Jardine outlines simple principles for agricultural relief
Secretary Jardine warns against many relief approaches and says no one has a universal panacea. He notes the worst adjustment period is past, highlights progress, and urges cooperative marketing, standardization, and balanced production. He calls for converting some wheat acreage to flax, estimating a ten million bushel flax seed shortfall this year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jardine
Tex 6 Murderer Killed by Posse
Pierced by bullets as he leaped from a hiding place in a freight car at Lawn Topaz Morales died today in the clim ax of a west Texas manhunt. He was wanted for the slaying of Sheriff W W Satterwhite Deputy George Reeves and Juan Hernandez. Morales died after an interchange of shots and dynamiting of the car as hundreds surrounded it. His brother, who fled with him earlier, was not in the car.
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Associated Press
Sweet Water
Tex
Lawn
Topaz Morales
Morales
West Texas
W. W. Satterwhite
Howard County
George Reeves
Taylor County
Juan Hernandez
Big Springs
Jones County
Balfour Arrives in Jaffa to Warm Reception
Lord Balfour arrived at Tel-Aviv in Palestine and was greeted by an enthusiastic crowd. He appeared in good health as March 26 news reports him visiting Jaffa with positive reception.
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Balfour
Jaffa
Palestine
Lord Balfour
Tel-Aviv
Exhume Bodies in Probe of Master Potgoneh Victims
Chicago march 26 exhumations will start friday to examine the graves of Mia Emma Nelson McClintock and Dr Oscar Olson for poison or other unnatural death evidence under coroner Oscar Wolff order. the deaths linked to typhoid germ accusations against william d shepherd involve large estate bequests and a broader murder plot.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mia
Emma Nelson McClintock
Oscar Olson
Oscar Wolff
Chicago Municipal Court
McClintock
Olson
Shepherd
Charles C. Farman
Young McClintock
End of Teapot Dome Trial Sparks Fierce Courtroom Clash
In Cheyenne Wyoming March 26 the Teapot Dome oil dispute nears resolution as Judge T Blake Kennedy weighs final briefs from government and defense after a 13 day trial. A fiery exchange between Owen Roberts and Martin Littleton capped the proceedings, referencing Everhart testimony and accusations of outside-the-record remarks.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Associated Press
United States District Court
T. Blake Kennedy
Harry F. Sinclair
United States
Wyoming
Owen J. Roberts
Mammoth Ou Company
Mr. Roberts
Martin W. Littleton
Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Bizarre Banditti in Bastile Lair Unearthed in New York
Two men Patrick Mitchell and Max Price were arrested as alleged members of a robbers and bootleggers gang. Police found a vast cache of stolen goods worth up to 1 million dollars in an old South Street building, including fabrics, dyes, foods, 70 to 100 barrels of alcohol, two large stills, a fleet of 22 stolen trucks, a mail order operation, secret doors, electrified trap, and a buzzer alarm system. Authorities aim to track purchasers and the gang masterminds.
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Associated Press
New York
South Street
Patrick Mitchell
Land Max Price
Settings of Oil Cases Vacated in U S Court
Great Falls March 26 The settings of two mail fraud indictments against Gordon Campbell L C Stevenson and others were vacated in U S district court on motion by District Attorney J L Slattery The new trial date was not set A related Campbell Daley Bloombuff case was reset for May Washington The Wheeler case against Senator B K Wheeler set for April 16 in the same court DOJ officials favored trying Wheeler first before others
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Gordon Campbell
L. C. Stevenson
United States District Court
J. L. Slattery
Department of Justice
Campbell
E. J. Daley
C. F. Bloombuff
Alay de
Washington
Mont
B. K. Wheeler
Montana
Golf champion weds Canadian doctor in Atlanta home ceremony
Misa Alev andra Williamson Sterling, a famed tayoman golfer, wed Dr. Wilbert Grieve Frazer of Ottawa at her parents’ Atlanta residence this evening. Only close family friends attended the intimate ceremony.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Misa Alevandra Williamson Sterling
Wilbert Grieve Frazer
Ottawa
Canada
ALGON NOT LOST IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PROMOTIONS
Creditors of E. G. Lewis may be paid by the San Francisco bank holding the mortgages on the Atasca ldero and Palos Verdes lands in southern California. A. R. Rutherford, trustee in bankruptcy, testified at the hearing. Other tentative offers for properties in Lewis promotion schemes were disclosed, including a $75,000 offer for a 31 percent stake in Transport Oil. Continued on Page Two.
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Associated Press
San Luis Obispo
Cal
E. G. Lewis
Atascaldero
Palos Verdes
California
San Francisco Bank
A. R. Rutherford
Lewis
United States
Transport Oil Company
Rutherford
W. P
Butcher
GULTIGTS HELD FOR DEATH OF DISCIPLE
Oroville Cal March 26 Mrs Anna Rhodes and her husband Edward Rhodes were arrested on a criminal charge in connection with the death of Berman Tr Sharlow brother of Mrs Rhodes. Warrants served on Rhodes and Mitre Rhodes charged with assault with an instrument capable of causing great bodily harm. Sharlow died last week. Investigation shows burns inflicted two weeks earlier during a ceremonial held by a fanatical religious sect. District Attorney William Othe may examine alleged cult members to determine their sanity.
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Oroville
Cal
Anna Rhodes
Edward Rhodes
East Biggs
Here
Berman Tr. Sharlow
Rhodes
Brand
Mitre
Sharlow
William Othe
Prairie fire roars across three states near Fort Yates
Miles City reports another prairie fire in North Dakota near the Montana line burning large areas by Fort Yates on the Missouri River. Residents from nearby towns join in extinguishing efforts with no reported deaths and uncertain property losses. Earlier fires in Carson County South Dakota and Sioux County North Dakota expand as northwest winds drive flames across about 300 square miles.
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Associated Press
Miles City
North Dakota
Montana
Fort Yates
Missouri River
Carson County
South Dakota
Sioux County
Owens loses divorce case will appeal
Toledo March 26 announcing that the defense will take the case to a higher court if needed. Today's decision grants alimony of 150 1000 to Mrs. Florence Whalen Owens custody of their daughter Peris Ann and the divorce. A trust fund of 50000 is set aside for the child to be turned over at age 25. The court denounced wit ness William S Atkinson as a dirty contemptible liar. Physician robbed Denver March 26 responding to an emergency call a West Side house a physician John D Crisp 61 was attacked and robbed by two men at the door of the residence the house raided was found vacant.
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Toledo
Florence Whalen Owens
Raymond Owens
Michael Owens
Owens
William 5. Atkinson
San Francisco
Denver
John D Crisp
Quthers
Accuse U S Judge of Drawing Interest Off Court Money Deposits
Testimony before a congressional committee alleges Judge George Washington English used influence to secure 3 percent interest on federal court deposits for his son Faris English through Union Trust of St Louis. Bank officials describe payments to assure keeping bankruptcy funds, with allegations of a bankruptcy ring and related favors involving C B Thomas and others.
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St. Laws
Associated Press
George Washington English
Faris
E. P. Keshner
Union Trust Company
Fast St. Louis
Ill
Paul Schlafly
Fred W.hemker
E. F. Ackerman
Faris English
C. B. Thomas
Julius Seifert
Thomas
Judge English
Ben H. Thayer
George W. English
Thayer
Drover’s National Bank
East St Louis
Federal
Union Trust
Prairie fires threaten Rosebud and towns in Nebraska
Fire sweeps across Rosebud Indian reservation and border regions in South Dakota and Nebraska. Winds gusting 40 to 60 mph drive flames east from the Niobrara area. Cody and Nenzel evacuated as Valentine mobilizes crews. Tuthill village reported destroyed amid widespread devastation and uncertain casualty counts.
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Valenting
Neb
Associated Press
South Dakota-Nebraska
Rosebud Indian Reservation
Tripp County
South Dakota
Niobara
Cody
Nebraska
Rapid City
Mussolini Returns to Chamber as Fascists, Reds Clash in Rome
In Rome, Mussolini’s first appearance in the chamber since illness sparked a riot between Fascists and Communists. Fists flew as Farinacci and Teruzzi dragged a Communist deputy from the chamber, while Mussolini acknowledged the tumult from the bench. Casertano later praised the premier’s recovery.
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Pri
Mussoli
Chamber of Deputies
Fistatuffa
Aventine
Mussolini
Minsters
Whale Chamber
Echoe
Comuniijam
Feil
Farinacci
Fascisti
Teruzzi
Damen
Casertano
Chamber
Signor Mussolini
Former Mayor To Serve Cell Team
Former Wichita Falls mayor Frank Collier was sentenced to 15 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of manslaughter in the February 14 killing of his 19 year old son in law Elzie Robertson. The shooting stemmed from disputes over Robertson’s secret marriage to Mary Frances, the defendant’s daughter.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Frank Collier
Elzie Robertson
Collier
Robertson
Mary Frances
Germany to Send Second Security Memorandum to Powers
Paris reports unofficially that Germany plans a second memorandum to the powers outlining its positions on security. A semi official note suggests Allies have not yet agreed on German disarmament. French opinion demands any German pact be compatible with existing treaties and strengthen their enforcement.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
London
Self-Defense Pleas by Alleged Gunmen in Arizona Trial
Phoenix March 2. Will Lawrence reputed Oklahoma gunman testifies that he shot Phoenix policeman Haze Burch in self defense after Burch abused him and his brother Babe and fired twice at them. Babe Lawrence also testifies supporting the elder brother's account, claiming Babe did not fire. The trial of Babe Lawrence proceeds after Will's testimony. Smuggling of Armenian migrants under false passports is alleged by George H. Alexander in Ottawa as part of a large bootlegging scheme into the United States and Canada.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Will Lawrence
Oklahoma
Guhman
Haze Burch
Burch
Babe
Lawrence
Will
Ottawa
United States
Canada
George H. Alexander
Montana Grain Rates Cancelled By Three Railroads
Three transcontinental railroads cancelled Montana to Pacific coast grain rates sustained by the ICC examiner. Pacific Northwest interests backed the rates. Great Lakes shippers opposed. E G Toomey notes export grain labels and pricing favored trans Pacific ports, while Montana millers and farmers viewed the rates as discriminatory.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Montana
Inerstate Commerce Commission
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes
Chamber
Trans-Contiinental Freight Bureau of
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Great Northernland
Milwaukee
St . Paul
Havre
Lewistown
Asia Coast
Focal
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Rosebud
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