Teapot Dome scandal probe to call Kendrick and ex governor
Wyoming senators and officials prepare for testimony in a government probe into the Teapot Dome lease affair. The investigation targets bribery and collusion surrounding the lease of an oil field tied to Albert Fall and the Teapot Dome company, with several witnesses expected today.
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Cheyenne, Wyo
Tamangs
Tease
Dal
Te Querior
Albert
F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oi Company
Natrona
Tatay
Ecasiona
United States
Jota Th. Kendrick
H. Brooke
Wyoming
Announicudl
Kent
Will Improve Light System in Williamsport Town Meeting
An announced follow up meeting of the Burgess with Carania residents on Monday night discussed improving the town lighting. New wires and poles will be placed where needed with additional work. Burgess Gower led the reelected commission with Mogars Conley Murray Mentzer and a reorganized board for the year. Norman Grove was reelected clerk and Arthur Miller treasurer.
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Willhamsport
Carania
Burgesa
Arthur Miller
Trewirer
Burgens Gower
Strela
G. Mid Nkant
BJ. Cantey Adehoard
G. Moftman
Sidawalks
Percy A. Murray
Marry C. Montzor
G. Arthur Miler
Government Workers Lose Jobs Across Agencies
Washington report states four hundred and fifty government workers were cut from the payroll today. The dismissals affected clerks in the Adjutant General and related offices amid adjustments tied to a soldiers bonus program and interdepartmental actions.
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Washington
Miroko
Adjutant General
Slain Man Says He Was Asked For A Match
CAMDEN N J March 11 Vincent Potalzio 25 of this city told police he shot John Walker 21 and two companions after they demanded a light and attacked him as they walked home. Potalzio said he ran, turned, and fired when he saw the trio closing in, ending the escape attempt.
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Camden
N. Jy
Vincent Potalzio
John Walker
Walker
Potalzio
Potallo
Kingdom Schaefer
B.C. Schaefer
Virginia Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Victor Miller
Motive Sought in Wounding of Knoxville Grocer
Detective notes reveal Homer Set from Key facing charged attack on Arthur A. Hartley, a Knoxville grocery store proprietor, wounded with bullets in the forehead and left shoulder. Hartley remains in critical condition at the hospital after the shooting, with Mrs Dettingburn recalling the sequence and an upstairs confrontation following an earlier house visit.
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Kutrounia
Arthur A. Hatrliytum
Knoxville
Sear Wevorten
Mresbrick Llogpital
Homer
Ehening Beltinghien
Ogburn
Dettingburn
Hla Wifa
Wostedra
Schrater
Detlingburn
Auto Damage Case In Court Tomorrow
Civil case resumes tomorrow as George Migun sues Nantel Minnes cattle dealer near Doonkhoro for 4000 in damages. The scene includes a May 17 collision on Ponkatown Pike near Unis city, detailing a badly damaged auto and ongoing repairs. Attorneys J Lloyd Warshean Kiggens and John Wagnman represent the plaintiff, with Rev Walter Byron Stahl delivering a Lent sermon in Baltimore. Dr Steh returns to Hagoratown today.
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Orbin
Init
George Mig UN
Nantel W
J. Lloyd Warshean
Popreberel Kiggens
John Wagnman
Ay Manges
City
Walter Byron Stahl
D. D
Miners Win Higher Wages in Anthracite Industry
Hayehlton Va March 11 A far reaching decision by the anthracite board of conciliation, led by umpire Charlton P. Nell, awards higher pay for workers assigned to specific duties. The ruling states wage scales must reflect the exact job performed, with higher rates for more demanding tasks and lower rates for lighter duties. The decision applies to miners who have split their time between distinct classes of work, clarifying compensation under the one act governing duties.
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Hayehlton
Uma
Charlton P. Nelll
New Victim of Broadway Gem Robbers
New York police chase leads on clued suspects after Fay Perking is trailed to her apartment and assaulted. She was robbed of Jawela valued at 40 000 dollars as three men targeted women in a series of gem thefts titled Broadway Tuttersies.
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New York
Dot Ming
Louisa Lawson
Broadway
Jewel
Fay Perking
Ahore
Baten
Jawela
Cuban shoots child, turns gun on self in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn a man named Cortallers shot and killed Limnell, wounded 10 year old Katherina Parping, daughter of its landlord, after neighbors warned him to move due to interest in the child. The girl survived two grazing shots to the forehead and is expected to recover.
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New York
March de Willedn Cortallers A Porteillean
Limnell Totay
Brooklyn
Katherina Par Ping
Corallera
Lin Atentions
Ebert Burial Cost Fortune Charge Made
The Prussian Diet was thrown into an uproar today when a deputy asserted the funeral of President Ebert cost Rofo 2,000,000 marks or 760,000 dollars. Deputies shouted and the session adjourned amid tumult as the claim sparked harsh exchanges.
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Derlin
Maret A
Dilot
Huerlita
Ebert
Witc
Shot Wife Then He's Killed By Father-in-Law
Clyde Porter and his wife Slohe were shot and killed in a family quarrel in Sedalia Missouri. Porter’s father, Howard J. Rotter, surrendered to authorities after the double slaying. The incident follows a dispute over an orchard fire and damages claim against Lin Eldrligo Dairy Company for injuries from a hay bale collision while riding a bicycle.
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Sedalia
Clyde Porter
Slohe
Jong
John Zinn
Partor
KiMng Porter
Pho
Thea Unit
J. Koliver
Ir. i
Howard J. Rottor
Lin Eldrligo Dairy Company
Bas Bop
Famous trial nears close amid courtroom glare
Chicago March 11. Mrs Kelen Ellward Stokes prepared to testify in the trial of her elderly wealthy husband William E F Stokes. She denies interrelations with cousin Hal Liping of Maywood and disputes Stokes story of a New York separation on New Year’s Eve 1919. The defense may block her testimony on lines of character while arguing against proving Stokes guilty.
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Chicago
Kelen Ellward Stokes
William Ef, Ty, Stoker
Hal LiNig
Maywood
Ott
Chiraty
Denver
Stokes
Former shop employees sue Western Maryland Rail
Seventy six former Western Maryland shop workers filed wage suit against the Stairway Company, claiming back wages after a 1921 agreement led to chair positions being abolished and work shifted to Dickson Construction. Total claims approach 400000 dollars with planned actions in other towns.
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Maryhind
Cumberland
Ole
Actorstown
Slop
Maryland
J. Cleveland Cries
Grice
Federated Shop Crafts
Ite
Dickson Construction and Repair Company
Stairway
Peace Looms in Morocco Amid Tribal Tensions
London dispatch reports Morocco's tribes under Abdel Krim move toward deescalation as Spain seeks a warlike stance. General Primo Rivera, head of the military directory, is traveling to Totnes to discuss peace talks and a potential armistice.
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London
Teace
Morocco
Abdel Krim
Ravels
Spain
Masked man attacks pastor's wife in Moosic parsonage
Police scour the hills near Borantam seeking a tall masked assailant who entered the Moosic Methodist Church parsonage and tied up Mrs W S Miler. She was beaten and left unconscious after the intruder demanded the location of two children and threatened to dynamite the building. Pastor Trav Weatey Miler was away at a trustees meeting. The attack left Mrs Miler in serious condition from nervous shock.
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State
Facat
Monastind
Moosic Alvatulles
Methodiial
Moosic
W. S. Miler
Trav. Weatey Milter
Watt
Mra. Miler
Aho
Tha Rey
Miler
Mra
Ball Club Directors May Resign Posts
A special meeting of the Mageratown Baseball Association board is called this afternoon to address momentous business. Directors reportedly plan to resign in favor of Harry Bester, current vice president, after Guider’s possible move. The Hagora town club staged a failed fundraiser show last week, losing thousands and leaving the club financially strained. Fans have largely refused to support the current officers as the season looms without funds.
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Mageratown Baseball Association
J. Maurlea
Guider
Ake
Hagora
David
Saveral
Housand
Mollara
Progresa
Ibla
Five Killed in Bad Crash at Michigan Crossing
Bowagiag Michigan March 11 five youths died in a grade crossing collision between their car and a manifest passenger train. The impact hurled debris up to 800 feet along the track as authorities reported the grim toll and injuries.
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Bowagiag
Mich
Jean Pentral
Six Prisoners Sentenced to Penitentiary in Morning Dockets
Six prisoners were taken to the penitentiary after sentencing by Judge Wagaman this morning. The group includes Lalter Mopwood, former prohibition agent, two years. John Tate alias Wilton Tiatt, three years. Clinton Raughman, eighteen months. Harry Wires, eighteen months. Johnny Stevens, two years. and Willis Rabson, two years.
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Wagaman
Lalter Mopwood
John Tate
Wilton Tiatt
Volkes Sentenced to Ninety Days in City Jail
Volkes I Valles a bond broker formerly of Hagerstown was sentenced to three months in Baltimore City jail by Judge Harry Duffy after conviction for baiting jewelry. seven conspirators charged with defrauding stock purchasers face trial next Tuesday as State's Attorney Herbert R. O'Connor signs on. Suman of Keedyville, previously in Cumberland, is reported slightly better.
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Suntheal I. Valles
Nagerstown
Baltimore City
Duidge Harry Duffy
Volkes
Naxl ‘Ucuday
Alemed Alock Awvilles Stowlog
Maryhlund Steel Rolling Company
Tidawater Steel Corporation
Volken
Herbert R. O'Connor
Lila
Werman M. Moser
O'Conor
President Coolidge Faces Senate Rejection Over Attorney General
Washington reports President Coolidge contemplates options after the Senate rejected a cabinet pick for the Attorney General post. Possible moves include re-submitting Warren, delaying with a recess appointment, or selecting a new candidate, amid ongoing White House uncertainty.
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Coolidge
Yen
White House
Wateon
Thollina
Reed
Monnsyly Lik
Willaworth
New York
Sool
Utah
Moses
New Hampshire
Charles B. Warren
Mishgin
Senate
Amlessy Johanan Masauferel
Tha White Howse
Modified Dry Law Passes Amid Emerging Proposals
In Ilarriseing Virginia March the law and order committee reported a dry law measure with amendments. The bill seeks exemptions for wholesale grocers and manufacturers, with new record keeping mandates and a carve out for certain textile and chemical makers. The act aims to regulate commerce and enforce compliance through updated licensing procedures.
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Ilarriseing
Anil
Yoko
Alcatel
Man's Heart Taken Out and Sewed Up Alive
Marek Lt.-Adam Withiania, 21, survived a surgery in Pittsburgh after his heart was removed and replaced by a surgeon. The operation involved removing the heart, restoring it, and reinserting it while he remained alive, with officials and the surgeon citing a successful outcome.
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Marek
Adam Withiania
Wan
Willaans
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