Carson Yields To Dan Cupid In San Francisco Marriage
George Campbell Carson a San Francisco miner and inventor who won a $20 million patent infringement suit has married Herese M Groes of Los Angeles after a quiet search of marriage licenses. The pair reportedly signed at a fashionable hotel and kept the union secret until reporters tracked them down.
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George Campbell Carson
United States
Matrimonial League
Supreme Court
American Smelting and Refining Company
Carson
Weill
Herese M. Groes
Los Angeles
Fund Probers Desire Money To Continue
Washington March 11 AP Chair Keyes refused to pay 15 000 for a sergeant at arms to seize election ballots. The audit committee contemplates funding its probe from private sources and may extend investigations to Colorado. Reed, the Democratic chairman, is in Detroit and the panel weighs further action.
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Committee On Audit and Control
Reed Campaign Funds
Senate
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Congress
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Goff
West Virginia
Reed
Missouri
Detroit
New Baby Cubs Hinted For White House Menagerie
Washington reports two ion cubs from South Africa headed to the White House to join Rebecca the raccoon and several other pets. Jackson Wilson, the White House attendant, expressed misgivings about the cubs size and temperament, noting they may move to the National Zoo when grown.
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Mar
South Africa
White House
Jackson Wilson
Johannesburg
Coolidge
Ubs
Rebecca
National Zoo
Wilson
Oolldge
Explosion Claims Firefighter in Chicago Blaze
A deadly explosion during a fire at the Daigger Chemical Company in Chicago killed Fireman Hansen of Engine Company 5 and left several others injured or missing. The blast occurred as crews battled the blaze today.
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Chicago
Waas
Daigger Chemical Com
Hansen
Engine Company 5
Portuguese aviator departs Brazil for world flight
Buenos Aires reports Major Sarjento Berres, famed aviator, takes off in his seaplane The Argos at 3 o'clock this afternoon in a trans Atlantic attempt from Bolama Portuguese Guinea to Brazil as part of his world flight.
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la Naccion
Bolama
Ortuguese
Guinea
Sarjento Berres
Argos
Atal
Brazil
Navy reshuffles battle fleet fate of Seattle Pueblo
Washington announces sweeping changes in ship assignments. The armored cruiser Seattle retires to reduced commission at New York yards and Pueblo decommissions. Texas becomes flagship of the scouting fleet then moves to Hughes fleet. Arkansas takes Robertson’s flag as Wyoming is modernized. New York decks for Pacific duty in October. Oklahoma and Nevada shift to scouting, guiding Annapolis cruise June to August via Panama Canal.
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Seattle
United States
New York Navy Yards
Pueblo
Eberie
Texas
Robertson
Hughes
Arkansas
Wyoming
Navy Yard
New York
Hie A Gem Navy Yard
Pacific Coast
Oklahoma
Nevada
Scouting
Annapolis
Panama Canal
Dam Legislation Underway In Capitol Meeting
Congress members focused on water power development plan to promote Muscle Shoals and Boulder Canyon dam legislation at the next session. Gifford Pinchot former Pennsylvania governor, Senator Norris of Nebraska, and Senator Johnson of California were invited to address the gathering.
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Mar
Congress
Capitol
Muscle Shoals
Boulder
Firemen Die in Daigger Chemical Plant Explosion
Two firefighters were killed and fifteen others were seriously injured when an explosion ripped through the Daigger Chemical plant at 159 West Kinzie Street Chicago late today.
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Chicago
Daigger Chemical Company
West Kinzie Street
El Dorado in Nevada Draws New Interest
Tonopah Nevada March 11 A P Another caravan of embryo prospectors heads to Weepah Nevada s newest Eldorado after passing through Tonopah to avoid a storm Enthusiasm rose in Weepah as Nick Abelman and associates sealed a transfer to an Inyo County California operator The claim staked during the blizzard after Frank Horton and James Traynor disclosed the bonanza sold for 5000 Tonopah begins to feel the vivi-
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Tonopah
Nev
Weepah
Nevada
Nick Abelman
Inyo County
California
Frank Horton
James Traynor
Religious row in the courts concluded in Los Angeles
Margaret W. Rowan a self described prophetess faced a preliminary hearing on charges of conspiracy and assault with intent to murder. Dr. Burt Fullmer testified he was lured drugged and beaten over threats to expose her deceptions. Prosecution showed forged receipts and mock police fines as evidence.
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Los Angeles
Margaret W. Rowan
Burt E. Fullmer
Fullmer
Jacob F. Balzer
Mary A. Wade
Rowan
Strifetorn
Seventh Day Adventist Reformed Church
Louis Wellbourne
Mennonite Colonists Arrive Near Eden Valley
A first contingent of Mennonite colonists moving from Kansas to Eden valley arrived in Rock Springs Wyoming this week. They left early and traveled in a long caravan toward a site about forty miles north where they will build homes and outbuildings. A second group is expected in about two weeks.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Kansas
Eden Valley
High Altitude Photos Planned for Rochester Summer
Lieutenant George W. Goddard of the United States air service announced plans to obtain long range aerial photographs from a plane eight miles high. Under construction equipment should enable photographing New York eight miles away under favorable conditions during the coming summer.
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Rochester
N. Y
George W. Goddard
United States Air Service
New York
Nine Members Family Perish in Tunnelton Fire
A Tunnelton, Pennsylvania house fire killed nine people from one family including Clarence Marsh and his wife with five children aged 1 to 12. Only Harry Montgomery survived after leaping from a second story window. The blaze trapped victims in sleep.
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Blairsville
Clarence Marsh
Tunnelton
Here
Harry Montgomery
Clcaped
Browns Mills
N. J
William Stevenson
Sunset Lab
Rebecca
Clara
Lillian
William Jr
Bandits Pull Large Payroll Heist Near Pittsburgh
Nine armed bandits seized a $100,000 payroll from the Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Co after bombing an armored car and escort vehicle near the Coverdale mine. Five occupants were injured. the gang fled in a stolen car as the blast occurred near a railroad overpass.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company
Coverdale
Idaho Wholesale Grocery: Pocatello based firm pushes local growth
The Idaho Wholesale Grocery company, founded in 1909 in Pocatello, maintains a branch in Idaho Falls and employs 27 people with a 1926 payroll of 65 000. Led by W P Meonald and with stockholders J I Hill T J McDonald Bri Smith, the firm emphasizes local ownership and investment, contributing to Pocatello’s development and relying on local customers and suppliers.
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Pocatello
Idaho Falls
W. P. Meonald
J. I. Hill
T. J. McDonald
Bri. Smith
Poatello
Pocatelt
Clash In Honan Brings 600 Wounded to Peking
The battle between Wu Pei-Fu allied forces and Chang Teo-Lin escalates in Honan as 600 wounded are reported in Peking. Chang reportedly launches a flank attack while rushing 60,000 reinforcements south toward Hankow, with Cantonese forces engaged.
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Peking
Wu Pei-Fu
Chang Teo-Lin
Honan
Chang
Hankow
Japan Accepts Naval Pact and Backs Three-Power Talks
Japan’s cabinet unanimously approved President Coolidge's plan for a three power naval arms limitation conference. Tokyo sent a cable to Secretary Kellogg notifying acceptance. Washington notes the move aims to curb cruiser destroyer and submarine construction and to improve Britain Japan relations amid China and Singapore base tensions. France and Italy may be invited as observers to Geneva talks.
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ATP
Japan
Coolidge
Matsuhara
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Kellogg
London
Reuter
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China
Singapore
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France
Tale
State Department
Howard
Italy
Fireside as Memory in Modern Home Life
Mrs. Maggie W. Barry of College Station Texas told the American Homes National congress in Des Moines that the old fireside tradition of happy home life has faded from America. She urged adapting the home to an industrial and scientific age while preserving its fine elements and individualism.
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Des Moines
Iowa
America
Maggie W. Barry
College Station
Texas
American Homes National Congress
Eight Camden Men Acquitted in Blue Law Golf Trial
Eight Camden men were acquitted in four and one half minutes by a jury in magistrate's court of charges arising from playing golf on Sunday in violation of the blue law. The case highlights the rapid verdict in a case tied to state Sunday restrictions.
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Blue Law Acquital
Camden
8. C
Dry Inspector Brown Sentenced for Bribery in Yakima Case
Jewell Brown, a federal prohibition inspector based in Seattle, was found guilty of accepting a bribe and sentenced by Judge J Stanley Webster to three years in prison and a $1000 fine. The jury reached verdict in about 15 minutes. The charges stemmed from alleged hijacking activities at Yakima. Brown claimed his job with the Seattle office and produced credentials.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Jewell Brown
Federal Prohibition
J. Stanley Webster
Brown
Yakima
Seattle
Kentucky moonshiner confesses to killing wife and two infants
Lang Hagen of Kentucky admits to Sheriff J O King that he killed his wife Mary two years ago and, after a grilling, also confessed to killing his two infant children born days before their deaths. Authorities planned to exhume the infants as part of the investigation.
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Charleston
Lang Hagen
Kentucky
Mary
J. O. King
Bardstown
Hagen
Sand-rolled attack case heard in Pottsville court
Mrs. George Davis and her son in law George Repko testified in criminal court as they pursued charges against Clarence Miller Robert Fisher and Clem Kemboard for a sand tar ordeal. Five men arrived at the Davis home forced the victims into a car drove them away disrobed them tarred their bodies and made them walk home.
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Pottsville
George Davis
George Repko
Clarence Miller
Robert Fisher
Clem Kemboard
Davis
Women Prisoners Demand Candy in Florida Jail
Five women at the Jacksonville city prison farm roared through the night after a cabbage only supper. Led by Laura Up thegrove, a reputed Ashley Mobley gang figure, they abducted a sixth inmate and barricaded themselves. Tear bombs forced police to remove them to solitary confinement.
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Jacksonville
Fla
City
Byron Parker
Laura Upthegrove
Ashley-Mobley
Everglades
Doctor Frauenthal Dies After Fall From Seventh Floor Window
Dr Henry W Frauenthal founder of the hospital for joint diseases died when he fell from a bedroom window in his seventh floor West 70th street apartment. Police say he lost his balance while seeking air. He was 63 and had been ill for a month, relatives said. He had continued daily hospital visits until recently.
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New York
Henry W. Frauenthal
Hospital For
West 70Th Street
Pocatello Wins Again to Reach Idaho State Final
In Moscow on March 11, Pocatello high school defeated Moscow 22 to 8 to advance in the Idaho state interscholastic basketball championship. The Southeastern Idaho champions had earlier beaten Boise 20 to 16. Other results and matchups set the stage for tonight’s winners at the tournament.
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University of Idah
University of Idaho
Moscow
Pocatello High
Pocatello
Southeastern Idaho
Boise
Midway
Lewiston
Buhl
Salmon City
Sandpoint
Gale follows heavy quake in central Japan
Tokyo reports a major central Japan earthquake with 2,687 dead and 6,443 injured. About 10,090 buildings destroyed and relief efforts underway despite impassable roads and floods. Government marshals forces, ships rice to warehoused supplies, and focuses on medical care and warm shelter.
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Home Office
Has a Bullet in His Heart
Kansas City, March 11. Balta baro Santa Maria, 48, found unconscious Sunday morning after a suspected blackhand shooting. An x ray showed a bullet lodged in the pericardium around the heart. it moves with each heartbeat. Doctors at General Hospital report possible full recovery even if the bullet cannot be removed. Santa Maria is a storekeeper.
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Kansas City
Baltabaro Santa Maria
Santa Maria
Itch Epidemic Reported At Sheridan High School
An outbreak of seven itch cases has been noted at Sheridan High School with 10 to 12 youths affected. The situation is described as arising without involvement from teachers parents or authorities.
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Wyomin
Sheridan High School
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