Oil conspiracy traced to Wilson fuels Chicago primary fears
The April 10 Chicago primary prompts federal guard deployment after bombings at Senator Deneen and Judge Swanson homes. Palmer Anderson seeks 500 deputy marshals, amid threats to Judge Swanson and Deneen allies. Police and officials consider the incidents a politically charged clash, not a direct Deneen plot.
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Wilson Federal
Chicago
Chigagg
United States
Palmer Anderson
Washington
Anderson
Senator Deneen
Republican Party
Swanson
Thompson
Crowe Wing
Deneen
Brough
Charles 5
Deneek
Oran
Deen
Russia
Wazhington
George and Eddie bidding at record Jacksonville Beach
George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson continue their endurance flight along a thirty mile coastal route toward a 56 hour goal aboard the Stinson-Detroiter. Since 7:87 yesterday morning they have taken turns at the controls to build a new world record, with the current mark at 28 hours 2 minutes and needing at least one hour to beat it.
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Jacksonville Beach
Fin
Eddie Stinson
George Haldeman
Germany
Weather notes for Virginia and Tennessee regions
A weather bulletin reports showers tonight and Friday in Virginia with warmer conditions tonight and colder air moving in Friday afternoon and night. South and southwest winds will become fresh to strong. In Tennessee expect cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms tonight and showers Friday, with much colder conditions in the west and central portions.
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Virginia
West
Tenessee
East
Flood control fight dominates House committee report
The House committee released a majority report backing a $478 million flood control program and a $923 million Jones bill, urging full federal payments and proposing a new Mississippi River Commission. The minority criticized overreach by officials and urged local contributions, while defending the army engineer’s role in planning.
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Federal Treasury
Senate
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Reid
Ilinois
Koon
Iowa
MD |Way Lalgin
Ehief
Army Enginvers
Army
Conter
Jevec Tem
Former congressman Gatewood dies at 65 in Amherst
Marshall P. Gatewood formerly a member of the House of Delegates from Amherst County died Wednesday night at his Pleasant View home. Cause of death is angina pectoris. He was a Mason, a member of Pleasant View Baptist Church and an Odd Fellow. Survived by his widow and two daughters. Funeral set for Friday at Pleasant View.
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Marshall P. Gatewood
House of Delegates
Amherst County
Pleasant View
That County
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Radio Commission appoints Ira Robinson to federal seat
Ira Robinson of West Virginia was appointed to succeed the late Rear Admiral W H Beilard on the federal radio commission. Beilard died several months ago, and Robinson’s appointment was announced on March 29 in Washington.
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Washington
Ira Robinson
West Virginia
Federal Radio Commission
W. H.G. Beilard
German Plane Lashes To Ground At Dublin Airdrome
The Junkers Bremen, lashed down with ropes and wheels blocked by gasoline cans, sits in a gale at Rathmines Dublin. Baron Von Huenfeld backs the flight with Captain Kaehl and Spindler delaying takeoff as Irish weather dampens hopes for a dawn departure.
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Dublin
Junkers
Bremen
Atlantic
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Ita
Kaehl
Spindler
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Consugenersl
Baron van Hounefeld
Slayer of Young Lone Eagle Lands Girl Locating in Ky
Newburgh New York March 24 A note from Wallkill postmaster Harry McHugh says he is wanted for the killing Maine Terwillinger in Lexington Kentucky. The Lindbergh mystery deepens as reports say he may head west again. Lindbergh rests in Kentucky but his next flight remains planned for unknown parts.
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Newburgh
Harry McHugh
Wallkill
Maine Terwillinger
Lexington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindy
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Sinc
Atlantic
New York
Paris
Washington
Neve
Wolves Prowl Near Suburban Little Rock in Urgent Hunt
A pack of wolves sighted near Fair Park and Forest Park school prompted residents to stay indoors as huntsmen rallied. Local expert J. R. Foster killed a 50 pound wolf and wounded another while cordons and crowds formed to pursue the pack through Hickory Nut Mountain.
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Little Rock
Ark
State Capitol
Fair Park
Forest Park School
J. R. Foster
Wild stories of market winnings arouse doubts
New York March 2 AP tales of tremendous winnings or losses in weeks of unprecedented stock speculation stirred doubt. The New York Times and New York Herald Tribune quoted brokers debating true gains, with stories of ministers and big houses profiting while some seasoned operators doubted the market’s reach.
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New York Times
New York Herald-Tilbuns
George Briggs Burhanan
New York Stock Exchange
West
Buchanan
Replogle
Durant
Livemore
Exchange
Pigantic
Indiana Senator Attacks Naval Oil Scandals on Senate Floor
Washington dispatch reports Senator Robinson of Indiana leveling a broad attack on the Wilson administration over naval oil reserves. He charges private oil interests influenced federal officials, including Naval Secretary Josephus Daniels, and details leases to companies in reserve areas.
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United States
Ohio
Full
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Cour
Federal District Court
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Fall
Sinclair
Si Ir
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N. M
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Senate
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Indiana
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Wilson
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Redmeon
Joseph Daniels
Daniels
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Congress
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Consolidated Mutual Ompany
California
Nasvil
Franklin L. Lane
Interior
Jesse Naval Reserve
Lane Cora- Saisie
Navy
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