Warren's Us Lost in Senate War Second Time
The senate rejected Charles B. Warren's nomination to attorney general for a second time 46 to 39, after a 40-40 tie a week earlier. President Coolidge had offered a recess appointment. no decision disclosed on Warren accepting or on a new nomination. Senate leaders and White House awaited the president's position.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles B. Warren
Senate
Warren
Coolidge
Iumn
Sanders
Curtis
Kansas
Butler
Massachusetts
White House
Oldest Coloradan Patrick Murphy Turns 104 At St Francis
Patrick Murphy, born in 1821 in County Cork Ireland, marked his 104th birthday in his room at St Francis hospital Colorado Springs. A lifelong wanderer he once climbed Pikes Peak after fleeing his cabin near Monument. He never married and is the oldest living member of the Knights of Columbus.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Patrick Murphy
Colorado
St Francis Hospital
Pikes Peak
Murphy
County Cork
Ireland
United States
Monument
Knngitts of
Columbus
Teapot Dome trial nears key point on Everhart refusal
The Teapot Dome annulement case hinges on whether M T Everhart Pueblo banker will testify about a Liberty bond deposit for Albert B Fall. Everhart, son in law of Fall, invokes constitutional rights to avoid incriminating his answers. judge Kennedy takes the matter under advisement as both sides argue over a witness’s sole authority to claim immunity. Fall remains subpoenaed but uncertain on testifying. continuation on Page Two.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Associated Press
Teapot Dome
M. T. Everhart
Pueblo
Cole
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Everhart
Owen J. Roberts
First National Bank of Pueblo
Fall
Blake Kennedy
Sf Everhart
Kennedy
Roberts
Firther
Ma Tall
Peruvian Women Protest Award in Lima Demonstration
About 6,000 Peruvian women demonstrated in Lima against a U S decision on the Tacna Arica controversy. They laid flowers at a world war hero monument before marching to the American embassy and singing the national anthem. Thousands of men cheered from the sidewalks.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Lima
Peru
la Nacion
Coolidge
Kid McCoy Guilty in Assault Cases Ex-Fighter Faces More Time
Former boxer Kid McCoy was convicted in Los Angeles of three counts of assault tied to a shooting at Theresa Moers antique shop the day after her death. He awaits sentencing with penalties ranging from one to fourteen years for each count.
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Kid McCoy
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Theresa Moers
McCoy
Connel
WG Ross
Sam Schapp
Sears
Anna Schapp
Ross
Schapp
Oregon's School Law Faces High Court Challenge
Argument before the Oregon Supreme Court entered its second day with two cases contesting the compulsory education act. Proponents argued the measure is constitutional while opponents warned it infringes private parochial schooling rights and parental choices. The state contends exemptions preserve religious teaching and home study with periodic exams for home tutors.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oregon
Supreme Court
Wallis S Moore
Mir Moore
De Valera Seeks Holiday Appeal To Irish Abroad
Dublin reports Patrick De Valera the Sinn Fein leader calls a St Patrick's Day appeal to Irish abroad urging unity and resistance against British rule. He questions external powers and warns against ceding land to England, framing the day as a duty to the motherland.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Damon de Valera
St. Patricks
Maniesto
England
Financier Daniel Guggenheim in critical condition
New York March 16 Daniel Guggenheim financier who suffered a heart attack earlier this year is critically ill at his Ritz-Carlton home. He was brought there yesterday from Palm Beach where he had gone to recuperate.
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Associated Press
New York
Daniel Guggenhein
Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Palm Beach
Senators Clash Over Dawes and 1924 Campaign Debates
In Washington the senate diverted from Warren nomination debates to discuss the 1924 campaign and to question Vice President Dawes. Senator Gillette of Massachusetts joked about Montana’s Walsh and Idaho’s Borah, while Senator Robinson pressed Dawes’ stance amid the solemn listening of the vice president. In Hollywood, Sam Dreben’s burial was postponed as Dr. Brem sought an autopsy, with details kept private at Mrs. Dreben’s request.
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Liesa
Washington
Warren
Senate
Dawes
Gillett
Massachusetts
Walshy
Montana
Gillette
Robinson
Arkansas
Borah
Idaho
Coolidge
Associated Press
Hollywood
Cal
Sam Dreben
Walter Vo Brem
Brem
Hollywood American Legion
Dreben
Burbank
Chinese Struggle Resumes With Secret Forces Near Fukien
Reported movements show Generals Chang Tse Peng and Yang Nwa Chow now with Su Yung Isiang's forces as they cross the Fukien border to attack Foochow. Another report says General Chen Chiung Ying plans to reenter Swatou in Kwangtung amid clashes with Sun Yat Sen loyalists.
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Amoy
China
Associated Press
Chang Tse-Peng
Yang Nwa-Chow
Fuhien
Su Yung Isiang
Chekiang
Fukien
Foochow
Chen Chiung-Ying
Kwangtung
Sun Yat-Sen
Swatou
Anti Japan Bill Signed In Kansas
Topeka March 16 The measure to prohibit Japanese ownership or leasing of farm land in Kansas was signed into law by Governor Paulen. The action marks a formal state stance amid rising restrictions on ownership by Japanese nationals and residents.
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Federal District, Court of
Oregon
Topeka
Kans
Paulen
German Rail Unions Refuse Arbitration Court Ruling
Berlin March 16 The railway workers refuse to accept the arbitration court decision ordering them back to work and reemployment with a small wage increase. Unions urge workers not to organize or spread the strike without orders though activity has grown, with Bremen freight men and Hanover district seeing intensified stoppages.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Arbitration Court
Minister of Railways
Bremen
Hanover
Mine Union Proposes Maintenance Workers in Cape Breton
Sidney March 16. The United Mine Workers executive committee reports it has decided to advise the provincial government that it is prepared, under government direction, to place maintenance men in the mines now on strike in the Cape Breton coal area.
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Associated Press
Sidney
United Mine Workers Executive Committee
Herd
Cape Breton Coal Area
Bribe Claim Ties Shepherd to Typhoid Case in McClintock Death
Chicago March 14 The state lawyers push indictments against William D Shepherd for causing typhoid death of his ward and benefactor William Nelson McClintock. Witnesses allege a $20000 bribe offer to Dr C Faiman to keep quiet about a letter. Shepherd had access to McClintock estate roughly 1 000 300 with an 78000 annuity to Isabelle Pope.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Will
William Nelson McClintock
Joseph Savage
C. Faiman
Isabelle Pope
Young McClintock
Shepherd
Boy Confesses Lie In Mother's Murder Case
Harold C Sonny Willis 14 admits his earlier confession was a lie told to shield his mother, Mrs Margaret Willis, who had been sentenced to life for the killing of Dr Benjamin B. The shift follows a March 16 report from Los Angeles with authorities stating the boy confessed to district attorney and police representatives.
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Los Angeles
Harold C
Sonny” Willis
Margaret Willis
District Attorney's Office
Wallis
Benjamin B
Arthur Lopez Recalled as World War Hero by Veterans Bureau
A Minneapolis report states Arthur Straaler or Lopez, once a World War II veteran, is being investigated by the U S Veterans Bureau and a Rochester meeting with former D Company comrades produced testimonies and photographs. Authorities in Rochester and Washington are handling the case amid conflicting confessions and family concerns.
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Minneapolis
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Arthur Straaler Mistory
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington Todas
Carl Trazer
Lookout
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Rochester
Minn
Artin Toeper
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Lopes
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Guard Unt
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Lope
France
Perging
WD Hibbard
Veterans Bureau
Wasw
Washington
WIFE'S FORTUNE SUIT TESTS LONDON JUDGE
Lieutenant Colonel Jan Onslow Dennistoun defended his lenient stance as his ex wife sues for money over escapades. He said he forgave her many times out of love and would likely do so again, prompting legal questioning by the judge and counsel.
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London
Jan Onslow Dennistoun
Religious session called in Geneva for world peace
Associated Press reports a 1928 congress of eleven faiths will meet in Geneva August 1928 under a world committee of one thousand. The event, funded by Carnegie trust, aims to discuss international justice and peace through churches. Participant faiths include Protestants Catholics Eastern Orthodox Jews Muslims Buddhists Confucians Shintoists Taoists Hindus Parsees Jains and Sikhs.
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Associated Press
York
International Religious Congress
Geneva
Switzerland
Trustees of
The
Church Peace Union
Andrew Carnegie
Mary Miles Minter Loses Damage Suit
In Los Angeles on March 16, the Superior Court awarded $1,000 to Mary Miles Minter over a domestic matters suit. The jury found for the plaintiff after 1 hour 20 minutes of deliberation in a case alleging malicious prosecution connected to the arrest of a maid last April for disturbing the peace.
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Los Angeles
Catherine Herts
Ain
Mars Miles Minter
Superior Court
Miss Minter
Sim Grey Ott
Dog Alarm Alerts Fire at House Blaze
A dog raised the alarm early this morning in Butte as a fire broke out at the owners home. Neighbors located the blaze and the fire was extinguished shortly after.
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Associated Press
Butte
Battle for Center of Hoo Colmar March 16
The first day of a three day school attendance strike in Colmar fuels Catholic and anti church factions. Catholic supporters cite 8 percent abstention in some schools while non church groups point to 15 to 20 percent losses in manufacturing towns. Strike committee appeals urge Catholic parents to keep children home and promise fines paid. Colmar municipality counters with a leaflet inviting attendance.
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Colmar
Associated Press
Monaignor Ruch
Strasbourg
Deen
Catholic Appeal
Gold Trace Found in Manitoba Soil
Winnigeg March 16. D McVicar of Minitonas district found a yellow streak while digging a well. Sending a sample to Cobalt Ontario the assay office confirmed traces of gold. News sparks a stampede to Minitonas and Swan River districts with SQ claims filed.
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Associated Press
Winnigeg
Man
D. McVicar
Minitonas
Cobalt
Ont
Swan Rover
Quake Insurance Demand Grows in New England
A Boston agency reports writing 9 million dollars of earthquake insurance since February with rates from four to 19 cents per 100 dollars for three years. No standard rate for earthquake insurance has been established in New England.
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Boston
New England
Coolidge Receives Japanese Ambassador Promoting Peace
President Coolidge in welcoming Tsuneo Matsudaira the new Japanese ambassador expressed hope for closer US Japan ties through cooperation on common goals. He praised former envoy Hambhara and noted the arms conference as a model for future action while stating mutual goodwill and peaceful relations remain the aim of both nations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Japan
United States
Coolidge
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Matsudaira
Miavanaa
Hamhara
Hanihara
Hambhara
Tokio
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