Herbert Hesitates on Presidential Nomination Telegram
San Francisco reports Herbert Hoover may accept the Republican nomination only if he is formally nominated and can push a platform focused on treaty, economic reform, and sound administration. He states no one should dictate party policy, and he would not seek domination, urging league of nations to prevent militarism and protect war sacrifices.
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Warren Gregory
Hoover Republican Clod
Republican Party
Proof of Wet Plot Proof Dalrymple Admits It
In Chicago on March 13 Maj Dalrymple refuses reporters amid Iron county fuss reports he blusters about a wets plot. His private secretary says few reporters have sought him as he rushes to leave the office. He claims the wets push a large fund to fool him and cannot offer formal proof.
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Chicago
Iron County
A. V. Dalrymple
Mich
Hoover Campaign Digs In Amid San Francisco Fund Claims
Hoover headquarters in San Francisco labeled a Johnson backed fund claim an outrageous lie and wilful misrepresentation. Ralph Merritt Hoover California manager says the Times opposes Johnson and calls his nomination a calamity while exposing alleged New York Times endorsement misreadings.
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Rent Money Builds Cooperative Apartment House
Seattle rental agent 8. T. Manard explains in Building Management Magazine that tenants can use their rent to finance a cooperative apartment building. By pooling payments they could erect and own a modern apartment complex with lighted units open court playground and various amenities including a theater market and shops.
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Chicago
Should Isom White's death sentence be commuted
A crowd of Everett residents voices opinions on whether the 19 year old Isom White should be hanged for first degree murder. Some back commuting, others insist punishment, including the death penalty, is warranted for the young defendant.
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Everett Boy
Ralph Hammer
W. C. Frew
Warren
James Murray
28Th Ave
H. J. Robertson
Howell St
J. O
Twenty six gallons of grape found at city home
Police report a pickup containing twenty six gallons of grape in an automobile truck was found at the home of C Albernes at 930 28th avenue Tuesday night by the dry squad. Albernes is held in the city jail Wednesday on an open charge pending investigation.
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C. Albernes
28Th Ave
Albernes
Cider Parlor Owners Arrested Over Alleged Overbearing Juice
Ray Fel and FE Johnson, operators of a soft drink parlor at 95 Union Street, were arrested Tuesday by federal authorities for alleged unlawful cider practices. Each was released on a 500 dollar bond.
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Ray Fel
FE. Johnson
Union St
Case of Dry Squadders Is Under Advisement
After a lengthy hearing the civil service commissioner hearing the appeal of A. G. Ford and H. W. Peay, former policemen dismissed by Chief Warren, took the case under advisement. They were dismissed for confiscating a quantity of liquor from Manuel Curto at his Rainier avenue home on February 3 without authority or report and for extorting money with threats of arrest.
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Civil Service Commissioner
A. G. Ford
H. W. Peay
Warren
Ford
Prohibition arrests total 6000 in 74 days, official count
Washington March 31 arrests during 74 days of constitutional prohibition totaled at least 6,000, Prohibition Commissioner John F. Kramer estimated. He was preparing an official tabulation from district agent reports and warned the final total may be much higher.
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Washington
John F. Kramer
Kramer
Thieves Pose as Officers and Steal $10,000 Whisky
Three men posing as federal prohibition officers read a warrant to a caretaker at Frank Rhemn’s Lake Geneva home and fled with whisky worth $10,000 in a motor truck. They were later reported apprehended at Crystal Lake, Illinois.
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Wis
Frank Rhemn
Crystal Lake, I
Maryland House Votes for Sale of 3 1 2 Beer
Maryland lawmakers vote 61 to 4 in Annapolis to permit the sale of 3 1 2 percent beer amid repeal momentum undermining prohibition constraints. In New York a tavern raid uncovers fifty gallons of liquor after a tipsy Tom leads detectives to a cellar, with cats eager for spilled brown liquid.
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Annapolis
New York
Cata
Harald B. Dobbs
Internal Revenue
Tom
Dobba
Rheumatism Medicine Leads to Court Scolding
Allen McKay of St. Louis, Massachusetts, was arrested in a dazed state after drinking a bottle of rheumatism medicine containing 65 percent alcohol. He claimed ignorance of the alcohol content and told Judge Mix it killed the pain. He was fined five dollars plus costs.
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ST. Louis
Allen McKay
McKay
Mix
Tokyo Tram Strike Ends After Wage Increase
Tokyo reports an end to the tramcar strike as Carmen workers gain higher wages. The action disrupted service with taigyo speedups and damage claims, but the settlement now ends the stoppage and allows fares to rise.
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Tokyo
Py Mail
Carmen
Hama
Five in One Family Found Murdered in Massafra
London dispatch reports five members of the Tineli family killed in Massafra near Taranto amid a long-standing feud. Ex-soldier Giuseppe Tineli sustains twelve knife wounds. Two sons found decapitated, daughter at the bottom of a platter, and a one-year-old baby strangled.
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London
England
Massafra
Taranto
Guiseppe Tineli
Six Men Held in I W W Sweep by Anti-Radical Squad
Six alleged I W W members were arrested by the anti-radical squad in a south end city cleanup Tuesday night. They are being held pending federal investigation.
Plumbers Win Unannounced Wage Hike in Chicago
In Chicago on March 31 plumbers receive an, unnamed, wage increase from 1.00 to 1.25 dollars an hour after May. The raise is stated as automatic and not tied to a strike or negotiation.
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Chicago
County to hold public hearing on aviation field near city
Seattle residents are invited to a 1:30 p m Tuesday hearing by the county commissioners on acquiring a landing site for airplanes near the city. Petitioners seek a $400000 bond to buy 400 acres at Sand Point on Lake Washington, seen as the best local site by aviation experts. Chair Claude Ramaay says the board is not committed and wants input from taxpayers and civic groups backing the project.
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Lake Washington
Claude Co. Ramaay
Chamber of Commerce
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Transportation Club
Chicago Meat Cutters Strike Paralyzes Stockyards
Chicago's stockyards faced a near standstill as livestock handlers walked out over wage disputes. Dennis Lane, international secretary of the Meat Cutters' union, was to arrive to seek a settlement, while thousands of workers were sent home, halting production at packing plants.
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Chicago
Dennis Lane
Meat Cutters’ Union
Brother Isaiah Ordered to Use Soap in New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 31 the so called faith healer Brother Isaiah faces a state board of health charge for not washing his hands between layings on. He offers to use any soap prescribed and the incident has drawn local attention as crowds attend his sermons. The mayor and police have not acted further. Two boys provided the soap when a check was attempted. they fled when offered payment.
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New Orleans
Isaiah
State Board of Health
Oscar Dowling
Freed Indian scouts Oklahoma hills for his squaw and child
Muskogee Oklahoma March 31 Jack Teekahlanneesky Cherokee brave seeks his squaw and child in Spavinaw hills after prison transport from Vinita to Leavenworth 17 years ago for murder. Wolf aided whites in Night Hawks violence and Teekahlanneesky's case was brief in federal court. President Wilson pardoned him and he vanished into the eastern hills to search.
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Okla
Jack Teekahlanneesky
Oklahoma Hills
Teekahlanneesky
Ten Spot
Vinita
Leavenworth
Night Hawks
Wolf
Teekah
Federal District Court
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Wilson
Teelahlanneesky
Spavinaw Hills
Unborn Child Granted Legal Entity by Judge
In Omaha Judge W. G. Sears ruled the unborn child is a legal entity able to sue. The verdict quashed a demurrer by the traction company to a suit by Mrs. Leiblin on behalf of her child for pre natal injury in a street car accident. The baby, born later with a head lump, sought $50,000 claiming it was a regularly paid passenger under the free ride rule for children under five with a parent.
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Omaha
Neb
W. G. Sears
Sears
Miss Leiblin
John Leiblin
American Girls' Dress Criticised by Chicago Club
The Woodlawn Woman's club in Chicago condemned American girls attire as tasteless and extravagant after a meeting. Members decided that properly dressed models would showcase appropriate styles at a future event.
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Chicago
Woodlawn Woman's Club
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