Briand Government Falls in France After Test Vote
Paris March 6 The Briand cabinet fell after the sales tax provision failed 274 to 221 in the chamber of deputies. Briand resigned and planned to go to Geneva for the League of Nations meeting though he would not participate in the talks. The debate highlighted bitter opposition from business and critics who denounced cowardice and demagogy.
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Briand
France
Paris
Aristide Briand
Chamber of Deputies
M. Briand
Doumer
Louis Malvey
M. Lamoreux
Geneva
Council
League of Nations
League
Chamber
Landis Watches Cardinals Train in San Antonio Drizzle
AP Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis visited the Cardinal training camp in San Antonio Texas and watched the Cards practice in drizzling rain on his spring tour He called the spring colorless but predicted a season with many clubs storming to Bennantville rights and noted a 7 to 7 tie between Browns at Tarpon Springs Ken Williams hit a homer in the fourth.
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ST. Louis
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Cardinal
San Antonio
Texas
Baseball
Bennantville
Browns
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Ken Williams
Senate panel confirms identity of Senator Alfred C. Smith
A Virginia Senate special committee reported that State Senator Alfred C. Smith of Norfolk is the same person convicted in South Carolina and at Fort Monroe under the aliases C. M. Reynolds and Charles Smith Jr. The findings close the inquiry into past felonies.
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Richmond
Virginia Senate
Alfred C. Smith
Norfolk
South Carolina
Fort Monroe
C. M. Reynolds
Charles Smith, Jr
Fights Last Night Across Cities and Countries
Boxers from New York England New Jersey California and Nebraska contested multiple bouts. Manny Wexley defeated Ernie Jarvis while Izzy Schwartz outpointed Young Denico in East Chicago. Clever Sencio defeated Tiger Burns, Rocky Smith drew with Jimmy Francis, and Rocky Kansas stopped Freddy Jacks. Tommy O'Brien beat Tommy Cello and Ace Hodkins defeated Johnny Lamar in Hollywood.
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New York
Manny Wexley
Ernie Jarvis
England
Izzy Schwartz
Denico
Phillippines
Nebraska
Johnny Lamar
Los Angeles
Largest Subsidiary Suit Near US Pier at Carol Stands
New London today under pressure as Iz insists the subs suit against the At Us Pier at Carol remains valid. The vessel lay at 204 feet below the surface and was severely tested.
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US Pier
Carol
New London
Revelations Promised The Hohenzollern Rule In Central Europe
A long awaited narrative promises full exposure of the Hohenzollern dynasty's control over Central Europe. The piece outlines rumored plans, power blocs, and projected shifts in governance as revelations unfold. It emphasizes the political stakes and regional impacts of the imperial regime.
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Central
Europe
Crown Prince Carol to contest $10 million Lambrino suit
Paris dispatch reports Carol of Romania plans to defend his position in a case filed by his former morganatic wife Mme Zizi Lambrino who seeks ten million francs. He vows to secure counsel after a Seine tribunal summons and notes prior annulment of the morganatic marriage by Romanian authorities.
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Paris
Carol of Romania
Mme
Zizi Lambrino
Milan
Magda Lupescu
Seine
Carol
Mme. Lambrino
Mme. Libino
General Bank of
Romania
Lambrino
Mme Lambrino
Zizi
Europe
Great Britain
Serbia
Greece
Fohenzollerns
Mme. Scambrito
Zivi
Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Irregular Trading
Wall Street moved irregularly higher at the opening with trading returning to normal proportions. Selling pressure returned on some industrials as American Can fell 2 points and Hudson 111-2. Early gains of 1 to 3 points appeared in Chesapeake and Ohio United States Rubber and General Asphalt.
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Wall Street
New York
Hudson
Chesapeake and Ohio
United States Rubber
General Asphalt
Fire Nearly Destroys Shakespeare Memorial Theater
The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in Stratford upon Avon England was almost completely destroyed by a blaze today. The fire severely damaged the historic venue known to many American visitors to the poet's birthplace.
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Old Theater
Burne
Stratford-On-~-Avon
England
Tidewater Associated Oil Company Formed in Delaware
A charter filed with the Delaware state department announces the Tidewater Associated Oil company as a new corporation formed from Tidewater and Associated Oil companies. Dr. George B. Cutten of Colgate praises Paul as the finest embodiment of fair play in the world.
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Dover, del
Mar
State Department
Tidewater Associated Oi! Company
Tidewater and Associated Oil Company
Philadelphia
George B. Cutten
Colgate
St. Paul
Paul
Cubs Use Fifteen Players In Exhibition Loss
In Los Angeles the Chicago Cubs shuffled fifteen players under manager Joe McCarthy in a 6 to 2 defeat to the Los Angeles Angels. Lefty O'Doul was the lone Cub to collect two hits off the Angels rookies while Moe Berg's status with the White Sox is unclear amid conflicting notes on his schooling and duties.
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Chicago
Chicago Cub
Joe McCarthy
Los Anges Angels
Los Angeles
Collins
Shreveport
Everett Scott
Morrison to Build $256,000 Work? Near Myers Park Estate
Announcement says bids will be accepted March 12 for construction of a new $256,000 work? on former Governor Cameron Morrison's Sharon Road estate near Myers Park in Charlotte.
Underwater Queen V-1 Survives Deep Test at Sea
The V-1, Uncle Sam's largest submarine, rode 204 feet down off Block Island and endured 88.8 psi water pressure. Crew of nearly 100 reported no fear as water seeped in and ballast tanks crushed. pumps and torpedo tubes remained operational. Built at Plymouth Navy Yard and commissioned October 1, 1924.
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Uncle Sam
Block Island
Naval Board of Observation
Plymouth Navy Yard
Spanish rulers to visit the United States in autumn
The Washington Post reports King Alfonso XIII and Queen Victoria of Spain may make an extended U S visit in autumn with Ambassador Don Juan Riane arranging details in Madrid. Plans reportedly include a stop in Washington to meet President Coolidge and a California excursion.
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United States
Washington
Mar
Washington Post
Alfonso
Victoria
Spain
Senor Don Juan Riane
Madrid
Coolidge
California
Grain Prices Fall to Lows on Wheat Stock Estimates
United States farm wheat stocks are estimated 8 to 10 million bushels higher than expected, pressuring prices. Week over week the wheat market dropped about 28 to 28 1/4 cents, with corn and oats down 3/4 to 14 1/4 cents and provisions varying from declines to small rises.
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Chicago
Ifap
United States
Wall Street
Brewster Sues Palmer for Alienation of Husband Love
Mrs Eleanor Brewster files a $200000 alienation suit against Corliss Palmer of Macon Georgia beauty winner. The case rests on Palmer allegedly winning the prize and breaking up Brewster's marriage to his wife. Palmer is in Hollywood. trial paused pending her appearance.
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New York
Eleanor Brewster
Corliss Palmer
Macon
Eugene V. Brewster
Miss Palmer
Hollywood
Brewster
Morristown
N. J
Funeral services held for A. V. Varner Confederate veteran
Funeral services for A V Varner 84 Confederate veteran who died at his son's home in Concord were held at his son J A Warners 127 Ward street with Rev W B Davis and Rev E K McLarty officiating. Burial in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers named. Varner born December 14 1841 in Davidson county moved to High Point in 1919. Survived by three sons S L Varner Rev J M Varner and J A Varner, a sister Celia Ann Kindley, 15 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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A. V. Varner
J. M. Varner
Concord
J. A. Warner
Ward Street
W. B. Davis
South Main Street
M. E. Church
E. K. McLarty
Wesley Memorial M. P
Oakwood
S. Cox
P. L. Lawson
G. A. Conrad
Ed Proctor
W. J. Royals
A. M. Vincannon
Warner
Brookhart Farm Relief Bill Proposes $250 Million Export Coop
Senator Brookhart of Iowa introduces a bill to create a $250 million federal Farm Export Cooperative funded from the treasury. The plan outfits a three‑member board appointed by the agriculture secretary from Farm Bureau, Education Union, and National Grange nominees. It would buy exportable surplus crops at production cost plus five percent profit and levy a trade dividend to cover losses, with an advisory farm board and an operating board to manage export business.
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United States
Treasury
Federal Farm Export and Cooperative Marketing Association
Brookhart
Republican
Iowa
Farmers’ National Export Cooperative
Secretary of Agriculture
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union
National Grange
Department of Agriculture
Federal Land Bank
Federal Farm Operation Board
Btcnet
Milton Wins Pair of 250 Mile Speed War Events
Charlotte March 6 Tommy Milton announced his retirement from auto racing today and won two of three 250 mile events at the track. He secured the Great Race victory here in October 1924 and duplicated the feat at the Arm Mile Day event last November.
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Milton
Charlotte
Tommy Milton
Washington correspondent Francis Richardson dies at 89
Francis Aubury Richardson longtime Baltimore Sun Washington correspondent and former Sun bureau head dies in Washington at 89. Born in Baltimore he supported the Confederacy during the Civil War, fled blockade and was jailed at Fort Delaware, later joined the Baltimore Sun in 1866 and led the Washington bureau from 1872.
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Washington
Mar
Francis Aubury Richardson
Baltimore Sun
Richardson
Baltimore
Wilmington
N. C
Nassau
New York
Lincoln
Fort Delaware
Lee
Appomatox
Sun
Germany Holds Command in League Crisis
Geneva dispatch notes a pivotal shift as Germany gains leverage in the League of Nations council crisis. Britain and France appear sidelined as Germany’s entry and consent become prerequisites for any enlargement, including Poland’s bid for a permanent seat. A suspected secret pact and Locarno-era tensions color the power struggle at the Geneva talks.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Great
Britain
France
Germany
Council of the League
League
League Council
Poland
Locarno
Wholesale Arrests May Find Robbers
Police in Chicago plan a broad arrest drive to locate eight to ten men who staged a spectacular eighty six thousand dollar payroll robbery at Interpetional Harvest plant yesterday. One suspect is held and fifteen are sought as officers use employee identifications and vehicle clues to link suspects to the carefully executed heist.
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Chicago
Trador
The
Leones Am
Governor Takes Proposal Up With The Women Today
Raleigh March 6 Governor McLean conferred three hours with leaders of the Federation of Women’s Clubs the Y W C A and the North Carolina League of Women Voters about a survey of conditions for women in industry. The women seek a thorough survey on hours wages sanitation and related issues across all industries not just textiles. They want competent investigators and estimate the cost below four hundred dollars weekly. The governor said he will not request federal help. Present were Dr Delia Dixon Carroll Mrs Mary O Cowper and Mrs H F Seawell.
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John R. McQuigg
American Legion
Don MacRae
Chamber of Commerce
Legion Boys
MacRae
Raleigh
Governor McLean
Federation of Women’s Clubs
North Carolina League of Women Voters
Govenor McLean
McLean
Delia Dixon Carroll
Mary O. Cowper
Dursham
H. F. Seawell
Carthage
North Carolina
Aise
Sunday Services For W. E. Baptist Church
Sunday services announced for West End Baptist Church located on Ennis Street. Regular Sunday school at 2:30 PM with morning and evening worship following. Pastor Rey Miller leads the service with anticipated attendance and ongoing community programs.
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West End Baptist Church
Ding and
Ennis
Rey Miller
Pasta i
Suny School
Weci & Hedrick Tem
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