Senate in turmoil over Bureau quiz triggers heated exchange
Longstanding friction in the Senate over the Interioral Revenue Bureau probe flared as Senators traded charges across the chamber. Senator Ernst hurled an insult at Senator Glass and faced interruptions from Leader Robinson while calls for an executive session failed. The exchange highlighted deep partisan tensions amid ongoing inquiries and a later pledge to address the issue.
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Mock Sea Battle Without Victory Off San Diego
A no victory mock sea battle off the California coast involved reports from a naval conference at North Island. The discussion cited a Mailand class battleship allegedly sunk by a defending submarine and a theoretical main submarine loss, with no engagements between the fleets.
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German Police Fire On Communist Crowd
A clash in Germany between police and communists left about thirty six wounded, with seven detained. Police fired as speeches by leftist organizers were reportedly interrupted, amid claims of provocation by the crowd and accusations from the Reds.
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Lake Treaty Ratified by Senate on March 14
The senate ratified a lake agreement with Great Britain regulating the level of a border lake between Minnesota and Ontario. The treaty, negotiated last February, sets water level rules and shared management between the two regions.
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Yale Graduate War Hero Missing From Home
George W. Patterson Jr., 33, Yale graduate and Crom de Guerre with palm recipient, disappeared from his New York home on February 19. His father-in-law Lilwood Hendrick says he likely killed himself, noting a letter explaining he saw life as torture in business.
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Bird Woman buried at Fort Washakie Wyoming
The Bureau of Indian Affairs announced the final burial site of the Shoshone figure known as the Bird Woman. After a three month inquiry the agency affirmed that the Bird Woman is laid to rest at Fort Washakie in Wyoming, resolving a dispute among historians and tribes.
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Daniels Urges Air Service for National Defense
In Cleveland on March 14 Josephus Daniels secretary of the navy urged complete development of the airplane as the key to defense. He said the coast cannot be fully protected without air power and that the conquest of the air must be made in the future.
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Blizzard Ends Mild Weather Across Midwest
Chicago reports a sudden storm ended a week of mild midwestern weather. A northwest scoot brought snow sleet and rain, with temperatures near zero in Chicago by tomorrow. Snow blankets Colorado and Iowa while Nebraska and Sioux City see high winds. moisture eases soil drought as Rocky Mountain region faces mixed precipitation for the week.
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Career of Cal Coolidge Affected by Anti Liquor Tone
AP reports Amherst figures recount Col Calvin Coolidge's ban on liquor shaping his son Calvins path to college and pharmacy. George Daniel Olds describes Colo Coolidges hesitations about college and the decision to apprentice him as a druggist despite liquor in all stores then.
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Card Room Pirates Sentenced in Sea Theft Case
In San Francisco on March 14, Jerry Paine Charles Steele and Sorman McLend were sentenced by Judge P Stsure to five years at Leavenworth federal penitentiary for theft by trick on the Ruth Mexander steamer from Los Angeles to San Francisco. The trio allegedly used a poker game to defraud ARold, a Chicago businessman.
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Open conflict looms as Strasbourg braces for school boycott
In Strasbourg and Colmar Alsace, church and state clash as Monsignor urges a Monday school boycott. Prefect Larramerc enforces the order with fines and jail for noncompliant parents while radical chambers debate the manifesto and cardinals appeal to violence.
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Teapot Dome Case Heats Up In Ali Cove Court
Cheyenne society and federal prosecutors clash as Albert B Fall, former Secretary of the Interior, appears to answer conspiracy and fraud charges linked to the Teapot Dome lease. Judge Kennedy will rule Monday on admissibility of bank records and whether Sinclair, Tall, and Mammoth Oil evidence can be used.
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Germany Seeks Permanent Seat in League Council Talks
The article reports Germany’s bid for a permanent seat in the League of Nations Council, with leaders signaling equality and hope for a path to security arrangements. It notes reactions from German and Bern governments, plus discussions in Paris with Prime Minister Herriot on guarantees.
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Wheat market swings on export buying at Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Wheat opened at 166 168 per bushel then sank to 162 amid a sharp price drop. Export news of 1,000,000 bushels steadied the market and pushed May wheat to 169 1 2 before closing near the prior day level. Minneapolis announcement of a 63 cent cut for flour prices noted.
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Socialist Party Breaks With Conference Endorsed By Debs
Debs announces the Socialist Party severs ties with the Conference for Progressive Political Action. He says the conference was a progressive name only and not aligned with Socialist goals, declaring the coalition ineffective.
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Kansas City man kills four children with hatchet then harms self
A Kansas City man named Mach M-W tino Gibson fatally attacked his four children in their home before attempting suicide. He later lost consciousness at a hospital after an attempted murder suicide act. Neighbors described him as slow thinking yet kindly.
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Senate power clash as Warren nomination stalls
Washington reports that President Coolidge will offer Charles B Warren a recess appointment as attorney general if elected to a second term. The Senate delayed action until Monday as Democrats decry executive overreach and challenge the Senate’s constitutional advisory role. Senate leaders and White House officials argued over the proper course amid calls to proceed.
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Young Essex boy ends life after confusions of home care
An in year old youth near Essex shot himself at home after his mother’s death a year earlier. He had shouldered household work and cared for two younger brothers while dreaming of schooling to become an engineer. After setting aside old books and toys he fired a bullet, leaving his brother to discover him.
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