Stir Gauged By Reported Meeting With Att y General
Lawrence Martin reports a Republican split rumor stirring around President Harding and Attorney General Daugherty. Harding allies dispute claims of a rift while Daugherty’s critics circulate a story that his Miami announcement was unofficial and made without Harding’s knowledge. The president is irritated by the dispute a campaign maneuver.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press
St. Augustine
Fla
Harding
Daugherty
Mr. Harding
Miami
Nationwide Oil Stock Swindle Probe Begins
The U S Department of Justice launches a nationwide campaign against oil stock swindlers and get rich quick promoters. John W Crim will prosecute the ring with investigations centered in Texas to curb losses amid war prosperity era frauds. Federal law and mail fraud provisions will be used to pursue leaders and shut down the scheme.
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Herbert W. Walker
United Press
Washington, D. C
Department
Justles
Crim
Seymour
Acton
Texas
United States
Fort Worth
Poonte
Eynalt
Uherty Honda
Wichity Nagle editor named state fish and game warden
Bert Doze longtime editor of the Wichity Nagle is appointed as a late fish and game warden of Kansas. He will start duties April 15, overseeing the date fish hatchery at Pratt, the world’s largest freshwater hatchery. He has studied fish and game and written for sporting magazines.
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Bert” Doze
Wichity Nagle
Kansas
Pratt
Denounces Peonage Of Florida State
North Dakota Governor R A Nestos joins Martin Tabert family in demanding redress after Tabert dies in a Florida lumber camp. He was allegedly beaten and died from injuries amid a peonage dispute. A $50,000 damages suit by Tabert’s parents heads to court in April, while Florida and North Dakota governors trade protests and calls for justice.
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Nestos
North Dakota
United Pren
Biomark
Florida
R. A. Nestos
Martin Tabert
Young Tabert
Leen County
Flotida
Langdon
N. D
Tubert
Mlorida
Nestas
Considerable Testimony in House of David Case
Federal Judge John G B Sater reviewed voluminous testimony in the Hansell versus House of David suit in Grand Rapids. A decision on paying $80,000 for property deeds and labor by members was not expected soon, with exhibits including four volumes by leader Benjamin Purnell and cult literature to be considered.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
John GB Sater
Columbus
John W. Hansell
Laraelite House of David
Hansell
Sater
Benjamin Purnell
Murder trial of John Magnuson in Christmas package bomb case
Wisconsin Rapids reporters say both sides will present final arguments before the jury as the case of John Magnuson, charged with mailing the bomb that killed Mrs Clementine Chapman, nears closure. The defense and state prepare lengthy rebuttals amid disputes over coercion and the circumstantial evidence.
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United Press
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
John Magnuson
Clementine Chapman
Associated Press
Jamey Chapman
Magnuson
Wood County
Magnusom
Aged Blind Woman of Menasha Dies in Coal Stove Fire
A Mrs Frank Lickert aged blind woman of Menasha died after clothing caught fire while she tried to stir coals in a coal stove. She passed away Wednesday evening at 7 40 o clock without regaining consciousness. She was survived by her husband and one son. Funeral plans not yet decided.
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Moenagha
Hugo Stinnes Buys Argentine Property Chiefly for Cotton
Hugo Stinnes purchases land along the Parana river in Argentina intended for cotton cultivation. The parcel lies near the riverbank and has direct ties to the Argentine Northeastern railway, via a Konfektionsr arrangement.
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Hugo Stinnes
Presa
Kerlin
Argentina
Parana
King Alfonso Bathes Beggars In Holy Thursday Rite
Madrid report that King Alfonso and Queen Victoria participated in a Holy Thursday ceremony at the royal palace. Twenty four beggars knelt as the king washed their feet, a bishop blessed with holy water, and the monarch touched the feet. Dames and the queen shared the ritual and provided meals and blessings.
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United Press
Madrid
Royal Palace
Alfonso
Menarch
Blan
Lablew
Spain
Hamblenern
Divorce Granted to Rector Edwin W Todd
Rev Edwin W Todd rector of Trinity Episcopal church was granted a divorce today from Mrs Jeanne M Todd in county court The custody of two minor children was awarded by stipulation and a final division of property agreed upon without contest The proceedings were simple and quiet with Mr Todd and his physician as witnesses and Mrs Todd not present The court issued an absolute divorce and the case was adjourned to page four
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Jeanne M. Todd
Todd
Leo F. Noh
Noh
Petrie
Milwaukee
George E. Williams
Williams & Williams
FL. A. Kaerner
Daily Northwestern
E. J. Dempsey
Edwin W. Todd
Foster on Stand to Clear Self in Michigan Case
United Press reports Foster testified in St Joseph Michigan to defend himself against charges under the Michigan suicidental act. He described a long career from meat packing to lumbering, railroad work, and union leadership, detailing roles with the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen and moralizing labor organizing during the 1910s and 1920s.
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United Press
St. Joseph
Mich
Michigan
Foater
Challen I. Ruthenbergs
Frank O" Walsh
Rogter
Gregson
Washington
Sander
Foster
Sen
Oregon Woods
Batone
Chicaka
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen
Swarn
Superior Normal Wins Championship By Double Victory
Superior Normal won the state normal debating championship by a double victory over the negative and the affirmative. The event was held in the normal auditorium with judges including Bert Mearler and Lewin.
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Superios
Stite
Gahkoah
Whitewater
Nernet
Judes Bert Mearler
Laury 1
Withbard
Af Ter Ashland Nehaoin
Mr. Lewin
Ladyamitt
Alvin Okoonks
Rov Windergway
Martin Imhott
Ugh Fennerd
Prof
Re Yarheatrer
Violent fluctuations in Packer shares shock market
In Chicago today Armour & Co shares saw volatile trading after news of a merger with Morris & Co. Armour preferred of Delaware opened steady then fell sharply as offerings surged, briefly bottoming at 0 before Eastern bidders pushed up to 98. Large trades occurred in Armour of Delaware 6 25 par bonds, with prices from 80 to 81. Armour preferred of Mingla moved little.
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Associated Dress
Chicago
Armour & Co
Morris & Co
Armour Preferred
Delaware
Armour of Delaware
Mingla
Wishulty community forms phalanx to confront priest
In Wishulty the village unites to arrest Father Krakau amid political tensions. A mob battles near the church yard while priests and officials respond. casualties and injuries are reported as security forces intervene.
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Wishnitz
Germany
Father Krakau
Krakau
Mehta
Touron
Second Fire Drives Forty From Ritz Apartments
A second blaze in four days forced forty residents from the Ritz apartments last night. Fire crews battled a basement blaze and high heat that sent smoke through the building as residents leapt from windows to escape. Investigators worked to determine the cause as crews fought hot spots and a strong draft hampered efforts.
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Ritz
Nate
Aughori
Tay
Spring Warmth Returns Across Midwest After Cold Spell
United Press reports warmer weather spreading from Milwaukee to Wisconsin and Michigan as temperatures rise from near zero. In Detroit and Traverse City the ninth day of spring saw varied readings with lingering snow and ice, traffic still affected by the prior cold snap.
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United Press
St. Paul
Minn
Horshwent
Eithes
Tir
Traverse City
Ray City
Silent Tribute To Bernhardt in Lauded Funeral Rite
A long silent tribute marks Bernhardt's death as mourners fill Pere national cemetery. The funeral features a grand procession, prayers, and a final benediction as the coffin descends, immortalizing her memory with a marble epitaph and quiet reverence.
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Bernhardt
Uahved
Teiria
Wisconsin Tax Study Says Burden Not Heavier Than Neighbors
Madison Wisconsin tax commission chair Thomas E Lyons reported to the legislature that Wisconsin taxes are not heavier than those in surrounding states or major rivals. The commission found no tangible evidence that taxation has driven industry away and that Wisconsin policy has not hindered industrial growth. The review notes taxes have risen but remain comparable to the northern state average and no recession of industry is evidenced.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Thomas E. Lyons
Tax Commission
Earl of Carnarvon Near Death From Blood Poisoning
The Earl of Carnarvon was reported near death from a blood poisoning infection. A medical consultation of specialists was planned to counter the illness. The cause was linked to a bite, and Lady Catrinevet arrived from London following the news.
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Earl OF
Carnarvon
United Press
Calen
Wing At- Anich-Amen
Imd
London
Moetyabelton
Lawyers Prepare Briefs in Purnell House of David Suit
Lawyers for defendants in the $90,000 damage suit of John Wayne Nashs tile Tenor Ogimiat fein Benjamin Purnell of the House of David prepared briefs outlining the legal aspects of the alleged exposure. The hearing adjourned abruptly when the judge rested the case.
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Purnell House OF David
Bor
Jonn Wo Tange
Nashs
Weather forecast reading with cloudy and cold notes
Weather report notes partly cloudy skies with a cold spell to follow in northeast Minnesota and surrounding areas. Forecast mentions colder tonight with a cold wave affecting northern and eastern portions, including North and South Dakota, and western portions of Minnesota.
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Noutheast
Minnesota
Calder Tanignt
Vriday
Dakotn
Generatv
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