Congress Vote Probes Grand Jury Charges and Murders
A chaotic session in Vernon Edmonds case saw jurors rejected for opinions as the grand jury reported three indictments. Tom Manning received two years for a shooting case. charges of munter and obstructing an officer were dismissed. others faced fines. The Chicago grand jury probes into two congressmen stalled as Longworth’s plan to send the matter to the rules committee failed.
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Vernon Edmonds
Edmonds
Hiram Honeycutt
Slagtown
Jess Hatton
Tom
Munter
Tom Ball
Satbling
Jim Marcum
Dempsey Carter
Mack ‘Mace
FA McDaniel
Tage Minchew
Hawley Camp
Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Congressional
Chicago
House
Department of Justice
Longworth
Rules Committee
National Reform Men to Speak Sunday on Bible
Two ministers from the National Reform Association will lecture in Middleshora churches Sunday. Dr B B Kemm addresses the Christian church Sunday morning on The Nation s Book. Dr Reu wicke H Martin speaks at First Presbyterian Sunday night. he formerly led Geneva College and spoke here last year.
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Leforn Association
Middleshora
BB. Kemm
Christian Church
Reuwicke H. Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Martin
Geneva College
Bisceglia Buys Cumberland Barber Shop
Anthony J. Bisceglia purchased the Stewart Union Barber Shop from RE Stewart and will reopen as the Service Barbershop on Cumberland Avenue in the building adjoining Bunters store. He plans to overhaul the shop, redecorate, and hire only expert barbers, marking his latest city venture with support from many friends.
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Anthgny J. Bisceglia
Stewart Union
Re, Stewart
Fonde Residents Eager for Road to Middlishoro
Reddents of Fonde are anxious for a road to Middlishoro, according to St MS Stout who was shopping in the area. He notes a trek from Foude to Fork Ithigerom and a camp of about 10 people near the Clear Fork Mining Company. He says miners resent claims and say several thousand more are in other camps that the raid would affect.
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Fonde
Stout
Foude
Powell Valley Lad Rumored Dead Debunked
A Powell Valley family doubts a recent death report for Jesse Auans Not Dead Hesse Ausmis son of J John Aus mis after ty fever illness. Valley News items confirm the earlier notice was in error and he remains alive.
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Hesse Ausmis
J. John Ausmis
Powell Valley
Well Valley
Fragmented tale of land claims over Gotham estate
An old 18th century land grant near Gotham inspires a tangle of heirs, realtors, and dubious claims. Knoxvillians and residents from Virginia and North Carolina contest Robert Manns's 150 acre legacy. An expert attorney is hired as heirs press their rights, while DW Carter asserts a distant Edwards lineage to claim the estate.
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Knoxvilliang
Virginia
North Carolina
York City
Robert Nnants
Gotham
Meirs
I Nore Halk
H Tonish
Carter
Ewards
Edwards
Police Accept Gates Story in Heaton Killing Case
Louisville police announced they accepted the story of William Gates as the slayer of Richard Heaton. Investigators focus on strengthening the conspiracy angle, with no videotaped evidence to be used in the conspiracy charge.
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Oy Associated Press
Louisville
Mar
Police Today
William Gates
Richard Heaton
Frrest Trunden
Hundred Baby Chicks Arrive By Mail Exhibition at Post Office
About 100 newly hatched chicks arrived by mail to the Teal post office lobby today. The shipment from Ohio included two late hatchings. The owner opened the bay to display the embryo poultry stock, estimating a 98 percent healthy delivery.
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Teal Punt Office
C. PL Brislow
Ohio
Plymouth
Probable Cost of Mammoth Cave for National Park
March 14 Stephen Mather, director of the National Park Service, urges Congress to acquire Mammoth Cave in Kentucky as a national park. He notes the area is privately owned and could fetch about 1 million dollars, with acquisition uncertain due to federal funding precedent and political hesitation. The only viable path, he says, may be private purchase and sale to the United States or congressional appropriation if feasible.
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Wasitington
Stephen T. Mather
National Tark Service
Matomoth Cave
Atlantic
Hix
Niagara
Kentucky
Ken
York
Congress
United States
Mammoth Cave
Thitinwen
Car Population On Route A Tabulated
N Bucknerays reports in a Daily News letter the total car population along Route A reaches 57 292 in Lexington Cincinnati and Asheville corridor. The figure compares Pennsylvania 1 054 000 New York 1 214 000 as part of a six million car prospect for tourists on southern routes to Florida and Carolina resorts. Georgia Florida South Carolina Kentucky 19%1 are cited. Brown buys a store on Cumberland Avenue. Eddie Baker mentions possible new operators as interior overhaul begins.
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Lexington
Dixie
Declaral N. Buehner
Asheville
The
Daily News
Pennsylvania
New York
Cincinnati
Carolina
Florida
Alalana
Wee Georga
South Caroli
Noradort
Brown
Ald
Kentucky
Stellen
Comiberland
Avenue the Youth
Eddie Baker
Hay
Weranes Jiments
Through Road Plan Aims North South Link
Lexington mobilizes funds and regional business leaders from Cincinnati to Asheville to build a unified north south through highway. Local committees praise gasoline dealers for supporting a cent per gallon improvement fund while planning the first shipment of funds to Pineville banks for key road work across Kentucky counties.
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Detroit
Asheville
N.C
Bwe
Tennessee
F. v8
Fainet Cash Fund
Middlesboro
Pineville
Barbourville
Witén
Woodbine
Corbin
Ionston
East Berstadt
Livingston
Mt. Veron
Berea
Richetoni
Lexington
Paris
Lexington Dixis
Phoenix Hotel
Optivista Club
Road Committee
Rea Hayes
Rumor in London Targets Prime Minister and Daughter
A circulating London rumor alleges Prime Minister Macdonall may be involved with Margaret Sackville, described as a daughter tied to a prominent family. The fragmentary text hints at political intrigue and a potential scandal without reliable confirmation.
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London
Macdonall Saan Mak
Margaret Sackville Tahoe
Road Commission Audit Move Provokes Frustration
By Associated Press in Frankfort on March 12 the senate approved creating an efficiency commission and appropriating fifty thousand to audit the Highway Commission and other departments. The House rejected a push to hear Joseph Byers defend himself on charges of mismanagement in a public institutions case.
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Associated Pre - Frankvort
Senate
Uit Efficiency Commission
Highway Commission
Associated Press
Frankfort
Man
House
Joseph "Byers
Edward B M Lean Appears Before Senate 688 Committee
Edward B M Lean appears today before the Senate 688 Committee answering questions as miners push for a three year wage agreement. The session follows ongoing negotiations, with industry operators in conference on wage terms and related labor issues.
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Edward B. M'Lean
Senate
Lease Row in Kentucky Miners Seek Three Year Pact
Lonnie Jackson of district twenty three reports miners seek a three year contract during a joint meeting of miners and operators in session here. Operators’ spokesman says the miners offer a three year contract and aims to improve wage terms while many western Kentucky mines stayed shut due to the current wage scale. In Washington, Forward D McLean testifies before the Senate Oil Committee about the naval leasing question noting no direct or indirect interest in Sinclair or Doheny. He recalls a conference with Fall in Atlantic City and says the loan was unrelated to Sinclair and the Teapot Dome affair.
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Associated Press
Louisvili
Lonnie Jackson
Western Kentucky
Duncan
Washington
Mar
Feward D McLean
Washington Post
Sépate Oil Committee
Albert Fall
Sinclair
Doheny
Mclail
Waleh
McLean
Fall
Atlantic City
Treskdent Harding
Daugherty Case Probe To Examine DoJ Aide Smith
The Senate Daugherty investigation will detail Jesse Smith, aide to Attorney General Daugherty who killed himself a year ago in Daugherty’s Washington apartment. Wheeler and Montana Democrat Deane will prepare the questions for inquiries and telegrams sent to and from Smith in Columbus, Ohio after President Harding’s election will be produced.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Jesse Smith
Daugherty
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Harding
Me Live Stack Associated Brass Cattle and Hogs Steady
Market notes show cattle and hogs at steady to unchanged prices with miscellaneous livestock such as sheep reported. toads and other items listed appear as stray OCR artifacts amid the animal market summary. Prices cited include hogs at 740 dollars in some lines, with general steadiness across the board.
Oil Scandal Likely Civil Suits Not Prison Time
Washington reports doubt jail for any oil scandal figure. Denby and Doheny may lose jobs. civil suits likely. Investigators probe telegrams, with President Coolidge misidentified in two messages. Senate Smoot Lemoot questions arise. Doheny asserts political nature of inquiry and vows to weather it.
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Washington
Mar
Deheny
Sinclair
Seavernment
Stantard Oil Company of
California
Denby
Daugherty
House of Representatives
McLean
Initlignaire
Palm
Melean
Fally
Doheny
Elk Hills
McLeah
Schwibhew
Tadacse Fall
Tean
Méssayen
Bahin
Caw
Senator Wellin
President Coolidge
District of Columbia
Lemoot
Smoot
Walsh
Dobehy
Montana
Dohgny'e
Elk Bill
Athens
Fight Over Child Labor Amendment Faces Bureaucratic Hurdles
In Washington March, stiff opposition arises as sponsors push a child labor amendment. Senators Ramuel M. Shoryi Stormin and allies in the Senate judiciary committee grapple with entangling clauses. The proposal would empower Congress to ban labor by anyone under 18, amid disputes over federal versus state authority and constitutional questions.
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Washington, Mar
Senate Judiciary
Walitee
Cupower
Congress
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