Reed gains ground as Senate battle over credentials rages
Senator Reed repels attacks on his investigation resolution after an all night session. Senator Reed faces a new challenge from Senator Reed who presents credentials for Senator elect Ware, fueling a dramatic confrontation amid extended filibuster tactics.
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United Press
Washington
James A. Reed
Missouri
Senate
David A. Reed
Rep
Pennsylvania
William S. Ware
Reed
John S. Fisher
Pinchot
Ware
Congress
James Reed
Cameron
Arizona
Wadsworth
New York
Cole L. Blease
South Carolina
Impeachment Inquiry Cites Judge Dearth Misconduct
Testimony before a committee alleges Judge Clarence W. Dearth used unlawful methods to confiscate newsboys papers and suppress a paper. It cites irregular jury drawing and improper jury impaneling linked to corruption in office and threats to juvenile offenders.
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Judge Dearth
Delaware County
Francis A. Shaw
Muncie
John Hampton
Dearth
Shaw
Joe H. Davis
Johnny Maines
Indiana
Clarence W. Dearth
Impeachment Proceedings Move Against Judge Dearth
Delaware County Indiana faces a historic impeachment of Circuit Judge Clarence W. Dearth over press suppression and jury panel irregularities. The board of managers will file articles after hearings, aiming for a Senate trial once ten days’ notice is given, with March 15 as a possible trial start if articles are filed Thursday.
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Muncie
Indiana
Board of Managers
Darth
Dearth Back Home After Hiring Indianapolis Lawyers
Judge Clarence W. Dearth impeached by the House returns to Muncie from Indianapolis where he retained lawyers Ralston Gates Larry Van Barnard to defend him.
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Indianapolis
Times Special
Ind
Clarence W. Dearth
House of Representatives
Indianpolis
Ralston, Gates, Larry, van & Barnard
4G Endangered as Graft Drift Near Hatteras Shoals
Two barges two lightships and the steamer City of St. Louis with forty six men drift offshore near the Hatteras shoals after a fierce northeaster. The British steamer King David went aground off Cape Henry and later was freed. Other vessels reporting distress include the Firmore Sulamerco and Maracaibo. Coast guard had no safety reports at noon. A small hotel and one cottage were swept into the sea at Hampton Beach by an abnormally high tide.
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City of St. Louis
Hatteras Shoals
Atlantic
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Firmore
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San Pedro
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New York
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Sea Front Boulevard
Snow Buries Norfolk as 22-Year Storm Paralyzes City
Norfolk was snow buried today in a rare 22 year storm. Treacherous conditions disrupted traffic as high tides and a 40 mile gale flooded low areas. Schools and department stores closed yesterday afternoon.
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Norfolk
Impeach Plea Moves Toward Muncie Judge Dearth
A long dispute over judge Dearth in Muncie spurred a push for impeachment after reports of abuses in jury selection and press suppression. The Indiana Legislature held hearings as Times reporters faced courtroom tactics while citizens petitioned for removal.
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Ernest Pearson
Times
Muncle
John W. Scott
Impeachment Resolution Moves to Remove Judge Clarence Dearth
The Indiana House adopted a resolution impeaching Clarence W. Dearth, judge of the Delaware Circuit Court in the forty sixth judicial district. It calls for six managers to prepare articles of impeachment, preserve them at the Senate bar, and prosecute the case.
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Indiana
House of Representatives
General Assembly
State of
House
Senate
Compromise Attempted in Muncie Case Revealed
Word reached Muncie near noon Wednesday as Dearth, for the first time, gave evidence of realizing that he was up for something.
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Muncie
Impeachment Motion Shocks Muncie Judge
A Muncie judge faces impeachment after a committee report based on local testimony urges removal. Dearth refuses resignation. the committee demands action within an hour. The debate hinges on a single sentence from The Times editor as political tension erupts.
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Dearth
Muncie
Scott
Times
Ira Mendenhall
Washington
Reed, Watson clash in Indiana Klan remarks in Senate probe
Senator Watson of Indiana testified before the Reed election probe committee regarding a bid to label him a Ku Klux Klan member. Senator Gooding of Idaho accused the Reed panel of leveraging Watson’s Indiana visit to imply Klan ties.
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United Press
Watson
Indiana
Senate
James A. Reed
Gooding
Idaho
Reed Committee
Reed
Indianapolis
Bar Association backs attorney in ouster bid against two judges
Indianapolis Bar Association members met at the Columbia Club and passed a resolution endorsing Otto Gresham for presenting a complaint to the Indiana House seeking the removal of Judge James A. Collins and Judge Lynn D. Hay. Speaker James B. Brewster had filed the complaint weeks earlier. no action was taken. Governor Jackson and others attended as guests.
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Columbia Club
Otto Gresham
Indiana House of Representatives
James A. Collins
Marion County Criminal Court
Lynn D. Hay
Superior Court
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Dem
Corydon
House
Harry G. Leslie
Gresham
Chicago
Leslie
Jackson
Gilliam
Chicago Officials Weigh Accidental Poisoning Theory
Chicago health authorities consider accidental poisoning by boric acid in drinking water as the likely cause of five infant deaths in a hospital ward. Nurses will testify, and one burial is halted as coroner and doctors debate whether a boric acid solution mistaken for water caused the deaths.
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Chicago
Hermann Bundersen
Oscar Wolff
Bundersen
Jean Franc Barbiri
Evelyn Kathryn Anaglostopoulos
Baby Gallanis
Lillian Estella Steele Cohn
Baby Galitz
Opposed Armies Clash in China Amid Political Strife
Cantonese and Northern forces clashed near Sun Kiang as Chang Chung-Chang moved to recapture territory from Marshal Sun. In Hankow dissension split Reds and Moderatists, delaying a Nationalist executive session. Tokyo sent two cruisers with 500 marines to Shanghai as a precaution.
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Sun Kiang
Chang Chung-Chang
Chang
Marshal Sun
United Press
Hankow
Executive Council
Cleveland Times Publication Ends After Five Years
The Cleveland Times, a morning paper, suspended publication with the current edition. The front page notice from the Cleveland Commercial Publishing Company states the venture failed after five years and that the signature of Samuel Scovil, president, was transferred to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, another city morning publication.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Times
Today's Times
Cleveland Commercial Publishing Company
Samuel Scovil
Good Will
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Indiana Grottos invited to state ceremonial banquet
Lawrence W. Drapier of Sahara Grotto invites Indiana Grottos to a March 29 ceremony in Indianapolis honoring Frank P. Walther. Ten Grottos may send monarchs, with about 600 candidates expected for the ceremonial class.
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Indianapolis
Frank P. Walther
Lawrence W. Drapier
Sahara Grotto
Indiana
State Council
Raymond F. Murray
Sahara
Charles G. Walsh
PLAN FIREMEN TESTS FOR MENTAL EXAM IN SHORTRIDGE
Due to many police department applicants failing mental tests after medicals, firemen mental examinations will be held first next Saturday at Shortridge High School. Secretary A. J. Allen of the civil service commission said about two hundred are expected to take the test. The promotion exam for patrolman to sergeant, the second of its kind, is set for Sunday.
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Shortridge High School
A. J. Allen
Civil Service Commission
Allen
McCray Hopes for Return to Indiana From Prison
Warren T. McCray, former Indiana governor now in Atlanta federal prison, told Walter J. Dixon of Kokomo that he hopes to return to Indiana, rebuild his finances, and pay creditors. He said he lacks support from pardoning officials and cites a belief that a pull would follow.
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Vimes
Atlanta
New England
Walter J. Dixon
Kokomo Deaphalt Paving Company
Florida
Dixon
McCray
Indiana
City Market Introduces New Foodstuffs This Week
City Market adds Argentine peaches at 15 cents each or 26 cents for two, asparagus 25 cents per bunch, fresh mint 10 cents per bunch, Argentine honeydew melons 1.25 dollars, German entlive 20 to 25 cents per head, pineapples 50 cents each, and sassafras 5 cents per bunch. Tomatoes fall to 30 cents per pound and peas rise to 20 cents per pound. Spinach 15 cents per pound, artichokes 15 cents each, and Spanish Bermuda onions 5 to 10 cents each.
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Artidoles
Bermuda
Loan Measure Ready for Governor Signature in Blackburn
The Blackburn Senate bill regulating building and loan associations clears House after negotiations. It sets a 60 cent fee per $100 stock sold, replacing the prior rate of 60 cents per $10, with an 80 to 0 vote in the House and awaits the Governor’s signature.
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Blackburn Senate
Fatal Shooting Probed in City, Husband Held
Coroner Paul F. Robinson investigates the fatal shooting of May Bartlett, 30, at 1434 Mill Street. Her husband, John Bartlett, 36, is held pending an inquest after claiming the shooting was accidental.
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Paul F. Robinson
May Bartlett
Mill St
John Bartlett
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Praised by Elkhart Mother
George Travis Jr reports improved health after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. He describes nervous weakness and fatigue, then recovery and a healthy baby, endorsing the remedy for mothers. A trial package offer is advertised via mail request.
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Mudge
Dr. Pierce
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