Divorced Wife to Testify in Daugherty Oil Inquiry
Mrs. Roxie Stinson of Columbus Ohio, ex wife of Jesse W. Smith, will be the first witness in the senate Daugherty investigation hearings. She is expected to detail Smith's income sources and stock receipts from Pure Oil, with testimony likely to cover post election relations with Attorney General Daugherty.
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Washington
Senate
Daugherty
Roxie Stinson
Columbus
Ohio
Jesse W. Smith
Smith
Harding
Wheeler
Montana
Brookhart
Stirson
Pure On
Department of Justice Affairs
Jesse Smith
Lew Pas Harding
Will R. A. Hays
Ungerleider Company
Forey
Ice
Washington Court House
Mr. Ty ’S
Department of Juice
National third party nominations set for Minneapolis
A national convention to choose presidential and vice presidential candidates on a third party ticket will meet in Minneapolis on June 1. Thirteen organizations from eight states attended the St. Paul meeting, with the Farmer-Labor party prominent. Planks include public ownership, government banking, control of natural resources, civil liberties, and abolition of injunctions in labor disputes. Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin was mentioned as a possible candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Farmer-Labor Party
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Seize of Cunarder Orduna in New York Harbor
Government agents seized the Cunarder Orduna in New York harbor for violation of the customs national prohibition and narcotics laws. The action occurred late today with authorities proceeding under federal law and enforcing maritime interdiction.
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Washington, Mar
New York Harbor
House Will Pull Inquiry
The United States House ordered a congressional inquiry into charges from a Chicago grand jury against two representatives. A Garrett resolution to form a special committee passed by viva voce vote, while Longworth’s move to refer it to the rules committee failed 197 to 58, reversing yesterday’s plan to leave the case to Justice and keep names sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Chicago
House
Garrett
Longworth
Rules Committee
Department of Justice
Russick Wins 200 Mile Nonstop Dog Derby at The Pas
A. Shorty Russick won the 200 mile non stop dog derby finishing at 10 55 a m with a time of 23 hours 47 minutes setting a new world premier event record. The previous best was 24 hours 5 minutes by Bill Grayson riding C B Morgans cousin in 1922. Grayson led by half a mile with 48 miles remaining but Russick finished out of sight of the other ten teams.
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Russick
Bill Grayson
C. B. Morgan
Grayson
Court Dismisses Case Over Threatening Language Charge
Owen Connelly of Laskey Ireland walked nine miles to a county court in London to answer a charge of using threatening language against Patrick Brady. Brady testified Connelly jumped a fence and threatened him with a blackthorn. The magistrate dismissed the case.
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London
Owen Connelly
Laskey
County Sligo
Ireland
Connelly
Court House
Patrick Brady
Brady
Teapot dome lease fight heats up in Wyoming hearing
Pending arrival of government counsel and filing to cancel the Teapot dome lease, Harry F Sinclair firms promise to contest. A preliminary hearing before Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy is set, with a possible temporary injunction and receiver for Teapot dome under study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mer
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Teapot Home
Mammoth Oil Company
Harry F. Sinclair
T. Blake Kennedy
Teapot Dome
Martin W. Littleton
New York
Sinclair
Littleton
Paul Cravath
Yr York
Mr. Sinclair
A. E. Watts
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Steamer Santiago Sunk Sixty Miles South of Hatteras
Charleston South Carolina reports the steamship Santiago was sunk sixty miles south of Cape Hatteras. A radio message picked up by the navy yard station says one lifeboat with eleven survivors was found. The lifeboat carried six sailors including a fireman and a carpenter.
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Charleston
S. C
Santiago
Cape Hatteras
Charleston Navy Yard
Cissy
Hatter
Baltimore
Honduras without government after Gutierrez death
The death of former President Gutierrez leaves Honduras without a government. Diplomatic corps achieved a 71 hour armistice beginning at 5 p.m. last Monday between revolutionary leaders, amid heightened faction activity.
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Washington
Mar
Gutierrez
Honduras
Plans for Pocatello June exhibitions and dairy show
The Pocatello chamber discusses June exhibitions featuring agricul tural dairy products and livestock shows. Frank Brown proposes inviting southern Idaho farmers to organize a dairymen's association and stage a big celebration with Kraft cheese plant's June 1 start.
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Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Fineceon
Frank Brown
Fort Hall
Fort Hall Ditch
Washington
Havener
D. W. Daymer Fovernor
Reclamation
Davis
Idaho
Middle States
E. Brady
H. F. Jab Cheese Company
Brady Industrial
Sereter
RB. O. Graham
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Boise
Salt Lake
Snowvilles
Montpelier
Saltne
Malad
Logan
Graham
Pocatello Chamber
Walter Cleave
Guy Tyler
Wavenor
United States ‘Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
J. S
National Parks Bureau
Budget tied to power work at American Falls reservoir
Washington March 12 AP reports House amendments to the interior department bill would free about 45000 for work at American Falls reservoir Idaho but require title to overflowed Indian lands to vest in the United States and payment of about 1 million dollars in back dues plus 1.5 million dollars for future assessments. The House rejected a Senate line on Newlands Nevada reclamation and urged conference to include a government trail into the Grand Canyon from the south rim with a 100000 provision for right Angel Trail purchase or another canyon path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Interior Department
American Falls
House
United States
Newland’s
Nevada
Grand Canyon
Cramton
Republican
Michigan
Right Angel Trail
Arizona
Canyon
Congress Slow on Tax Item
Washington report notes Secretary Mellon blasting the revenue bill and Senate Democrats opposing the president’s plea for a joint resolution to apply tax cuts to incomes due next Saturday. With just days left, leaders show little drive to act while Mellon warns of a treasury deficit and lists treasury-backed modifications. Senator Rison questions Coolidge’s understanding of time limits and Representative Longworth says tax cuts before March 15 are utterly impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Melton
House
Senate Democrats
Mellon
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Senate
Oolidgee
Rison
Arkansas
Coolidge
Longworth
Ohio
House Fender
Soviets Demand Hand in Memel Settlement
Moscow declares it will not consent to any disposition of northern Europe territory without Soviet participation. Foreign Minister Techitchering protests against one sided reservations and third party advantages and against fixing the Polish Lithuanian border without Soviet involvement.
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Moscow
Mar
League of Nations
Norman H. Davis
Poland
Lithuania
Memel
Europe
Techitchering
Mages
Campaign kickoff yields first day gains for rangers drive
In Pocatello a cattlemen style campaign shows three outfits securing sixty four memberships and six sustaining pledges on day one. Alkali Ike Pierce leads with two to five new members as Big Chief Hinckley and his rangers plan for a heated race tomorrow. The day featured Rev Harry Hamilton as luncheon speaker and Methodist ladies hosting lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckley
Sdes
Joe Young
Ben
Pierce
Harry Hamilton
Pocatello
Greater Pocatello
Methodist Church
Wm. E
Southern Pacific Train Derailed Near Lovelocks Nevada
Ogden Utah Mar 12 Southern Pacific westbound train No 9 derailed nine miles west of Lovelocks Nev at 950 last night. A C Kavanaugh mail clerk from San Francisco was the only injury and he was taken to Sparks Nev hospital. All cars left the track but none overturned. The Ogden bound service from the west was delayed by the wreck.
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Ogden
Utah
Mar
Southern Pacific
Lovelouks
Nev
A. C. Kavanaugh
San Francisco
Sparks
Gang Results Tabulations To Be Posted For Bosses And Punchers
Beginning tomorrow tabulations of the results secured by each gang will be posted where every boss and puncher can check up on the work of the other fellow.
McLean Denies Oil Affair In Senate Probe
Washington March 12 AP Ed ward B McLean told the oil committee he gave misleading information about the $100000 loan to help his friend Albert B Fall He said the loan was through uncashed checks and that his cash claim was at Fall's request He denied any link to Sinclair or Doheny oil stocks and gave details of select NY stock trades claiming they were his only transactions He said immunity talks were not his aim and sought only protection from appearing before the committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward B. Mclean
Oil Committee Today
Albert B. Fall
McLean
Senator Walsh
Palm Beach
Fall
Sinclair
Doheny
Coolidge
Daugherty
Fallad
New York Exchange
Puretock
Hibbs and Co
Washington, D. C
Hutton & Co
Fla
Pure Oil Company
Bethlehem Steel
Hibbs & Co
Bank and Trust Company
Sevy
Burial Halting at Utah Mine After Deadly Explosion
Castlegate Utah March 12 AP two fires in Utah Fuel company mine No 3 halted rescue work with 46 bodies of 173 entombed from Saturdays blasts still inside. Ventured reports say 14 more bodies found but water flooding lower levels stops removal. Funeral plans shift to Helper Price and Nevada points as families await identification and coordinated memorial services.
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Castlegate
Utah
Utah Fuel Company
Level No. 6
Ciews
Eir
Helper and Price
Nevada Pointa
Valley Chapter
Provo
Eastern Star
Legion Men in Firing Squads at Price Honor Miners
Two firing squads from the American Legion at Price arrived this morning to fire salutes at the burial of World War veteran miners. Some bodies may be buried late this afternoon.
French franc slips with dollar lines at Paris noon
Before the Paris exchange opened the dollar traded at 25.80 francs and slid to 25.20 francs by noon. Morgan, Marie company held a prominent position as the market moved and the day’s rise faded, leaving the dollar two francs below yesterday’s opening.
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Paris
Mar
France
Morgan, Maries Company
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Jess Smith
State of
Yestery
W.F. Friedman
U. S. Signal Corps
Florida
E. B. McLean
Congress
M'Lean
Castle Gate
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