Legal action seeks accounting of Mrs Eddy estate in New Hampshire
Concord reports a suit in Merrimac County Superior Court seeking a full accounting of Mary Baker Eddy's finances. Petitioners allege incapacity and improper influence by trustees Frye, Strang, Hering Strong and others, requesting a receiver to manage assets including The Christian Science Journal and related properties. George W. Baker, Eddy’s nephew, states he suspects coercion and seeks transparency without personal gain. The case awaits April term with service pending and no statements from defendants.
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Associated ’ Press
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker
Eddy
Alon
Ty Superior Court
George. W. Glover
Joead
S. de
Christian St
Wddy
Frye and Strang
Glover
Glave
Addy
Superior Court
Frank S. Streeter
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
Commission to Study Rivers and Harbors Improvement
The House committee on rivers and harbors favorably reports a bill to create a nine member commission to study and recommend legislation for river and harbor improvements. Members drawn from the service, the House, and transportation experts would investigate navigation, water power conservation, and related works for the next session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Committee On
Burton
Senate
House
Horicon Marsh Case Headed for Supreme Court Appeal
Judge James J. Dick of the circuit court ruled for the Horicon drainage commission, approving drainage of about 35 000 acres near Horicon long known as a hunting resort. Opponents plan to appeal to the state supreme court, arguing the drainage would destroy regional water power used by flour mills.
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Associaton Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Beaver
James J. Dick
Circuit Court Today
Horicon Drainage Commission
Horicon
Supreme Court
Senate to Probe Major Express Firms over Fruit and Oyster Consignments
The Senate today adopted the Burkett resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate whether the principal express companies operating nationwide engage in buying, selling, or handling on consignment fruits vegetables and oysters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
Burkett
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Nomination of Bentley Confirmed by Senate
Washington March 2 The Senate confirmed Frank R. Bentley of Wisconsin as collector of internal revenues for the second district, ending a clash between Senators Swooners and La Follette over the nomination.
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Washington, D. C
Swooners
la’ Follette
Frank R. Bentley
Wisconsin
Bentley
Senate
H. C. Steveng
Married in London bride learns to keep house in new life
London March 2 The marriage occurred today of Richard McCreery of New York to Lady Grey Egerton formerly Miss May Cuyler daughter of the late Major J Wayne Cuyler A S A and former wife of Sir Philip Grey Egerton It costs some men an awful lot to keep out of jail and even more to slay now when the bride has to get down and learn how to keep house The honeymoon awaits
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Associated Press
London
Richard McCreery
New York
Grey Egerton
May -Cuyler
Wayne’ Cuyler
A.S. A
Sir Philip Grey Egerton
Soma
Judge Dismisses Manitowoc Case Over Criticism
Milwaukee dispatch reports Judge Klywan of the Fourth circuit refused to continue Manitowoc Waterworks Company v city of Manitowoc for hydrant rental. The case was dismissed without prejudice after accusations that criticism influenced the ruling. Edward Zander, a city employee, blamed for the controversy, faces possible dismissal. a county bar meeting today may action. The dispute centers on municipal ownership versus water company contract defaults amid a $235,000 plant appraisal and a March 12 election.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc Hays
Hhecause
Esteet
Klywan
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Aiewit
Emaoling
Manitowoc
Miraan
Gander
Zander
County Bar Association
Sult
Salt Lake Police Chief Faces Conspiracy Probe
In a preliminary hearing Chief of Police Sheets Detective Raleigh and Attorney William Newton are accused of conspiracy to fleece tourists. W. E. H. Parent, arrested in Denver as an officer of the conspirators, testified that he paid $100 per week for protection.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
tHah
Sheets
Raleigh
William Newton
Salt Lake
W. EH. Parent
Denver
Trial of Judge Hargis to begin in Jackson Monday
Texington reports no change of venue will be sought in the trial of Judge James Hargis for the alleged assassination of Dr. B. D. Cox. The trial starts Monday in Jackson.
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Associated Press
Texington
James Hargia
B. D. Cox
Jackson
Busch Returns Home From California
Adolphus Busch, the wealthy brewer, returned that night to St. Louis from California. He is gaining strength steadily and doctors express hope for his ultimate recovery.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
California
Mr. Busch
Henry J. Ramsey Dead After Brain Hemorrhage
Henry J Ramsey longtime head porter of the Postal Telegraph in Milwaukee died after a brain hemorrhage. He suffered locomotor issues in recent years and passed away at age forty nine.
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Associates
Milwaukee
Wis
Fvenry
Jd. Ramsey
Ife
Keppell Bill and Political Strife Reported in Madison
A fragmented dispatch outlines Keppel bill debates and county committee actions. It notes candidates and nominations affecting state offices, plus a digressive health column urging mothers to seek professional medical advice for nursery ailments to avoid improper remedies, stressing timely physician consultation.
Marketita Theaters and City Announcements Blend
Mixed page item noting theaters including Marketa and various church and civic notices. Mentions American Revel, Cairo Oshkosh travel scenes, Palm Bench, and a Grand Army post. Highlights legislative inquiries and editor responses.
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Marketa
New York
Pashion
City of
Cairo
Palm “Bench
State “Board
Grand “Army
Eneam
Irs
Gudden
Milwaukee
Canital-Kermoval Mane
Washington
Latiei
Legal arguments on insanity and stress in Virginia case
In Culpeper Virginia Dr Charles Clark testifies on insanity as a due to stress in a Strothera case. Defense and prosecution debate whether mental derangement can be triggered by emotional insult and if there is a fixed duration. Dr Drewry counters with violent anger as outcome and notes mental sensitivity in Virginians.
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Culpeper
Marvel
Charles Clark
New Sea
Jari
Moora
Moore
Witnes
Clark
W. F. Drewry
Petersburg
Keith
Mr. Keith
Mr. Seith
Attorney Lee
Drewry
Chance for recovery in Sully case reported unchanged
New York on March 2 reports Daniel J Sully critical with pneumonia unchanged from late last night though there is a slight chance for a high recovery. Some speak of a person who has been graduated meaning nothing left to learn, a view difficult for the wife to bear as she faces the possible outcome or heartbreak of his illness.
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Madison
Ft Politics
Ecommitte Minnimansly
Keppel
Isa
Cannor
Hany
Saict
Associated Press
New York
Daniel J. Sully
Wisconsin Delegation Plans Post-Adjournment Trips
A special Northwestern report notes Wisconsin lawmakers preparing travel after Congress adjourns for the summer. Senator Follette will ride out the session. Senator Sommer remains ten days to visit New York and other cities. Representatives Darwin, Laing, and Cooper head west and to Pan American venues, with others to follow, including a Philippines focus and a late June address.
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J Waalington
Marel
Wiscansin
Tat. Follette
Congress
Synuner
Gosta New Cork
Davidwon
Ovhlosh Westket Laing
New Orleans
Rivera Anu
Caoper
Pan- Ami
Ing
New Yorke
Maren
Patfale
Philippines
Stafford
Mondas
Babcock
Cremall
Washington
Sone Bell
Blue
Strikers Burn Car in City Scuffle
A chaotic night in the valley saw a street clash near Dranarin HI with a burning car as gangs fought and authorities pledged protection. Deputies were on duty while police containment plans stalled, amid reports of ongoing threats and arrests.
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Kesey Tortaningtl
Dranarin HI
Mogars
Gillman
Wisconsin Assembly to work on fish and game bills next week
Madtaon Wis March 2 The Assembly will begin practice on bills next week On Tuesday evening members who introduced fish and game bills will be asked to present them and efforts will be made to convert these bills into an omnibus substitute bill Later in the week other subjects will be taken up in the chamber The plan aims to speed business though some details are unclear due to the transcription.
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Madtaon
Wis
Injunction Continued Against Milwaukee Gold Extension Officers
Milwaukee March 2 temporary injunction issued by the United States district court restraining George Savage and other officers of the Milwaukee Gold Extension company from disposing of stock or altering books was continued for one week on motion of the defendants attorney.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Und States District Court
George , Savage
Milwaukee Gold Extension Company
Statter Resigns As Assistant Secretary Of Treasury
Washington March 2 A F Statter has tendered his resignation from the Treasury to succeed Charles H Keep and will leave the department with Secretary Shaw. The note about the bod-tailed dog appears as a stray fragment in the text.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
A. F. Statter
Debates Over Canal Contract Calls For Papers
Washington dispatch reports a Senate clash on canal contract scrutiny with objections to delaying ship subsidy legislation. Senators Carmack Spooner and Gallinger push for action while filibuster tactics delay until later, as House amendments and printing priorities are debated amid calls to rush or postpone.
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Uy Associated
Washington, D
Thhnien
Tilman
Giver
Hopkins
Ledge
Senate
Su. Gallinger
Cepneur
Turkett
Abe Gane
Waetaek Tatay
Senator Carmack
Mottyn
Sentag Carmack
Min. Rayner
Carmack
Scheme to Kill Subsidy Moves Senate Opposition
A conference among House leaders and minority chiefs John Sharp Williams Swager Sherley aimed to defeat a ship subsidy bill. Senator Carmack seeks to block House amendments, claiming support from colleagues. Democratic caucus leader Blackburn warned against passage before adjournment. Senate leadership vows to debate until adjournment as needed. March 2, 1922 report from the Washington desk.
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Washington
Uts
Sabakdy Bill
Toby Demygertig
Minnority
John
Sharp Williams
Swager Sherley
House
Carmaci
Senate
Bilackburn
Citted Press
La Follette Ill With Severe Cold in Senate Absence
Senator La Follette is ill and confined to his home with a severe cold, causing his absence from the senate today. The report, filed from Washington, notes his condition and expected return.
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Niihwestern
Washington, D. C
la Foillette
Senate
H. C.stevens
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