Chief Justice White Dies A Martyr to Duty at 76
Edward Douglas White, 76, chief justice of the U S Supreme Court, died at a Washington hospital after bladder surgery complications. A Louisiana native, he served 27 years on the high court and had urged no cessation of work despite illness, dying after an operation. He was educated at Mount Marys Emmittsburg and Georgetown College, with Civil War service in a Louisiana regiment.
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Police Query Bayonne Man on Wall Street Blast
Police detained Glasepps de Defelippis, 23, of 529 Boulevard Bayonne N J, on suspicion of knowledge about the Wall Street explosion. Detained at Bayonne police headquar ters after New York detectives questioned him, then moved to identify him in a room with others. name not released.
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Contempt Charge Hinted New Combine Unearthed
The legislative investigating committee met at 2:30 P.M. in its headquarters at 38 Park Row to address obstructive tactics by Corporation Counsel John P. O'Brien. O'Brien barred testimony and threatened to withhold city records, provoking swift moves by Senator Schuyler M. Meyer and allies to gain access to documents and end the obstruction. The session followed friction with state examiners and calls for broader anti trust reform led by Samuel Untermyer, who urged the governor to convene a special session to strengthen anti monopoly laws and jail terms for violators.
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Lane Is Dead Wrote Creed New Plan for On Deathbed World Rule
Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the interior under Wilson, died in Rochester at 56 after gallbladder surgery and a heart attack. His body was taken to Chicago. private services planned with cremation. He left no estate and dictated a remarkable deathbed letter describing his consciousness and acceptance of death during the operation, urging concern for truth in newspapers.
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Eitel Friedrich Convicted of Smuggling Cash to Holland
Eitel Friedrich Hohenzollern, son of former Emperor William, is found guilty of smuggling 937000 marks out of Germany through banker Gruesser. He receives a 5000 mark fine after the prosecutor waives jail time. Trial in Beruin, May 18.
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Soviet Russia plots to exploit Western tensions says new plan
Berlin dispatch reports Soviet leadership outlines a strategy to feign weakness and fan nationalist feuds to gain power. secret Tehitcherin instructions suggest alliances against France and Britain and call for time to exploit Europe’s crises.
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Warsaw's Appeal for Support Rejected by Hughes Note
The U S representative on the Allied Supreme Council will take no part in Silesian discussions. Secretary Hughes informed Polish Minister Prince Lubomirski that the United States will not involve itself in boundary disputes. The note states settlement is a European matter and the US will express no opinion on the outcome.
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Hoover Warns Briand to Face Nations Open Trade or Domination
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover warned Open Door in world trade could turn into a race for national domination if other nations curb open access. He urged equal opportunity but supported labor immigration limits and criticized restrictions on raw materials and foreign participation to protect national economies. The remarks were made before the National Association of Manufacturers at the Waldorf-Astoria during a world trade conference.
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500 Jailed in Moscow Strike Demands Bread Increase
Reports from Moscow say strikes have hit the Conzhon Works and the Paviletski railway where workers demand a larger bread ration. About 500 people have been arrested, and protesters threaten to free them by force if authorities do not concede. The situation is described as growing serious as rallies proceed.
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Trotzky Reported in Sanatorium for Cancer
Riga dispatch says Leon Trotzky, Bolshivek War Minister, is seriously ill and likely in a sanatorium near Moscow with cancer. Reports note other Bolshevik leaders, including Lenine, face disorganization and transport fuel disruptions as authorities strive to avert collapse.
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Lloyd George Rebukes French Press Over Silesia Speech
Premier Lloyd George condemned distorted French press reports of his Commons remarks on Upper Silesia and insisted the Treaty of Versailles be interpreted fairly. He warned France risks straining the Entente if it persists in hostile coverage while noting Britain, America, and Italy share a common view on the district’s fate.
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