Shipping plan blocked amid AG ruling delay
A bid to postpone selling five ships in the San Francisco Orient service to Dollar lines was halted by the Washington Shipping Board. The report catalogs economic and regulatory developments from Washington including labor unrest in West Virginia coal fields and a government survey on farming and co operatives.
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Shipping Board
Dollar Lines
Washington
West Virginia
Shipping Board At
San Francisco Orient Service
Dollar Steamship Interests
Felicia Gizycka Weds Drew Pearson in California
Leonora Felicia Gizycka, great granddaughter of Joseph Medill and tied to the Chicago Tribune fortune, married Drew Pearson of Swarthmore, Pa. in Long Beach California. The wedding follows a dramatic custody history, with Felicia abandoning a Wyoming ranch life for journalism and waitress work before her Washington relatives planned a debut. The couple will honeymoon in California then move to Washington.
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Leonora Felicia Gizycka
Joseph Medill
Chicago Tribune
Drew Pearson
Paul Martin Pearson
Swarthmore
Long Beach
Cal
Eleanor Patterson
Chicago
Joseph Grzycka
Felicia
Poland
Europe
Czar
Russia
Washington
Wyoming
San Diego
Marion Martin
California
Is This Murder by Germ Inoculation In McClintock Case
Chicago case indicts William D. Shepherd and Dr Charles Faiman for murdering William N. McClintock by typhoid germ inoculation. Faiman reportedly confessed giving germs to Shepherd who allegedly passed them to Billy McClintock. Shepherd denies the charges amid a shifting fortune saga and long legal fight.
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McClintock
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Charles
Faiman
William N. McClintock
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Billy
Sh Rdaiei
Isabelle Pope
Oscar Olson
U.d
Harry Olson
Chicago Municipal Court
Matsudaira Brings Message of Peace to U S
Matsudaira the new Japanese ambassador has presented credentials in Washington and is welcomed warmly in San Francisco and Chicago. He comes from a historic Japanese family, speaks English, and served as secretary general of the delegation to the Washington arms conference. He emphasizes a mission of peace and friendship and urges amicable settlement of differences through mutual good will. He succeeds Masanao Hanihara, whose stance was less conciliatory.
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Matsudaira
Washington
San Francisco
Chicago
Japan
Europe
Pacific
America
United States
Mets
Masanao Hanihara
Governor Donahey Vetoes McDonald Tax Bill and Rubenstein Measure
Ohio Governor A V Donahey vetoes the McDonald tax bill proposing state wide real estate reappraisal. He cites cost and higher taxes and argues counties already handle reappraisals. He also vetoes the Rubenstein bill allowing county probation departments and warns it could widen local administration and create abuses.
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OV. A. V. Donahey
McDonald
Ohio
Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County
Rubenstein
Donahey
Paradise
Buckeye Briefs Roundup of Ohio News Items
State wide notes cover railroad layoffs at Middleport car repair shop. A Sandusky woman Ida Dehenel dies by hanging after mother’s death. Civil War veterans Silas Pritchett Jacob Disler and John B. Jones die in Sandusky and Tuscarawas. Elyria opens a new New York Central depot praised as finest between Cleveland and Chicago. Ohio apiary inspectors call for queen bee inspections before April 1. Akron plans cut running time for interurban line to improve Cleveland link. Marysville teen killed when thrown from a runaway wagon. Washington New Hampshire searches for J D Dundon missing farmer. Three violators fined 2500 for liquor transport in Washington. Canton buys land for state armory with 130000 funding. Hamilton truck crashes into water killing two. Koppe guilty on one count in embezzlement case. Youngstown Beatrice Matson injured in auto crash. Toledo university supports Dr Dowd’s leadership. Ohio legislature totals 206 measures before recess amid motor vehicle and monument care bills and prohibition enforcement. Governor sign s emergency tax bill aiding cities and weak school districts. Cincinnati Mary Loop sentenced to life for second degree murder. Springfield John and Ida Bircher found shot dead in home. Niles Atlas China Co fire cripples plant, 354 workers affected. Cincinnati robbers blow safe at Oswald & Taube Co stealing 10000 in cash securities and jewelry.
Fechet to succeed Mitchell as assistant chief of army air service
Lieut. Col. James Edmond Fechet will leave Kelly Field to become assistant chief of the army air service succeeding Brig. Gen. William Mitchell. A 47 year old cavalryman turned air service officer, Fechet rose from private in the Spanish American War to lieutenant colonel and will hold the post for four years with brigadier general relative rank.
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War Department
Washington
William A. Mitchell
Eighth Army Corps Area
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Army Air Service
James Edmond Fechet
Kelly Field
William Mitchell
Air Service
Fechet
Edmond Gustave Fechet
Antietam
Eugene C. Fechet
Sianal
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William Sansom
Congress
Theodore Brentano
Budapest
Martin
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New York
Webb
Charles H. Duell
Lillian Gish
Julian W. Mack
Duell
Dodge Automobile Company
Detroit
York Bankers
Dillon, Read & Co
Cen Wee
Yailroad
Sparks
Pelp
Wimgell
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San Pedro
Internal Revenue
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Bronx
Charles M. Moderwell
Board of Education of Chicago
Freeman Coal Company of Chicago
Sullivan
Fred.a. Burton
Frederick A. Cook
Fort Worth
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Blair & Co., Inc
Chase Securities Corporation
Hdward L. Doheny
Doheny
Ralph ©. Manning
Dupage County
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Coast Guard
Mojave
Massachusetts State Commission On the
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Colorado Beet
Great Western Sugar Company
Bear Ribs
President Coolidge
Kenel District
North Dakota
Department of Justice
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Oneida Indiana Reservation
Andrew B. Dougherty
Michigan
Frederick Roy Martin
Associated Press
Henry King
Kingsville
Marion Talbot
University of Chicago
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North
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Santos
Reichswehr
Weser
Lord Balfour
Hebrew University
Mount Scopus
Jerusalem
Yaroslav District Court of
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Felicia Gizycka
Gov. Donahey
Buckeye State
Columbus
Buckeye
Middleport
Sandusky
Ida Dehenel
Soldiers’ Home
Silas
Pritchett
Gallipolis
Jacob Disler
Tiffin
John B. Jones
Tuscarawas County
Fine Railroad
Elyria
Harry Hinkson
New York Central
Cleveland
Department of Agriculture
Akron
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Marysville
Carroll Shirk
Liberty Township
Washington, D. H
J. D. Dundon
Farmer
Jerry Powell
Robert Stull
Lestertewart
Waverly
Allen
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
General Assembly
Hamilton
William H. Hipple
Germantown
William Leisse
Miamisburg
Logan
F. A. Koppe
Prosecutir
Eugene Wright
Youngstown
Beatrice Matson
Pittsburg
George Franklin
Toledo
Toledo University
John W. Dowd
A. Monroe Stowe
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Williams
Goy
Charles H. Lewis
Harry D. Silver
Cincinnati
Mary Loop
Marysville Reformatory
Jacob Loop
Dee
Loop
Springfield
John Bircher
Ida B. Bircher
Theodore Schaefer
Bircher
Samuel Gainer
Niles
Atlas China Co
A. O
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Yeggs Rifle
Oswald & Taube Co
Fecht
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