Canada Sparing Life of U S Girl Sentenced to Die
Ottawa reports Mrs Dons McDonald a New York girl sentenced to hang for murder with her husband has had the death sentence commuted to life imprisonment. Governor General approved orders in council. Preparations for the execution of the husband continue at Valleyfield with a temporary scaffold. McDonald's parents visited her, while her mother Mrs Hazel Grieco leads the fight for clemency.
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Ottawa
Dons McDonald
New York
Owith
Taxi Dréer
George McDon
Governor General
MrDonald
McDonald
Hazel Grieco
Chicago
Doris
Montreal
Dardeanz
Vajlerfield
Family Tells of Beatings Arrest Sparks Public Outcry
Lorene Jones, 16, sits atop her mother Mrs. Charles Woodside who was arrested after the girl accused her of beating her with a coat hanger. The scene reflects a troubled home dispute drawing local attention.
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Lorene Jones
Charles Woodside
Senator Johnson Bates Plan Aims at Utilities Slush Fund
Senator Johnson Bates of California charged in the Senate that efforts to net a slush fund to influence public utilities legislation would beggar any similar fund in history. He said the plan would be displaced by the diplomacy of the countries and questioned the motive behind the drive.
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Johnson Bates
Big Utilities
Washington
Senate
Senaior Johnsdy
Republicen
California
Bar Association Head to Visit A. A. Bar Leader in Texas
Silas A. Strawn of Chicago, president of the American Bar Association and general solicitor for the Chicago and Alton Railroad, is slated to pass through San Antonio on Wednesday en route from Merion City to his home over the Missouri Pacific railroad.
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Silas A. Strawn
Chicago
American Bar Nescation
Chicago and Alton Railroad
San Antonio
Merion City
Misronci Pacific
Broken gas feed halts long flight in air endurance test
In St Paul Minnesota on March 21 a gas feed malfunction halted Gene Shapk’s endurance attempt with a 96 bore power biplane. The craft had flown twelve hours and thirty eight minutes, ending the effort to set a new endurance record.
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St, Paul
Minn
Beaker Gox
Bron
Gene Shapk
Hat theft claims and jail terms in Oklahoma case
Police commissioner Wright discusses misidentification risks at public meetings as initials on hats fail to deter theft. In Ada Oklahoma a youth named Stillman faces a spanking order after liquor offenses in front of Federal Judge Williams.
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Ada
Okla
Federas
Robert
L. Williams
Gifts Denied By Democrat Involving Continental Bonds Inquiry
Report fragments from a Chicago subcommittee inquiry show denials and requests for witnesses as to whether President Harding or associates benefited from Continental bonds or other gifts. Nye and others push for broad scrutiny while Governor Smith of New York and political figures deny improper contributions and ties to 1920 campaign funds.
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Chicago
Nye
Jurick L. Siddens
District of Columbia Supreme Court
George G. Martin
District of Columbia Court of Ampeele
Harding Estete
Ate
Moncanan
Senate
Robinson
Indiana
Smith
New York
Beoniee
Mbune
Oiler Held on Bond After Hearing in Bedford Case
Weston Mayen Curtin, accused in the death of Policeman Evans, was released under $200 bond after a preliminary hearing. Judge Coory ruled sufficient probable cause to bind Curtin, noting available evidence linked Curtin to the incident near Terns Circle. A trial plan was mentioned along with police searches and potential witnesses.
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Weston
Mayen
Willim Curtin
Yeyenrsis
Amy Bedford
Wurier
I. Evans
Seleated Redux
Dh OL Coory
Willie Gerlach
Thie Dene Mare
Exann Ny
Curtin
Smith Denies Oil Scandal Ties Amid Campaign Debate
Governor Smith angrily denies any contribution from Sinclair to his campaigns as he releases fund records at the state capitol. Nye’s charges are rebuked with a call that Republicans face consequences for what is labeled a demagogic attack tied to the oil scandal.
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SR Athany
al ‘Smith
Senate
Harry BP
Sinclair
Tolay
State Capitol
Smith
Washington
Scardal
Guy
Nye
Department of State
New York County Democratic Committee
Republican State Committee
New York Saints
Coyzens Demands Mellon Resign
Senator Couzens a Republican from Michigan pressed a resolution to force Secretary Mellon from the Cabinet amid Senate oil committee testimony. The measure seeks a Senate record on Mellon's retirement with grounds listing alleged indifference and contempt for the law within President Coolidge's administration.
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Washington
D. C
Marca
Senate Oil Committee
Mellon
Couzens
Mighigeo
Xenate
Melton
Coolidge
Physicians Examine Fall For Government Urgency
Albert B. Fall former secretary of the interior underwent medical examinations by two local doctors at the request of federal authorities. The tests aimed to judge his fitness to attend the Fall-Sinclair trial in Washington on April 2. The Times learned a letter indicated the government would decide if attendance was feasible.
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Ur. Wasu
Ter
Tewan
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Asi Bik
Oweny Roberty
Atleeny
Dormerene
Washinsion
Dohy
Harlan
Fall
Wankington
Cetineal
Aly
Tlarlan
Q Lehier
Qoberla
Momerene
Mermer
Ee Pravisa
Sakkford
Physicianyava Por
Etuimel
Cnan
Fatl
Smith's Language Is Criticized in March Meeting
March 21 WAITINGTON residents discuss Governor Abe Smith of New York. Benatar Rodin, Republican from Indiana, criticizes the governor's letter language amid a petition to reply to the intelwhiety. The meeting centers on discourse and political tone without clear policy details.
Judge Upholds Blackmer Fine
Wanington court today upheld a fine against Blackmer linked to a contempt charge. The case concerns a key witness, Purtiee Silden, and the ruling cites ongoing failure to comply with court orders.
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Blackmer
Fragmented Moral Debates and A Political Forecast in 1910s
A garbled text discusses religious tolerance and opposition to evangelizing under the guise of social events, condemning sectarian meddling. It notes a violent past linked to religious hatred, and cites Davis Lawrence predicting Mrs Woodrow Wilson backing Governor Smith for president, with comments on actors’ union rules and artistic merit versus mechanical labor.
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Davis
Lawrence
Mra
Woodrow Wilson
Smith
New York
Wileson
George Harvey
Submarine tragedy details reveal the failed rescue efforts
Investigators describe the submerged vessel where crews fought to pump out water to surface, sealing vents and shutting off inrush. Survivors sent signals from the torpedo room as divers found limited hope and later recovered eight bodies after raising and drying the submarine. Secretary Wilbur visited the Chelsea hospital and praised salvage crews for their work.
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Menne
Divera
Autmn
Beanan
George Pelnar
Chelsea Wayut Hoxpita
Pelnar
Charlestown Neary
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Enyeral
It Pays Man 10 Pay Tang In Courthouse Visit
Investigator Lee Johnson notes a Boxer county citizen ready to pay taxes this year after finding a four dollar bill at the courthouse. Johanna and Fred Noel deny ownership as the man jokes about affording taxes with a smile and walking away.
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Lee Johnson
Dilstrict
Tuition Abolished by Music School Announcement
PRISDADELPHIA March 21 In an effort to obtain the best students the $500 tuition will be waived at the Gurty Institute of Ju ne. Every student will receive a scholarship and scholarship will be awarded for exceptional talent. Teapot Dome case involved Montana figure Henalo Walsh and a $100,008 payment dispute before the court. Civil contempt results and $160,000 in Liberty bonds valued from holdings by the government.
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Prisdadelphia
Gurtly Institute
Dome Ense
Henalo Walsh
Montana
Payne
Payne At Perdoud
Liberty Honda
Sinclair Horses Barred From Track
The Maryland racing commission barred Sinclair's horses from Maryland tracks after an investigation into alleged irregularities. The decision affects trainer Howie, Lonel, and Ulmdleg, with the ruling expected to constrain Sinclair amid ongoing tensions in the national wagering scene.
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Tal Tim
Maron
Allaean
Apie
Edveren Eritiniam
Maryland
Howie
Alelade
Bragher Death Case Nears Jury In Niemeyer Killing
In the Niemeyer gas station murder case, Claude Brosber faces trial after jury discharge. Judge McCrory presided as arguments opened with assistant district attorney Pred N. Cowen and defense attorney Claude J. Garter. Testimony concluded Tuesday. prosecutors and defense set afternoon schedules.
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Claude Brosber
Henes J. Niemeyer
Hightrnll
W W. W. McCrory
Ninety Fourth District Court
Pred N. Cowen
Claude J. Garter
C. B. Black
Tynan
Tirst
Niemeyer
I Turner
Tria Oly Croad
Zarzamora Street
1926 Tax Return Drive Announced by Austin Official
W R Fitzwilliam of Austin chief of the field division department of internal revenue announced an aggressive drive to review all 1926 tax returns. He spoke in San Antonio to collectors and noted returns from San Antonio seem higher than last year. He attributed delays at local offices to more returns being mailed to the central Austin office before March 15.
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W. R. Fitzwilliam
Austin
Department of Internal
Reyime
San Antonio
Fiten Iiam
San Antondo
Titzwith
Afghan King Amanullah Flies Over London Landmark Tour
Afghanistan’s King Amanullah piloted a large Imperial Airliner over London in a royal flight starting at Croydon. The route crossed major landmarks including the Crystal Palace, the Tower Bridge, Saint Paul’s, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, and Chelsea, returning to Croydon.
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Afghanistan
London
Amanullah
Hewin
Croydon
Tower Bridge
Railroad Men in L A Wednesday Visit to City on Business
Railroad men from Union Pacific and Chicago Great Western visited the city on Wednesday to conduct business. E Omer and Ometa accompanied by FR G Bourneman traveled from Dal Tac with traffic agents Henger neent and Batey Raalmantal.
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E. Omer
Ometa
Union Pacific Railroad
FR. G. Bourneman
Trarwell
Henger Neent
Batey Raalmantaler
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Dal- Tac
New York Editor to Visit City En Route to New York
Walter Tippmann editor of the New York World will pass through San Antonio Thursday morning on a trip from Mexico City to New York City via the Missouri Pacific line. The item notes a cooperative marketing initiative being discussed by farmers and cooperative associations with J. W. Shorthill, secretary of the National Farmers' Elevation Association, addressing delegates last night.
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New York
Trie
City
Walter Tippmann
The
New York World
San Antonio
Mexico City
New York City
Missouri Pacific
Nongh City
Barth
J. W. Shorthill
National
Parmers’ Elevativ Aesociation
Delngaten
Parmers’ Coopera ® Nin
Devilern’ Usanciation
Farmers’ Cooperative Commission Oh Pompany
Tot’s leg fracture revealed by X rays
Two year old Roger Busfield Jr. fell from a second story window at the Busfield residence on North Qlive Street. He was in Brylor hospital on Wednesday as attendants described the fracture and noted X ray records to prevent internal injuries.
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Roger Busfield Jr
Busfield
Qlive Street
Brylor Hospital
Tragic Youth Ends Life In Kansas City Home
A 10 year old high school graduate named Marcun Ruttenberg killed himself with a pistol in his mother's Kansas City residence this morning. The incident occurred after he failed to save a life, according to reports from International News Service.
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Kave Service
Kansas
Cily
Tecause Jy
Marcun Ruttenberg
Mra
Ethel Tliaky
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