Mystery links Att’y General Son to Keenan case fuels blackmail theory
New York reporters claim Draper Daugherty, son of the U.S. attorney general, knew Dorothy Keenan the murdered model and could expose a blackmail ring. Police and investigators press for more details as the case broadens.
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N.Y
Cothan
Keenan
New York
Pecord
Coughlin
Draper M. Daugherty
The
United States
Dorothy Keenan
Couchtin
Dorothy Jenan
Draper Daugherty
Daugherty
U Wn
Calthy
Phila Iphian
Bush Silent On Move Of Missouri Pacific
The Missouri Pacific changes were outlined with no further comment from B F Bush or other board members. Bush resigned as president and became chairman, Harry Brenner resigned, and L B Baldwin of Illinois Central was elected Missouri Pacific president, effective April 3. A temporary chairman of the executive committee was named in Williams.
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Bush
Missouri Pacific
Baldwin
New York
B. F. Bush
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Road
Harry Brenner
Lb. W. Baldwin
Illinois Central
Bronner
William H. Williams
Wabash
Delaware and Hudson
Coco to file information in Morehouse hooded band case
Attorney General A V Coco said he would file bills of information in the Morehouse parish hooded band cases at Bastrop on April 9. He noted charges would names seven or eight persons but gave no further details. Under Louisiana law the top offense in an information is manslaughter.
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Asseodiata Pros
New Orleans
A. V. Coco
Morehouse Parish
Bastrop
Italians Help Supply Ruhr Coal Lift Under Allied Direction
Berlin report says Italian labor is used in the Ruhr to aid the Allied effort to move coke and coal. A mine at Rheinbaden occupied by Belgians had Italians in the workforce, while 35 thousand tons of coke were loaded before Belgian operators failed to run the loading gear. Transportation Minister Groener arrived at Karlsruhe to resolve traffic problems.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ruhr
Tageblatt
Rheinbaden
Belfans
Groener
Karlsruhe
Foreigners flee Berlin as taxes hit tourists and residents
Berlin reports mass exodus of foreigners amid high prices and new taxes on non Germans. Hotels see sharp drop in foreign arrivals. 12 878 visitors stayed in February versus about tenfold in 1922. City imposes eighty percent tax on room costs for outsiders in first class hotels, with rates easing for lower grades.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Ruhr Obusts Produce and French Sale of Rhineland Wood
In Dusseldorf on March 27, officials report France is expanding the productive pledges program by selling Rhineland wood and seizing coke plants. Sales exceed 4 million francs. 30,000 tons of coke are confiscated, with car loading for France starting today.
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Associated Press
Dusseldorf
Rhineland
Kieben
France
Zechlin
Berlin
Ruhr
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Union talk and trials on a busy March day
Reports from March 27 cover a church unification meeting in St Joseph Michigan between Methodist branches, Ruthenberg's testimony in a Foster case, Tyson's death notice in Rochester, a bench warrant issued for 54 men over narcotics and prohibition, a Rapides parish bond election victory, and heavy voting in the Fifth Supreme Court District for a Louisiana associate justice seat with about 20 000 registered voters casting by noon.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Joint Committee On Unification of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
The
South
St. Josenph
Mich
E. Ruthenberg
Cleveland
William Z. Foster
Chicago
Ruthenberg
Here
Foster
Baton Rouge
Fifth Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Hammond, Covington
Opelousas
Graft Ring Trials Highlight Indiana and Kwantung Protests
In Indianapolis on March 27 witnesses testified about a Gary officials graft ring tied to bootleggers as part of a Lake County conspiracy case in federal court. In Peking hundreds gathered despite rain to protest Japan refusing to abrogate the 1915 Kwantung lease treaty.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Gary
Lake County
Peking
Japan
Kwantang Peninsula
Aged Oklahoman Claims Fame Ties To Sarah Bernhardt
McAlester Oklahoma March 27. Joseph Bernhardt an elderly stove and furniture mender says the famous actress Sarah Bernhardt was his half sister. He recalls their estrangement and says he bears no sorrow at her passing. He condemns her for refusing help in youth.
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Ashington
J. Kearsley Tehell
Philadelphia
Mr. Marshall
Koonan
New York
Union Tion
Mitch
Florida
E. T. Stotesbury
Philadis
McAlester
Okla
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Joseph Bernhardt
Sarah
Bernhardts
Joseph
Supreme Court race framed by Klan issue across Louisiana
In Opelousas and Baton Rouge mass meetings closing the campaign for associate justice expose a stark Klan versus anti Klan divide. Judges Brunet Ellis and Reid defend or deny Klan ties while accusing opponents of religious manipulation as voters head to the polls with a possible April 24 runoff.
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Hy Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Opelousas
Supreme Court
H. F. Brunet
Robert S. Ellis
Columbus Reid
Reid- Ellis
Parker
Presbyterian Church
Judge Brunot
Brunot
Reid
Forty Men Advance to Attack Up Steep Hill
In Oklahoma near Terrion a large posse confronts A L Spencer and his outlaw band on a rugged hillside. Forty men edge closer under rifle fire as two more bank robbers join the camp and a bandit is slain. Chief D A McIntyre leads aerial support with a local reporter aboard.
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Associated Preas
Tulsa
Okla
Terrion
A. L. Spencer
Spencer
Mannford
D. A McIntyre
Tir
France
President Harding to Spend Easter in Augusta
President and Mrs. Harding plan Easter in Augusta Georgia with a party departing St Augustine on Saturday. The move comes as golf and good health mark his Florida stay, while Lasker heads the shipping board in finalizing merchant marine plans for submission next month.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Florida
Lasker
Shipping Board
Washington
Motion to Impeach Government Sparks Free Fight in Diet
The diet was prorogued early after a chaotic session sparked by an opposition motion to impeach the government. Trays and ink stands flew as the speaker closed the session in the small hours.
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Tokio
Airplanes to relaunch boll weevil war in the South
Plans by the army air service to extend the airborne battle against the boll weevil from Louisiana cotton fields to additional states. The chemical warfare service is preparing poisonous sprays to be released from aircraft as funding allows. Secretary Weeks notes early three planes in Louisiana will be joined by more as money permits, with costs split between the army and agricultural department.
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Washington
Army Air Service
Lousiana
Agricultural Department
Chemical Warfare Service
Army
Weeks
Louisiana
Wallace
War and
Agricultural Departments
Saunders of Piggly Wiggly Fame Faces Deliveries Inquiry
Clarence Saunders, president of Piggly Wiggly Stores Inc, checks deliveries on shares delivered by brokers amid NYSE stock fluctuations. He plans legal action against defaulting brokers and the New York Stock Exchange, accusing Wall Street of trickery. The exchange replies defending its conduct and notes stock removal and rule suspensions helped avert market demoralization. Some Piggly Wiggly stock traded OTC around eighty.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Clarence Saunders
Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc
New York Stock Exchange
Saunders
New York Exchange
Mama of
Wall Street
New York
Piggly Wiggly, Inc
Exchange
Mr. Saunders
Fair Association Directors to Meet at Calhoun Farm
The board of directors and officials of the Fair Association will meet at Calhoun on the experiment station grounds next Thursday. The gathering is in conjunction with the North Louisiana Agricultural Society. C. R. Strahan, Ouachita parish agent, will attend.
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The
Fair Association
Calhoun
Experiment Station
North Louisiana Agricultural Society
C. R. Strahan
Ouachita Parish
All France Mourns Bernhardt Death in Paris
Paris and France mourn the death of Sarah Bernhardt queen of the stage. Dignitaries, artists, and the public gather outside her Boulevard Pereire home. Body to lie in state at 2 pm with a funeral likely at St Francois De Sales, possibly national expenses. Burial plans under discussion for Pere Lachaise or Belle Isle.
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France
Sarah Bernhardt
Victor Hugo
DeFleers
Figaro
Bernhardt
Hugo
Aasieur
Divine Sarah
Boulevard Pereire
Sacha Guitry
Cecil Sorel
Rachel Boyer
James Hackett
Lacrate
Harding
United States
Pernhardt Les
Tall Idles
Belle Isle
Atlantic
Pere la Chaze
St. Francois de Sales
Legion of Honor
Mme. Bernhardt
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Coco
Morehouse
Montgomery
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Rapides Parish
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Ellis
Robert R. Reid
Tangipahoa
Washington Parishes
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Reinhardt
Genasco
Monroe Lodge
B. P.O. Elks
R. A. Young, JR
F. B. Surgaine
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