Higher up may be involved in Teapot Dome scandal
Senate and Republican and Democratic leaders debate possible unnamed high official linked to Teapot Dome. Nye and Capper demand accountability while Siddons may testify about Liberty Bond funds tied to Sinclair. Hull calls for resignations and stronger limits on campaign money.
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Six Pontoon Salvage Push Lifts Sub S-4
Six large pontoons capable of lifting 486 tons have raised the submarine S-4 from the sea after it sank following a December collision with a coastal destroyer. Three months of hazardous diving have resumed as salvage ships completed the lift.
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Submarine Towed Into Boston Port
The submarine S-4 with four officers and twenty men aboard was towed into Boston Harbor after a 60 mile tow across Massachusetts Bay. Bodies of all but one crew member were recovered and the wreck awaited favorable weather for further recovery. The tragedy occurred off Provincetown three months ago and the craft was brought ashore yesterday.
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Husband assumes blame for crime to save wife
Valleyfield Quebec March 15 Efforts to save 20 year old Doris Palmer McDonald from the gallows today received support from her husband George C McDonald who filed an affidavit declaring her innocence of the taxi driver's murder for which the two have been sentenced to hang on Friday The affidavit released by attorney J A wepault states Doris Palmer McDonald now in jail in Montreal did not participate in the murder or assist in any way and her husband swears this before God The body of A Bouchard was found last summer along a ranch near the international border
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Vatican at Rome Not Concerned in Presidential Race
Rome March 19 Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago said the Vatican is not interested in the American presidential campaign because the issues are too involved and the distance too great. He noted the pope and prelates did not discuss Governor Smith's candidacy. they believe a Catholic president would not change things and the church faces no oppressive laws. Continued on page four.
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Nora Bayes Dies After Abdominal Operation in Brooklyn
Nora Bayes, Broadway musical comedy actress born in Milwaukee in 1880, died at a Brooklyn hospital after a relapse following abdominal surgery. She appeared on stage for over two decades and once danced with the Prince of Wales after a London revue.
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State Highway to Settle Route Dispute at Johnson City Link
The Tennessee State Highway Department plans a final settlement Thursday in Sullivan and Washington counties on the route between Kingsport and Johnson City. Chief Engineer McEwen will survey the site after Col. Hurry Berry indicated delays pending a resolution between eastern and western route supporters. Washington County favors the western route while Sullivan and the highway department back the eastern plan, with Col. Berry to decide per McEwen's guidance.
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Former Mayor Denver Listed Among Mayor Thompson Enemies
Chicago, March 19 AP The list of Mayor Thompson enemies expands to include his predecessor William B Denver linking a long running feud to the death of county recorder Joseph F Haas. The two former leaders met at Haas's funeral as political realignments loom in the city.
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Wisconsin parties split over Norris for Senate race
Wisconsin Democrats and Republicans face intra party splits leading to the April 2 presidential preference primary. Each party will name 26 delegates to their national conventions. The Democrats seek support for key Wisconsin candidates while Republicans contend with La Follette progressives backing Senator Norris of Nebraska and their own internal divisions.
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Fifteen Injured As Denver Hotel Burns
Fifteen persons were injured when an early morning fire partially destroyed the Colorado House, one of Denver's oldest hotels. More than 100 guests were believed to have been aided to safety by firemen, with several sustaining minor injuries from jumping from second and third story windows. Five persons were initially reported in serious condition.
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Heaviest Snow Falls Across East As Packers Decree Upheld
A winter snowstorm blankets the eastern states, with 17 inches reported near Rusbie Forks New York and widespread 3 to 14 inch depths inland. Boston sees heavy rain, New York City sleet then rain as the storm extends into Ontario and Quebec. Separately the Supreme Court sustains the Packers consent decree, keeping meat packers confined to their business, rejecting vacating the order and clarifying no admission of anti trust guilt.
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Lueber
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Wilbur Advocates Navy as Training Home For Men
Secretary Wilbur, addressing the Century Club, argues the Navy should be a training home for young men, stressing moral and physical development, shipboard discipline, and mental training as vital to national defense. He warns against viewing peacetime spending as waste and calls the Navy a training school for the nation’s youth.
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Michigan Senator Perris Seriously Ill in Washington
Senator Perris of Michigan, staying at his Washington hotel, is reported seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia. Attendants said his condition is critical and he is receiving care. The elderly senator’s health has prompted concern among colleagues and constituents.
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Many Beauvests For New Highway Maps
Nashville dispatch reports a flood of requests for the new state highway maps from the State Highway Department. Officials say requests reach about 1,000 daily, with many motorists and women seeking information on road stretches, signaling heavy summer travel statewide. Commissioner Harry S. Berry expresses pleasure at the strong interest in the road network.
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Weather summary for Virginia and Tennessee regions
Fair conditions prevail in Virginia and Tennessee with warming trends. Readings from the U S weather station show yesterday's high near last year’s level and low around 27 degrees. Rainfall for the 24 hours ending 6 pm yesterday totals 0.49 inches, with snowfall 2.5 inches reported the previous year.
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