Ex convict Doty asks pardon for return to prison
New York reports on Thomas P. Doty who escaped from Essex county prison in Caldwell New Jersey four years earlier and now faces extra theft charges after stealing the warden auto. He insists he will go back to Waterbury and prove he can reform and provide for his family with his wife’s support. He reveals plans to surrender and face trial.
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Thomas P. Doty
Essex County
Caldwell
N. J
Doty
Gome
Waterbury
Wilkert
Conn
Police Department
Slugeed Robbery Leaves DuBois Injured In Vancouver
I A Dubois, recovering in city hospital after being knocked unconscious and robbed of 4970 cash and an 800 diamond ring on Borewave Street near N Harrison Friday night. He met a man named J J Jones who invited him to supper, then faced a third assailant who attacked him. DuBois recently sold his The Dalles farm and planned to travel to Nelson British Columbia. He is staying at the Georgian hotel annex and is engaged to a Portland woman.
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Borewave
Harrison St
I. A. DuBois
City Hospital
Garage
DuBois
The
Dalles
Nelson
British Columbia
J. J. Jones
Jones
Georgian Hotel
Fourth Ave
Portland
Teutons balk at indemnity in reparations talks
London March 5 The German cabinet unanimously opposes accepting allied reparations terms. Berlin met yesterday and sent the decision to the German delegation abroad. Paris agreed demands call for 550000000000, but Germany proposes only 7290000600 in payment.
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London
Berlin
Paris
Funeral for Overseas Veteran Carl G Web ber Scheduled Sunday
Under Hoosevelt Post No 24 Veterans of Foreign Wars the funeral for Carl G Webber 25 overseas veteran will be held with full military honors at the Home Undertaking Parlors at 2 pm Sunday Webber died Wednesday at 8611 Ashworth Ave American women spent nearly 5600060 for perfume and cosmetics last year
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Hoosevelt Post
Carl G. Webber
Webber
Ashworth Ave
New Cabinet Members Sworn In Washington
New cabinet officers took the oath today as Charles B. Hughes became secretary of state at 9 45 a.m. In the ceremony Henry P. Fletcher and Norman Davis were sworn in as under secretary and official, with A. W. Mellon arriving at 10 25. John W. Weeks was sworn in as secretary of war and Albert B. Fall as secretary of the interior at 10 15.
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Washington
Charles B. Hughes
Rainbridge Golby
Norman
Davis
Hughes
Justice Day
Supreme Court
Henry P. Fletcher
A. W. Mellon
the Treasury
Houston
Treasury
John W. Weeks
Newton D. Baker
War Department
Albert PB. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Payne
Ball
Meredith
Fletcher
Mexico
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Harding
Department
Weeks
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Army
Navy
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Women’s King County Republicans Toast Harding Victory
One thousand members of the Women’s King County Republican club wire President Harding to congratulate him on the culmination of their great victory. The message arrives Friday as a show of support from local party women.
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Harding
Women
King County Republican Club
Cure Your Rupture Like Cured Mine
Capt Collings sailed long years and suffered a double rupture that left him bedridden after failed medical aid. He faced risky surgery or death before choosing a self cure that he claims ended his ailment.
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Capt. Collings
Truss
Harding Faces 50000 Jobs To Fill In White House Drive
President Harding begins work at the White House with a major task of distributing about 50 000 jobs from a pool of applicants. He meets with cabinet members and leaders as he approves appointments and plans reorganizations, while international concerns and congressional timing shape the day. The scene opens as the White House gates welcome visitors and the new administration maps staffing and policy moves.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Hughes
Panama
Lodge
Mendell
Congres
Interstate Commerce Commission
Shipping Board
Federal Reserve Board
United States Tariff Commision
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Farm Joan Board
Railway Labor Board
J. J. Week
Congress
Wisconsin Inna
Howard Mannington
Columbia
Judson C. Welliver
George Chamberlain
Champ Clark
Publishers Applaud Harding Inaugural
New York March 6 telegram from the American Newspaper Publishers Association to President Harding congratulates him on his inauguration. The message, signed by T. R. Williams, president of the ANA, praises the editors and publishers for their profession and wishes for a productive and respected administration.
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New York
McAdoo Defends Wilson's Record
William G. McAdoo wrote to the New York Globe defending Woodrow Wilson's peacemaking record. He rejected quick judgments that the peace conference failed and argued the treaty’s flaws do not erase its foundational achievements. He blamed political greed for halting progress.
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New York
Woodrow Wilcon
Woodrow Wilson
William G. McAdoo
New York Globe
McAdoo
Overseas Veteran to Be Interred Today
Andrew Littlefield an overseas veteran who died at Providence hospital was to be buried with full military honors at 4 p m Saturday at the Home Undertaking Co parlors. FEVERETT local dairymen and milk distributors will follow Seattle milk commission prices with a 10 percent deduction per hundred weight.
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Andrew Littlefield
Providence Hospital
Home Undertaking Co
Feverett
Seattle Milk Commission
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