Prosecution to resume case Monday in Kennedy murder trial
Madalynne Obenchain rested in her Beverly Glen murder trial as the case adjourned until Monday. Prosecutors plan extended cross examination on events leading to J Beiton Kennedy’s slaying witnessed on his cottage steps. The defense and state focus on Obenchain relations with Ralph Obenchain Arthur Burch and Kennedy.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Beiton Kennedy
Beverly Glen
Ralph Kk. Obenchain
Chicago
Arthur C. Burch
Evanston, M
Kennedy
Obenchain
Burch
Passing Back on Army Claim
Paris reports indicate French and British officials expect the United States claim for 241 million dollars in reimbursements for American forces’ exports in the occupation of the Rhineland to be referred to the reparations commission without a specific recommendation. Allies plan to resume discussion after their Persian session, with doubts about paying occupation costs from the first billion gold marks of German reparations. The US insists on its proportional share and says it will demand full permees for current expenses unless assurances of payment are secured.
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Paris
Mar
America
United States
Aviator Lost On The Desert In Nevada Search Expands
Search parties from Cobar Cobre and Wen tover scour the eastern Nevada desert for Paul P. Scott mail airplane pilot who left Elko Salt Lake City at 4 22 p m yesterday and has not reported his whereabouts. Snow storms hinder travel as planes to aid in the hunt await lift in weather. Claron Nelson announces plans for aerial assistance from Salt Lake and Elko fields once conditions improve.
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Salt Lake City
Mar
Cobar
Cobre
Wentover
Nevada
Paul P. Scott
Elko
Force Lake City
Salt Lake
Elko Fields
Claron Nelson
Ogden
Sandy
Utah
Weather outlook for coming week across regions
Washington reports unsettled weather early in the week with probable rain in the Lower Mississippi River Valley and snow in the northern areas. The first half sees mixed precipitation. the second half turns generally fair with normal temperatures in the Mississippi river valley and adjacent regions.
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Washington
Upper
Mississippi
Lower
Mincourt
Rooke Mountain
Seek Treasure from Sunken Galleon
London reports a new syndicate has begun recovering treasure from the Armada galleon sunk in Tobermory harbor. The wreck lies 10 to 14 fathoms deep under about 30 feet of sand and boulder clay, 90 yards from the steam boat pier used by many vessels.
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London
Tobermory Harbor
Wonder Work of Wireless
Schenectady New York Chief consulting engineer Dr Charles I Steinmetz of General Electric says radio waves may travel through earth or water as through air and notes recent low power transmissions. Duplex transmitters now link land lines with radio enabling ship to shore conversations over long distances.
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Schnectady
N. Y
Charles I. Steinmetz
General Electric Company
Steinmetz
New York
America
Polphamus Dies After Lawn Mishap With Son
Albert A. Polphamus longtime Southern California railroad passenger agent died at his Pasadena home from injuries after he fell while romping on the lawn with his young son. Known to railroad men as Poly he had previously worked for the Southern Pacific and Canadian Pacific. March 11, Pasadena AP report.
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Pasadena
Calif
Albert A. Polphamus
Southernalifornia
Carinadian Pacific Railroad
Polphamus
Southern Pacific
Poly
League of Nations Members Behind With Dues
League of Nations members reportedly are behind on their dues for the current year. Officials from several nations are under pressure to settle arrears to avoid possible penalties.
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League OF Nations
Irish declare armistice in Limerick ends violence
Belfast dispatch notes a settlement in Limerick between rival Irish Republican Army forces. Both sides will evacuate the city with official forces occupying barracks. At 11 am troops began leaving. The same day in Belfast a woman and two others were seriously injured and one man killed in ongoing disorders.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Limerick
Free State Troopa
Katherine Neeson
Little George Street
Edward McHenry
De Valera to Keep Quiet on Limerick Affair
Dublin March 11 AP reports the republican publicity department says Eammon De Valera will remain silent pending a chance to speak plainly. He will not risk jeopardizing the nation or the army, which it defends, in early statements.
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Dublin
Mar
Republican Publicity Department
Eammon de Valera
Limerick
Circus owner is assassinated in New Jersey home
Riverside New Jersey March 11 AP John Theodore Brunen promoter and Doris and Ferrario circus owner was shot behind the left ear while reading near a first floor window. His wife on the second floor found him dead. No killer identified. Motive linked to robbery threats and past break in.
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Riverside
N. J
John Theodore Brunen
Doris and Ferrario
Honest John
Four Drown As Auto Plunges Into Water Near St Augustine
Four persons including two young women drowned when a small closed car fell through an open draw of the bridge between Anastasia Island and St Augustine, plunging into 30 feet of water.
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St. Augustine, Fla., Mar
Anastasia Island
St. Augustine
Aviator Bombs Rand Union Hall Near Johannesburg
London March 11 AP dispatch says an aviator bombed the Rand Union Hall at Beno ni near Johannesburg where strikers gathered for a gold miners protest. The explosion destroyed the party of those in a meeting.
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London
Trades Union
Benoni
Johannesburg
Revolutionary Movement in South Africa Spreads
Rome March 11 AP dispatch reports a large scale revolution breaking out in Tripoli with rebels cutting railways and attacking the Italian garrison. Italians evacuate Charter and Zavia as Azizia hosts surrounded troops. A Rome Rome dispatch from Feb 13 noted fighting near Misurata and described the Betalian government viewing it as isolated.
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Tripoli
Il Mondo
Azizia
Cinplihen
Charter
Zavia
Misurata
Casualty List Highlights Miners and Police Toll
A chaotic scene in Benoni and nearby towns as fighting between miners and police claims many lives. Reports indicate thirty two killed, including nine police, with blasts hitting the workers’ hall and streets deserted by nightfall.
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N of S. A
Mar
Benoni
Map Lane
Sintys
Gare See Porcher
Brakpan
Deno
Apna
Bandits Rob Company Payroll In Broad Daylight
Four men robbed the payroll of W. J. Rainey & Son store at Allison Pennsylvania securing approximately thirty thousand dollars. The bandits stopped a trolley car three miles from Brownsville and fired shots injuring a guard though he survived. They escaped in an automobile after commandeering the trolley cars and forcing the money party to surrender the payroll.
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Brownsville
Albert, Flemanager
W. J. Rainey & Any
Allison
Evans
Elmer Hill
Fleming
Four Power Pact Deemed Real Treaty of Peace
Washington reports Senator Underwood hails the four power pact as the real peace treaty at the arms conference. Secretary Hughes defends the accord, stressing its clear language and lack of secret understandings, and notes its importance for Far East stability and U.S. policy.
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Washington
Mar
Hughes
Underwood
Senate
Great Britain
Japan
France
Far East
Senator Lodge
Mr. Root
Montagu Attacks Leaders Over Cabinet Unity Critique
Edwin 8 Montagu blasted the Lloyd George government from a Cambridge Liberal club stage, denying resignation was tied to collective responsibility and accusing “diehards” of political shortsightedness. He defended India policy and criticized Lord Curzon while predicting a push to restore cabinet responsibility.
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London
Edwin
Montagu
Liberal Club
Cambridge
India
Lloyd George
Montigu
Lord Curzon
Monatagu
Department of India
Lord George
Estabrook Is Given A Term In Mann Act Case
Boise docket reports C Bata brook an automobile dealer of Nampa and Horse Idaho convicted by a federal jury of violation of the Mann act. He was sentenced by Judge F. Dietrich to two years at McNeil Island Washington. Mrs Winifred Mullins a society woman of Nampa convicted on a joint indictment with Estabrook will not be sentenced until April 10. Stay of sentence granted to allow time to appeal. Batnbrook left with three other prisoners for McNeil Island this afternoon.
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Boise
Idaho
C. Batabrook
Nampa
Horse
F. & Dietrich
McNeil Island
Washington
Winifred Mullins
Estabrook
Batnbrook
United States
Russia Completes Financial Deal Declared by Soviet Official
A Soviet government foreign trade official, Leonid Kragain, is quoted in the agency as saying that a financial agreement with a foreign firm has been completed. Details are sparse and the report emphasizes the official's assertion of completion.
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Leonid Kragain
Wae’ Perenence
Hades
Rust Company of Si
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