Five Die After Flying Boat Breakup Near Bimini
Two women died of exposure on the Miss Miami after a propeller failure forced a sea landing. Two more passengers leaped overboard while exposed, and a fifth disappeared as the craft drifted. The names include August Bulte and Lawrence F. Smith of Kansas City and Mrs. J. S. Dickson of Memphis. Pilot Robert Moore and the rescued crew told the tale. Sub-chaser 154 brought Moore to hospital as exposure fears lingered.
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Miami
Fla
Bimini Island
Robert Moore
William Green
Moore
August Bulte
Lawrence F. Smith
Kansas City
J. S. Dickson
Memphis
Flogging cases lead to new Dallas investigation
Dallas March 25 new developments in flogging cases were not announced early today. One public case involves W J Gilbert owner of a cleaning and pressing shop with relatives sharing information. The Gilbert case mirrors Rothblum and Etheredge affairs, as investigators await stronger evidence before filing charges. District Attorney Hughes again said state rangers are not needed at present.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
W. J. Gilbert
Gilbert
Rothblum
Etheredge Cayes
Earfly Today
Hughes
Governor Neff Seeks Rangers to Stabilize Dallas Whipping
Fort Worth report says Governor Neff had not received any reply from Dallas to his offer to send rangers to calm the whipping situation and protect citizens as of his departure for Arlington and Weatherford.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Arlington
Weatherford
Neff
Dallas
Nonunion Miners Targeted to Expand April Coal Strike
Leaders of a nationwide coal strike urge 206000 nonunion miners to walk out on April 1 as 500000 union workers pledge support. The United Mine Workers plans a general work suspension with no wage contracts in soft coal districts. Political action and mobilization begin in several states next week.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Klan Denies Violence in Lake Charles Letter
Lake Charles Klan No. 7 responds to judges and officials denying acts of lawlessness. The group condemns mob violence and offers a $250 reward for arrest and conviction of anyone acting under its name to violate state or federal law.
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Associated Press
Lake Charles
General Pimiento Goes On Trial For Murder In 1913 Case
Mexico City March 256 General Rafael Pimiento stood before a military tribunal charged with the 1913 murder during Ma dero's assassination of former Mexican vice president Jose Maria Pino Suarez He was acquitted and released immediately by the panel.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Rafael Pimiento
Madero
Jose Maria Pino Suarez
Pimiento
Ratification of Four Power Pacific Treaty Clears Senate
Washington March 25 The four power Pacific treaty was ratified by a 27 to 27 final vote, a margin of four over the necessary two thirds. Administration leaders expect today to ratify the supplemental treaty limiting the pact to purely international matters. Opponents prepared to press further challenges during the supplemental vote. Irreconcilables had made more than twenty attempts to modify or defeat the action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senate challenge to Pacific four power treaty ratification
Washington March 26 Senator Hitchcock challenged the validity of the senate ratification yesterday of the four power Pacific treaty. The defense came from Senators Lodge Lenroot and other Republican leaders in the foreign relations committee.
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Washington
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lodge
Massachusetts
Lenroot
Wisconsin
High Stage River Threat Prompts Levee Defense
Government forces in the Third Mississippi river district from White River to the Louisiana parish line deploy to defend levees against possible breaks caused by an unusually high river stage. Eleven quarter boats two steamers three tugs two gas boats and twelve barges are stationed for emergencies.
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Associated Press
Vicksburg
Misss
Mississippi River District
White River
Louisiana Parish
Mississippi River
Seventeen dead in Trinidad mine explosion officials say
The total dead and missing from the Sophiia mine No 2 explosion near Trinidad Colorado was fixed at seventeen by mine officials.
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Associated Press
Trinidad
Colo
Sophiia Mine
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Here
Rainfall Reported Across West Texas Boosting Planting
Fort Worth from March 25 reports rain across many parts of West Texas providing needed moisture for planting crops. The showers emphasize beneficial weather for early sowing despite variable skies in the region.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
West
Three Pistol Fights Wound Three in West Philadelphia
An employee of the post office and a garage night watchman were wounded seriously in three pistol encounters with robbers early today in West Philadelphia. An alleged robber also sustained injuries. Police are investigating the incidents and seeking suspects.
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Associated Preac
Philadelphia
the Post Office
Strike Spreads Through Italian Ports Amid Naples Walkout
Rome march 26 strike in all Italian ports continues without settlement as Naples longshoremen refuse non union workers access intensifying labor disruption across coastal facilities.
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Associated Press
Rome
Naples
Griffith and Duggan Will Confer in London on Irish Situation
The colonial office received notice that Arthur Griffith of Dallstreann and Eamonn J. Duggan minister of home affairs will travel to London to meet with the British government regarding the critical Irish situation.
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Associated Press
London
Colonial Office
Arthur Griffith
Dallstreann
Eamonn J. Duggan
Home Affairs
His Own Boswell Robber Narrates Exploits in Headlines
Port Huron Michigan March 25 Frank Davis a 20 year old newspaper compositor confessed to robbing stores and during the day he printed stories in headlines about his own crimes to the prosecutor Baird.
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Port Huron, Mich
Frank Davis
Baird
Search for heir Gordon Duffield on East Side
Mrs. Graham Duffield of Chicago, with a city newspaper man, began a citywide search for her son Gordon Duffield, 17, who ran away from Plainfield New Jersey school months ago and was said to be working as a Bowery dishwasher to learn poverty firsthand.
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Associated Press
New York
Graham Duffield
Chicago
East Side
Gordon
Plainfield
N. J
Bowery
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