Eight Bodies in Submarine Are Identified
Boston dispatch reports eight more bodies recovered from the submarine S-4 disaster off Provincetown after a December collision with the coast guard destroyer Paulding. Navy officials plan a fresh inquiry while detailing the grim scene, with many crew members found in debris and mud, some still clinging to hatches or partially dressed.
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Provincetown
Coast Guard
Paulding
5-4
Ana
Jess
Yieti
Graham Newell Fitch
Washington, D. C
Torperomen
Roger Leslie Short
Boonville
Frank Snivek
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Russell Archibald Crabb
San Diego
California
Joseph Leighton Stevens
Province
George Pennay
South Omaha
Nebraska
William Dempsey
Walkerville
Ont
Joseph William Steinman
Riverside
Boston
Curtis Wilbur
Ivy Department
Tear
Lindbergh Receives Wilson Award For Peace Efforts
Col Charles A Lindbergh is honored with the Woodrow Wilson Award, a bronze medal 12 inches in diameter and 25000 dollars, at the Hotel Astor. Viscount Cecil and Elihu Root previously received the honor for international peace work. Speakers praise Wilson and anticipate aviation aiding world understanding, with plans for air liners linking the United States to the Caribbean and South America.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Viscount Cecill
Elihu Root
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Hotel Astor
Viscount Cecil
England
League of Nations
Mr. Root
World Court
Wilson Col. Lindbergh
Wilson
Col. Lindbergh
United States
Caribbean
South America
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Svestes Ferrara
Col
Indbergh
Virginia Grocers Meet in Richmond for Seventh Annual Assembly
Virginia Wholeale Grocers' Association held its seventh annual meeting in Richmond with widespread representation from Virginia business leaders. The three day session began today as prominent grocers gathered for the event.
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Virginia Grocers
Richmond
Virginia Wholegale Grocers’ Association
Officials to subpoena Rockefeller Schwab and Mellon
Senate inquiry into the bituminous mining industry moves toward summoning John D. Rockefeller Charles M. Schwab and R. B. Mellon to testify. Wheeler seeks questions on coal company ties while Miss Fanny Hurst testifies on Pittston district miners families living in harsh conditions and government intervention is urged.
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Washington
John D. Rockefelier
Charles MW. Schwab
R. B. Mellon
Senate
Wheeler
Democrac
Montana
Walter
Westerday
Sennator Gooding
Republican
Idaho
Wheel 2
Rockefeller
Schwab
Melon
Consoliation Coal Company
West Virginia
Bethlehem Steel Company
Penna
Mellon
Treasury
Pittsburzh Coal Company
Farsilies
Pittish
Fanny Hurst
Russia
Gooding
Wagner
New York
Canadian National Railways
Rail and River ‘al Company
Eaton
W. R. Woodford
Ohio
Western Chio
Canadian Railways
Evans Woollen Favored Son A Democratic Hope In Indiana
Indiana Democrats back Evans Woollen as their nominee for president with 64 year old Indianapolis banker described as a conservative who once ran against Robison for the senate. Woollen, allied with Tom Taggart, was a World War I fuel administrator and has led banking policy efforts while supporting the McNary Haugen farm relief plan.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
United States
James E. Wetson
Herbert Hoover
Vans Woollen
Woollen
Tom Tag- Bart
Veteral
Hoosier
Patty
Arthur R. Robbison
Senate
Taney
Bhut
Tageart
Eall
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers Association
Conrad Baker
Cross examination of New York cotton brokers deferred
Washington March 26 UP anticipated cross questioning of Arthur L Marsh a New York cotton broker on charges of market manipulation by Anderson Clayton and Company was again deferred before the Senate Cotton Slump inquiry committee today as Marsh had further accusations to present via supplementary direct statement Among these was the assertion that the Houston firm had pitched propaganda in 1926 to draw spinners away from the Nex Continued on page four
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Dempsey
Sternman
Fitch
Arthur L. Marsh
Houston, Texas
Flay Anderson Clayton
Washington
New York
Houston
Texas
Anderson Clayton and Company
Senate
Quiry Committee
Mursh
Hai
Negro Janitor Captured After Brooklyn Shooting
In New York on March 20 a Brooklyn woman, Helen Chevalier Kimball, 2, was shot and killed. Miller, a Negro janitor, was captured in Paterson after a police chase and confessed his intent to rob, stating he shot Kimball when she screamed. He had been fired a month earlier and entered the Kimball apartment under pretense of repairs, with her husband away. Police tied him to the incident after witnesses heard a noise from a dumb waiter shaft. Miller resisted arrest, drawing a pistol but was subdued by detectives and a blackjack.
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New York
Helen Chevalier Kimball
Brooklyn
Martin Luther Miller
Paterson
N.d
Joseph Mosley
Patterson
Miller
Kimball
William
Wallace Kimball
Walter Smith
James J. Smith
Ted
Fate Hammers William and Mary Dramatics Plans
William and Mary in Williamsburg, March 20. Fate interrupts college drama as a club’s plan to stage an ancient classic hits a snag. A leading actor labeled strength is now infirmary bound while knowledge is barred by a rule excluding students with scholarship deficiencies from extracurricular activities.
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Williamsburg
College of William and Mary
William and Mary
Cotton crop for last year falls short of 1926 season
Census bureau places the 1927 cotton crop at 12,950,473 equivalent 500-pound bales, far below 1926 and 1925 levels. Final ginning canvass set the size, with Alabama leading state production and Texas next. Average bale weight listed as 406.8 pounds. Numbers broken down by state include Alabama 1,192,262 and Texas 4,354,621.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
gin/neta
Alabama
Ariszona
Arkansas
California
Flerids
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
States
First North Carolina Boy Drafted in Civil War Dies in Virginia
SUMMOLK Va March 20 Refus Marion Riddick 16-year-old from Gates County NC enlisted in Suffolk Continentals later Company B of the 16th Infantry Mayone's brigade He was wounded severely and limp after the war He ran a mercantile business for 54 years then retired leaving the trade to his sons in Gates County Virginia area
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Summolk
Marion Riddick
North Carolina
Gatesville
Gates County
Suffolk
Suffolk , Continentals
16Th Infantry
Maione
Stultz Takes Columbia Plane Toward New York
Norfolk March 26 AP Wilmer Stultz pilot for Mrs Pranzig W Grayson flew the monoplane Columbia from Hampton Roads naval air station to New York. The craft carried two civilian passengers Kent Smith and a Norfolk man named Hourne. The flight follows the group’s revival of the Levine Cham plin Atlantic crossing and involves Levine Mrs Bell and others in related maneuvers.
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Norfolk
Hourne
Stultz
Columbia
New York
Levine
Mabel Bell
Havana
Ming Bell
Charleston
S. C
Bey
Water System Guards After San Franciscan Dam Disaster
Los Angeles authorities placed day and night guards along the 250 mile aqueduct to protect dams and reservoirs after the San Franciscan Canyon incident. More than 40 witnesses are to testify at the inquest into the disaster, with coroner Frank Nance focusing on cause and possible criminal fault. The city plans a million dollar reconstruction fund to set up four relief camps in Santa Paula Bardsdale Piru and Filmore to aid affected residents.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Los Angles County
Hend
Frank Nance
Santa Paula Bardsdale
Piru
Filmore
Dynamite Suspected in St Francis Dam Collapse
Los Angeles authorities investigate possible dynamite cause of the St Francis dam break. District Attorney Keyes holds notes, handwriting matches other dynamiting sites, and a frayed rope fragment found near the dam matches equipment used in Owens Valley. Seattle mayor Bertha Lande's salary and campaign costs are also reported.
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Los Angeles
Galif
Evening Express Today
St. Francis Dam
Keyes
Santa Clara River
St. Francis. Dam
Owens Valley
Seattle
Bertha K. Lande
Weather notes for Tennessee and Virginia rail weather update
Tennessee and Virginia forecast summaries show generally fair conditions through tonight and Wednesday. Warmer conditions expected, with moderate westerly winds in Virginia. Daily readings from GC L Bunn station list 83, 28, and 74 at 6 pm each day.
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Tennessee
Virginia
U. S
GC. L. Bunn
Harding Estate to Be Probed by Teapot Dome Panel
The Senate Teapot Dome committee plans to examine the late President Harding estate records in Marion Ohio as part of the oil leases inquiry. An investigator will be sent to Marion to confer with executors while Nye signals possible further probes into liberty bond profits and connections to Continental Trading Company of Canada.
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Washington
Angeiry Inco
Hari ‘Ing
Senate Teapot Dame Committee
Continental Trading Company of Canada
Cha
Yrell
Marion Star
Formrely
Harding
Marion
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Congress
Subcommittee
Chicago
Nye
North Dakotas
Teapot Dome Committee
Liberty Bond
Continental Trading Company
Haning
Wye
Senate
Louis H. Brush
Roy Moore
Ohio
Oil Committee
Naval Oil Reserve
Mari
Senator Nye
President Harding
Albert B. Fall
Elk Hills
Teapot Dame
Edward &. Doheny
Harry F Sinclair
Thig
Coolidge
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Mery
Woiay
Wilbur
Lindy
Roat
Paul Wilson
Coal Committee
Evans
Evans Woollen
Martin Miller
FATE
Water System of
Los Angeles Evening’ Express
Scandat
JOR
Marding
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