day
Searite Wash reports major Frederick L Martin forecasts postponement of the flight start. He said the plan may not launch earlier than Thursday due to unspecified delays.
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Searite
Wash
Alajor
Frederick L. Martin Rommarding
United States
Woday
Thorsday
Amendments to revenue bill cut again by senate committee
Daily reports show the senate finance committee trimming the revenue bill amid tax debates on produce exchange sales and drafts. The panel kept draft taxes at 2 cents per $100 and sales taxes at 2 cents per $100, officials say reducing projected annual revenue by about $6.2 million while Democrats press for a revised rate schedule and continued day and night sessions to finish the bill this week.
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Washington
March
Senate
House
Ways and Wears Committee
Ceremic
Democrats of Se
Fresh rough stuff pulled in Ireland shocks Belfast roads
In Ireland on March 31 explosions rocked Longford and Athlone areas causing road blockages from felled trees. Republicans claimed responsibility for the bombing campaign. Residents near Modlingar in County West Meath woke at midnight to blasts. roads were blocked or blown up. a bridge on the Dublin road was attacked but failed.
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Belfast
Ireland
Ech Longford
Athleon Art Sentral
Dublin
Denatured Alcohol Crackdown During Weekend Patrols
Coroner officials and investigators report on the seizure of denatured alcohol and related preparations during weekend enforcement. Police and health authorities name Coroner Fenster as involved in the inquiries and outline the legal actions taken.
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Actitud
Fenster Na Pelicn
McAdoo Delegation Fails in Arizona Convention Fight
In Phoenix Arizona Marvell tl-trizonary delegates to the Democratic national convention were split after a withdrawal resolution offered by Rutharford of Proper. William G McAdoo remained the presumed nominee as leaders battled over the delegation as the afternoon session opened and politicking intensified.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Marvell
Csi Rutharford
Proper
Endarme
William G. McAdoo
Rho
Ath Aa Miterul
Willannt
Bornean
Mwinenerg
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