Disasters in British Mines Take 65 Lives
London reports two coal mine disasters in Wales and Nottinghamshire with a feared total death toll of 65. In Wales an explosion at the marine colliery near Cwm killed 23 with 28 still missing while in Notting ham England a separate blast at a large pit of the Ebhiyvale company trapped many beneath wreckage amid poisonous fumes and collapsing roof as rescuers fought to reach entombed workers.
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Cooper Case Dismissed by House Judiciary Panel
Washington March 1 The House Judiciary Committee voted to dismiss all impeachment charges against Federal agent Frank Cooper of the northern New York district. The action passed by a clear majority though four members openly dissented or withheld comment. Forum implied protestors may push further challenges in other forums.
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Eie
Errick Contract Inquiry Involves Forest Officials
Washington March scene describes inquiry clearing forest vice officials of charges linked to a Fred Herrick contract for Rev iment member in Great county. The public lands committee approved the contract for transmission to the Senate.
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Dpma Re
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Senate
Girl of 105 Slain in Chicago Hotel Mystery
Mrs Mabel Wood 18 was found slain in a hotel bathroom as inquest opened with two suspects questioned. Assistant state's attorney Levy said the killer may not be in custody and noted others are linked by circumstantial evidence. Frevoe 27 and Homer Cameron were released after questioning following the discovery and earlier drinking in a nearby room. Inquest continued until March 10.
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Mabel Wood
Larold Levy
Albert Prevoe
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Frevoe
Cameron
Wood
Fresh Filibuster Opens as Senate Delays Bills
Washington March 1 AP The Senate faces a tighter jam as debate stalls a resolution to extend the campaign finance committee and to allow opening over 1000 ballot boxes from Pennsylvania. Filibuster blocks action, signaling delays on all legislation until adjournment at noon Friday while a prohibition reorganization measure may still proceed.
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French Cabinet Approves French Debt Payment Plan
Paris reports the cabinet approved the tentative text of a Franco American provisional debt payment agreement. Washington dispatches say Secretary Mellon was satisfied with Premise Poincaire's plan for a provisional four payment on the French war debt, received without enthusiasm or criticism.
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Jackson Wyoming Isolated Eight Days by Snow
Isolated Jackson Wyoming residents regained mail after eight days cut off by heavy snow. State road crews groaned through blizzards along Teton Pass with drifts up to 21 feet, while areas near Jenny Lake saw six feet deep piles. Livestock near Jackson were fed as relief efforts continued amid hazardous driving conditions.
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Jenny Lake District
Jackson
Bryan Mat
Grosvenha
Ailghel
Secretary of State Stewart Impeached in House Charges
The Montana House impeached Secretary of State Charles T. Stewart by a 99 to 0 vote after a two week inquiry by a special committee. Impeachment cites high crimes and malfeasance. a five member prosecution board will take the case to the Senate while the govern or appoints a replacement if convicted.
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Troy
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Bricks
Senate
Board of Managers
Secretary of Staff
Afr. Stewart
House Board of Managers
G. M. Moss
Mathead
W. S. Flachsenhar
Prairie
Harry Anns
Blaine
W. B. Leagitt
Custer
Dennis A. Dellyn
Lake County
Flachsenhar
Leavitt
Burns
Moss
Dellya
George J. Hurd
Great Falls
Robbers Slay Bank Cashier and Loot Coffers
Robbers killed Farmers & Merchants State Bank cashier J T C Mien last night and escaped with nearly all vault cash. The assailants beat him to death and locked his body in the vault after forcibly entering the bank. Authorities believe the crime occurred during an attempted robbery. the vault combination jammed and authorities suspect a second attacker. The search continues as officials assess the motive and protect the remaining funds.
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Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Instrument Jtc
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Bjone
Little Colorada Town Snowed In A Winter Toll
Silverton Colorado endures a heavy snowstorm isolating San Juan county with about 1200 residents bracing for at least two more weeks. Rail service remains limited six and a half miles away while snowplows work on the Durango to Silverton route as food and mail are hauled in by sled and wagon.
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March
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Durango
San Juan
Planes to resume 20,000 mile flight from Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires march 1. The San Francisco and St Louis, the last two planes of the U S Army Yans American squadron of four, arrived Saturday and will depart tomorrow morning for continued flight after a pause caused by the death of Captain Clinton F Wooley and relief pilot Lieut Jonas W Beatom.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
U. S. Army
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Clinton F. Wooley
Jona W. Beatom
Army of Sun Quits Shanghai Defense Leaving Gap
Shanghai reports the withdrawal of Marshal Sun Chuan-Fang’s forces from Sungkiang and the Shanghai area. The Sun defense collapsed after Meng Chan-yuch defected to the Shantungese, leaving a wide gap as large numbers pour into Sun territory from the south. Separately, a U S Navy seizure at Hankow involved 100 Chinese soldiers who disembarked from the Mei Hung, per a March 1 report.
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Shanghai
Sun Prize
Kiang
Sun Chuan-Fang
Sungkiang
Meng Chan-yuch
Washington
United States
Wavy Department
Jury in Daugherty and Miller Case Not Reporting
New York on March 1 the jury in the Daugherty Miller affair failed to report as scheduled. Jurors were brought to the courtroom at 1 10 pm and again 2 76 pm. Attorneys expected a verdict soon, while spectators watched from outside noting tension and delays.
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Tesetva Santrurtone
Daugherty
Maye Miller Vertiet
Allainoys
Hamas AW
Niller
Alen Braperts
Cust Oy
Tolowme
John J. Knox
United States
Artor
Emyoy
J. Luckner
Toumys
O'Vlark
Eupoxita
Doheny decision ends litigation
Charles Welbourn chief counsel for the Edward J Doheny interests announced a rehearing will not be asked after the Supreme Court decision cancelling the Elk Hills oil lease. Edward Doheny is said to lose about 21 million dollars from the Navy cancelled lease ruling.
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Los Angeles
Charles Welbourn
Edward J. Doheny
United States Supreme Core
Elkils Naval Reserve
Washington
Edward Se Doheny
Supreme Court
Elke Hills
California
Navy Department
Plutocratic Pittsburgh Unions Quit Over Wage Demands
In Pittsburgh 1935 wage contract tensions led 1,200 iron workers cement finishers and steam fitters to halt work after employers refused to renew the wage deal. Iron workers sought 14 dollars a day cement finishers 12.50 and steam fitters 12.50, with iron workers and cement finishers moving to a five day week while other unions continued work. Officials from the U S conciliations and state labor department joined talks to reconcile the dispute.
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Pittsburgh
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Iron Workers
Cement Fiishers
Stean Fitters
United States Commissioner of Conciliation
State Department of Labor and Industry Trade
Brothers Duel Over Wife Of Elder Ends In Fight
New York report describes a dramatic duel over an elder's wife. Col Edward Codrington Carrington, a Chicagoan, faced Campbell Carrington in a staged quarrel described as a duet. The confrontation ended with injuries and a claim of assault, while a punchy, chaotic narrative unfolds amid garbled text.
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New York
Edward Codrington Carrington
Wheels
Land Grant Bill Sent to President in Senate Action
The Senate adopted a House resolution extending to March 1, 102 the time to withhold approval of the Northern Darife railroad adjustment. It also continues the Joint Congressional Committee and directs the Attorney General to advise on possible legal or legislative steps.
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House
Interior
Darife
Senate
Coolidge
Joint Congressional Committee
Senate Provides Seed Loan Funds
Washington March The 8 million dollar appropriation for loans to farmers to buy seed was added to the second deficiency appropriation today by the Senate Appropriations Committee. The House refused to include the loan, citing preference for Senate action.
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Senate On
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Senate
Fort Hall Indians to be paid 4000 per capita for lands
The Senate approved a bill authorizing a per capita payment of 4000 to Fort Hall Indians of Idaho as compensation for lands taken for the African Falls reservoir. The action was reported from Washington on March 1.
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Washington
Senate
Indiana
Fort Hutt
Garrett 10 Continues as Minority Leader Nomination Told
Washington Reuters reports Representative Ganete from Tennessee was nominated by Democrats as a party candidate for speaker of the house in the near congress. Republicans will hold a safe majority and Garrett is slated to succeed Iynel as minority leader amid expectations of a near term defeat.
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FT. Ganete
Tennessee
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Iynel
LID DROPPED ON MEXICAN NEGOTIATION
Washington reports a flat rejection by the state department of a note handed to the Mexican foreign office. The note, described as of unusual importance, did not illuminate oil and land law disputes but suggested fresh friction between the two governments. Some speculate about Mexican regulatory issues or direct communications involving President Calles and Senator Borah as possible subjects. Continued on Page Ten.
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State Department
Veronment
Mexico City
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Borah
Thamiels
Oil Counsel Loses Bill On Evidence
Washington March Sne tiat government off counsel failed to advance a bill in the senate to bar witnesses from shielding others by invoking their constitutional privilege and refusing to answer incriminating questions. Senator Walsh argued the measure would not shield any witness but would help bring cases to justice. Senator Bruce blocked action, saying the bill could shield criminals.
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Snetiat
Congress
Shieleng Pllne
Walsh
Arantana
Senate
Bruce
Maryland
Walsh Loses Fight Against Abe Myers Nomination
Washerton March 1 The Senate confirmed Abraham P F Myers of Town to be a member of the federal trade commission despite dissenting votes. Senator Walah charged Myers as attorney general influenced government actions against Alum Linn Company of America and Continental Biking Company. Moore testified he only interpreted the law.
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Abraham PF. Myers
Senate
Walah
Martina
Myers
Alumlinn Company of America
Continental Biking Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moore
Benatar Walah Wan Ynabt
Three Children Burned to Death in Blaze at Home
A fire in Wasi, Tomiam, killed Moon Alice Owens, 14, and her two younger brothers John 6 and Paul 7, along with their father William Hyssong. Neighbors watched as flames trapped them and confusion surrounds the blaze origin.
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Wasi
Alice Owens
John
Paul Ityasong
Yeate
Wm. Hys- Song
Four children and grandmother die in Minnesota fire
Triding Minn March 11 AP A farmer and his family suffered a deadly blaze that killed four tots and their 70 year old grandmother. The house burned after a stove caused the fire. Mrs. Bea ford was seriously burned but escaped with injuries.
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Hiro
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Bowle
Baénewal Basford
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