Governors Arrive for Coolidge Dawes Inauguration Prep
Incoming trains bring fourteen governors and three lieutenant governors to Washington for the inauguration events. Wyoming Governor Nellie Taylor Ross will be hosted by Senator and Mrs Kendrick. Leaders from Illinois, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia, Vermont, Nebraska, Indiana are listed along with their lieutenants.
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Washington
Mar
Coolidge
Tce
Dawes
Fred E. Sterling
Illinois
Welming
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Kendrick
C. J. Morley
Colorado
John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
BR. P. Robinson
Delaware
Alvant Fuller
Massachusetts
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
John G. Wyant
New Hampshire
George §. Silzer
New Jersey
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Arem J. Pothger
Rhode Island
E. Lee Trinkle
Virginia
Franklin 8
Billings
Vermont
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Edward Jackson
Indiana
Harry Denhardt
Kentucky
Seymour
Low
New York
C. H. Lewis
Weather forecast for inauguration day in Washington
Washington reports probable afternoon rain on inauguration day with showers possibly delaying ceremonies on the Capitol plaza. Warmer trend expected later with increasing clouds. Low around 26 degrees tonight.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Capitol Plaza
Dawes Visits White House Ahead of Inaugural Duties
Washington March 8 AP General Dawes called at the White House with President Coolidge for a ceremonial oath of office practice. The two later met with Senate leaders Edge and Shipstead as Dawes prepared to assume duties as presiding officer of the Senate.
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Washington
Arles
Coolidge
General Dawes
Ite House
Mr. Coolidge
Edge
Publican
New Jersey
Shipfarmer-labor
Minnesota
Senate
Aravel
Dawes
Washington March 8 AP Frank Continued on Page Ten
Partial OCR fragment notes a Washington dispatch dated March 8 with a continuation reference to Page Ten. No further readable details.
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Frank
Quake Sees Seven Deaths Across Canadian Regions
Ottawa reports seven deaths from the Laz y Sunday and yesterday quakes with heavy property losses in the Ottawa river valley and Saguenay areas. Telegraph lines fail and Tadousac remains unreachable as seismologists note fourteen tremors since January 1909 in the affected zone. Ancona Italy also records a morning earthquake.
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Ottawa
Ottawa River
St. Reagnee
Saguenay River
Tadousac
Murray Bay
E. A. Hodgson
Canada
Japan Passes New Age Limit Act
The lower house passed by a large majority the manhood suffrage act setting voting age at 25 and removing property requirements. Final passage will raise Japan's eligible voters by about 10 million.
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Tokio
Japan
William A Clark copper miner dies at 86 in New York
William A Clark 86 former Montana senator and copper magnate died at his Fifth Avenue home after a pneumonia battle. He directed United Verde and other firms from New York and Butte, wealth shown by a 1889 refusal of 50 million for a coal mine. He lived at 962 Fifth Avenue with art collection and Turkish baths.
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New York
William A. Clark
Montana
Fifth Avenue
Clark
United Verde Copper Company
Butte
Mont
Sacramento
California
United Verde
Anna la Chappelle
Marseilles
William Andrews Clark
United States Senate
Connellaville
Laurel Hills
Mount Pleasant
Ss.) University
Aaifornia
Georgetown
Young
Doukhobors Warned to Leave British Columbia
Nelson B C March 3 AP Doukhobors grain growers near Grand Forks 100 miles from Nelson were told by Premier John Oliver to obey provincial laws or leave Canada This clash followed an arranged interview by J P Shukin vice president of the Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood The premier refused to visit the colony or engage on conditions for any move
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Nelson
B. C
Doukhobors
Gran Forks
John Oliver
British Columbia
J. P. Shukin
Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Oliver
Grand Forks
Shukin
Public Debt Audit Sparks House Debate on Duplications
A House committee report urges a full audit of the public debt and related fixes after uncovering bond duplications and possible fraud. The majority faults Treasury records as incomplete while minority members challenge methods and conclusions drawn from wartime securities issuances.
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Washington, Mar
House
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury
King
Illinois
Steagle
Alabama
Stevenson
South Carolina
McFadden
Strong
Kansas
Treasury Securities Inquiry Reaffirms Earlier Charges
The secretary notes that after two and a half years of investigations by Charles B. Brewer and a House committee virtually no new findings emerged beyond the 1920 charges by J. W. McCarter. Mellons letter to the president defends the handling of federal securities as largely free from flaws and cites that over one hundred thousand dollars of securities date to prior administrations and that Secretary Houston had set similar facts in an earlier inquiry.
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Charles B. Brewer
Department of Justice
House G Committee
J. W. McCarter
Register of the Treasury
Mellon
House Committee
Treasury Administration
Houston
Melon
Governor Nellie Ross Arrives in Washington for Inauguration
The first woman governor to take credentials for a presidential inauguration arrives in Washington. Nellie Ross travels with her husband George G. Taylor and Adjutant General Davis of Wyoming. Senator Kendrick and Mrs Kendrick head a reception committee in welcoming the guest from Wyoming.
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Washington
Mar
Taylor Ross
Ogevernor Ross
George G. Taylor
Ee Is
Davis
Yoming
Senator Kendrick
Kendrick
Strike Called in Mexican Shops Over Railroad Policy
Mexico City March 3 AP reports a strike in Monclova Coahuila closed shops in protest of the government rail salary readjustment policy. Marino Cabrera the director general of railways said no steps will be taken to settle the strike pend in publication in the office organ the decree declaring railway men federal employees and denying them the right to strike.
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Mexico City
Monclova
Coahuila
Marino Cabrera
Collins family member plans Louisville burlesque show
An unnamed Collins family member will perform in a Louisville burlesque show to raise funds for a monument and tomb for Floyd Collins who died in a Land cave. Homer Collins Floyd's brother recently performed on a Chicago burlesque stage.
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Louisville
Collins
Oyd Collins
Cave
Exlover
Land Cave
E Collins
Floyd
Todey
Homer Collins
Chicago
Spanish Grafters Fifty Year Hunt Ends With Capture
Moscow reports excavation plans beneath the Kremlin for Ivan the Terrible’s fabled library of 800 gold bound volumes and priceless manuscripts. Washington notes the arrest of the so called Spanish prisoner ending a fifty year swindle case. Ramon de Santos, alias R De B, was jailed in Madrid after posing as a bankrupt with a hidden fortune. He allegedly victimized many Americans, promising rewards and cash advances in exchange for help to recover a supposed fortune of 360 dollars, netting him a substantial stake.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Ivan the Terrible
Washington
Mar
Ramon de Santa Clara
Rafael de Santos
R. de B
Ead
Madrid
Brookhart Election Contest Filed Against Iowa Senator
The Republican central committee of Iowa filed a contest against Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa in the Senate today. The committee served Brookhart with papers and charged fraud and deceit in his 1931 election, while Brookhart vowed to campaign across the nation and contest the challenge in Iowa.
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Washington
Mar
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Republican Central Committee of
BH. B. Burnquist
Fort , Lee
É. Spangler
Brookhart
Republican Senate
United States
Senate Chamber
Burnquist
Spangler
State Committee
People of
Des Moines
Nampa Woman Ends Her Life After Illness
Mrs. Car! Smyth, 25, of Nampa Idaho, died after smothering with a chloroform filled gag in a overturned barrel in an irrigation ditch near Orchard Avenue. Her husband and sister found a note stating she walked away and would meet them later.
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Nampa
Ida
Car
Smyth
Orchard Avenue
Shepherd Case Gets Continuance Inquest Delay
William D. Shepherd gains a continuance to March 23 for the McClintock inquest. Judge Olson accuses Shepherd of moral guilt while Shepherd’s attorney denounces witness interrogation as a disgrace. Investigators plan broader probes in Rapids Iowa and St Paul as relatives dispute the will and Isabel Pope receives an $8 000 annuity.
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William D. Shepherd
Wiliam N. McClintock
Harry Olson
Shepherd’s
Olson
Shepherd
Edwin Hedrick
Rapids
Iowa
St. Paul
McClintockly
Emma McClintock
Tate
McClintock
Isabel Pope
Shepherd State
Robert E. Crowe
William N. McChintock
Criminal Court
Fosteree
Heavier Gains In Oil Shares Lift Market Early
New York stock prices rose at the opening with gains led by Frisco and American Car and Foundry each up a point. The market closed strong as Spirifea and high priced specialties topped late trading. Total sales reached about 1,850,000 shares amid profit taking and absorption of offerings.
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New York
Mar
Frisco
American Car and Foundry
Spirifea
Survival Eugenics Theory Stirs Commonwealth Club
Dr. David Starr Jordan told Commonwealth club eugenics members that Americans with Puritan stock are like Mark Antony in strength and vice versa. He traced Warrens to the famed orator and argued eugenics stresses strongest traits over least desirable ones.
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San Francisco
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Commonwealth Club
Washington
Lincoln
Evert
Mark Antony
Jordan
Warrens
Scion of Wealthy Family Found
Nils Fischer 22 son of a Swedish magnate is to undergo an operation to restore memory after wandering for weeks. He recalled his identity upon seeing his photo on a Bowery YMCA circular last Saturday. Nearly $100,000 had been spent locating him.
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New York
Nils Fischer
Sweden
Bowery Y. M. C. A
Aircraft row ends as committee closes probe
The House Aircraft Committee wraps up its probe into a dispute involving Brigadier General Mitchell the assistant army air chief and the War Department. General Patrick denies authorizing articles Mitchell published defending their release and Weeks says no approval was given. The panel rejected a bid to recall Mitchell and adjourned as it reviews the records.
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Washington
Mar
House Aircraft Committee
Mitchell
Army Air Chief
War Department
Fatrick
Army Air Service
Lamport
Patrick
Weeks
Reid
Illinois
Reds Order Pole Officers Shot
Minsk Russia March 3 two Polish officers Ta Ooy and Gaidouk accused by Soviet authorities of leading an attack across the Russian frontier at Kaidonoy last January were ordered shot within 72 hours A third officer killed himself to avoid capture
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Minsk
Russia
Ta Ooy
Gaidouk
Kaidonoy
Case Postponed in San Francisco Poisoning Probe
The county grand jury in San Francisco postponed further consideration of the attempted poisoning case involving Mra Eric Hotaling for one week after hearing several witnesses.
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San Francisco
Mraerick Hotaling
Weeks Seeks New Air Chief For Confirmation
President Coolidge will send a nomination for a successor to Brig. Gen. Mitchell, assistant chief of the army air service, to the Senate. Secretary Weeks will decide the final recommendation tonight or tomorrow morning. Names under consideration were not disclosed.
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Washington, Mar
Mitchell
Army Air Service
Senate
Coolidge
Weeks
Mitch A
Gometsey
House Measures Spark Heavy Debate In Idaho Legislature
The Idaho Senate and House clashed over two measures. A margarine bill moved to indefinite postponement after a vote mishap exposed sending the bill to the lower house. A motor vehicle bill, No. 327, adjusted registration fees with scope for state revenue changes and exemptions for government and non residents.
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Hinton
Owyhee County
House
McMurray
Cassia
Senate
Idaho
Turkiye Faces Kurdish Rebellion and Caliphate Crisis
Constantinople reports a Kurdish uprising led by Sheik Said demanding autonomy and a restored caliphate. Rebels proclaimed Prince Selim as ruler of Kurdistan and issued calls to embrace a caliphate, while Fethi Bey’s regime contends with Greece over the exodus of the Greek patriarch and Lausanne Treaty issues. A Geneva meeting is anticipated.
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Constantinople
Oppions
Sue Wes
Mier
Urdistan
Sheik
Angora
Selim
Abdul Hemid
Kurdistan
Fethi Bey
Greece
Constantinos
Lausanne
Geneva
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Maritta
WM. A. Clark
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