Believed Lost In Atlantic Plane Seen Over Water
Unconfirmed reports from New York and Montreal recount sightings and sounds of an ocean flight over the Atlantic. The overdue craft linked to Captain Waller Hineneditte prompted ongoing search, with the latest telegraph notes noting a possible sighting or sound as the case continued to unfold.
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Nicaragean General Seeks Withdrawal of U.S. Marines
Nicaragean general calls for end of American troop presence amid regional tension. The request follows debates in the Senate and discussions on regional stability and safety of civilians.
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Renewed push for disarmament at League meeting
Neva March 11 With nawcomer Turkey and twenty four nations including the United States and the Soviet Union met to renew efforts toward disarmament. London chairman opened the session stressing security as the road to disarmament. The agenda included the Soviet quinmittes report and Kiessig's proposal to eliminate any weapons in means of production. Delegates discussed the Russian proposal while awaiting Turkish head arrival. The German delegation flagged publicity on starting points for reductions. The commission adjourned until tomorrow afternoon.
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Blondig
Maxim Litvinef
Soyvick
Count von Bernstorff
Ieraldig
Quapaw Indians Challenge Tulsa Lease Deals
In Tulsa March 15, Quapaw Indians assembled at the district court to contest leases granted to Eagle Picher Lead Company in 122. Albert B. Fair looms as central figure amid claims that bids were sham and favored by Fall, with co defendant Harry F. Sinclair named in Teapot Dome context. Commissioner Burke testified on surveys and policy, while Ames criticized his conduct as clerical.
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Albert B. Fair
Janis
Harry F. Sinclaiy
Secreta of the Interior
Teapot Dome
Ealthy Quapaw Indians
Eagle Pichar Lead Company
District Court
Randal
B. Ames
Fall
Ames
Sinclair
Burke
Fallanil
Quapaw
Dagle
Calera Chief of Police On Trial for Murder
In Columbia Alabama on March 15 the Calera chief of police H F Blake faced murder charges over Louise Montebaro a young machine saleswoman. Defense plans to call firearm experts to challenge the states claim of an .88 caliber bullet while police said she used a .32 caliber pistol.
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Walsh's Presidential Candidacy Caps Senate Career in Montana
Helena dispatch outlines Thomas Jefferson Walsh's long political arc from Helena attorney to U S senator. It notes his 1910 Montana deadlock loss, 1912 Senate win, reelections in 1918 and 1924, and his role as prosecutor on the Senate oil lease probe, framing a national figure who later seeks the presidency.
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Forty three Chicago men summoned in teapot case
Chicago witnesses testified before a Senate oil scandal sub committee sent from Washington to probe Liberty bonds linked to Republican finances. Edward Hines and George P. Getz pledged to answer questions, while several wealthy Chicagoans including Samuel Insull and Julius Rosenwald were absent. The panel sought testimony from anyone who contributed over $1,000 in 1923, with five subpoenaed individuals reported dead.
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Geta
Republican Fund
John Burke
Congress Hotel
Davison and Fechet Reach Tampico After Delay
Galveston text describes 7 bee Davison and Major General James E. Fechet leaving Galveston at 6:35 am aboard a flight to Tampico. They had been held by engine trouble and fog since Tuesday, skipping a planned stop at Point Isabel to continue toward Panama with an estimated six hour flight to Tampico.
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Davison
James E. Fechet
Army Air Corps
Tampico
Panama
Point Isabel
Stewart before court again in Teapot Dome case
Robert W. Stewart, chairman of the Dixie Oil Company and Standard Oil of Indiana, pleads not guilty to charges of refusing to answer Senate Teapot Dome questions. arraigned in DC supreme court with bond set at 5000. Stewart resigned as Dixie Oil chairman with no reason given.
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Indiana
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Jesse ©. Adkins
Frank Nesbitt
Albert L. Hopkins
Chisago
Continental Trading Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate Serjeant-At-Arms
Shreveport
Dixie Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Lumberjack pugilist from Duluth wins decisive shoulder blow KO
Fi-Syyinka Babuil, a heavyweight from Duluth, heads toward line cue veer in a northern farm context. He is credited with winning his first fight by striking his opponent on the shoulder hard enough to floor him, marking a powerful early victory.
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Gary
Olbey
Umeipembeer
Beavigh
Akenay
Fangirl
Vines Marvel
Ayetoy
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Petie
Miles Sniien
Bere
Jack Puglist
Duluth
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Fi—Syyinka Babuil
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Weather notes for Virginia and Tennessee forecast
Increasing cloudiness brings rain to Virginia late tonight into Friday with slightly colder air in the northeast and south interiors. winds rise to fresh to strong Friday. Tennessee expects rain tonight and Friday with colder conditions, especially in the southwest, and increasing winds later today. Readings from UW weather station show 6 PM data including yesterday’s high 71 and rainfall 0.07 inches.
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Bitter feelings flare over St Francis dam disaster
Residents of San Francisquito Canyon and the Santa Clara Valley urged accountability for the St Francis dam break losses. They blamed Los Angeles for water rights, with coroner inquests ordered in Fillmore Moorpark Santa Paula and Oxnard as Governor Young prepared a state inquiry. Local officials urged courts as rehabilitation committees faced the disaster’s toll.
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Los Angeles
San Fransequita Canyon
Santa Clara Valley
St. Francis
Valley
Cali
St. Francis Dam
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C. C. Yeung
C. ©. Teague
Fillmore
Mooorepark
Santa Paual
Oxnard
Young
Oldest Tariff Commission member resigns after 11 years
Edward P. Costigan of Denver the longest serving member of the Woodrow Wilson tariff commission resigns after eleven years. In a letter to Sen. Redding of Arkansas he blasts three colleagues and President Coolidge, accusing the administration of failing to lower rates and wrecking the commission’s usefulness. He names Chairman Marvin and Commissioners Lowell and Brossard as targets.
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Thomas C. Marvin
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