Senate probe roils as Daugherty linked to Teapot Dome rumors
Turmoil in the senate as lawmakers question Attorney General Daugherty amid Teapot Dome style allegations. Burns clashes with Senator Walsh over independent inquiry while testimony ties McLean to confidential bureau code and Mrs Duckstein to department communications.
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Walsh
Bureau
Teapot Dome
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Doheny
Harry M. Daughery
McLean
Department of Justice
Duckstein
Department
Senator Walsh
BE. L. Cohen
Montana
W. F Friedman
Army
Washington
Foreign News Nuggets and Marital Plans
Ten men and a fascist target were wounded as a hostile crowd attacked the Black community during a march. Caliph head of the Ottoman faith must leave Turkey within 48 hours under a National Assembly bill. Mustapha Kemal Pasha sought execution for women of the household. Miss Irish Cutting and Marchese Antonio Origio wed at Vila Medici near Florence.
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Caliph
Heid
Vwo
Turkey
National Assembly
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Rowe
Irish Cutting
Bayard Cutting
New York
Marchese
Antonio Origio
Vila Medici
Florence
Marks of Prison Illness Seen in Gandhi Face
The first photograph taken since Gandhi’s release shows the effects of illness linked to his time in prison during the Non-cooperation movement against British rule in India. The release followed pressure from the Labour movement in Great Britain.
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Gandhi
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Welton Resigns From City School For Longwood Post
Louis E Welton chemistry instructor at the high school asked the board to release him for the rest of the year so he could take a job at Longwood high school in Cleveland The board debated the request and agreed to accept his resignation effective April first Supt Shelton said his position could be filled for the balance of the year Welton also served as athletic director at Elyria high.
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Louis E. Welton
Board of Education
Longwood High School
Cleveland
Pr. F. M. Shelton
Welton
Shelton
Elyria High
F R Jones
Eastern Heights
Ohio Public Service Co
James C. Smith
Foster Avenue
Bond
Madison
Sewer Committee
Smith
Half Way House
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Hewitt
Penfield Junction
Veterans Seek Damages Over Alleged Fake Raid in Wellsville
Corporal Dan Duty Post Number 182 veterans sue mayor James Barnes Sr John H Fultz three patrolmen and three sureties in Lisbon common pleas court for 2500 damages after a January 7 gambling raid at their club rooms. They claim the raiders conspired to falsely accuse them and damaged property.
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Wellsville
Ohio
James S. Barnes
John H. Fultz
Common Pleas Court
Lisbon
Dan
Ewservice
Shem
Moisor Barnes
Harris Case Argued New York Marriage Annulment Suit
Final evidence in Beverly D. Harris former National City Bank vice president suit to annul his marriage to Eleanor Elsine Lee, a southern beauty, was presented to the jury as counsel began summing up.
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New York
Beverly D. Harris
The
National City Bank
Eleanor Elsine
Lee
State Board Presses for Water Work Filtration Expert
The State Board of Health urged the city to appoint a filtration superintendent and chemist after a plant visit on February 6. City tests showed typhoid bacilli and phenol traces. the board maintained current plans required skilled water works staff. Council debated cost and political implications, deferring action to the water and fire committee.
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State Board
E. G. Curtice
Water Works
Miller
Rawson
Jones
Howells
James Hewitt
Mrs Libbie Kress Dies In Amherst At 56
Mrs Libbie Kress aged 56 died this afternoon at 12 20 at the home of her daughter Mrs Paul Meitzke in Amherst heart trouble listed as cause of death. She is survived by one daughter who lived with her and was active in the Stone church Missionary Society. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Amherst
Libbie Kress
Paul Meitzke
Stone Church
Missionary Society
Russo Romanian Peace Meet Opens Soon in Vienna
Moscow reports a Russo Romanian peace conference will open in Vienna. M Krestinsky, Soviet envoy at Berlin, named chairman of the Russian delegation. Russia and Roumania have clashed since the Great War, with the Roumanians seizing Bessarabia province and war nearly breaking out several times.
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Vienna
M = Krestinsky
Berlin
Bene
Russia
Roumania
Ruesian
Bessarobe
Belasco to Close Four Shows Amid Equity Dispute
In New York on March 4, David Belasco announced closing four of his productions following a clash with the Actors Equity Association. Chorus girls may abandon fur coats and dine at Childs instead of the Palais Royal as the strike disrupts options for non union and union performers.
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New York
Childs
Palais Royal
David Belasco
Actas Equity Association
Gas stove blast injures watchman in Columbus store
John Gibson, watchman for J S Maclean & Sons furniture, was blown through the front door by a gas stove explosion on West Spring street. He suffered burns to his face and hands.
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Coltmbus
John Gibson
J S. Maclean & Sons
Furnture
West Spring Street
Morocco Rebels Attack Cruiser Catalone
Rebellious tribesmen in Morocco press a violent offensive across a wide stretch of the front. A shell from a Moroccan battery struck the Spanish cruiser Catalana, killing the captain and two sailors and wounding ten others. Reinforcements are being rushed to Morocco to support the defense.
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Marten
Morocco
Mel- Ula Toaay
Morocvso
Catalone Klling
Capasa
Sroer
Ciaw
Algeciras
Lorain Club Talk On City Government Set
Mant 4 Peter Wit from Cleveland will address the Lion's Club at a noon luncheon on Sunday. Wit is described as an experienced expert on city government and will discuss municipal concerns.
Auto Injury Report from Lorain
Otto Bar sop was badly injured in an auto strike at the corner of EF 80th and 29th streets. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital and is expected to recover.
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Lorain
Otto Barsop
Ati Rile
29Th Street
S' Joseph's Hospital
Wasil Lapinsae seeks divorce from Katie Gipinski
Wasil Lapinsae of Loran files for divorce claiming Katie Gipinski abandoned him and now lives in Cleveland with ADeiekmal. The petition requests dissolution of marriage and related relief.
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Wasil Lapinsae
Loran
Katie Gipinski
Cleveland
Adeiekmal
Groesbeck Seen as Possible U S Attorney General Pick
Washington speculates Governor Alex J. Groesbeck of Michigan could be appointed attorney general if Harry Daugherty resigns. The Michigan executive has been linked to a cabinet post in multiple mentions by observers noting a summons from President Coolidge.
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Phin
Daugherty
Fnclair
Laterse
Washington
Alex J. Groesbeck
Michigan
Calvin Coolidge
Groesbeck
United States
Arry Daugherty
Steubenville Murder Arrest Ties Local Resident to Shooting
Steubenville police arrest 93 year old Alex Habasham at Weirton Steel for the shooting of Frank Kalnowski on his porch. Kalnowski died from a bullet to the heart after answering a knock at his door. Habasham reportedly confesses. motive not disclosed. Police also report a dramatic gun battle during a raid on Laza Radzeh’s Serbian residence leaving officers wounded and civilians terrified.
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Steubenville
Alex Habasham
Weirton Steel Co
Weirton
W. Va
Eary
Habasham
Frank Kalnowski
Kalnowski
Habbasham
Doom
Christman
Chartered Discount Co In Receivership Declares Assets
The company was placed in receivership. Assets and liabilities are stated, with the official court declaration noting specific financial figures as of February. The proceeding names involved parties and situates the action within the United States court system.
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Sier
Westentiver
United States
Injured Worker Found After Van Incident
An officer patrolling West River on Friday found Frank Kortiman injured near the Dani v Poannt ugvooon plant. Kortiman reportedly injured his back during a heavy casting incident and was unable to call for help until the officer arrived. He was transported to West Fifteenth Street come on.
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Willie Officer Brown
Dani v
Earthquake Strikes Costa Rica Causing Heavy Damage
Information from March 4 reports a violent Costa Rica earthquake with heavy loss of life feared in San Jose and major damage at Punta Arenas. Telegraph lines failed, hindering communications as tremors began at 5 14 a m and continued past 7 a m. A Georgetown University seismograph logged an unusually severe quake about 2100 miles south of Washington.
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Buenos Aires
Costa Rica
San Jose
Punta Arenas
Washington
Tondorff
Georgeown
South America
Grew Named to Succeed Phillips in State Department
March 4 report states Josph C. Grew, current minister to Switzerland and un official observer at European conferences, was chosen by President Coolidge to be under secretary of state. Phillips nominated as Ambassador to Belgium. Also notes a Martins Ferry incident where John Justice was jailed after being found drunk with an alarm clock in his pocket to wake for work.
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Washington
Josph C. Grew
Switzerland
Coolidge
Phillips
Belgium
Martins Ferry
John Justicé
Justics
Justice
Toradin Maw Attacks Brownheedmarner Reported by Sheriff
Sheriff Anderbs was called to Lake Road to a report that an alien man refused to leave the Chew Hahn home and struck Myn. John Balko of Lorain was arrested and brought before Justice George for drunkenness. The sentence was deferred until later this afternoon.
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Lake Road
Chew Hahn
John Balko
Lorain
Banta Cel
George
Shortage of 12000 Found in Yorkhaven State Bank
York Pa March 4. A shortage of 12000 dollars has been found in the Yorkhaven state bank accounts. Bank officers admitted the shortage this afternoon. John Whistler the cashier has been arrested in connection with the discrepancy.
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York, Pa
Yorkhaven State Bank
John Whistler
Prosecution of Congressmen Planned in Veterans Bureau Case
The Senate committee recommended to the special assistant attorney general Crim prosecutions in federal courts for two unnamed congressmen linked to the veterans bureau scandal. Evidence cited from a Chicago grand jury inquiry that led to the Forbes indictment.
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Wastington
Veterans Bureau
Crim
Senate
Bureau
Chicago
Charles R. Forbes
Lorain Murder Trial Begins in Courtroom One
Teo Wrugh charged with first degree murder in the Lorain case with Lacey shot as he neared a gondola car in Nickia Plate yards. Judge W B Thompson presided as jurors and witnesses gathered, the day focused on jury selection.
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Teo
Jack Laver
Nickle Place
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Wrugh
Lacey
Nickia Plate
Missouri Faces GOP Landslide Driven by Democrat Split
Washington dispatch reports Gov. Arthur M. Hyde forecasting a Republican landslide in Missouri due to factional conflict between Senator James A. Reed and William Gibbs McAdoo within the Democratic party. Hyde cites the intra party feud as key to voter shifts ahead of the election.
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Missouri
James A. Reed
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