BRITAIN REJECTS GENEVA PEACE PROTOCOL AT LEAGUE MEETING
Geneva March 12 The League of Nations council met as Britain and all dominions except Ireland rejected the Geneva peace protocol. Dr Eduard Benes said he would propose referring the peace and disarmament question to the next League assembly and consider Mr Chamberlain's plan for defensive treaties to preserve peace.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Council of the
League of Nations
England
Ireland
Eduard Benes
Council On the Protocol
League
Chamberlain
Bronx deputy clerk dies after fall near elevated train
New York official Thomas McCabe, deputy county clerk in charge of the marriage license bureau in the Bronx, was killed late today after he fell or jumped before a Third Avenue elevated train. He was to testify before the Bronx grand jury on the marriage license scandal involving minors. Justice Tierney said the inquiry targets the broader underage trafficking in the Bronx, not McCabe personally.
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Thomas McCabe
The
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Third Avenue Line
McCabe
Bronx Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Tierney
Wood sails for America amid rumors from Cadiz
An AP dispatch from Cadiz Spain reports Osborne C Wood former American officer who left Paris and Biarritz last month has sailed on the West Chelac bound for Tampa Florida. His financial affairs and travels have drawn considerable interest.
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Associated Press
Paris
Cadiz
Spain
Osborne C. Wood
Biarritz
West Chelac
Tampa
Fla
Teapot Dome Case Hearsay Testimony Spurs Court Adjournment
In Cheyenne on March 12 the Teapot Dome lease annulment trial reached a pivotal point as bank records of Albert B Fall and a Denver cashier's testimony faced double hearsay objections. Judge Kennedy then recessed court to let the government prepare its arguments.
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Wyo
Associated P'ress
Kennedy
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Liberty Bonds
Sinclair
Fall
T. Blake Kennedy
J. W. Lacey
Defense
A. J. Conway
Federal Reserve Branch Bank of Denver
Conway Jaimmsell
Lacey
Conway
Owen J. Roberts
Denver
Mr. Lacey
President Simons Seated in Berlin
Berlin March 12 The oath of present of the German republic was read to Dr Walter Simons former foreign affairs minister as successor to the late President Ebert Shortly after Wilhelm Marx premier of Prussia was unanimously named as coalition presidential candidate by clerical and middle parties The outlook is poor for Marx as nationalists plan to field Dr Karl Jarres as their rival candidate
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Berlin
Associated Press
Walter Simons
Ebert
Wilhelm Marx
Prussia
Karl Jarres
Marx
War over Warren nomination as attorney general resumes
Washington March 12 The White House re submits Charles B Warren of Michigan for attorney general after conferring with Warren his Detroit home arrival and White House guest status. Senate leaders differ with renewed judiciary committee review and possible third favorable report amid Isle of Pines treaty filibuster and world court talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wolidge
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Warren
Detroit
White House
Judiciary Committee
Isle of Pines
Shera
Warrens
Treasury says levy on Couzens stock sale hidden by law
The Treasury plans to deliver to Senator Couzens a notice of an arbitrary assessment on profits from his 1919 sale of Ford Motor Company stock. Secretary Mellon said the exact amount is not public due to legal restrictions, and there was no plan to publicize the case.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Ford Motor Company
Mellon
Rome Chamber Brawl as Communists Clash with Fascists
In Rome on March 12, Communist deputy Matti leveled charges of violence and graft at Fascists triggering a heated melee in the chamber. Fascist leaders Farinacci and Terruzzi led a rush to attack Maffi, as peacemakers intervened. The embattled deputy named Aldo Finzi and Giacomo Acerbo, Acerbo threatening legal action. A free-for-all erupted with both sides scooping in supporters.
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Associated Press
Rome
Signor Matti
Chamber of Deputies
Roberto Farinacci
Fascist Party
Terruzzi
Maffi
Aldo Finzi
Giacomo Acerb
Finzi
Acerbo
Harvard Professor Predicts Another North American Earthquake
Professor Kirtley Mather of Harvard Geology warns a quake comparable to the last one may strike North America within months. He emphasizes no real danger to be expected and offers cautious forecast based on seismic patterns.
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Kirtley M. Mather
Department of Geology
Harvard
North America
Vindication trial heads to jury as Stokes case nears end
Chicago March 12 The trial of W E D Stokes 73 year old New York millionaire and Robert F Lee of Chicago for conspiracy to defame Mrs Helen Ellwood Stokes ends tomorrow after a full day of argument. Judge Gemmill will instruct the jury after a luncheon recess and the court faces two difficult questions testifying permission for Mrs Stokes and an alleged reversible error in questions asked.
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Associated Press
Chicago
W.E. D. Stokes
New York
Robert F. Lee
Helen Ellwood Stokes
W. N. Gan‘mill
C. EF. Rathbun
Comler
Stokes
Milton D. Smith
Rathbun
WW. Smith
Gemmill
Boston man charged in Beverly liquor case with hijacking link
Joseph Leiter of Chicago and three summer-home workers faced multiple indictments for possession of liquor after December 1 and 2 offenses involving 585 bottles. Prohibition agents raided Leiter estate on December 2, seizing liquor valued over 4000 dollars. earlier thefts and a later hijacking were reported, while Leiter claimed ignorance of the storage at his Beverly estate.
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Associated Press
Boston
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Beverly
Federal Grand Jury
Federal
Beverly Farms
Leiter
Allan J. Harris
Percy Haley
Murder Charge Filed Against Hoy M Turner Kansas City
A first degree murder charge was filed today against Hoy M Turner of Wichita Kansas a former University of Kansas football player after a deputy coroner's report found poison in the stomach of Mrs Dora Gage an Atchison divorcee who died yesterday Turner was arraigned and held without bond after being arrested with Mrs Gage in a hotel room where she said he had given her poison and later she referenced a bottle and a plan to secure insurance punishment and details were murky in the fragmented report
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Hoy M. Turner
Wichita
Kas
University
Kansas
Dora Gage
Atchison
Turner
Aphotel
Gage
Washington
Russia
Iso
Friends
Iam Infori
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Great U S Fleet Enters San Diego Harbor
The U S fleet the largest Pacific coast concentration ever steamed into San Diego and Colorado Roads today. One hundred fourteen warships anchored after a war game off Lower California testing invasion defense. Admiral Robert E Coontz watched from the U S S Seattle as 23 000 men and 14 admirals observed the formation. Airplanes welcomed from shore stations and Langley deck.
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San Diego
Cal
Associated Press
United States
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Anchorage
California
Robert E. Coontz
Seattle
Caret
Langley
Miss Barrymore Leaves Kansas City for Home
Miss Ethel Barrymore, confined to bed by arthritis in a Kansas City hotel, leaves tonight for her home in Mamaroneck New York in considerable pain. The actress had been bedridden for several days prior to departure.
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Kansas City
Ethel Barrymore
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Judge Bourquin Draws Roast from Ku Kluxer
Frank F. Cr. an official of the Ku Klux Klan in the Sacramento district, telegraphed to Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt to stop the disgraceful court procedure in United States District Judge George M. Bourquin's court. Brasher said the message, patching as an individual, asserts the constitution is being prostituted by Bourquin now sitting on the federal bench. The appeal asks action in the name of God and law-abiding citizens of the state.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
Frank F. Cr
Ku Klux Klan
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Washington, D
United States
George M.bourquin
Bourqquin
Brasher
George M. Bourquin
Montana
Trial of Rickard revives old tale of fight films graft
In Trenton on March 13 United States witnesses including Thomas J. Spellacy and William J. Burns testified against Tex Rickard and five co-defendants in a conspiracy case to show the Dempsey Carpentier fight films nationwide. Testimony covered film takings into states, rights negotiations with Pathe and others, and alleged influence peddling involving Jap Muma and Washington figures.
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Associated Dress
Trenton
N. J
Senate
Department of Justice
United States District Court
Thomas J. Spellacy
Albany
Department
William J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Tex Rickard
Dempsey-Carpentier
William A. Aushmann
Chicago
Pathe Exchange
Eugene H. Roth
Hollywood
Calif
Fred A. Miller
Los Angeles
James G. Pearce
New Orleans
H. D. Gully
Wm.d. Randolph
New York
Directors Elect Officers At National Wool Exchange Meeting
W W Daley of Rawlins Wyoming was elected chairman of the board at the first meeting of the new wool growers marketing agency held yesterday afternoon at the Western headquarters in the Placer hotel building. Matt Staff of Helena with headquarters in Boston was chosen president and George K Reeder of Craig vice president. T Wight of Helena was named secretary treasurer and Gilbert T Thompson of Chicago assistant secretary treasurer. Other directors present included Henry Sieben of Helena who is on a winter trip to Hawaii. Reports from Wyoming South Dakota Iowa Montana and Idaho indicated a promising outlook for the year and strong industry conditions. Wyoming wool and lamb values were estimated at 40 million dollars this year. Idaho lamb crop expected to be smaller than 1924 but offset by market conditions. Iowa Illinois and South Dakota reported improving conditions and optimism for 1925. Montana growers cited an improved outlook for both the industry and general business. (Continued on Page Ten)
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W. W. Daley
Rawlins
Wyo
National Wool Exchange
Henry Sieben
Helena
Hawaii
Wyoming
South Dakota
Iowa
Montana
Idaho
Daley
Idaho A
James Laidlaw
Boise
W. W. Latta
Logan
James Lt. Lemmon
Morristown
S. D
Free Booklet On Everyday Etiquette Issued
Washington Bureau releases a free booklet titled Everyday Etiquette covering proper form and manners for weddings street etiquette restaurant theater table manners funerals christenings dress and telephone courtesy. Send a two cent stamp for return postage and guidance on correct conduct.
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Thas
Everyday Etiquette booklet request postcard from Helena
Frederic J. Haskin of the Helena Independent Information Bureau in Washington, D. C. encloses two return postage stamps for a free copy of the Everyday Etiquette booklet. Names appear garbled in the text.
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Frederic J. Haskin
The
Helena Independent Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Financial aid urged to rebuild livestock herds
Washington reports federal investigator says spring needs focus on cattle replacement and breeding herd growth. Commissioner Cooper notes overall agricultural progress, with livestock lagging but improving due to available credit, bank support, range depletion reducing herd size, and rising meat demand. A. C. Williams accompanied Cooper on the tour.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commissioner Cooper
Joan Heard
Coolidge
Cooper
Mr.Cooner
A. C. Williams
Ferguson Amnesty Bill Passed in Texas House
Austin March 12 The Texas House passed the Woodward amnesty bill restoring civil rights to James B Ferguson ousted former governor after a 78 to 61 vote amid constitutional questions. The measure now goes to Governor Miriam A Ferguson wife of the former governor.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
James B.ferguson
House of Representatives
Ferguson
Senate
Mariam A. Ferguson
Coolidge Reaffirms US Support for German Ambassador Maltzan
President Coolidge, at the White House, assured Baron Von Maltzan of US support as he assumes the German ambassadorial post. He noted Germany’s path toward prosperity and peace and paid tribute to President Ebert’s leadership during rebuilding efforts.
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Washington
Baron von Maltzan
United States
Germany
Ebert
German Republic
America
Amer
Plidge
Coal
United State
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