Speedy trial opens in Clara Hamon murder case Ardmore
Clara Smith Hamon faces trial for the murder of Jake L. Hamon oil magnate and Republican national committeeman. Ardmore Oklahoma March 10 AP Judge Thomas W Champion presiding as jurors are sworn and lawyers outline pretrial plans. The packed courtroom and rapid jury selection mark the opening of Oklahoma’s noted murder trial.
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Ardmore
Okla
Mar
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Republican National
Oklahoma
Thomas W. Champion
Hamon
Cara Smith Hamon
8. P. Freeling
Veniremen
Slamon
Joe Ben Champion
Olahoma
P. Freeling
Includingamon
Rs. Hamnon
Clara Smith
Frank Hamon
Widow in Mourning Attends Court in Ardmore Case
Mrs. Jake L. Hamon appeared in court at 3 p.m. in Ardmore Oklahoma beside Clara Hamon. She wore mourning dress and looked pale as her children Jake Jr and Olive Belle accompanied her. The defendant whispered to counsel and avoided eye contact with the widow.
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Ardmore, Okla
Jake L. Hamon
Clara Hamon
Jake, Jr
Olive Belle
Third Murder in Chicago Ward in Three Days
Police found a man dead under the elevated railway in Chicago’s nineteenth ward. His face showed blunt trauma and two bullet wounds. This marked the third murder in three days amid a heated aldermanic campaign. two others had been killed Tuesday.
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Chicago
Panama Refuses White Peace Basis in Costa Rica Conflict
Panama rejects the White award as basis for peace with Costa Rica and informs the United States through a public note. President Porras suggests mediation by South American members or a university‑appointed board, while Panama reserves right to seek indemnities for damages and defense costs. Panama withdraws troops from disputed areas but civil authorities remain, and Panama emphasizes no admission of White award.
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Washington
Panama
Costa Rica
State Department
Porras
Coto
Legislative Assembly
Republic of Panama
United States
Packing men seek to curb wage cuts and hours
Omaha March 10 AP says house employees seek injunctions to stop wage cuts and changes in working hours. The Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen press for arbitration and ask President Harding to intervene. Lawyers plan federal court action in Chicago if talks fail, citing violations of contracts and arbitration safeguards.
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Omaha
Mar
APC
House
Chicago
Harding
Edmond
Brennan
Kansas City
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Panama seeks arbitration in Costa Rica conflict note
Geneva reports Panama’s note to the League of Nations expresses willingness to submit the dispute to The Hague court of arbitration or to the League’s international court. The note will be sent to Costa Rica and a council settlement is considered possible.
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Geneva
Panama
League of Nations
Costa Rica
Court of Arbitration
the Hague
International Court of Justice
Cota Rica
Council of the
Growers Refuse Lower Shearing Price Proposal
Salt Lake March 10. The Utah chapter of the Sheep Shearers union and North America agreed to a roughly thirty one percent reduction in last year's shearing price. The Utah Wool Growers association today said growers will not accept the proposed cut.
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Salt Lake, Mar
Utah
Sheep Shearers’ Union of North America
Utah Wool Growers’ Association
Headsmen Spend Lives Taking Skins and Buying Wives
New York report says explorers George K. Cherris and Harold Anthony returned from southern Ecuador with over 3800 specimens of rare birds and mammals. They witnessed a tribal battle in which two Javaro Indians were killed and brought back severed heads as trophies.
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New York
George K. Cherris
Harold Anthony
American Museum of Natural History
Soouthern
Ecuador
Russ Fight Helped by New Talent
Fate of Petrograd is in the balance as three Bolshevik divisions join the revolution. A Rotterdam Amsterdamsche correspondent reports that Russian radicals deported from the United States are active in the new upheaval and hoped for change but found the regime intolerable and starving.
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RUSS
Petrograd
Hague
Rotterdam
Asbode
United States
Russia
Curfew Called by Feiners on Crown Forces
Dublin reports curfew notices posted across the city signed Irish Republican Army warning soldiers on streets after 6 pm would be shot. In Belfast four men punished by Sinn Fein enemies found dead. two others executed by IRA cards. A youth tied to a gate bore a placard warning too young to be shot. Police arrest Sinn Fein figures and a miner. sentences upheld by General MacReady.
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Dublin
Dubin
Irish Republican Army
Belfast
Sinn Fein
Here
James Mahr
Patrick O'Mara
Thurles
Mahr
Augnacloy
Francis McPhilips
Keady
Carrick-on-Shannon
Alexander McCabe
M. Loughlin
Patrick Moran
MacReady
Ireland
Petrograd Damaged as Refugee Flow Slows
Copenhagen reports a day with little fighting as Petrograd and Kronstadt see reduced clashes. Refugee influx from Russia into Finland nearly stops, while outside fire causes damage to Petrograd. Bolshevik propaganda stirs Kronstadt workers and fear of a reactionary coup.
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Copenhagen
Bepanaes
Comtat
Pétrogra
Helsingfors Corres
Politiken
Russia
Finland
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Livestock Shipments Cut Down Amid Labor Strife
Chicago March 10 AP reports the live stock exchange urged restrictions on shipments starting next Monday due to unsettled labor conditions in packing houses. Brennan described meetings with Secretary Wilson and an attempt to have an interpretation of the Alsruhe agreement. Wilson reportedly ruled the agreement had not expired and the injunction plan was sent to the union executive committee.
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Chicago
Livestock Exchange Today
Brennan
Wilson
Bolsheviki Troops Advance in Moscow Amid Food Crisis
Riga dispatch reports three Bolshevik brigades moved toward Moscow as the Soviet capital faces a severe food shortage. Advices indicate soldiers acted under pressure from the famine situation and the crisis consuming the city.
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Riga
Bolsheviki Tr
Moscow
Uncertain Fate of Petrograd Amid Russian Turmoil
Reuters reports from Helsingfors say Petrograd's fate remains in doubt and Bolshevik forces shell parts of the city. Abo Finland dispatch notes widespread ferment across Russia as insurgent activity grows near Kronstadt and gatherings in Helsinki.
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London
Russia
Reuters
Helsingfors
Petrograd
Tispatch
Kronstadt
Boulkovo
London Times
Abo
Finland
Trial starts in Ogden murder case
The preliminary examination of Mr and Mrs John Scardino charged with murder after the shooting of Mike Termain in Ogden began in city court. Their daughter Jenny 17 who allegedly confessed killing Termain in self defense also awaits trial.
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Ogden
Mar
John Scardino
Mike Termain
Jenny
Termain
Third swindler is picked up in stock scam case
Texarkana dispatch reports a man calling himself A Hall of Little Rock was arrested after W Black of Portland identified him as the third swindler in a fake stock market deal that swindled Black out of 12975.
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Texarkana
Tex
Mar
A. Hall
Little Rock
W. Black
Portland
Oregon
Black
Colder Weather Ahead for Northwest States
Washington dispatch notes a severe cold spell expected across northern states from the Great Lakes to the Rockies over the next several days. A high pressure region over Alaska and the far northwest drives the forecast issued by the weather bureau.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Alaska
Far Northwest
Weather Bureau
Young Boy Crowns In Portneuf River Today
The five year old William Deutsch son of Mr and Mrs Wi Den from North Lincoln was due to be found about 2 pm in the Portneuf River after a body was recovered. The accident occurred near meet street where a pipe spans the river and a net was stretched upstream as fire departments searched for the child. The Deutsch family, from Omaha, was en route.
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Portneuf River
William Deutsch
Wi den
North
Lincoln
Portneuf
Ke Lad
William Deutach
Idaho Glass ¢ Company
Omaha
Mrs Hilaria Aguinaldo Dies in Cavite Home
Mrs Hilaria del Rosario Aguinaldo wife of General Remelio Aguinaldo a noted figure in the Philippine insurrection died of pneumonia today at her Cavite home near Manila A son and daughter are attending college in the United States.
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Manila
P. I
Hilaria del Rosario Aguinaldo
Remelio Aguinaldo
Cavite
United States
Apostle Ivins Succeeds Lund as Second Counselor
Salt Lake City March 10 Apostle Anthony W Ivins was chosen and set apart as second counselor to President Heber J Grant in the LDS church to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Anthony Lund. He will serve with Charles W Penrose and President Grant in the church leadership.
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Salt Lake, Mar
Anthony W. Ivin
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Heber J. Grant
Anthonyi. Lund
Charles W. Penrose
Grant
Church
Agreement Reached on Colombian Treaty Deferral
The Senate reached an agreement to defer action on the Colombian treaty until the April session and to vote on the treaty eight days after Congress convenes.
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Washigton
Congress
Senate
Ruling Expected on Charged Ban Die in Calito Case
AP reports a ruling is expected today on charges tied to Ban Die, with proceedings centering on government actions in Tijuana. Lower Calito officials announced the case would reopen as charges are reconsidered.
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Tijuana
Prussian Cabinet Resigns After March Formation
Berlin reports the Prussian cabinet resigned today after forming on March 29 with Herr Braun as premier. The German imperial cabinet also approved the conduct of Foreign Minister Walter Simons in handling recent negotiations with the Allies in London.
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Berlin
Herr Braun
Walter Simons
London
Ent E
Colorado Boxing Tested After Denver Fight
The first public professional bout in Denver for eight months will take place tonight. District Attorney Philip Van Cise announced plans to arrest the promoter and seek a test case to determine if a pro boxing match for a purse may be legally staged in Colorado.
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Denver
Philip van Cise
Colorado
France Seeks US Backing for Modified League of Nations
Paris reports negotiations between the French embassy in Washington and the state department to persuade President Harding to accept a modified league of nations. Officials say no formal negotiations have begun and the initiative appears to come from France as Washington weighs its foreign policy.
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Paris
Mar
Foreign Office
Washington
State Department
Harding
United States
League of Nations
Hughes
Amler Jugser
Vivians
Davis
London
Woman Denies Her Confession in Murder Case
Sioux Falls April 10 D. March 10 Attorneys opened arguments in the Anna Matheson murder trial as the jury likely retires tonight. Matheson testified and denied confessing to detective Phil Pickett about the so called poison peaches crime claiming she could not remember making any such statement.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
Anna Matheson
Matheson
Phil
Pickett
Passenger Train Jumps the Track Near Mitchell
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train No 106 traveling from Aberdeen South Dakota to Sioux City Iowa left the tracks at Cuthbert twenty miles north of Mitchell shortly before noon today. Two day coaches a baggage and a mail car derailed but no injuries were reported and none of the cars overturned.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Aberdeen
Sioux City
Cuthbert
Mitchell
Special Session to Elect Senator in New Mexico
In Santa Fe on March 10 the New Mexico House passed a bill allowing the governor to call a special election to replace U.S. Senator A. B. Pall, who is serving as secretary of the interior. No interim appointment was made. If held, the election would likely occur next September alongside constitutional amendments votes.
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Santa Fe
N. M
House of Representatives
New Mexico
United States
A. B. Pall
Secretary of the Interior
Utah Senate backs Portland 1925 peace exposition
Utah will lend moral support to a world exposition in Portland Oregon in 1925 commemorating the resumption of peace. The senate passed the resolution today.
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Fair
Salt Lake
Utah
Portland
Ore
Senate
Secretary Hart denies bank approval in Trade Department missive
Lincoln Nebraska March 10 AP Secretary J E B Hart of the state department of trade and commerce denied that FLWH Claridge, longtime president of the Castetter Bank, approved bonds as reported from Omaha last night.
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Lincoln
J. EB. Hart
State Department of Trade and Commerce
Claridge
Masing
Castetter Bank
Entente Controls Ruhr Area Amid Occupation
Allied forces have nearly completed occupying Rhine ports in the Ruhr region with only a few villages and key crossroads left. Officials anticipate no coal strike despite occupation, and locals note a wary but calm atmosphere as businesses fear rising costs and stockpiling grows.
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Neuss
Mar
Rhine
Ruhr
Ruhr District Workers Brace for Impending Allied Occupation
Reports from Duisburg on March 10 indicate that the Ruhr region will see work halt in a few days due to Allied occupation of Duisburg Duesseldorf and Ruhrort and seizure of customs. Officials say unrest is unlikely and that most workers intend to continue after a full day’s labor.
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Union
Frankfort
Duesseldorf
Devoutte
Duisburg
Mar
Germany
Ruhrott
Ruhr
Russia
Serlin
Simons Course Is Secure Amid Berlin Censure Rumors
London reports say Dr. Walter Simong head of the German delegation at the reparations talks may be secure despite Berlin circles signaling censure. Direct advices from Berlin deny the charges and praise his procedure in London as misinterpreted.
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London
Walter Simong
Berlin
Vienna delivers gods demand on military matters
Vienna reports a demand for immediate eve of all military issues not carried under the treaty of Germany, with the cabinet understood to agree to comply unreservedly. Berlin dispatch notes the executive committee of the Association of Coffee Importers Hamburg reports no policy changes toward England or France.
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Vienna
Germaiy
Berlin
A / of Coffee Importers
Hamburg
England
Dtepateh Zeitung
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