Clemency Appeals Denied In Church Execution Case
The report details the denial of clemency for Church by Governor Small despite appeals by Attorney Bartel and Lee O'Reilly. It notes the scheduled execution at 4 PM, the condemned man in a coma, and federal and state legal actions pursued, including a habeas writ and potential Supreme Court appeal.
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Barvey
Erie
Simy
Small
Hermigan Parte
Jek Ie
Reg ™Uris
Bartel
Washington
Supreme Resart of the
United States
George A
T Hat Church
Tril For Humanity
Carpenter
United States Supreme Court
S Toike
Adams
Wis
Jay
She
Attorneya Bartel
Lee O'Reily
Governor Refused Access to Grand Jury in Bank Probe
In Ohmnudgee Oklahoma the county attorney Hepburn refused Governor Robertson permission to appear before the district court grand jury investigating the Bank of Commerce failure. The governor insisted he could supersede the county attorney in the probe while Hepburn said the governor had no such power. He shouted and pounded a desk during the confrontation.
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Associated Press
Ohmnudgee
Okla
Court House
Hepburn
Robertson
District Court
Bank of Commerce
James Lyone
Wr Hepburn
Lyons
Zwick
Zwick Iiersened, Mr Lyona In President of the Lydney Petroleum Company
Guaranty State Bank
T T Am
Okmul- Ree
Oklahoma
Fepburn
Hobertson
Absurd rumor of Prince of Wales shooting circulated
The Evening News denounces rumors that the Prince of Wales was shot in India as baseless. Officials say no incident occurred. statements from the county attorney and governor reveal tensions over investigations and possible grand jury actions to avoid political stain.
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Associated
Evening News Today
London
Prince of Wales
India
Tam
Satwari
George Short
Peshawar
Hepburn
Robertson
Plea of Mother Triggers Church Silence Before Execution
Harvey Church, condemned for the brutal murders of Ber nard Daugherty and Carl Ausmus in Adams Wise, spoke five hours before his scheduled hanging after his mother’s plea. The youth remained motionless except for a brief mumble as his mother urged him to talk, while prosecutors and defense debated appeals and court interference.
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Py Asmocaicd
Brese
Chicasa
Harvey Church
Bernard Daugherty
Carl Ausmus
Adams
Church
Harvey Warden Westbrook
Wamen
Parente Church
Harvey
Church Alvo Remilhead
Tie Atetorneys- Ag
Acronc
Fire destroys chair factory and nearby buildings in Madison
A large blaze in Madison Iowa damaged the Penny chair factory and adjacent structures including a store, chapel and railroad shop. Firefighters saved other buildings as the loss reached about 300000 dollars with prisoners aiding in firefighting efforts.
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United Press
Mor
Madison
Iowa
Oaid
Oklahoma Governor in courthouse altercation with Lyons
Governor Robertson was assaulted by James Lyons in the Okmulgee County Courthouse after a meeting with County Attorney James Hepburn. The two exchanged blows in the crowded hall, bystanders shouted and order briefly broke down before judges and officials intervened. The governor, unhurt, later returned to his hotel with his party.
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Associated Pres
Okmulgee
Okla
Boa Robertson
James G Lyon
James Hepburn
Robertson
Sr Lyons
Mr Lyons
Lyons
Hobartson
W OH Crume
Asmetant
Zwick
Illinois Mine Union Leaders Threaten Separate Peace Move
Illinois mine union leaders threaten to bolt the United Mine Workers and strike plans. Frank Farrington, president of the Illinois miners, presides as officials gathered to discuss accepting a parity invitation from state operators and suspending April 1 strike plans.
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Illinois
United
Springfeld
Illinoit
United Mine Workers
Frank Farrington
Ilinoia
Iitnois
Prisoners Riot Fire Damages City Prison
Inside the town state penitentiary prisoners beat on cell bars as a fire raged within walls. Damages estimated at 780000 dollars with several wards damaged while guards struggled to maintain control during the unrest.
Great Waupun Fire Destroys Shaler Plant and Vulcanizing Works
A massive blaze swept through the Shaler Vulcanizing and Alt Haus Wheeler plants in Waupun last night, destroying multiple buildings and sending hundreds of volunteers to battle flames. Three women perished in the Shaler factory, and several residents were displaced as nearby homes were threatened. Authorities reported losses around 500000 to the Shaler plant and about 2000 to the adjacent umbrella factory, with total fire costs near 400000. The cause remained a mystery, and no injuries were reported among firefighters beyond a few who were feared dead. The victimized firms’ owner, a Shaler associate, was in California and expected to return soon.
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Waapon
Teidence
Wie
Howard Carmy
Emmi Michaels
Mien Bestle Kockook
Mra Carnes
Mig Kockook
Mra Carary
Oton
C A Shaler Vulcanizing Company
Howard Gerenth Hesband
Shaler
Be Inc
Althaus Wheeler Company
Pra Ucally
Emirate
Fond du Lar
Citi
Maging Thames
Almkost
Chint
Polfie
Tlord Gray
Alt
hanes-Wheerler Company
Tom Michele
FR Deucus
Toaing Antty Powemmona
Dunlap
Representa & Wericustom
Bhaler
California
Waupun
Conservative party blocks premier resignation threat in meeting
Report from United Press notes that leaders of the conservative party held secret talks to calm the political crisis triggered by the “Sie-Karts” chain and pressured premier resignation or elections. Arthur Bal is said to have urged restraint during the meetings.
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United Prew
Lomien
George
Arthur Balfowr
Genoa Plea Delays World Economic Conference Opens
The French government seeks a delay in convening the Genoa world economic conference by requesting an understanding on treaty rights and Russia participation before opening. Genoa, birthplace of Columbus, is described as an old world city with quaint thoroughfares.
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Genoa
Columbus
Italy
Saloghkeeper Freed Of Murder Charge At Hurley After Appeal
An appeal led to the Saloghkeeper being freed of a murder charge in Hurley. The case involved Claude Burles, the foreman, and a juror verdict earlier in March claiming innocence. The governor ordered a second hearing, which resulted in the murder charge being dropped.
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Saloghkeeper
Hurley
Burley
Claude Burles
Marc Iia
Churdy
Teagan
Bucket shop brokers flee to Europe amid inquiries
Reported on Wall Street misdealings, investigations probe a group of brokers linked to bucket shops fleeing abroad. Details describe grand jury indictments and widespread financial distorting activity, with officials tracing the exodus to European destinations.
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Europe
United Dress
York
Wall Street
Employee Fatal Electric Injury Reported At Worksite
A worker suffered an electric shock and died quickly at the factory. Emergency responders arrived as authorities began investigations into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
New River and Habors Bill Approved
New River and Harbors bill gains House committee approval authorizing extensive inland and coastal improvements. Key allocations include New York New Jersey channel 9 4019 909 Milwaukee harbor Coos Bay Oregon Isthmus Slough Oregon Columbia Lower Willamette river Portland Kubbe Nexbes waterway Teras Oakland harbor and related projects plus Green Bay and Red Lake river Minnesota among others.
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New River
House
Vers
Harbarx Commie
Chairrogn Pempsey
Coos Bay Harbor
Isthmus Slough
Oregon
Columbia
Lower
Willamette
Porland
Kubbe-Nex Bes
Oakland Harbor
Lake
Red Lake River
Minnesota
Green Bay Harbor
Wisconsin
Harding to Spend Two Weeks in Miami
The report states Present Harding plans a stay of two weeks in Miami Florida. The text includes scattered unreadable fragments and names, but the primary fact is the proposed domestic visit.
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Harding
Miami, Fla
Unknown man with rawhide whip assails girls at Madison
Police investigated reports of an unknown man wielding a rawhide whip who attacked several girls on a Madison street. Eyewitness accounts described a pale, thin man with a mustache seen fleeing toward the river as bystanders called for help. Authorities urged caution and appealed for any information leading to the suspect’s identity.
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Madison
Governor of Porto Rico Faces Senate Probe
In a heated session the Porto Rican senate demanded action over alleged official misconduct by the territory's governor. The proceedings focus on oversight and potential remedies as lawmakers seek accountability.
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Porto Rico
CP Eine
Washington
cumAancinien
Otters
Montfey
Porte
Thimphyrey Wisal Pga Subaningeir
Vparto Rican Senate
Harding Years End Marked By Broad Domestic Steps
The report notes President Warren G Harding closes his first year in office amid many policy moves. It cites Democratic self positioning on issues as the administration shifts focus across domestic matters and political dynamics in Washington.
Canadian coal miners threaten to strike over wages
Canadian coal miners threaten to strike over wages amid mounting dispute. Workers at multiple mines organize protests and labor actions as talks with mine operators stall.
Contested Naval Gamp in Midwest Faces War footing
Fragmentary wires describe a national security issue with naval and military stakes in the Midwest. Authorities discuss wartime measures, funding, and potential mobilization amid ongoing global tensions. Public notices reference officers, propriation requests, and a budget near two thousand dollars in suspicions of wartime resource allocation.
Banks Urged to Disclose Foreign Loan Details
In a government inquiry, banks are pressed to reveal information on foreign loans. The request, tied to national security concerns, seeks data on terms and amounts. Officials argue transparency aids oversight and economic policy.
Harding year in office marked by war’s end and new programs
President Harding completes his first year in office amid praise for the armament reduction and budget controls while facing criticism over republican leadership and postwar policy issues. The Anglo-Japanese alliance is dissolved, sixty ships are scrapped, and naval leave is limited as part of wartime to peacetime transition.
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Hue Campin
Jante
Anglo-Japmaness Alliance
Steamer Grontoft Feared Lost With All On Board
A distress wire reports the Norwegian steamer Grontoft feared sunk with all hands. No sign of vessel or crew found by the Esthonia as searches continue near St Da om, with the rescue effort led by the steamer Retonig.
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Grontoft
Esthonia
United Press
Hailfax
Vrrontoft
St da Om
Steinien
Gronroft
Ltsthonin
Japanese Position in Russia Recognition Echoed by United States
Washington reports indicate Japan’s stance on recognizing Soviet Russia mirrors the U S approach. New developments suggest Moscow may escape the demands for formal recognition set by both governments as read in Tokyo dispatches.
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United Press
Washington
United States State Department
Tokyo
Young Student Arthur Coleman Ends His Life at School
A 14 year old named Arthur Coleman killed himself at his school today, saying he could not continue to attend after his father's orders. Family and school officials expressed shock at the tragedy and pledged support for students.
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Negrot
Working Girl Wage War Demonstration at Department Stores
A crowd of about 28 girl demonstrators protested pay at Ry adopted Presa y Vi phy Rams department store era lingers demanding Mae Nell Berger, who testified before the Industrial Court, see 26 cent stockings budget. Store manager refused to show the item, demonstrators marched from the store, then dispersed. The Industrial Court estimated a worker needed 268.76 dollars, a figure disputed at the wage hearing.
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Crosby Brothers
Mae Nell Berger
Kankagd
Biss Berger
Cemaby’s
Alicy K Mrlarland
Read
Amena Department
Industried Court
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