Senate row over personal regard erupts in probe clash
Washington reports a heated Senate confrontation during a probe into treasury matters. Senator Ernst of Kentucky hurled a sharp epithet at an unnamed man, triggering a melee as Senators Glass Couzens Robinson Borah Reed and others demanded order. Ernst read a prior Couzens statement about agents and treasury ties, then withdrew the line and promised to explain later.
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Ernst
Kentucky
Couzens
Glass
Virginia
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Reed
Pennsylvania
Ernet Bed -Neeted Pesates
Alaat Sant Fr
Michigan
Treasury
Mellon
Prohibition Unit
Debs declares Socialist split from Conference for Progressive Action
Eugene Debs announced the Socialist party has severed ties with the Conference for Progressive Action and will have no further connection. He called the convention outcome a clear rejection of harmonizing with the Conference and urged that independent labor action must be driven by rank and file workers, not top labor leaders.
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Chicago
Eugene Debs
Socialist Party
Conference For Progressive Action
Socialiste
Clements
Conference For
Seven Bills Signed and Forestry Board Meets Monday
Boise March 14 AP Seven bills carrying appropriations totaling 104 248 93 passed by the 1925 legislature Saturday for Governor Moore. Emergency measures include 36 827 93 for timber association fire fighting claims and 556 for Elias Marsters. The first meeting of the cooperative board of forestry is set for Monday at 10 a.m. in the governor's office with four appointees and other members to discuss organization and plans for the season.
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Boise
Moore
Appropriations Committee
General Fund
State Board of Examiners
McBirney
Elias Marsters
Idaho
State Department
Bureau of the Same Fund
Charitable and Penal Institutions Committee
Oor
State Board of Education
Board of Regents
University of Idaho
Education Committee
Co-Operative Board of Forestry
C. C. Moore
State Land Board
Co-Operative Board
Co-Operative Rct
Land Board
State Land Department
Sham Battle Declared A Fair Break In Naval Drill
San Diego reports a mock clash where blue and black fleets engage in simulated action as Admirs Coontz Cole McKean and Magruder outline moves. Submarines air support, with no actual engagements, ending at daylight amid a planned critique by high ranking officers.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Hkewise
Black Fleet
Igh Command
Robert E. Coontz
U. S
Atlantic
Wm. C. Cole
Josiah M. McKean
Blue Fleet
Magrunder
Williams
Taylor
H. Boynton
Robison
Sore
Bostwick
Ati Bear A
Amirals Pratt
Ziegemeir
Schofield
Marvel
Stanford Moses
Craze Father Uses Hatchet in Kansas City Fatality
Kansas City police report a 34 year old man M Linn Gibson attacked his family with a hatchet at a home near an unnamed street. He killed one brother in law and injured others before escaping. Authorities search for Gibson as relatives describe the attack as shocking.
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Kansas City
M. Linn Gibson
Lay Dan
Hales
Gibson
Vei
Shepherd Held Without Charge In McClintock Case
Chicago March 14 AP Witness Utia Wasches remain in state investigation into typhoid fever death of young McClintock. Shepherd detained since dawn in downtown hotel, denied admission, and to be questioned by State's Attorney Crowe. Defense argues lack of charges while Crowe says evidence warrants continued custody. breach of law acknowledged.
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Chicago
MN. McClintock
Bostea
Shepherd
Robert E. Crowe
Kenilworth
H. Hopkins
McClintock
C. C. Farman
Ian
Crowe
Billy McClintock
William Scott Stewart
Stewart
New Mexico
Oo Hopkins
State
Young McClintock
Miss Isabelle
Holland Queen Honored as 860th Anniversary Observed
Leyden, Holland marked the 860th anniversary with an honorary degree and a ceremony honoring a woman for service. Tulips were a notable feature of the celebration as officials and residents observed the event in the historic town.
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Holland
Leyden
Thumb Prints Dispute Ties Lopez to Frasier Case
In Minneapolis, March 14 a fingerprint expert testified that Arthur Lopes, said to be Mexican, and Arthur Frasier, World War veteran, have non matching thumb prints. War record prints showed Frasier’s prints differ from Lopes. The expert stated the prints could not have been made by the same man.
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Winneapolis
Miam
Arthur Lopes
Arthur Frasier
Police Department
Frasier
War Department
Ee Ogadé
Sioux &. D
Ir P
Rules Changers Highlight 1934 Intercollegiate Football Meet
New York reports the rules committee adopts the kick off to the kicker at the 40 yard line and tightens rules on block kicks behind the line. A new scrimmage line interpretation and the kicking tee relation are not acted on and the panel adjourns in Walter Camp’s honor with plans to reconvene.
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New York
Walter Camp
Ferguson cited in French suffrage debate argues for reform
Paris delegates invoke Texas Governor Ma Ferguson as a comparison to justify France's suffrage measures. The preamble questions whether Texas under Ferguson is progressing, praising her administration for tackling major issues and confronting the Ku Klux Klan.
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Paris
Ma Ferguson
State of
Texas
France
Chamber
Tueeday
Ma’’ Ferguson
Ma’ Ferguson
Mall
Ku Klux Klan
Loss Absorbed by Bond House in County Sale
Rock Island March 14 Conferences at the Modern War en of America head offices here state the Society was relieved of all equity in a win and sale of 16000 of county bonds and bend houses which the issues from fongo and later sold the os weeemen have eerly entire financial loss.
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Rock Island
111
Divno Tay
Bend Houses
Reed Smoot Illness Improves at Home Says Report
Washia March 14 report states Genator Reed Smoot of Utah who was taken ill in the senate Moor Friday is improving. Advices reach his home for ten days indicate his condition steadies though earlier break downs were attributed to nervous strain and overwork.
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Washia
Claim Leader Ate Real Meat Sparks Doukhobor Rift
A contested Doukhobor community leaders dispute claims that Pever Veregin, a figure linked to the Doukhobor sect, allegedly ate meat and drank alcohol. Negotiations continue among elders as the colony plans a fresh start under Peter Lerley’s Christian community.
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Neleon
B. C
Doukhobors Y Sanoy
Veregin
Peter Lerély
Identity of Garland plot suspect linked to Greenhalge relative
New York World reports Oscar Green, nephew of former Massachusetts governor Frederick T. Greenhalge, identified as the man who uncovered a plot to assassinate President Wilson. Ralph M. Easley and Celendi Arthur Woods affirm the identification, with details of a hidden German-aligned conspiracy rooted in New Jersey.
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New York
Mar
New York World
Garland
Samuel Gompers
Wilson
Oscar Green
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Massachusetts
Chicago
Treasury
Ralph M. Easley
The
Nations Civic Federation
Celendi Arthur Woods
New York Poice
Greenhalge
Key
Halifax
Vor Bernstorfé
Easley
Steenharge
Alligea
Eenhalze
Sarehiste Vigath N. J
Max Gilencer
White House
Exiled American Explorer Marshall In San Blas Rebellion
Panama expels Richard Marsh a Brockport New York explorer amid San Blas uprising reports say he aided the Indians in drafting a independence petition and translating a document. A mediator plan followed and hostilities eased after a peace pact.
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Richard O. “Marsh
Panama
San Blas
Napieont Assembly
Sam Bilas
J Glover South
Americas Mint
Marsh
San
South
Pan
J. Marsh
Brockoar N. Y
Ren Jungle
New York
Brin
White House surprises Senate with nomination move
The White House announced a potential nomination to the post surprising leaders on both sides. Senator Curtis sought delay after a White House read the statement, while Senator Walsh opposed adjourning and urged the senate to fulfill its constitutional duties. Debate began as talks continued about the possible choice, with questions raised about the president's influence and the Senate's power.
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White House
Sanders
Senate
Curtis
Kansas
Lmia
Coolidge
Monda Renator Walsh
Montana
Inson
Arkansas
Dew
Transcen
Seastor Walsh
Reed
Missouri
Held May Become German Presidential Candidate
Munich March 14 AP reports Dr Heinrich Held Bavarian premier may seek the presidency as Bavarian people's party votes to nominate its candidate. Herrslein's appearance as a potential joint candidate of the right parties is noted amid political maneuvering and speculation.
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Munich
Germany
Heinrich Held
Bavarian Peoples Party
Herrslein
Kari Jarres
Dutebucg
Thomas Marshall Birthday Reflections On Long Career
Indianapolis March 14 AP former vice president Thomas Marshall celebrates his seventy fifth birthday sharing easy going views on modern economic and political powers. He reflects on life, saying he has seen and known many good or bad times.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas &. Marshall
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