Trial of W E Bud Myers on bribery charge in Cleveland
The case against W E Bud Myers former deputy sheriff and court official lies in circuit court detailing bribery claims connected to juror actions. Other defendants including Ed Amrock Jr Tom Cleveland and Darron Wood face related charges as prosecutors warn of payoffs for favorable outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obert Johnson
Cleveland
W. E
Bud) Myers
Myers
John
Ed‘Amrock, Jr
Darron
Wood
Johnson
Yes
Hamilton Dauphine
Mithey Sullivan
Sullivan
Mau- Bit Co
Forchheimer
Foreman
George L. Seibert
Edward Jervey
Godfrey Henry Straud
George C. Gaillard
Herbert S. Solberg
Sidney B. Simon
Joseph A. McPhillips
James P. Moreland
Ashby R. Martin
Murray W. Dunlap
Chamberlain
Francis J. Inge
Tom Cleveland
Senate wrangle over Daugherty hearing erupts in courtlike clash
A heated Senate hearing turns into a verbal brawl as Senator Ashurst and others denounce attempts to smear the late Mr Harriman and Mrs Stinson while allegations surface of big oil influence and paid support for President Harding. Jennings testifies that a million dollars funded Harding’s nomination and names Hamon and Penrose as key figures with ties to Will Hays and Daugherty. The exchange grows tense as Brookhart and Chamberlain clash with Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ashury
Ashurst
Daugherty
Wheeler
Chamberlain
Howland
Mrs. Stinson
Brookhart
Stlingon
Washington
Jennings
Jake L. Mennt
Harding
United States
Hind
Pony
Bob
Will ‘Hays
Deni”Mer
Hannon
Penrose
Wl Hays
Harry
Southern Public Health Laboratory Association meeting opens with banquet
The fourth annual meeting starts at 6 30 tonight at the Battle House with a banquet headlined by Dr S T Darling of the International Board of Health. He will discuss Sanitary Control in the Canal Zone and is noted for anti yellow fever work and Panama Canal health projects.
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Southern Public Health Laboratory Association
Battle House
S. T. Darling
International Board of Health
County Board of Health
Darling
Canal
South
Court records recount three shootings and a flimflam case
In a Dakota court a man claimed self defense after a shooting at Claude Wiltia 859 Pettus Street with three shots fired during a disturbance. A separate case involved Robert Mobley a suspected flimflam artist arraigned on a general charge with bond set at 1000. He allegedly stole 44.10 from W Williams of Whistler and faces further police inquiries.
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Claude Wiltia
Pettus Stréet
Bkecota
Comenaiins
Epic
Robert Mobley
Negro
W. R. Willian
Whistler
Recorder's Court
Bainete
Mobley
Willia
Williame
Abley
Plant wizard Severo entrusts $100000 creation to state gardens
Marc Et Severo, famed as a plant wizard, has offered his $100000 creation to lifortiia for wall and scientific purposes. The University of California board may take over the gardens, seeking scientific value over commercial profit.
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Marc Et Severo
Lifortiia
Burbank
Railroad loses demurrage claim ruling on unloading time
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that a local shipper need not pay a $1078 demurrage bill after a dispute over free unloading time. It said two days were allowed for coastwise unloading, while foreign bound ships received seven days since March 4, limiting demurrage charges. The case returns to dispute resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commision
Chamber of
Media Railroad
Middleton Charged With Owning Still
Middleton charged with possession of a still had a hearing before U S Commissioner J Burgett and was bound over to the grand jury under a thousand dollar bond. He did not testify and no evidence was offered. Commissioner Burgett noted prior similar urging against him.
Sports Writers Cover Camp Activities in St Louis
Frank Smith of the Chicago Tribune and Thomas F. Meakey of the Universal News are in the city to cover the St Louis team training camp at the Mith Viewperk facility. They arrived after traveling from Sara-.
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Frank Smith
The
Chicago Tribune
Univer. News Ice
St. Louis
Ner
Memith Tiewertiakr
Sara
Weather Outlook: Mild Temperatures With Patchy Clouds
A weather forecast predicts tomorrow will be mild with cloudy skies tonight. Overnight temperatures will dip to a low as the day ahead stays mild.
Weather Summary for Washington March 27
A fragment reports unsettled weather with mild temperatures expected Friday. It mentions clouds and a chance of light showers though details are unclear and some words are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alacps
Dovan Lisboa Rammed After 62 Day Voyage to Grangemouth
The Norwegian bark Dovan Lisboa, a Swedish iron sailing vessel, arrived at Grangemouth after a 62 day voyage from Mobile and was rammed by a British steamer in the harbor, tearing away the upper bow. The ship, built in Sweden, carried lumber under Captain Johnson with a crew of Swedes and Norwegians recruited in Mobile. It is expected to be scrapped by buyers who also own the Eova Rio, another Norwegian bark. Alexandria’s fate remains undetermined.
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Dovan Lisboa
Grangemouth
Scotland
Fpcording
Dora Lisboa
Lisbon
Johnson
Mobile
Lisboa
England
Alexandria
Four Suits Filed As Result of Auto Accidents Here
J B Meredith sues W M Johnston and Johnston Coal for 7500 damages claiming injuries from a crash with Andrew Murphy on January 23 at Government and Charles. John Milham 14 sues Yellow Cab Co for 2000 alleging bicycle accident on January 14 near Government and Warren. Lula Hendrix seeks 500 from ac Nelson for injuries from a February 27 auto strike. Thomas F Harrison and Annie M Harrison noted as in suits for 750 against M C Wilcox alleging auto injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Meredith
W. M. Johnston, Jr
J. E. Johnston
Johnston Coal Company
Meredith
Andrew Murphy
Government
Charles Streets
John Milham
S. J
Thomas F
Annie M. Harrison
Joe — Rm
M. C. Wilcox
Winter Visitors on Last Outing Today
Members of the Winter Visitors' Club are picnicking in Monroe Park under J. S Huffman. Tonight they hold a farewell entertainment at the Cawthon Hotel as most members depart Mobile for northern homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Park
J. S Huffman
Cawthon Hotel
Mobile
British Aviator Starts Second Lap
Lyons France March 27 Stuartie Laren British aviator began the second leg of his journey to Rome after taking off for the next stage, the Associated Press reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
France
Stuartie Laren
Butich Gayviator
Toida
Rome
Legion Post Baseball Team Forming Meeting Tonight
The Lamar Y. McLeod Post of the American Legion will hold a meeting in the club rooms tonight to form four baseball teams. Acting manager R A Alvarez announced the plans and urged all Legionnaires who can play ball to enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Y. McLeod
American Legion
R.A. Alvarez
Four Master Under Tow In Distress
In Norfolk Virginia the four mast schooner Brina Py endieton from Charleston to New York loses its rudder near the entrance and is towed to Norfolk by a coast guard cutter. The crew reported distress signals at daylight and the voyage is under watch amid concerns about the sailing vessel Parnell T White missing since February from Turks Island bound for Baltimore.
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Norfolk
International News. Service
Virginia
Brina Py
Endieton
York
Coast Guard
Charleston
D. C
New York
Parnell T White
Turks Island
Caribbean Sea
Baltimore
Virginia Capes
Fleiree
New England
Porta
Fish colored to deceive buyers in salmon fraud
Washington dispatch reports white salmon dyed aniline to look red sold locally and in Philadelphia. The Bureau of Chemistry will sample all salmon and condemn any dyed fish. Dr Paul B Bunbar notes dyeing poses health risk but aims to curb fraud and higher prices for red salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Paul B. Bunbar
Bureau
Report of Huerta Drowning Dubious Amid Rumors
News from Mexico City says reports of Adolfo de la Huerta's drowning at sea lack corroboration with rumors placing him in Cuba Yucatan or New Orleans. The sole confirmed detail is his March 18 departure from Fromiera aboard a small vessel.
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Mexico City
New Orleans
Adolfo de la Huerta
Mexico
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Yucatan
Fromiera
Conquest of Big Mountain Expedition Underway
British India March 27 The third Everest expedition begins from this place under Brigadier General Charles G Bruce who led the 1922 journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darjeeling
British India
Mt. Everest
Charlies G. Bruce
Farmer Davis Charged in Mississippi Killing
A farmer from Picayune Mississippi is charged with the killing of two youths after returning to his home from the field. Witnesses report the shooting occurred as a response to an earlier quarrel. Police pursued the case as an active homicide investigation with authorities detailing the sequence of events.
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Seal
Lee
Davis
Ad -Geale
eAcuardias
Mexican Gunboat Oye eg Arrives at Port Frontier
A Mexican gunboat reaches Port Frontier amid reports of rebels planning attacks on Chia Tabasco Campeche and Yucatan as government troops move to seize the port from a small rebel garrison following Adolfo de la Huerta's departure.
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Oye Eg
Frontera
Adolfo de la Huerta
Chia
Tabasco
Campeche
Yucatan
Fronteta
Reparations report to be made in week
Paris dispatch reports the next Wednesday as the most hopeful date for the reparations commission to present the expert committee's findings on Germany's finances and the steps urged to clear its repayment debt. The full committee adjourned to Friday as the task nears completion.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
New York Sets Subcommittees for Democratic Convention Entertainment
The New York convention committee announced plans to create fifty four sub committees to represent each state and territory for entertaining delegates at the national Democratic convention. A single joint function will be held as a reception at Coney Island on Sunday after the convention open.
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New York
Dele Pee
Coney Island
Aged Banker George F. Baker Spends Birthday at Golf
George F. Baker chairman of the First National Bank of New York will spend his 84th birthday in Asheville North Carolina today playing golf and attending to business. He paused in Asheville on his way home from Jekyll Island Georgia. A friend said he would devote several hours to considering a successor to the late A H Smith as president of the New York Central.
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New York
George F. Baker
First National Bank of
New York City
Asheville
N.C
Jeky Island
Georgia
Baker
A. H. Smith
New York Central
Cat hunt mocked as U S radio fans ignore global events
Berlin reports an ironic take on Americans joining in a cat hunt joke about Coolidge's pet. The B Courier notes the public prefers domestic presidential joys over European troubles, branding the stunt as an overblown achievement.
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Berlin
B - Courier
Coolidge
Europe
Lady Astor Says Politics Lacks Appeal to Youth
Lady Astor confessed disillusionment with politics during a speech to young people in London. She said politicians’ work seemed unimportant and that those entering politics faced disappointing outcomes and constant criticism for perceived faults.
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London
Lady Astor
Andy
Ten candidates seek harbor master post in Pensacola
March 27. Ten men announce their candidacy for harbor master in Pensacola. All are connected to shipping. Captain Edward Abercrombie has held the job nine years with no opposition, but his current physical inability triggers a rare scramble for the post.
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Pensacola
Fwia
International News Service
Edward Abercrombie
Massey Dies by Self Inflicted Wound in Ga Killing Case
In Homer Georgia Charley Massey accused of killing Bob Westbrooks three months ago. Massey then shot himself through the heart and died instantly, ending the case as the record was closed and sealed.
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Homer, Ga
International News Service
Bob Westbrooks
Here
Charley Massey
Massey
Landslides Kill Dozens in Amalfi and Surrounding District
News from Naples reports a deadly landslide in the Amalfi area killing seventy people across Vettica Praiano Conca Marina after storms undermined the coast. Ships and destroyers rushed aid to the stricken towns as the government organizes relief.
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Naples
United Press
Amalfi
Gulf of Salerno
Vettica
Praiaino
Conca Marina
Gulf
wWere
Praiano
Georgia Peach King and Queen Coronation in Fort Valley
Fifty thousand spectators were expected to attend the annual Peach King and Queen coronation in Fort Valley Georgia. The pageant would unfold this evening amid a blooming display of pink blossoms from peach trees around the city.
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Fort Valley
Campbell Dies in Yazoo City at 36
T H Campbell a lawyer and former Mississippi senator died at his Yazoo City home after a months illness. Born in Virginia he studied at Hampden-Sidney College and was 36 years old. He leaves a widow and five children.
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Yazoo City
Miss
T. H. Campbell
Mississippi Senate
Campbell
Virginia
Hampden-Sidney College
Farmville
Clamor for Return of Poincaré Papers
Paris reports a government setback as deputies vote to topple the Poincaré cabinet ahead of forthcoming elections. Observers note electoral considerations drive the crisis and boastful pension promises by deputies at the expense of the state.
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Paris
Piea
Naepee
Pensio
Mellon Companies Taxes Scrutinized in Hearing
Washington hearing opened into the internal revenue bureau and Mellon Companies tax dealings. The special committee examined records requested by Secretary Mellon and testimony from witnesses including Charles F. Brepraisal, a former engineer, with volumes submitted for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Revenue Bureau
Mellon
Pelivate
Mellonce
Charles F. Bre
German Shepherds Dominate Chicago Kennel Club Show
In Chicago on March 27 breeders presented 127 entries across German shepherds and related breeds at the Chicago Kennel Club exhibit. Judges from Canada oversaw the event featuring 22 thoroughbred dogs among shepherds and hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Chicago Kennel Club
Alleged Bigamist Held in Connecticut
Hartford reports an alleged bigamist case involving a man linked to a U.S. felonious figure. The text notes $1,500 allegedly involved and cites Bristol, Connecticut, with authorities arresting him after an apparent discovery tied to his first wife.
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Hartford
Conn
James R. Scholfield
United States
Bristol
Econ 5
Soa
Ebe Root
Ace
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Big Mountain
Farmer
Picayune
Louisiana
Mary
Salerno
LENRO
Italy
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Amaturday
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Vettel
Wek
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Sone
Vettiel
International Tvice
Cappucino
Vescica
Pextroyer Pontiers
Ciannutri
Carolin
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