Filibuster Ends But Bill Passage Blocked In Senate
Washington reports a Senate storm as a filibuster blocks passage of the deficiency measure worth 93 million dollars. The fight halts approval of veteran loans seed for farmers army funds and work program money. Some bills including postal rate changes and anti corruption probes were dropped amid tense sessions and calls to restore order.
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U S denies seeking recall of Mexican envoy
Acting Secretary Grew discloses that the United States has not demanded the recall of Mexican Ambassador to Mexico City. He says reports of a U S demand are unfounded and bases for such a claim are lacking.
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Hubby Gets Ten Lashes For Beating His Wife
In St Michaels Maryland on March 4 the punishment of ten lashes and 30 days in jail was handed down to Lev Donnelly 30 of Tilg man Talbot county for harsh beating of his wife. It marked the first flogging sentence of its kind in the county.
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Court battle looms over $1 million Scotch cargo
In San Francisco a government dispute with Canadian liquor exporters centers on the shipping seizure of the Federal ship carrying a $1,000,000 cargo of Scotch. Captain Stone claims coast guard actions were an act of war while the vessel sits under guard await further court action.
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Duel Fought in Mountain Near Molera Ranch
Cel Monthrey reports deputies and physicians rushed to Molera Ranch in mountain country after a duel between foreman Vout Georgh Curry, 48, and Andrew Wardlow, 64, left Wardlow dying and Curry in grave condition.
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Policeman Dies In Fire Rescue Attempt In New York
New York police officer Harry J Fayrell died trying to save a mother and her baby from a five story tenement blaze on Spring Street. Fire trapped occupants on upper floors as the officer and another policeman battled flames and smoke. The mother and child were found inside the burning building with severe injuries.
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Harry J. Fayrell
Bremen
Wirewen Meadow
Poet-Musician Faces Charges After Long Crime Spree
A jailed poet musician known for a broad criminal record appeared in court today to face an accusation. He allegedly confessed to multiple crimes including burglary and other offenses, claiming serial marriages and cynical attitudes toward women while describing past partners and relationships.
City Solicitations Law Quashed by Judge in Forrey Case
The city ordinance banning solicitation for auto tourist trade by hotels and garages was ruled void by Judge in the Vernon Forrey case. Forey, a local youth, faced charges under the ordinance and was twice arrested. his attorney, Edue D. Hartte, argued the language was not specific enough. City Attorney A. S. Mason proposed a nolle pros but the court ultimately voided the ordinance, drawing attention to alleged sponsorship by hotel and garage owners.
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Lida Morning Tt
Crime Court to End Today in Turmoil and Adjudications
The Tebruary term of court is to adjourn this afternoon, with most criminal dockets cleared aside from the Powell case. Several cases were nulled or postponed to May, while Alfred Knade, Howard Clopyar and James Cornell were paroled to appear Monday after recent guilty pleas to larceny of batteries. Mrs. Lethe Moats and Orvills Orcutt, tied to a halt car theft, face trial today as details emerge from Chambersburg. James Kearney, who defended himself, was found not guilty of non-support, amid a stormy domestic life and a $45 wedding gift controversy.
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Lethe Moats
Orvills Orcutt
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Guy
Chambersbdte
Orcutt
Hilon
Kearney
Wanong
No Objection To B. & C. Taking Over Railroad
Washington March 4 No objection to the project of the Dal Anjore and Ohio railroad to lease the Chiclannd Indianapolis and Western Railroad was found today in the Aviwt report of an examiner assigned to investigate the proposal. The Baltimore and Ohio purchased 96 per cent of the Cincinnati company and plans now to take the title of the Interco Basin and Ohio system for operation.
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Dal, Anjore & Ohio Railroad
Indianapolis and Western Railroad
Tony
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Baltimore and Ohta Hag
Cincinnati
Ant Caltes
Coolidge and Hindenberg Open US Germany Cable Talks
President Coolidge and German President Von Hindenberg greeted each other and expressed wishes for better understanding and goodwill as talks began across a new transatlantic cable linking the United States and Germany.
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Washington
United States
Coolidge
von Hindenberg
Germany
Tonopah Youths Claim Gold Ore Find Sparks Town Frenzy
Two 18 year old sons of miners arrived in Tonopah with a cache of ore valued at about 78,000 dollars, triggering a desert rush and widespread excitement as residents urged the boys to reveal the find location while staying tight lipped.
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Tonopah
Torlopal
Larceny Charge Against Two Men
Two men face larceny charges in Chambersburg for allegedly stealing the George Bricker automobile last May. Mart Markell and S. Kearne of Hagerstown are jailed after officers recovered the Bricker car following their arrest in Hagerstown. A third man, Slimm, tied to the case, has been missing since the death of James Smith in May.
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Chambersburg
Mart Markell -S.kearne
Fr A. Alvim
Hagerstown
George Bricker
Markell
Kearns
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Gout
Bricker
Slimm
James Smith
Simin
Johns Hopkins President Emeritus Dr Ira Reméen Ill
Caraigl reports Dr Ira Reméen 91 president emeritus of Johns Hopkins University is critically ill and resting today. Attending physicians are skeptical about his recovery.
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Ira Reméen
Johns Hopkins University
High School Student Dies By Own Action In Oakland
In Oakland Gal March a 16 year old high school student Blakely Dales Farrar died by self inflicted shooting. He reportedly acted after a bad conduct mark on his report card to spare his mother and sister from distress. Easter Shrader, arrested for transporting liquor, faces arraignment. The death is attributed to a broken heart by some friends while authorities cite medical cause. Faithful Harry served the city for 20 years before his death at 39.
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Plan to grant parole to pint peddlers in bootleg cases
Judge Frank G Wagaman announced in court this morning that bootleggers convicted during February term will be released on parole if they come forward to authorities with information about where their liquor came from. The offer targets the small fry, the pint pedlars, while pledging leniency to Diggs who pleaded guilty to a hallar indictment. The court aims to uncover higher level operators by encouraging admissions from offenders.
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Tura
Scott’ M. Wolfinger
Benny Diggs
Hallar
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Diggs
Bighar Opa
Nova Scotian Schooner Montclair Aground In Gale
A gale off Cape Cod sent the Nova Scotian schooner Montclair ashore. two crewmen died, three were in danger, and the breeches buoy transfer to shore failed as seas raged. coast guardsmen struggled to reach the vessel and its crew amid worsening conditions.
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Provincetown
Military Funeral for 110 Year Old Veteran
DAYTON March 4 Planpost 2 reports a military funeral for Ngele Bab Brown who died yesterday at the national military home at age 110. He was the only Mexican War veteran there, famed for his white hair, ready smile, and tales. He served in the Mexican War and the Army in the Civil War.
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Ngele Bab
Brown
National Military
Reversed Court in Lozzi Damage Case Hears New Trial
The State Court of Appeal reversed a local judgment in the Lozzi against Penoxytianin suit, ordering a new trial after the May term. Lozzi sought 10000 dollars for a car collision at West Washington Street crossing. The case originated from a 1925 incident involving a passing train.
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Annapolia
State Court of Appeal
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Richard I. Sweeney
Waring
Tor Lozal
Laszle
Washington Street
Cozzi
City Hall electrocutioners named for death penalty
Washington authorities switch to electrocution for executions but fail to provide executioners. A special meeting of city commissioners named four electrocutioners with the chief to receive 50 dollars and three assistants 25 dollars each for every execution.
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Thias
Prohibition Reform Act Signed By President Coolidge
President Coolidge signed a prohibition reorganization measure during closing hours, creating separate enforcement and customs bureaus in the Treasury Department and placing prohibition agents under civil service, amid a slate of bills.
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Washington
March
Coolidge
Prohibition Enforcement and Customs
Treasury Department
Coolidge to Sign Bills at Capitol in Congressional Session
President Coolidge left the White House with General Lord at 10 55 am heading to the capitol to sign bills at the opening of the congressional session accompanied by the director of the budget.
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Washington
General Lord
White House
Capitol
Sixth baby tragedy at Columbus Memorial Hospital
Chicago dispatch reports six babies exposed to boric acid during a distillation error at Columbus Memorial Hospital. Baby Robert Oliver Johnson, six days old, died, while Marjorie Elizabeth Gibbons, nine days old, was near death. Coroner Oscar Wolff prepared to exhume the first four infant remains.
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Golembus Memorial Hospital
Robert Oliver Johnson
Marjorie Elizabeth Gibbons
Oscar Wolff
No Verdict Reached On Daugherty
Federal court in New York reports a split verdict in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial. Miller found guilty of conspiracy, while Daugherty remains without a verdict. Miller faces up to two years and a $10,000 fine. sentence to be set, with an appeal anticipated.
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Thoras We Miller
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Daugharty
Daugherty
Miller
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Thomas W.miller
Coal Strike Tensions Rise Across Midwest Fields
Unclear text describes looming coal strike in midwest and pressure for a quick agreement. Mentions Ontario hills and Winpis water areas, miners and operators debating wage terms and production costs. References to West Virginia and Tennessee competition, postwar context, and potential wage adjustments.
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