Stinson Testimony Highlights Daugherty Blackmail Claims
Roxie Stinson resumed testimony before the Daugherty investigations and presented letters supporting her allegations of blackmail related to Attorney General Daugherty. Senators charged Daugherty with a dirty trick while demanding cross examination access and full explanation of past DOJ actions.
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Washington
Roxie Stanton
Jess Smith
Bumper
Daugherty
Miss Stinson
Senator Wheeler
Montana
Davzherty
Miss Stinsons
Snowbound Auteists Stranded in Kendall Kansas
Snow swept western Kansas leaving Kendall residents cut off with no mail service or supplies. Officials report a weather emergency as federal aid coordinates a response while residents, many women and children, struggle without medge and basic necessities.
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Capocure
Kendall
Kanes
Sante Fe Trail
Tas
Acta
Stan Seaer
Bantam Weight Title Has New Claimant
New York March 22 Abe Goldstein won the bantamweight world title by decisively beating Joe Lynch in a 15 round Madison Square Garden bout. Goldstein’s left jab and right cross dominated the match, giving him an undisputed claim to the title after a late outpointing of Lynch last year and a prior award by the State Athletic Commission.
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New York
Abe Goldstein
East Side
Bantamight
D.e Lynch
Madison Local Garden
Goldstein
State Athletic Commissar
Joe Burman
Lynch
Universal Jones Family Figures in Most Unique 15E
A Salisbury court probes a phrase in a patchy report about a theft case. Four of five principal parties share the same name but are not kin. The incident involves a coat theft during a Thursday attempted arrest and a related street confrontation.
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Universal ~ Jones
Salisbury
Martcipal Court
Archn Jones
Faums
Jenne
Wettest Spot Faces Cleanup Challenge Amid Population Claim
A city labeled the nation s wettest spot confronts flooding risks and cleanup needs as officials contend a 60 000 population includes noncitizens or aliens.
Delaware Fights Diseased Cattle
Delaware moves to test tuberculin free of charge for cattle entering the state and to cull any reactors. The State Board of Agriculture proposes amendments authorizing testing, removal of infected animals, and destruction of materials at risk during outbreaks. Plans for a farm traders meeting in Wilmington and nearby cities were also approved.
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Bureau of Markets
W. T Derrickson
Corumbeston
Wilmington
Chester
Philadelphia
Court Sents Raymond Gannon Pair After Theft Charge
Raymond Gannon, older brother of two charged in a theft case, pleaded guilty to charges involving the theft of Raymond Beard’s purse. The court, Judge Bailes presiding, sentenced the pair after a March term proceeding in the case heard yesterday.
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Raymond Gannon
Raymond Beard
Hall
World Flight Resume Postponed March 30
A terse dispatch notes that World Flight operations are set to resume on March 30. The report mentions no additional participants or locations and provides minimal context beyond the date.
Arcade bill and film open at Arcade Theatre
Tonight at the Arcade the bill includes three vaudeville acts Jerome and Newell in A Chink Episode West and Bettas in Ho kem Deluxe and the Norris Trio in a dancing number. The feature is Vincent Blasco Ibanez story Enemies of Women with Barrymore and Rubens, opening Monday for three days.
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Jerome
Newell
Weird Ace
Norris
W Barry
Ditan Corporation
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Iianel Barrymore
Alma Rubens
Rofea
Monte Carlo
Paria
Utilities firm opposes bobbed hair in New Haven notice
A garbled notice from the New Haven Gas Light Company warns staff that management does not favor bobbed hair. The oddly phrased “Personal notice” says no drastic action is planned but the topic is under consideration and recipients should take the advice seriously.
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New Haven
AFP
New Haven Gas Light Company
Huerta Thought On Way To New Orleans
Mexican officials believed Adelfo de La Huerta and other Mexican secessionists were defeated near Galveston Texas while en route to New Orleans. The report notes his wife and family accompanying him.
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Huerta
New Orleans
A. P
T Adelfo de la Huerta
Galveston
Texas
Thia
Maar
Jeta
London Transport Strikes Halt Omnibus and Tramway Service
On March 22 Londoners faced widespread disruption as tramway workers and a sympathetic omnibus strike halted most services. About 3 540 omnibuses were tied up and millions rely on trams and buses daily, impacting night workers in newspapers, hotels, and markets.
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Hamtramk
Hamtramck
America
Ely
Detroit
London
Later News Bulletins and War Updates
The item notes the death of Verdun commander Robert Crerge Ieile in New York. It reports weekly bank and trust reserves at 10,663,538 dollars, up 5,961,610 from last week. Other dispatches mention Greek Premier talks, rebel evacuations near Puebla City, a clash on the Muclean River, and a White Star liner collision near Bermuda.
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Salis
Aera
Beeter
Pocomokrey Order
Easto
Baltimore Ace
Rrsa Bec Povpar Otros
Maryland DeMoelay
Salisbury
Sal
New York
A. P
Heere
Banks and Trust
My A. P
White Star Limes
Olympic
Esteard Buwad
Engtend
Eerge
Breene Bermude
Muclean
Ceerge
Hayes details of 75000 contributed to Republican fund
Senate oil committee hearing exposes Willie Hays denial of Sinclair donations to wipe out GOP deficit after the 1930 campaign. Hays testifies that Sinclair discussed a 75000 dollar contribution and that the committee may cite him for contempt after Sinclair refused to testify. The panel delays ruling pending grand jury steps.
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Associated Preefe
Harry F. Sinlair
of Committee
Willie Hays
Sinclair
Republican Party
Inclair
Benane
Welch
Cerbale Tory
Republican Nat Committee
Hays
New York Times
Times
Waleh
Mr Sinclair
Senator Walsh
Oil Committee
Farry
Senate
Alice Poemerens
District of Columbia
Justice T. R. Jones Paralyzed At Home
Justice T. R. Jones suffered paralysis reportedly from a stroke while at his Park Street home. Local officials and medical staff were alerted as neighbors observed the sudden illness and attempted first aid before ambulance arrival.
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Justice T. R. Jones
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