Oil Official Is Sought By Marshal In Teapot Dome Case
United States marshals search for Robert W Stewart chairman of Standard Oil Indiana to serve a subpoena as a witness in the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve case. The trial opens Monday after a January 6 postponement, with government and Mammoth Oil defense ready for openings.
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Marshal
Sinclair Case
eeToane
Cheyenne
Wyo
Teapot Home Naval Oil Reserve
Mammoth Oil Comy
Mammoth
Arry F. Sinclair
Cornet
Matene
Navy Department
T of the Interior
Gileaeten
Adbert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
el Paso
Tex
Sinclair
Harte Army of
Ammotheam
Teapot Dome
Martin W. Littleton
E. H. Chandler
George P
Registrar of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Denver
J. W. Zevely
United States
Kendrick
Wyoming
Frank W. Mondell
Ayne
M. T. Te
Chase
oTeles
Borglum Extradition Withdrawn in Georgia Dispute
Mogeicition papers seeking Borglum’s extradition to Georgia were withdrawn. Borglum will remain in Greensboro to fight the case and the habeas corpus hearing was resolved after Georgia officials recalled the requisition papers. Earlier, Georgia had dispatched warrants for larceny and the case involved the Stone Mountain Memorial project.
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Greensboro
N. C
Stone Mountain
I Tion
Borglum
tBorgium
Sherildy
Decatur
Walker
Geor
Jury member fined for discussing trial with witnesses
Boise AP report says H A Deneal of Buhl was fined 750 after a five minute talk with Floyd F Taylor and a Smith about the Laney Camp obscenity case. The juror admitted the conversation violated contempt rules and was arrested Friday. Judge F S Dietrich ordered the penalty in U S District Court.
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Boise
Mar
Floyd F. Taylor
Smith
H. A. Deneal
Buhl
Laney Camp
Deele
Deneal
Dietrich
United States District Court
Taylor
Socialists Nominate Otto Braun For German Presidency
Berlin March 7 AP The Socialist party decided to nominate Otto Braun former Prussian premier as its candidate for the presidency. The move complicates the bid of Wilhelm Marx who led Prussia and later became president of the diet and may struggle to win Socialist support in Prussia. President Ebert reportedly urged the party against running for the high office, advocating a coalition with other groups.
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Berlin
Rtg
Otto Raun
Wilhelm Marx
German Republic
Marx
Diet
Prussia
Evert
S” i
Ebert Libel Case To Be Appealed
In Landgericht Ebert libel case moves to appeal. Editor Rothardt jailed six months after December verdict finding him guilty of publishing contempt toward the president. Proceedings set for Tuesday in iaberg Germany.
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Ebert
Iaberg
Germany
Frederich Ebert
Bewersdorf
Rothardt
Miners Strike Hits Breton Area Near Sydney
About 12 000 miners left the pits in Breton district following a general strike order by United Mine Workers District No 12. The company claims a strike while some workers were locked out after store credit suspensions left many families nearly destitute. John L. Lewis has not classified the action as strike or lockout.
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Sydney
Breton
British Mere Steel Corporation
United Mine Workers of America
Utah Weather Forecast Brief
Utah to see snow or rain Sunday with generally fair conditions Monday and a rise in temperatures. Southwest portion of the state may warm more than other areas.
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Utah
Maine Memorial Event in Cuba
General John J. Pershing arrived in Havana after a brief visit with President Zayas and rested at his hotel. He will take part in the Maine memorial unveiling ceremonies in Cuba during the afternoon.
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Havana
Zayas
John J. Pershing
Maine Memorial
Senate reorganization blocked by two GOP dissenters
Washington March 7 AP two Republican senators oppose the party plan to reassign LaFollette insurgents to minor committee posts prompting delay. Senators Borah Norris Watson defend and discuss the slate as Democrats align against a fight, while administration leaders expect approval.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
LaFollette
Ateon
Ind
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Orah
Democratic Steering Committee
Watson
Republican Committee On Committees
Lonnie Boykin Sentence Affirmed in Manslaughter Case
Boise, Idaho March 7 Lonnie Boykin of Pocatello was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Sarah Abrams on November 8, 1923. The Supreme Court decision, prepared by T Bailey Lee, with Justices Givens Budge and Taylor concurring, upholds the conviction. Justice Givens filed a concurring opinion. Justice Wm E Lee dissented. Boykin was charged with Lottie Glenn, who died, leaving Boykin's appeal.
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Wm. A. Lee
Boykin
Lottie Glenn
Sarah Abrams
Jewelry thief worked as maid in New York and Chicago
Police say Mrs Anton Wernitzer admitted robbing three homes where she worked as a maid and stealing jewels and furs worth over 100000. She named accomplice Herman Lieberwirth who also was arrested and linked to the crimes. Lieberwirth reportedly served as an enemy interned during the war.
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New York
Chicago
Anton Wernitzer
Herman Lieberwirth
Lieberwirth
Soviet Promise Tax Reduction in Georgia Republic
The Soviet government announced a 40 percent cut in next year’s agricultural taxes to the Georgia Republic parliament. Total taxes are projected at up to 300 million rubles, with part of the funds staying with rural district local budgets. The plan avoids levying extra taxes on regions with good crops to offset losses elsewhere, with the state bearing crop-loss risks.
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Georgia
Two Gun Men Rob Bank in South Omaha Heist
Six bandits armed with two guns robberized the Security State bank in South Omaha early tonight. A bank guard fired, scattering the group and allowing recovery of some cash. Police search underway for the six men as casualties and exact totals remain unclear.
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Omaha, Neb
Security State Bank
South Omaha
Divorce Rows Over Portland Enoch Arden Action
New York March 7 Bralyn Neegie Parker testified at their Brooklyn home that he said he could not live with her and walked away without quarrel. The divorcee, daughter of artist Charles Naegle, says she is a self supporting mother and seeks to clear rumors about Dr. Parker’s claim of her “earning a large” income after Portland.
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Buch
Charles Francis Naegle
Eve- Fa
Cynthia
Brooklyn
Three Men Cleared of Mail Truck Robbery Charge
In a federal trial ending after nearly a month, Jack Elerick Joe Bertsch and Frank Wilson were acquitted of complicity in 1921 mail truck robberies linked to Herbert Wilson a San Quentin lifer. Wilson testified that the trio helped plan raids that netted about 500000, while defense witnesses placed Rick in Sacramento that period.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Jack Elerick
Joe Bertsch
Frank Wilson
Herbert Wilson
San Quentin
Lifer
Hfer
Gan Quentin
Wilson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rick
Sacramento
Warren Fight Opens as Senate Moves on Warren Nomination
The confirmation fight over Warren proceeds in open session after a party line vote shifted the motion to allow doors to be opened. Reed led the challenge with broad support from administration Republicans and a mix of Democrats, while Moses ruled a two thirds majority needed.
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Walsh
Montana
Judiciary Committee
Reed
Missouri
Warren
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Michigan
Frazier
and Ladd
North
Ota
Howell Norrie
Nebraska
Johnson
Alt Fornia
Ciclean
Connecticutt
McMasters
Coast Strike Averts Tentative Hope For Settlement
In Los Angeles on March 7 officials from the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers and the Santa Fe talk over a coast lines strike. After a four and a half hour session they report negotiations to prevent a strike appear promising and will reconvene tomorrow. The talks focus on company demand to modify certain working rules while the engineers press a five percent wage increase.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Santa Fe Railway
Brotherhood of Emotive Engineers
The
Santa Fe
W. K. Etter
Coast Lines
Filipino Uprising Suppressed in Nueva Ecija Action
Manila March 7 AP reports over 300 men linked to recent uprisings in Nueva Ecija were captured or killed after a Tuesday attack on a constabulary post in San Jose. Officials say leaders are dead or in custody and the movement is being quashed with several constabulary wounded and many extremists killed.
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Manila
Nueva Ecija
San Jose
Constabu
Constabt
Cherrie Plans Pamirs Expedition With Roosevelt Group
Dr. Charles Kruck Cherrie, longtime companion of Theodore Roosevelt, will sail in April to organize a Theodore Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt expedition to Chinese Turkestan. He aims to document Pamir fauna including the goltered gazelle and snow leopard, noting no prior U.S. collections and traveling seventy by night to dodge avalanches.
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New York
Charles Kruck Cherrie
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Chinese Turkestan
Cherrie
Pamirs
Marco Poles
Tianshun Mountains
Suspects Held After Robbery Attempt Near Anaheim
Police hold a young woman and three men after an attempted robbery of a motor stage near Anaheim. W. E. Neute boom admits Utah parole violation. other suspects named Ben Hy mer Roy Lane of Casper Jack Lee.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Anaheim
W. E. Neuteboom
Utah
Ben Hymer
Roy Lane
Casper
Jack Lee
Swiss Councillor Convicted for Blasphemy in Swiss Paper
M Canova, member of the national council, was found guilty as a blasphemer in Bern. The Volksacht labeled God an ascoundrel, and Canova argued there is no God so no offense. He was fined 200 francs and plans an appeal as supporters demonstrated with flowers.
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Berne
Switzerland
M. Canova
National Council
Dene God
Hi Socialietie
Volksacht
Canova
Reclamation Conference Prepares in Boise Idaho
In Boise Idaho the fact finders bill aims to guide a conference of United States reclamation authorities this week. John A Widtsoe of Salt Lake City chairs the Idaho commission with Andrew Wise of Denver and G Swendsen of Idaho as members.
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Boise
Idaho
United States
John A. Widtsoe
Saltke
Andrew Wise
Denver
Reclamation Economics
G. Swendsen
Ur Widtsee
Boise Co
Tion
Ite
Sierra Morena Runs Aground Off Norfolk After Heavy Seas
The Danish steamer Sierra Morena, battered by continuous seas, grounded on the beach one mile below ape Henry near Norfolk after a long night and day of pounding, listing precariously in the surf.
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Norfolk
Ape Henry
Twin Falls Boys Victims Poisoned Candy Poison
The case concerns two Twin Falls boys who died after eating poisoned candy. A coroner and county officials report the poison strychnine found in small chocolate drops or candies, with affected boys sharing candies bought by Alex Stevens. One brother of nine survived, while a third boy also consumed the treats.
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HB. L. R
P. J. Man
Alex
Win
Alex Stev
Alex Stevens
Stewart Acquitted in Mail Fraud Trial
W. E. Stewart was acquitted in U S district court in Kansas City of selling the mails to defraud regarding a Texas land scheme. The jury deliberated nearly two hours. He previously faced a jury and was sentenced to five years and a fine. the case was remanded.
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Kansas City
Mar
W. E.stewart
United States District Court
Iidago County
Texas
Stewart
T Stewart
Deputies Killed on Liquor Raid
A corrupted OCR fragment reports deputies killed during a liquor raid with unclear names and dates. The readable portion mentions a likely incident involving law enforcement and a raid, but details are incomplete.
Kent’s Tile Leads Geelan in Early Street Race
The fragmented report notes Geelan, for Gaston, taking an early lead with Kent in pursuit. It mentions Ted starting a cascade finish and a high finishing effort, with references to Ashton, McCallis, and a defeat of Kent affecting future chances.
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Geelan
Gaston
Ted
Fester
Ashton
McCall
Kent
Annies
Fire at Fort Russell destroys quartermaster stable
Cheyenne Wyo March 7 a fire of unknown origin destroyed the quartermaster stable of Fort D A Russell near Cheyenne tonight. The loss was about 75000 dollars.
Lithuanians Prepare Protest Over Vilna Annexation
Warsaw reports Lithuanian leaders announce a protest to the Vatican over the Polish concord and papal recognition of Vilna’s de facto annexation to Poland. Lithuanian public pressure calls for Rome to recall Papal Delegate Tabiane Zeccini.
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Warsaw
Two Miners Killed In Windy Shot At Shirkieville Mine
Terre Haute Indiana March 7 two shot firers were killed and another entombed at the Shirkieville mine seven miles northwest of here following a windy shot late in the shift as rescue crews worked through the rubble.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Shirkieville
Here
Los Angeles Red Ship to Bermuda Postponed
Odd fragments indicate a schooner or ship from Los Angeles named in connection with a Bermuda voyage. The notice suggests the vessel would sail on a second trip, but the plan was postponed or canceled.
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Washington
Bermuda
Los Angeles
Rockefeller Gift Supports Hampton Tuskegee Endowment Drive
New York reports John Rockefeller Jr has made an unconditional donation to the Hampton Tuske Endowment fund, raising the total now being raised to a substantial sum. He cites his long interest in Hampton and the schools, noting their mission to educate boys and girls for useful citizenship in agriculture industry and business.
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New York
John Rockefeller Jr
Hampton and Tuske Westate
Anson Phelps Stokes
Hampton-Tuske Endowment Fund
Rockefeller
Aoatana
Hampton
Armstrong
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