Hoover Willis death adds uncertainty to Ohio primary race
Washington dispatch notes the sudden death of Senator Willis of Ohio reshapes Republican and Democrat strategy as Hoover eyes Ohio delegates. Pomerene looms as potential factor, with Houston primary votes and later state conventions shaping the race. Observers remain uncertain about final delegate distribution ahead of Kansas City. Continuous coverage expected on page four.
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Washington
Wills of
Ohin
King
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
Donahey Appui
Atlee Pomerene
Senate
Houston
Pomerene
Willis James
Reed- Walsh-Sraith
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Atli Tea «Mall
Smith
New York
Hoover
Willis
Commerce
Hooever
Troover
Weather notes from Virginia and Tennessee warm Sunday into Monday
Weather data from the U S weather station reports warmer conditions for Virginia and Tennessee on Sunday and Monday. Readings at 6 p.m. show yesterday’s high 48 and low not listed. rainfall 0.00 inches. Monthly averages and March temperatures noted with typos and unclear figures.
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Virginia
Tennessee
U. 5S
C. L. Hunn
Cescossseneese
Automatic Printers Installed for Times
The Associated Press installs automatic typewriters in The Times newsroom to speed state and national news via leased wire. Visitors are invited to view the new devices between 2 and 4 p.m. as evidence of progress in reliable service.
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Associated Press
Times Daily
A. P. News
Times
the Times
Associated Press Adopts Fast Automatic Telegraph Printing
The Associated Press unveils the automatic telegraph printer, a development enabling rapid transmission of state, country, and world news. The device operates at about 2,000 words per hour and promises to deliver large volumes of news to newspapers via a single client.
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Nits
Associated Press
Reed attacks Hoover blame for farm plight in Wisconsin
In Swaukee Wisconsin Senator Reed pins postwar farm woes on Herbert Hoover. He accuses Hoover of pressing price controls through the export grain system and wartime policy, claiming farmers paid the price while Hoover and millers benefited. The speech ends with a note that continuation is on page four.
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Swaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Reed
Uri
Republican Party
Herbert Hobverding
Herbert Teer
Gsrouri
Congress
United States
Wy Miller
Export Grain Corporation
Senate eyes extended inquiry into Teapot Dome and oil contracts
Senator Nye hints at possible Senate expansion of naval offenses probe to include Teapot Dome style scandal. He notes discussions among colleagues about a renewed inquiry into Secretary Work and Sinclair oil contracts in the Salreek field near Teapot Dome. Action may come soon though no resolution is offered yet.
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Washington
Mitell
Senate
Liensen
Albert
Teacher Dome
North Dakota
Judge Baii Found Dead in Durham Hotel
Judge W. M. Baii of the First North Carolina District was found dead in a Durham hotel room today by hotel staff. Officials attributed the death to an acute heart attack.
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Durham
N. C
W. M. Baii
North Carolina
Ig Yoam
Malbourne Hotel
Campaign in Ohio Will Willis Delegates Continue Fire
Columbus Ohio March AP Amid Willis campaign turmoil following his sudden death in Delaware supporters vow the drive continues to preserve the Republican party and party government in the nation. Thompson says Ohio delegates remain qualified and will consider their first choice at a delegates meeting after the senator's funeral. Intimations hint at seeking Dawes consent but no confirmation.
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Ohio
Marchage
Tempora Trice
Frank 2
Avilitat
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Willis
Delaware
Carnie A. Thompson
Willis Emapaign
Thompson
Republican Party
kKovernment
Wile Lid Wadens
Atate
Thompson Sati
Hida
Dawes
Thonh
Chicago street scene erupts in violent clashes and attacks
In Chicago on March 21, a surge of violence threats and personal attacks erupts as Senator Deneen and State's Attorney Crowe spar with Mayor Thompson. The episode involves police and federal officials, a shooting of William Beaty, and a $100,000 damage suit targeting the mayor amid factional campaigns for the Republican primary.
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Chicago
Uni Fueeral Authoriciey
Ognsmieroua
Charles S. Deneen
United States
John A. Swanson
Ats
Robert E. Cire
William Fate Tharinton
Condsnis Crowe
Desun
Crowe
William Beaty
Baliff
Beatty
Federal Fuard
Samuel Ettelsor
Tw 'Nolice
Shester Cleveland
Thompson
Politica
Erurches
County Primary Draws Interest Across Slated Offices
Voters show heightened interest as the county prepares for its primary election this Saturday April. Three of five offices are unopposed, while campaigns heat up for the remaining two posts as candidates seek nomination.
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Continens
Hunt
Remainsmg
Lindbergh Denies Rumors of World Flight
St Louis dispatch reports Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh denying rumors of a proposed around the world or trans Pacific flight before his departure for San Diego to receive a new monoplane. He states none of the reports are true and he has no plans beyond the night he is beginning.
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ST. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
San Diego
Calif
Lindbergh
Quake Toll Reported in Smyrna and Surrounding Areas
Dispatches from Constantinople report Smyrna, capital of disaster, struck by seven damaging earthquakes. Widespread death and injuries are feared as communications and relief efforts are disrupted. The tremors affect nearby villages and stretch across western Anatolia toward Aakonia, Aton, and Karais.
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London
Constantinople
Smyrnay
Smirnis Fkant
Anatoli
Aakonia
Aton
Ohio Senator Wility Tribute After Sudden Death
Washington March 21 Congress paused as Senator Wility of Ohio died suddenly. Senate and House adjourned and leaders paid tribute. President Coolidge and Mrs. Williams issued messages praising his earnest, effective service and noting the loss to public life.
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Yong
Coolidge Paya
Coalide
Ucad
Whlis
Hugeband
Albert Fall Faces Grilling in Oil Reserve Case
Albert Fall endures a tough direct exam over leasing the Teapot Dome reserve to Harry F. Sinclair. Former secretary interior, refreshed by rest, is questioned by special prosecutor Charles A. Wright as family members listen. Death of Senator Frank Lausche shocks Ohio as funeral plans begin with lie in state at Ohio Wesleyan.
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Delaware
Elpaso
Tex
Teapot Dame Naval Oil Reserve
Harry FL Linehvir
Vriberg
Albert BL Fall Torlay
Atlee Panerene
Fall
Mit
Bys Pomorie
Ohio
Senate
New Mexico
Wright Fall
Two Major Events Mark Light Week in House Senate
Washington March 31 Two major events in Congress marked the week ending as the Senate rushed the flood control bill while word came of the death of Senator Willis Ohio. Both chambers paused in tribute and the House adjourned briefly as lawmakers reflected on the memory of a longtime public servant. The flood control dispute opened a partisan fight over cost and scope as the Mississippi threat loomed large.
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Washington
Congress
Balge
Euphel
Senate
Willis
Ohio
House
Bnee
Ani
Mississippi
German Flyers May Take Off Tomorrow
Authorities predict German air forces may launch operations soon after rough sea conditions ease. Reports suggest planning is underway with officials in Atlantic states watching weather closely for a possible airborne move tomorrow.
Flood Control Bill OKed by Jones Measure in Senate Mix
The Monge flood control committee approved the Jones Mississippi project at 826 million dollars after an all day session. The vote was 20 to 1 with amendments from the committee chairman Reid of Dinols, none of which would alter the bill significantly.
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Washington
Senate
Reid
Dinols
Mysterious Planet Searched By Lick Observatory
Berkeley March 31 AP Telescopes at Lick Observatory study a reported intruder planet to explain unusual gravitational effects on Neptune and Uranus. Prof R G Aitken said Pickering theory linking the strange body to planetary pulls is under investigation.
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Berkley
Cal
Lick Observatory
University of California
R.G. Aitken
Ag. 1
William H. Pickering
Yale
Orl
Had. Puller
Fight Extradition of Machine Salesman Charges Kidnapping
Decatur Ga March 21 2 any efforts to extradite Harry Morrow a machinery salesman to Charlotte North Carolina in response to an indictment charging him with kidnapping his wife under custody.
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Decatur, Gai
Harry’ ‘Morrow
Charlotte
North, Carolina
Miners Battle Looms as Soft Goal Fields Near Shutdown
Readable text shows growing tension in mining regions as temporary agreements near expiry. Indiana Illinois Missouri Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma and Iowa mines face indefinite shutdowns while some, led by Harry Fighwick, push for revised wages and nonunion operations. Jacksonville Scale wages under fire amid union pressure and operator resistance.
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Millinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Ark
Oklahome
Sonville
Minois
Mae
Harry
Fighwick
Iinoia
Opertors’ Association
United Line Warhelmaruess
Atrip
Nouthwestern
Arkansa
Oklahoma Miney
Jacksonville Seale
Oners
Ators
Morrin
Dent
Lu ‘Amin Dinardae
Obia
Western Pennsylvania
Finton
Mrs Goodhue Spends a Comfortable Day in Hospital
Mrs Lomira Goodhue spent a fairly comfortable day in Northampton Massachusetts with Attendants at the Dickinson Hospital reporting she was able to spend two and a half hours at her bedside during the day. Her daughter Mrs Calvin Coolidge visited for an hour and a half in the morning and returned for another hour in the afternoon.
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Northampton
Mass
Mra Lomira
Goodlian
Smyrna Earthquake Deaths Reported in City Collapse
A Smyrna dispatch to the Lori Sunday Express states a major earthquake killed about twenty five or more, injuring many and wrecking factories. Chimneys collapsed, industrial activity halted, and authorities ordered a citywide shutdown of plates. Families flee as damage mounts and rescuers search for survivors.
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London
Lori Sunday Express
Smyrna
Torta
Industria
Hag
Local Court Hears Odd Lame Horse Case
In Aiken South Carolina a jury deliberates on a peculiar case involving a lame horse. Proceedings focus on animal condition and ownership claims amid disputed damages.
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Albert Fall
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