Six Boise Officials Convicted in Liquor Conspiracy Case
Federal jury found James D. Agnew Ada County sheriff Sylvester Kinney deputy sheriff Dr Henry Goodfriend Carl Sorenson rooming house manager Ed Ward taxicab driver Ed Kemp laborer guilty on all counts in the liquor conspiracy and internal revenue case. Chief Henry Griffith was acquitted. Sentencing set for April 9 with bonds tied to the date. Ed Hill Boise detective freed.
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Boise
James D. Agnew
Ada County
Sylvester Kinney
Henry Goodfriend
Carl Sorenson
Ed Ward
Ed Kemp
Henry Griffith
Idaho Citizens For Wars
Internal Revenue
Edith Sorenson
Ed Hill
United States
J. H. Evans
F. 8
Dietrich
William McReynolds
Griffith
Agnew
Goodfriend
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fire threat at Camp Jackson after shell explosion
A forest fire threatened Camp Jackson near Columbia after an accidental 155 millimeter shell detonation in the ordnance area. About 25 men in the camp garrison fought the blaze through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Camp Jackson
Ordinance Department
Senate Turns McNary Down in Appointment Battle
President Harding offered James G. McNary a recess appointment as comptroller of the currency after the Senate failed to confirm him. Dr. Crissinger will remain acting comptroller, while Milo D. Campbell’s commission on the Federal Reserve Board was not withheld any longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James G. McNary
New Mexico
Senate
Harding
Crissinger
Despste
Federal Reserve Board
Milo D. Campbell
Michigan
Reserve Board
McNary
Six High Beat A Full House
Two men visited Mrs Eugenie Robinsons boarding house in San Francisco on March 5 seeking a room One man noticed a hundred dollar bill on the desk and drew a revolver saying he would take the pot Neither the men nor the money have been seen since
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mar
Eugenie Robinson
Cruelty Tops Divorce Causes in Reno Courts 1922
Reno Nevada records show Wasius county two district courts granted 742 divorces in 1922 with cruelty listed as the leading cause affecting 296 spouses. Desertion followed at 226 and failure to provide ranked third.
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Reno
Nev
Wasius County
Federal Census Bureau
Building Bill Passes House in Fast Time
Boise Idaho AP report notes the house rapidly passed a building extensions measure for Idaho universities and state schools through a three eighths mill levy after senate defeat. The session featured clashes over auto freight regulation and a tax appropriation plan affecting fourteen counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida
University of Idaho, Lewiston and Albion Normals
Pocatello Technical Institute
Friends of
Senate
House
Bil
Public Utilities Commission
Committee of the Whole
Boughton
Kootenai County
Graham
Payette
Callahan
Shoshone County
Mexico
Darrow
Germans blamed Ruhr area for Essen cabaret robbery
In Dusseldorf on March 5, German authorities tied the Ruhr region to disorder in Essen after a crowd of several hundred cabaret patrons was robbed by a group of fifteen to twenty armed men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusseldorf
Ruhr
Former Senator Pomeron to Practice Law in Cleveland
Former Senator Pomeron a Democrat from Ohio who retired from the senate yesterday will practice law in Cleveland. He has joined the firm of Squires Sanders and Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Pomeron
Ohio
Senate
Cleveland
Squires, Sanders and Dempsey
FLIERS DELAYED ON LONG TRIP
United States army air service squadron flying from San Antonio to San Juan delays third leg to Arcadia Florida due to repairs. Twelve officers in six De Haviland planes will depart Maxwell Field tomorrow morning for Arcadia and then Havana Cuba on the 2850 mile route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
United States Army Air Service Squadron
San Antonio
Texas
Porto Rico
Arcadia
Fla
The
Air Service
de Haviland
San Juan
Maxwell Field
Havana
Cuba
Grand jury to consider acts of hooded band in Morehouse parish
Bastrop La March 5 AP A grand jury is organized to weigh evidence in the Morehouse parish hooded band atrocities tied to Ku Klux Klan activity. Judge Fred M Odom charges jurors to focus on kidnaping beating and deportation of parish citizens including the Bastrop Met Rouge road incident. Attorney General A V Coco presents state testimony from January hearings on masked band offenses last summer.
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Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
J. Ed. Evans
Oakride
Farmer
R. Tallman
Mel Rouge
H. Stevenson
Stevenson
G. Alen
Bonita
D. B. Williams
Oakridge
J. H. Jordan
Collins
A. V. Coco
Grand Jury
Legislature Adjournment Hopes Tied to Thursday
Idaho lawmakers push late bills with appropriations totaling over three quarters of a million dollars in the senate and about 400 thousand in the house. A senate resolution sets adjournment for 5 p m Thursday while tactics spark surprise among house members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Senate
House
State House
Legisla
Six Killed by Deadly Vapor in Restaurant Fumigation
Chicago March 5 AP William Powers state representative escaped death by sleeping with his room window open as a deadly gas killed six people across three generations in his apartment. O W Hull of National Hygiene Corp Buffalo directed the fumigation for restaurant proprietors Peter Vrdolyk and M Gush and was under arrest with negligence charged suspected.
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Chicago
William Powers
O. W. Hull
National Hygenie Corporation of
Buffalo
N. Y
Robbers Loot Safety Boxes in Washington Bank
Vancouver Washington March 5 AP sheriff said a bank robbery in Yaccolt Washington Saturday May cost about 20000 with patrons still reporting exact totals on securities taken from safety deposit vaults part of loot not negotiable and bank disclaims responsibility as no rental is charged for the boxes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
Yaccolt
Thompson
Tornado Strikes St. Joseph Causing Widespread Damage
A Sunday night tornado ripped through St. Joseph Missouri injuring nine people and damaging homes, businesses, and utilities. It cut a two mile path two blocks wide across the city, striking near the Collier Adams Manufacturing plant by Union Station and leaving thousands of dollars in damage.
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St. Joseph
Collier-Adams Manufacuring Company
Union Station
Mildred Tigram
Ess
Worn Credentials Tied to United States Entry
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at General credentials and a morning dispatch related to the United States and an individual named Zavas. The garbled text limits definitive facts or dates for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zavas
Veteran stenographer Shuey marks 17th Senate adjournment
Theodore F. Shuey, Civil War veteran and dean of the senate shorthand reporters, oversaw the adjournment that ended the 17th Congress. At 78, he began work in 1868 and earned a tribute from Senator Harrison for his daily records of Senate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Theodore F. Shuey
Senate
Congress
Shuey
Harrison
Demeorraie
Mississippi
New Sworn In As Postmaster General
Washington reports Carry A. New, former Indiana senator, sworn in as the 49th Postmaster General succeeding Hubert Work. Work becomes Secretary of the Interior. Dwight F. Davis of St. Louis inducted as assistant secretary. Weeks departs for vacation. Wainwright assists in departmental transition.
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Washington
Mar
New
United States
Indiana
Hubert Work
Colorado
Harding
Secretary of the Interior
War Department
Dwight F. Davis
St. Louis
Weeks
St. Augustine
Fla
Wainwright
Davis
Harding Strong for Court Plan
President Harding endorses the court of International Justice as a major advance toward the rule of law over force. He notes thorough deliberation behind supporting U S participation and stresses protecting national rights while pledging project for lawful dispute resolution among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Harding
Court of International Justice
Earl D. Bloom
Ohio
Ohio State Senate
United States
Courts of Justice
Equity
Two Fires Plague Printing Office Annex in Washington
City detectives probed a blaze in an annex of the government printing office causing damage estimated in the thousands. Firefighters found two simultaneous fires on separate floors and could not determine a cause.
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Washington, Mar
Government Printing Office
Valentino to Remarry Wife After Divorce Finalizes
Chicago reports motion picture star Rodolph Valentino and his second wife Winifred Hudnut will not remarry before March 9 as his divorce from Jean Acker must be final. The couple wed in Mexico and planned a legal remarriage in the United States with a wedding dinner arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Rodolph Valentino
Winifred Hudnut
Valentino
Jean Acker
Rodolph
Winnifred
Mexico
President to Take Vacation in Florida on Special Train
President Harding and Mrs. Harding depart Washington with friends for a Florida houseboat cruise lasting over a month. The trip will include a Halifax and Indian River voyage with stops for golf, while Mrs. Harding seeks recovery after her illness last year. The president also ordered veterans be given civil service preference in hiring.
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Washington
Mar
Harding
Florida
Ormond
Fila
Mia Harding
White House
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Whitney Norton Nuptials in Paris
The civil marriage of Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney and Miss Marie Norton took place at Paris City Hall. Witnesses were Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and Miss Beanlau Norton, both from New York, continuing a high society union during a Paris ceremony.
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Paris
Mar
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
New York
Marie Norton
Sheridan Norton
Beanlau Norton
Cabinet Members Badly Beaten in By-Elections
London March 5 AP Sir Arthur Griffith Boscawen health minister in the Bonar Law cabinet loses the Mitcham division Surrey seat to labor candidate J Chuter Ede. Colonel G F Stanley home secretary defeated in Willesden East, resigns to Premier Bonar Law as Stanley loses to H Johnstone nephew of Pennsylvania governor Gifford Pinchot.
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London
Arthur Griffith Boscawen
Bonar Law
Mitcham
Surrey
J. Chuter Ede
G. F. Stanley
Home Affairs
Willesden
Stanley
H. Johnstone
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Wool Production for World in 1922
World wool production in 1922 totaled 2,270,757,000 pounds, down from 1921 levels. Britain and British South Africa rose to higher outputs, while the United States produced about 261 million pounds after wartime peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
British South Africa
America
Final session ends as Congress adjourns lacking thrills
Washington reports the 67th Congress closes after nine months with a brief final session and a grand exodus of members. Presidents Harding signed 99 bills, but sweeping measures failed, though committees prepared probes into the veterans bureau, oil, forestry, and other issues for the recess.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Sinc
Marine Band
Harding
Capitol
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Sutherland
West Virginia
W Ms
Mississippi
Harrison
Dial
South Carolina
LaFolette
Wisconsin
Veterans’ Bureau Affairs
Smith
Norris
Nebraska
Co —Erie
Aater Wadsworth
New York
Brookhart
Iowa
Fire destroys building in Salt Lake City
Damage estimated at 50 000 to 60 000 dollars consumed a drug store on the ground floor and a clothing shop above after a morning blaze at the Third South and Main streets corner. Six firefighters were overcome by smoke. origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mar
Third South
Main Streets
Open Door Policy Promised by Interior Secretary Work
Dr Hubert Work, sworn in as Secretary of the Interior, pledges an open policy with no submerged agendas or smoke screens. He vows strict businesslike methods similar to his tenure as postmaster general to ensure department efficiency and public access to conduct.
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Washington
Mar
Hubert Work
Secretary of the Interior
Post Office Department
Wark
Department of
Interior
Post Office
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Lady Rochester
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Catherine T. Wendell
Fall
Harding Strong
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