Hooded pair whip minister in church beating sticks
In Lyons Georgia on March 23 AP reports hooded masked men beat Rev T J Donce of the Ninth Thompson Baptist Church after he testified in the trial of Mac New, Tom Taylor, Lucien Edenfield, and Willie McQuilda. Witness describes arrival with masked men, weapon, and escort to the place of bearing as revival prayers proceeded.
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Lyons
T. J. Donce
Nenth Thompson Baptist
Lin
Mac New
Tont Taylor
Ugh Taylor
Lucien J. Edenfield
Willie McQilda
Mr. Sours
Jones
Appling
Chitech
Jack Darrison
RD. Bugg
Bugg
Tom Taylor
Bimouiaida
Governor grants 30 day stay for condemned killer Hassell
Austin Texas March 23 George J Hassell confessed slayer of 13 persons was slated for execution today but Governor Moody granted a second stay saying the death warrant was illegally executed. Moody extended 30 days to pursue an appeal and possible reprieve.
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Austin
Texas
George J. Hassell
Conditions improve aboard flu ship in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 73 A, conditions aboard the transport Chateau Thierry improved as influenza deaths totaled four among its crew or passengers. A radio grant from the ship announced better conditions and that the transport likely would arrive tomorrow, though the epidemic also affected their score.
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San Francisco
Chateau Thierry
United States
President Coolidge Attends Public Functions with Bandaged Wrist
President Coolidge appeared at public functions in Washington with his right hand in a bandage. Doctors said no bones were broken and no infection present, and the wrist likely strained by too much handshaking.
Britons Blitz Chinese Pirate Stronghold At Hong Kong
In a swift operation British warships bombed a noted piracy base off the China coast near Hong Kong. The carrier Hermes and supporting cruisers attacked after pirates overpowered a steamer, robbing passengers and wounding a European before going ashore at Bin Bay. No casualties were reported among the attackers.
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London
Marah Tdo
Cina
Alr
Lina Hay
Hong Kong
Warshins
Dboomir
Hermid
Bins Bay
Mrs Houck Found in Potomac Police Will Interrogate Husband
Washington March 23 The body of Mrs Glalyx Mourk was found in the Potomac near the Washington navy yard. Preliminary autopsy showed no marks of violence. District attorney asked police in Albany Oregon to detain her husband Dr Knuto I Mouck a former psychiatrist at St Elizabeths Hospital for questioning and possible return for investigation.
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Houck
Potomac
Washington
Glalyx Mourk
Potomac Dyer
Washington Navy Vari
Albany
Ore
Knuto I. Mouck
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Autremont denies train holdup alibi defense
Hugh de Autremont, arrival of his mother from New Mexico, lifts silence after return from Manila and confinement at Alcatraz for alleged 1923 Siskiyou mountain train robbery. He says his defense rests on an alibi and claims he and brothers Roy and Ray ran a still near the scene.
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San Francisco
New Mexico
Unghe de Autremont
Manila
Alcatraz
Siskiyou Mountain
Oregon
de Autrémone
Roy
Ray
Oddie Urges Work’s Retirement Over Interior Dept
Nevada senator Oddie told President Coolidge the nation would be better off if Secretary Work retired from the interior department citing mishandling of office affairs. He criticized the withdrawal of 100000 acres from public domain for a California ammunition depot and questioned the land-office closures in the West.
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Washington
Monster Oddie
Nevada
Coolidge
Work
Interior Department
Dent
Dintary Work
Beeret Valley
California
Tut
Sovste
Oakland
Cal
Totorior Work
Ondio
Nevade
Ode
Idide
Hag
Oddie
SOW WOULD SPARE SLAYER OF FATHR SOW WOULD SPARE SLAYER OF FATHR
Leavenworth Kansas March 28 AP Harry Endsler son of Lincoln Endalay was killed Saturday by Rufus Pierce the aged Civil War veteran Endalay from Ogden Utah refused to sign a murder complaint after county attorney Jesse Hall said he would swear one Endsler claimed Pierce killed over jealousy of Endsler talking with women and said he would not want the old man to spend years in prison
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Leavenworth
Kas
Harry Endsler
Linccoln Endalay
Rufus I. Pierce
Endaley
Ogden
Utah
Jesse A. Hall
Myre
Pierce
Bourquin Whips Offenders in Obscenity Case
In San Francisco on March 24 the whipping poet condemned offenders as he pressed Imen who sent obscene material via the mafia. Gamuel H. The appeared before Werderat George M. Bourquin and faced a fine.
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San Francisco
Imen
Gamuel H. the
Werderat
George M. Bourquin
Stewart Office Pushed Amendments in 1922 Tamendment Trial
Testimony by Clifford T Walkeer, secretary of state, says the Stewart office made every effort to publish amendments. He describes mailing letters to newspapers and sending instructions for publication as part of the 1922 High Timber Flanece amendment case in Sweet Grass county.
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Stewart
Walker
Clifford T. Walkeer
Wapity
Wan
Senate
Sharlen T. Stewart
Fallite
Sweet Grass County
L. J. Goodman
A. M McFatridge
Board of Examiners
Canton Commander Calls World Revolt Rising in China
Shanghai dispatch dated March 23 reports General Pai Tsung Hsi, Cantonese commander, declaring the Chinese people awaken and Shanghai will become a base for Chinese nationalism and a world revolution. He urges restraint toward foreigners while promising to protect aliens and maintain order to prevent escalation.
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Canton
China
Shanghai
Festo
Pai Tsung-Hsi
Dontrér
Hel
Pinto
Pai Tsung
Hei
Changhai
Chang Kaishek
Insing
Jai
Stax
Tle
Adder
General Labor Union
Siride
Americas
Clareence E. Gates
Woman Bares Truth of Murder Identifies Victim
Marie Jackson, 27, confessed to perjury in a murder case that already sent Conlew Dabney, 26, to life for a killed woman. Charles Williams, 27, of Free Point, was charged with murder after Jackson implicated him in the killing of Mrs Lela Hicks Cole. Mary Vickery had vanished years earlier in Harlan Ky and was later found near an alley. Dabney was jailed for life but Mary reappeared seeking Dabney’s release.
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Marie Jackson
Porpsites Lestimany
Conlew Dabney
Charles Withiansy
Free Point
Jackson
Williams
Lela Hicks Cole
Wes
Mary
Vickery
Harlan Ky
Connig Dabney
Tarefan
Cincinnati
Dabney
Rel landslide claims two workers near Corona, Boulder
Denver March 20 A workman J J Bishop was killed and laborer J Steckler injured in a mayile snow slide at a miovic colony near Corona west of Boulder. Coroner Av Ey Howe of Boulder conducted the night investigation.
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Denver
J. J. Bishop
J. Steckler
Corona
Boulder
Av Ey Howe
Noulder
Senate emissary seeks Penn ballots in final vote count
Washington dispatch reports Jerry South acting as deputy of the senate campaign funds committee will seek seizure of additional ballots cast in the last Pennsylvania senatorial election. He traveled to Philadelphia to execute the order as directed by the committee in charge.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Jerry South
Senate
Philadelphia
Nicaragua Buys U S Rifles For Its Government
Washington March 23 The Nicaraguan government has purchased 3000 Krag rifles 200 Browning machine guns and 3000000 rounds of ammunition from the American War Department. The sale was arranged by State Department officials to aid Nicaragua in maintaining law and order and suppressing revolutionary activity threatening its government and foreigners. The munitions were shipped to Managua with a total price of 257718 dollars, secured by notes due January 1939 and bearing 6 percent interest. The sale’s terms mirror earlier shipments under Kellogg authority.
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Washington
Nicaragua
American War Department
Peru
Drax
Managua
Kellogg
Varanton
Ford Tallage case centers on judge Raymond in Sapiro suit
Federal judge Fred M. Raymond presided over the complex one million dollar lawsuit brought against Henry Ford by Aaron Sapiro. The trial hinged on delicate statements and precise depictions during the proceedings.
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Fred M. Raymond
Henry Ford
Aaron Sapiro
Guilty Pair Vision End in Juice Chai
New York news reports Henry Gray and Mrs Ruth Snder, indicted in a murder tied to Albert Saviler case. They faced arraignment before Judge Stephen Callaghan as jurors delivered the day’s verdicts amid a sensational murder drama.
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Guilty
Vision
Chai
New York
Albert Saviler
Che Aries
Henry 1St Gray
Ruth Snnder
Stephen Callaghan
Elshorite
Alibig
Judd Gray
Saleman
Heiress wills property to cat in spirited contest
Lang Yeach Cal March 2 AP Elizabeth Lynch dies last week bequeathed her regidency property to her cat Kitty Boy provoking a legal fight over control. The will sets a humane society beneficiary for the cat’s care with a future transfer if conditions fail. Humane Society counsel engaged as court action proceeds on March 40.
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Lang Yeach
Cal
Elizabeth Lynch
Kitty Boy
Humane Society
Hesoll
W. Canson
KG Roy
Statue plan for Charles M Russell tied to rail line reforms
New York shock exchange admitted trading certificates for Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railway stock as part of a plan to create a new railway corporation. The Lewin properties and Seattle Railway propose placing a statue of Charles M Russell in the return of the national northern companies, with stock shares in a new issue. The move aims to consolidate holdings and fund a memorial display amid state convention discussions extending into April.
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New York
March
API
New York Shock Exchangé
Northern Paciific Railway Company
Great Northern Railway Company
Railway Companion
Arnrcholdera
Tuite
Lewin
Spokpue
Port
Kenary
Chib
Land
Seattle
Charles M. Rosand
Shira Sell
National Northern Companies
Cor| Capital
W.poration
Dense
Con 2
Sanders
Northern Pacific Anil
Great Northern Rotary
Futile
Gallagher and Eeo Clash Over Ford Case in Detroit
In Detroit on March 24 AP reports a slow court session in the Ford case led by defense and plaintiff attorneys. William Gallagher faced questions from Sapiro about the Ford matter while Ford’s appearance was postponed. The judge discussed admissibility of evidence tied to Ford’s filings and potential witnesses.
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Detroit
Monty Ford
William Henry Gallagher
Sapiro
Magher
Tiwan
Ford
Gallagher
Sraymond
Utiere
Alleged Love Note Sparks $93,000 Lawsuit Against Blackton
Hollywood fencing master Jos De Merveaux testifies that a translated Spanish love song triggered a $93,000 damage suit against director J Stuart Blackton. De Merveaux says the note was sent by Blackton’s wife to his daughters, who wanted the English version. The wife’s telegram to Blackton’s daughter was read as evidence at today’s hearing.
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Jos Angeles
Manu
Wuely St
Gerard de Merveaux
Hollywood
J. Stuart Blackton
Hind
de Merveaux
Anatole
Mackton
Mayla TV
Blackton
New York
de Merceaux
Anatola
Ian
Spring Exhibition Opens as Yankees Top Braves in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on March 23 the spring exhibition featured the Yankees overpowering the Braves 9 to 7. The Boston lineup struggled after a six run sixth inning while New York built a lead. late rally attempts by Boston fell short as the game ended with the Yankees on top.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Gatoc Neneon
Haba Turk
New York Yanks
Boston Braves
Rank Outsider Wins Great Brit Race at Long Odds
Lincoln England March AP report notes rank outsider, formerly "the butcher's nag," wins the first flat race of the season ahead of 28 entrants. Orbindos narrowly defeats the outsider by a head, with Asterus and Melon close for third. Winner paid 20 to 1, odds on Orbindos 100 to 1, Asters 3 to 1, Moldin 33 to 1 amid rainy weather and a good turnout.
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Ligcoln
England
Frlory Park
Favorita
M. Bousnac
W. Murray
Oma
Oz Maden
Nix
Asters
Moldin
Oime
Serling
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