Impeachment Effort Against A. G. Daugherty Faces House Setback
Republican leaders block a floor vote on Rep Keller's resolution calling for formal impeachment of Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty. Keller's charges accuse Daugherty of abridging free speech and press and abusing his office to override constitutional duties.
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Laurence M. Benedict
Washington
Daugherty
House
Representa Keller
Minnesota
Keller
Gillett
Mondell
Houses
Judiciary Committee
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
The
Government Wins First Injunction Battle In Shopmen Case
In Chicago federal court Judge James H. Wilkerson refused shop union attorney Ronald Richberg’s bid toSpew arguments first on dismissal of the Daugherty injunction. The temporary restraining order issued earlier stands as the government forces claim a victory in the ongoing shopmen vs railroad dispute.
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Charles R. Lynch
Chicago
Daugherty
James H. Wilkerson
Ronald Richberg
Richberg
Mrs. Harding Postponement Triggers White House Update
A bulletin from Brigadier General Sawyer reports Mrs. Harding’s condition shows gradual improvement after a serious illness. President Harding and family members, including Will Hays, appear cheerful as doctors consider further steps, while outside sympathy and prayers mount.
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Washington
Sawyer
Harding
United Preas
White House
Will H. Hays
Hays
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Dr. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
C. Eb, Sawyer
Joel Boone
Thousand Rescued From Wrecked Ship Hammonia Sinking
The Hamburg American liner Hammonia with 1000 aboard sank off the Spain coast Saturday and all passengers and crew were rescued, officials reported today in London.
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London
Hammonia
Hamburg
Inez
Spain
Three Posses Hunt Beasts Man Near Schneider's Prairie
Three heavily armed posses scour wooded areas in Southwestern Washington hunting the so called fiend of Schneiders Prairie who attacked Mrs. O Hara and her four daughters and a neighbor boy for four hours. Authorities report searches by soldiers deputies and volunteers around Camp Lewis the Nisqually river and near Olympia with more than 200 Thurston county residents involved. A possible sighting near the Puyallup road and a man matching the description prompted continued manhunt efforts and fingerprint work by IL May, a Seattle detective, who examined the O Hara home.
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Tacoma
Washington
Schneider’s Prairie
Harry O'Hara
Joe Dobson
Olympia
Shelton
Aesverate Tenacy
Weatbo Bridge
Tauadron
Dalen
Tamale
Pierce County
Puyallup Road
Oyeter Bay
Seattle
O'Hara
Young Gunman Confessed Gang Involving Four Others
Edward Guest, 15, wounded in the abdomen at his home while Jack Fithian, 14, is held as the alleged shooter. Fithian admitted forming a six boy juvenile gang with past robberies. he said the group wore masks and carried stolen revolvers. He claimed a 22 year old led the gang and that holdups were done in pairs.
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Edward Guest
Jack Fithian
Guest
W. Myrtie St
BE. L. Hedges
Fithian
Captain Hedges
Edward
16Th Ave. &. W
Fithin
15Th Ave
Sugar Pine fire razes town and mill in Madera County
Fire swept Sugar Pine and the Madera Sugar Pine Lumber mill, destroying the town and timber in Madera County. Estimates put damage at about 2 million dollars as lines and communications were cut and volunteers were summoned from surrounding areas.
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Madera
Cal
Sugar Pine Lumber Company
Sugar Pine
Madera County
Fight for Lodge Seat Nearing End in Massachusetts
Boston Sept 11 Sen Henry Cabot Lodge nears renomination as Mass voters choose between Lodge and Joseph C Walker who pushes league of nations pro bipop stance and pro prohibition. Democratic primaries present four contenders Col William A Gaston Sherman L Whipple John Jackson Walsh and Prof Dallar Lovee Sharp.
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Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Joseph CC. Walker
Lodge
League of Nations
Col
William A. Gaston
Sherman L. Whipple
John Jackson Walsh
Dallar Lovee Sharp
Turko-Greek Clash Strikes Constantinople and Smyrna
Turko-Greek clashes erupt in Constantinople's Pera district as Turks pillage and burn shops. Greek army remnants march through streets while Venizelos seeks return. Foreign powers guard Smyrna as Mustapha Kemal advances into the region.
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Constantine
Greece
Athena
Kemal
United States
Smyrna
Mustapha Kemal
Rescue Crews Enter Third Week at Argonaut Mine
Rescue workers near the end of a third week in the Argonaut gold mine disaster aim to reach 47 trapped miners. In footage this morning the 3,900 foot crew holds the lead as they clear drift toward the rock face, the last barrier before reaching the men.
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Jackson
Cal
Argonaut
Altho
Moving Church, Man Dies Under Roller
Funeral arrangements were under way for C. D. Maxwell a 47 year old Forks grocer killed when he was caught under a roller during the move of a Congregational church to a new site on Sunday in Forks Washington.
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Forks
Wash
C. D. Maxwell
Forks Grocer
Congregational Church
Girl's Story Unshaken by Prosecutor
Clara Skarin arrives in Seattle to face a murder charge against Ferdinand Hochbrunn. She remains calm, repeats her account to prosecutors, and declares she will tell her story regardless of legal counsel. The prosecutor questions possible accomplice details, while the detective notes her composure and adherence to her narrative.
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Clara Skarin
Robert Bastien
Bermann
Seattle
Clara
Ferdinand Hochbrunn
Miss Skerin
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