Oklahoma gunman found guilty in Arizona murder case
Will Lawrence sits unmoved as jury convicts him of first degree murder for the killing of Patrolman Haze Burch in Phoenix with a death penalty recommendation. His mother Lucy Lawrence sobs as the verdict is read. Trial began Tuesday with both brothers facing charges and possible transfer to federal court on appeal.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Will
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Haze Burch
Arizona
Lucy Lawrence
Muskogee
Babe” Lawrence
Wil Lawrence
M. T. Phelps
McNabb
Federal District Court
Burch
Babe
Texas
Sheriiff Joe Morgan
Wort Worth
Emir of Kurdestan Sent to America
The Emir of Kurdestan was deported from Liverpool aboard the Celtic bound for New York. British authorities note American officials earlier deported him from New York and should have sent him to France. He travels third class despite protests he was deported first class.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Urdestan
Celtic
New York
Amercan
France
England
Defeat of Jarres Foreseen in German Election
Berlin March 28 AP Seven candidates compete for more than 35 million votes in Germany's first postwar presidential election. Jarres leads nationalist and conservative blocs but likely fails to win outright, with Liberals and Democrats pooling about 15 million votes. Remaining candidates Thalmann Held Ludendorff vie for about 5 million votes. deadlock possible if results echo December Reichstag lines.
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Jarres
Germany
Berlin
Associated Press
Ebert
Reichstag
Torrow
Otto Bacn
Marx
Hellpach
Ernest Thalmann
Bavarian People's Party
Ludendorff
Supreme Court Reverses Case Involving Father Hennessy
The state supreme court reversed the conviction of Rev. Father John Hennessy in Stillwater county on a charge of attempted rape, remanding with orders to dismiss. The court found the prosecutrix’s story insufficient to prove intent to rape and described the defendant’s conduct as reprehensible but not criminally intentful. The ruling emphasizes absence of explicit intent to overcome resistance and notes the case does not excuse immorality.
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John Hennessy
Stillwater County
Martha O’connor
State Supreme Court
District Court
Supreme Court
Ben B. Law
Gallatin County
Galen
Jore
Asso
Hns
Hennessy
Rankin
Miller
Livingston
Readin' Seats at a Movie Tragedy in Cleveland
Cleveland, March 28. Miss LilLian Tyler, 32, organist at a moving picture theater, and IJ Tyme Walters were found dead of bullet wounds in adjoining seats this afternoon. Police declare Walters shot Miss Tyler and then killed himself. An audience of several hundred heard five shots but thought them part of the film. Walters formerly was organist at the theater and Miss Tyler was his assistant. Police records show the couple had quarreled recently.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Lillian Tyler
Moving Picture Theater
IJ Tyme Walters
Walters
Miss Tyler
Modern American Home Education Campaign For Indians
The American Red Cross plans a modernization education campaign in Indian schools with approval from the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Two reservations, Tongue River in Montana and Zuni in New Mexico, will host demonstrations in home making and hygienic living. A public health nurse and a home economics worker will lead the efforts on local reservations.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Bu~ Reat
Williurah
Tongue River Reservation
Montana
Zuni Reservation
New Mexico
Red Cross
Greek prelate expelled in population exchange strife
Athens reports the metropolitan of Paramythia Albina was expelled by Turkish police in Constantinople under the population exchange. A semi official Athens note calls it a prelude to further expulsions and a violation of League of Nations recommendations.
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Associated Press
Athens
Paramythia
Albania
Constantinople
League of Nations
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday
Washington reports the coming week will bring snow and rain in the Northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions. Expect cold conditions early to midweek with temperatures warming toward the end of the period.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Lois Meredith Linked to Dennistoun Breach Suit
New York report states actress Lois Meredith is the American woman alleged to sue Col Ian Onslow Dennistoun for breach of promise and defamation. Paris edition cites the name amid bulging social circles. Meredith declines comment while confirming representation by Dudley Field Malone in the London action.
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Associated Press
New York
Lois Meredith
Paris
Ian Onslow Dennistoun
Down
Countess Carnarvon
Miss Meredith
Dudley Field Malone
Port of
Lois
The
Chicago Tribune
Denniston
Col. Dennistoun
Protests in Washington and New York Over Polish Death Sentence
In Washington about 40 demonstrators protested the Polish government’s death sentence for Stanislaw Lanzutski, a Polish parliament member. The rally condemned the verdict as political and sparked plans to resume demonstrations Monday. In New York, 600 Polish labor members staged a noisy orderly protest on the Upper East Side against the same judgment. The crowd heard speeches, sang, and unfurled banners calling for action against Polish hangmen, with police guarding the event.
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Associated Press
Washington
Stanislaw Lanzuski
Legation
Washington Workers’ Party
Stanislaw Lanzutski
Warsaw
Communist Party of Poland
Lanzutski
New York
Stanislaw Lanzurski
Poland
Young Workers’ League
Workers’ Communist Party
International Workers’ Aid
Rhinelander seeks out of court settlement in marriage suit
New Rochelle March 28 Associated Press reports an effort to settle the marriage annulment case filed by Leonard Rhinelander against Mrs Alice Beatrice Rhinelander out of court. Judge Samuels Winburte said affidavits from England claim Mrs Rhinelander has no negro blood. Rhinelander whereabouts are unknown, having been out of state for weeks.
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Associated Pres
New Rochelle
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
Alice Beatrice Rhinelander
Samuels Winburte
Rhinelander
England
Immigration chiefs urge steps to relieve Ellis Island
Washington March 28 The immigration bureau and the public health service should cooperate to relieve the situation at Ellis Island where young Irishmen have been rejected for heart disorders. B M Mohler national director of the bureau of immigration of the National Catholic Welfare conference urged uniform physical examination of migrants abroad and at American ports of entry.
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Washington
Associated Press
Bueau
Public Health Service
Ellis Island
B. M. Mohler
Bureau of Immigration
National Catholic Welfare Conference
President and Mrs Coolidge on weekend cruise aboard Mayflower
The Mayflower yacht with President and Mrs Coolidge aboard anchored off Colonial Beach Virginia and began a cruise down the Potomac as a brisk wind blew and weather cleared overnight. In Washington the meteorologist urged communities in tornado susceptible regions to use radio and telephone networks to spread warnings of movement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mayflower
WJ Humphrey
Weather Bureau
Mrs Dewey Brings Admiral Dewey to Bethlehem Chapel
The body of Admiral George Dewey, hero of Manila Bay, is borne from Arlington to Bethlehem chapel Mount St Albans, with full military honors requested by his widow Mrs George Dewey. Secretary Wilbur and naval pallbearers accompany the cortege as marines and bluejackets form a ceremonial lane and the navy band plays Nearer My God to Thee.
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Arlington
George Dewey
Mansa Bay
Bethlehem Chapel
Mount St. Albans
Woodrow Wilson
Admiral Dewey
Dewey v
Washington Cathedral
Wilbur
Dewey
George G .Dewey
Chicago
Fred
Erick McLean Bugher
Navy
Walbur
Spencer S. Wood
Bethlehem
James E. Freeman
Intermountain College Topic At Marlow Meeting Today
Intermountain College dominates today’s public services in Marlow with a 3 pm mass meeting at the Marlow theater. College leaders, Dr. Klemme and Dr. Buschgen, will speak, the glee club and Boys' band will perform, and an Intermountain program airs on KFCC after the Congregational service.
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Intermountain College
Marlow
Intermountain Union
Intermountain Glee Club
Band of
Helena
Gassernor J
Christian Church
Klemme
Buschgen
Presbyterian Church
N Otlock
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Congregational Church
KFCC
Blemme
J. P. Livesay
University students earn passage through work at ball
Thirty five New York University students worked to pay for college by serving as dancing partners at a hairdressers convention ball. Some earned regular wages as Tatchers and others found jobs in pawn shops.
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Associated Press
New York
Paris students stage anti government protest riot
In Paris March 28, conservative law students and supporters disrupted Professor George Scelle s lecture at the Sorbonne. Pantheon Hill rang with shouts while clashes with police wounded 34 officers. The protest, tied to Scelle s appointment as international law chair, continued as demonstrators voiced royalist and anti republic sentiments.
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Paris
Associated Press
Reyslist
Law School
University of Paris
Sorbonne
George Seelie
Pantheon Hitt
Mountain of St-Generieve
Herz
Republic
Scelle
Minister of Labor
Tthe
Battle with Reds in Sofia Brews Street Clash
In Sofia Bulgaria March 28 police clashed with anarchists in a running street battle. One anarchist died and several were captured. A Bulgarian lieutenant aiding police was killed. An anarchist bomber took refuge in a house and held off captors for hours before a final confrontation. A leading anarchist was shot on the outskirts.
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Associated Press
Sophia
Bulgaria
Folce
Avalanche Buries Train Near Irkutsk Killing Many
An avalanche overwhelmed a train near Irkutsk heading for Verkne-Udinsk. After hours of rescue, 16 dead and 30 injured were recovered from the wreckage. The total fatalities were not yet known and tracks remain blocked for a long distance.
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Irkutsk
Siberia
Associated Press
Verkne-Udinsk
Impeachment bid in case of Shepherd faces delay
Chicago March 28 Attorneys for William D. Shepherd seek to impeach chief witnesses in the McClintock murder case. They filed affidavits claiming the investigation was framed and that a confession from Charles Farman was coerced. Shepherd alleges prior knowledge and questions witnesses including Dr George Fosberg and Cedar Rapids mayor as possible untruthful testimonies.
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Chicago
Willam D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Mallionaire
McClintock
Hardy Olson
William Scott Stewart
Jacob Hopkins
Criminal Court
Stewart
Charles Farman
Iwho
Faiman
Earl Clark
Paiman
Fainian
George Fosberg
Cedar Rapids
Towa
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