Rheumatism Pains In Season Warns Of Cure Difficulties
A noted authority urges warm clothing and dry feet to avoid rheumatism. He explains body acids from fermented food stress kidneys and skin pores, recommending four ounces of rad Salts daily for a week to neutralize acids and help eliminate waste, noting Jad Salts as a low cost remedy used by many sufferers.
Lawrence Murder Trial Ends as Jury Deliberates
The Will Lawrence murder trial in Muskogee Oklahoma nears verdict with closing arguments completed. The defense claims self defense after Lawrence and brother Gabe were allegedly abused by Patrolman Boureh, while the state seeks the death penalty for Lawrence and indicates brother Habe Lawrence faces separate murder charges. Court reporters note witnesses for both sides and deputies guard the courtroom against escapes.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Arinz
Will Lawrence
Muskogee
Okla
Haze Boureh
Lawrence
Orifhes
Gabe
Habe
Wilk
Texas
Joe i Moargan
Fort Worth
Bureh
Burch
Total Beet Sugar Production Falls in 1935
Associated Press reports H Love of Salt Lake City says total U S beet sugar production in 1935 will not reach 1924 levels, likely 80 to 85 percent. Drouth across the western Rocky mountains and Pacific slope reduces output. eastern growers face beet price contract disputes. eastern territory may approach last year.
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Associated Prec
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
H. Love
Salt Lake
United States Sugar Manufacturers’ Association
Toda
Rocky Mountains
Oklahoma forest fire rages across McCurtain County
McCurtain county forest fire races through three townships covering about 108 square miles near Broken Bow. Fire began Tuesday on a government Ozark forest reserve road, spread for hours, forcing wildlife and trappers to flee. Authorities predict flames will be held by cultivated lands two miles from the city. President Coolidge signals potential tax law revision at upcoming session, with no tariff overhaul planned.
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Associated Press
Broken Bow
Okla
McCurtain
Ozark Forest
Kiamichi Ad Octavius
Associated Pres
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Indictment Plains Wheeler Case in Capital
The grand jury details a conspiracy involving Senator Wheeler Booth Campbell to secure oil land permits by deceit after Wheeler’s election. The 129 page bill alleges the trio used blank assignments to control 9,000 acres in Toole county Montana and aimed to profit through interior department permits. Wheeler denied wrongdoing. Borah committee had exonerated him. Trial dates are set in separate Montana proceeding.
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Grand Jury
Wheeler
Grand Jurs
Borah Committee
Senate
Campbell
James ‘A’ McGowan
Rator
Booth
McGowan
Department of the Interior
Sena Eeler
Montana
Department of Interior
J Wheeler
Casis
Stone
District of Columbia
Carmapbell
Interior Department
Borah
Idaho
Wheeler F
Montene
James A. MacGowan
Toole County
United States
Toole
Conae Atl
E. 5. Booth
Department
Kevin
Mr. Chisom
Tim
L.V. Beauleau
Washington
Europe
Baldwin
James E. Baldwin
Lincoln
Spry
General Land Office
Cammpbell
Goodwin
Gordon Campbell
Great Falls
Washington, D. C
B. Wheeler
Washington Grand Jury
Jhas Imoré
Kevin-Sunburst
S. C. Tord
Helena
London Flapper and Oil Indictments Update in Campbell Case
A motioning London Flapper era note frames indictments against Gordon Campbell and L C Stevenson over Kevin Sunburst oil field digressions. U S District Attorney Slattery says cases reset post May 1 with Wheeler case preceding. Campbell as discoverer of the field and linked figures Booth Baldwin Wheeler discussed permits and mail fraud in 1923 explorations.
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Great Falls
United States
Gordon Campbell
L. C. Stevenson
Laste
Charles N. Pray
U.S
E. J. Daley
C. F. Bloombuff
R. K. Wheeler
Campbell-Stevenson
Slattery
Campbell
Wheeler
Kevin-Sunburst
Lena
The Strange Hobbies of Attorney General Sargent
The article profiles Attorney General Sargent noting a quirky hobby of sharpening razors, plus other idiosyncrasies. It also reports on oil politics in Montana involving Campbell Wheeler Booth with a trial set for April 16 and related subpoenas as the case unfolds in Great Falls.
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Washington
John Garabaldi Sargent
Sargent
Vermont
Coliée
Andrew Mellon
Daley
Texas
Fort Worth
Son Bell
Nod
Camipbell
Discovery
Fie Campbell
Kevin
Stevenson
Simnburst
White
Catpbell
Montana
Senator Wheeler
Frank Dicteriel
Idaho
Wheeler Fiere
Great Falls
James A. McGowan
Kevin- Sunburst
Wheeler
Campbell
Booth
United States
Roda Duncan
Government Department
Senate
Duncan
Shelby
Saxophone Jazz Gains Ground in Glasgow Music Scene
In Glasgow on March 27 the saxophone challenges the bagpipe as jazz operettas influence local music. Since an American jazz operetta appeared in Glasgow before London, the city’s musical life has echoed with jazzy saxophone tunes and variations.
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Scotland
Associated Press
Glasgow
London
Musical Glasgow
Lady Cowans Defends Sir John Cowans in Dennistoun Case
In an interview, Lady Cowans, widow of General Sir John Cowans, defends his memory amid the Dennistoun trial. She calls his actions always for the welfare of the country and urges Parliament to better protect those unable to defend themselves from defaming remarks.
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Ase
Sir John
Lady Cowans
Ife
Dennistoun
Heir's Vanity Cost Gould Estate 30 Million Loss
In New York March 27 Associated Press reports Philip Miller asserts George Gould's vanity caused failure to liquidate Gould interests in the Missouri Pacific at an opportune time, costing the estate about 30 million dollars. Miller says George Gould sought wealth and feared no rival, acting without trustees and provoking losses as he opposed Harriman's line and blocked sales that could have favored the family.
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Associated Press
New York
George
J. Gould
Gould
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Philip Miller
Duchess de Talleyrand
Anna Gould
Jay Gould
Miller
Missouri Pacific
Harriman
Mussolini Seeks Peace in Speech to Deputies
Rome March 27 Premier Mussolini declared Italy seeks peace as he spoke in the chamber after illness. He said Italy is in the front ranks of negotiations among European chancelleries to promote security and peace, calling the Geneva protocol dead and criticizing reports of catastrophic conditions as fabrications by senepade Italians.
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Rome
Associated Press
Mussolini
Chamber, of Deputies
Italy
Sénépade
Colonel Dennistoun to face fresh suit in Paris
Paris March 27 The identity of an American woman planning a breach of promise and defamation suit against British Lieutenant Colonel Ian Dennistoun is being kept secret for now Dudley Field Malone Malone the American counsel announced the main facts of the case The information is unrelated to Dennistouns London divorce suit The evidence includes letters from Dennistoun before his marriage to the Dowager Countess Carnarvon containing uncomplimentary remarks about the countess Also a Santo Domingo scientist notes frogs there bark like dogs
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Paris
Associated Press
Ian Dennistoun
Dudley Field Malone
Dennistoun
London
Malone
Carnarvon
Georgia Ministrel Show Delights Anaconda Audiences Tonight
The Margaret theater hosts the Georgia Ministrel troupe with 22 actors and skilled musicians delivering clean, high caliber entertainment. R.S. Reeves leads with Silver Threads Among the Gold, Tony Harris performs an energetic hair dance, and Johnny Woods showcases ventriloquism. Anaconda patrons praise the show’s quality and originality.
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Margaret Theater
Georgia
R.”S. Reeves
Johnny Woods
Tony Harris
Pewee Williams
Tom Owsley
Plania
Hades
Tax decision to cost nation a great sum
From 12 to 17 million dollars, restitrates show, will be paid back by the government to various oil companies in the United States as the result of a decision of Judge John C. Pollock of the United States district court, filed in federal court here today. The decision, a test case brought by the Derby Oil company to recover 6,590.18 in transportation taxes paid in 1919.
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Er Associated Press
Witchita
Kas
United States
John C. Pollock
United States District Court
Derby Oil Company
The Man Who Came Back opens at Antlers with dramatic rise and fall
A Fox produced screen version of a Good man play follows Potter, a jazz loving, squanderer son whose descent from wealth to a Shanghai dive is set against a drug addicted romance with Mackaill. An aristocratic aunt worsens matters. hopeful rehab is undercut by fatal twists.
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Wiliam Fox
Jules Eckert Goodman
John Fleming Wilson
the Antlers
Potter
O'Brien
Bill
San Francisco
Shanghai
Miss Mackaill
Hawaii
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