Reed Wins Victory in Senate Jam
In Washington on March 2 United Press reports Senate vote 56 to 25 to take up Reed's election investigation resolution. Senator Reed of Missouri gained floor time after weeks of filibuster, with Watson and Robinson of Indiana voting against.
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United Press
Washington
James A. Reed
Missouri
Senate
Watson and Robinson
Indiana
Reed
Pennsylvania
Gould
Maine
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
David A. Reed
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
House
Death by own action ends life of 73 year old man
Frank Pyles aged 73 died at city hospital after slashing his throat at his daughter Cur tis Paris's home on MacPherson Street. Neighbors Samuel G Smith and his son Raymond found him and police blame despondency over his wife's recent death for the self inflicted wound. Surviving son Herbert Pyles is 27.
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Frank Pyles
City Hospital
Curtis Paris
MacPherson St
Samuel G. Smith
Boulevard Pl
Raymond
Pyles
Herbert Pyles
Cornell Ave
Jury Deliberations Resume in Daugherty Miller Fraud Case
The jury in the alien property conspiracy trial resumes deliberations after failing to reach a verdict overnight. Harry M. Daugherty former attorney general and Thomas W. Miller former alien property custodian are accused of conspiring to defraud the government in the American Metal Company deal.
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Ly United Press
New York
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
American Metal Company
Sacred Monkey Honored as Holy Figure in Pandharpur
In Pandharpur near Bombay, villagers beat tom-toms to honor a sacred monkey that died six years ago. The animal is revered as the reincarnation of a great soul and celebrated as a holy figure in the town.
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Bombay
India
Pandharpur
Here
Lenten Service Fellowship of Prayer Honored National Devotions
The Times and the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America publish twenty eight denominational Lent devotions titled The Fellowship of Prayer. Rev Charles Emerson Burton created the daily readings with themes Holy Spirit led to spiritual life and weekly topics. Each day includes Bible passages comments hymns prayers and personal prayer prompts and will run on the editorial page throughout Lent.
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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Fellowship of Prayer
Charles Emerson Burton
D.C
New York City
Federal Council
Commission On Evangelism
Arrest Four of Men Drivers
In New York State 1926 traffic offenses saw 26 percent of male drivers arrested, with 2.2 percent of women drivers. A Sinclair and Standard Oil report notes women’s carefulness in repairs and gasoline purchases. Of 555,927 licensed men, 149,175 faced arraignment with 95.5 percent convicted, while 86,028 women had 1,675 court appearances with 86 percent found guilty.
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Timea
New York
New York State
Sinclair
Standard Oil
New York City
Naval instructor to resign after cribbing probe at Annapolis
An instructor at the United States Naval Academy will resign April 1 following an investigation into December examinations. Secretary Wilbur said the instructor oversaw papers and bore responsibility for their safekeeping after a midshipman sold copies of the questions. The midshipman will be dismissed and several others demoted.
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Au Unted
Washington
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Jury views detention home site fire danger seen
Marion County grand jurors oppose moving the Detention Home to Holloway Apts at 225 E Michigan St and favor keeping the Capitol Ave location. They cite fire risks, lack of space, and high rent, noting the present home is cheaper and better suited. They consider a special report to Judge Collins.
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Marion County
Holloway Apts
Michigan St
Capitol Ave
Charles Sutton
Cassius L. Hogle
James A. Collins
Charles Clark
Linton A. Cox
Morge and Sutton
Frank J. Lahr
James F. Edwards
Horace Carey
Duvall
Carey
Senate Deepens Ties With Sigma Nu Phi Honorary Member
A delegation from the Sigma Nu Phi legal fraternity granted honorary membership to U.S. Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, today in Washington marking a ceremonial recognition by the organization.
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United Press
Washington
Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fraternity
James A. Reed
Missouri
Efficiency tips from North Dakota housewives club
At a Barnes County Profit and Pleasure Club meeting Edna Harshman demonstrated ginger bread making to show how to reduce steps in the process. The session highlighted cutting red tape and streamlining cleanup to minimize effort.
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United Press
Miners hiss Baldwin at Welsh mine disaster visit
In Cwm Ebbw Vale Wales police protected Prime Minister Baldwin and Mrs Baldwin as grieving miners hissed and booed during a visit to the scene of yesterday's mine explosion that killed fifty two men. Rescue crews worked through the night with twenty eight still trapped and all hope abandoned.
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Baldwin
United Press
Ebbw Vale
Wales
Otto Stant’s dog drives a small time business tale
In West Orange New Jersey Otto Stant claims ownership of a dog and a delivery venture for three neighborhood grocery stores. He has a $2 note at the West Orange Trust Company and plans a dog house and a red wagon for business use with a family advised to look to Otto for repayment.
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United Press
West Orange
N. J
Otto Stant
Otto
West Orange Trust Company
Adam Hess
Chester Forsythe
Ex-Treasurer Franklin MacVeagh Struck by Car
Franklin MacVeagh 87 former secretary of the Treasury under Taft is in serious condition after being run down by a motor car in Chicago last night. Witnesses say he stepped into the street and the driver was not held by police.
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Taft
Autonu United Press
Chicago
Twins Add Two To Happy Horsley Family In Indiana
Mrs. Harry Horsley of 5640 Guilford Ave. Welcomes twin girls Margery and Mildred four months old, bringing the brood to thirteen living children and one set of twins. Father is a brick contractor, family spans from four months to 21 years, with seven children still at home and several in school.
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Harry Horsley
Margery
Mildred
Guilford Ave
Indiana
Horsley
Methodist Hospital
Irene
Eunice
Olivé
Virginia
Assembly Today Deliberations On Large Appropriation Bill
Both houses met at 10 a m to discuss a 49 million dollar appropriation measure. Senate continues examination while House reads bills for passage including Holmes eugenics sterilization proposal and a treasurer salary plus delinquent tax commission. Lockard bill allows under 16 drivers to travel to school with secretary of State permit.
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Holmes Eugenics
Marion County
Lockard
Hourly Temperatures Report for 2010
Readable fragment shows hourly temperature readings for a given date with values like 20 11 a m 29 22 12 noon .4 33 and 28 20 11 a m 29 22 12 noon. The data indicates a sequence of time stamps and temperatures likely from a weather log.
Bride Forced to Leave as Immigrant Deportation Severs Couple
Theodore Poehlmann of 4020 Rookwood Ave. faces separation from his bride of six months after immigration authorities order her deportation. Mrs. Poehlmann, who entered as a tourist with a six month permit, sails to Bremen March 5 from New York to begin the process of reentering as a regular immigrant. The couple, both artists, hope to reunite this year, awaiting quota decisions and potential delays.
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Rookwood Ave
Poehlmann
United States Immigration Department
New York
Bremen
Germany
America
Poehlmanns
Gale Lashes Norfolk Seaport During Strong 60 MPH Wind
A gale of about sixty miles per hour struck Norfolk shortly before 10 a m causing waterfront flooding as water rose two feet in streets along the Elizabeth River. Weather bureau had warned of the worst gale in years and traffic was disrupted across the city.
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United Press
Norfolk
Elizabeth’ River
Chesapeake Bay
Weather Bureau
Indiana House considers impeaching Judge Dearth over jury irregularities
Judiciary A of the Indiana House recommends impeachment of Circuit Judge Clarence W. Dearth of Muncie for alleged suppression of free speech and jury irregularities. The committee reviewed testimony and documentary evidence, proposing a three Democrat three Republican board to conduct the trial in the Senate.
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Clarence W. Dearth
Muncie
Judiciary
Indiana House of Representatives
House
Indiana
Dearth
Joe H. Davis
Delaware County
Senate
J. Glenn Harris
Edward E. Eikenbary
Fabius Gwin
David H. Byers
Russell W. Smith
Lawrence E. Carlson
Delph McKesson
Charles la Follette
William Henry Harrison
Harris
Judge Dearth
John W. Scott
Gary
Coolidge Hopes for Three Power Talks Falter
Paris reports and informed diplomats say President Coolidge may not realize a three power conference on naval limits as Italy and France refuse to join. Britain backs limits but will balk if France refuses to discuss submarine caps. Japan also resists extending capital ship ratios to auxiliary ships without France and Italy.
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United Press
Paris
Coolidge
Italy
Local Man Injured in Evansville Auto Crash
B. Co. Van Hook of Indianapolis, 40, an official of Premier Refining Company, is in serious condition at a local hospital after a Tuesday night crash near Evansville Indiana. Initially thought fatal, doctors today expressed hope for recovery.
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Indianapolis
Here
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Premier Refining Company
Talbot Imposter Charge Before Veterans Committee
The House veterans committee heard chairman John son of South Dakota claim Jerry Talbot who says he lost his WWI identity is an imposter. Johnson asserted Talbot’s real name is ee Dubois Jr, alleging multiple aliases and a lost identity tale amid wartime claims.
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Washington
Jerry Talbot
House Veterans’ Committee
Johnson
Rep
South Dakota
Talbot
Eee Dubois, Jr
Effort to Oust Utilities Board Faces Legislative Dead End
The House rejected the judiciary committee’s indefinite postponement on the Bender Mendenhall bill and sent it back, making passage unlikely this session. Support grows for Harland and Nejdl measures to empower and enforce Public Service Commission actions with court appeal options and rate-order mandates.
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Public Service Commission
House of Representatives
House
Judiciary
Senate
J. Glenn Harris
Gary
Charman
Bender-Mendenhall
Navy bill signed authorizes three new cruisers
President Coolidge signed the naval appropriation bill in Washington on March 2, authorizing the construction of three additional cruisers as part of the fleet expansion.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
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