Court Rules Bank Account Not Available
Beaten on a legal point, prosecutors shift strategy in the Teapot dome leases annulment suit. They plan to trace bonds from Harry F. Sinclair to Albert B. Fall via the Continental Trading company, while judges may strike later-recorded Fall bank accounts if links to Sinclair are incomplete. Henry A. Wise, serving as Fall witness, prepares a court statement to be read when Fall testifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Harry F. Sinclair
Fall
Sinclair
T. Blake Kennedy
el Paso
Texas
Pueblo
Colo
Keay
Owen J Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
Continental Trading Company
Kennedy
Athe
Henry A. Wise
Albert Wall
Capot Dome
Toy
King and Queen Ants Take Trip
Prince George, youngest son of King George and Queen Mary, underwent tonsil removal surgery today with a satisfactory bulletin. For the first time since his birth a month ago, the king hosted several prominent visitors at Buckingham Palace, and mild weather allowed brief strolls.
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London
Prince George
George
Buckingham Palace
Ing
eeRus
Renoa
Army awards contracts for new aircraft from several firms
Contracts totaling more than 1 million dollars go to Sip Sexus of New York and Douglas of California for new observation aircraft approved by air service. Curtiss Company and the Mgias Company receive awards of 70 and 660 thousand dollars respectively for development work. Orders placed with Cur head way, Dayton, and Douglas Company at estimated costs 883 thousand dollars.
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Washington
Sip Sexus Company
New York
Douglas Company
California
Army
Air Service
Curtiss Comy
Mgias
McCookfield
Dayton
O. Tenea
Bulldog Mothers Cubs of Tiger
Two newborn tiger cubs in Macon Georgia were reportedly smothered by a large animal trainer to protect the first born, following a common tiger practice. The trainer moved the cubs from the mother to a dog.
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Bulldog Mothers
TIGER
Macon
Promised $20 000 to Keep His Mouth Shut
Chicago with grand jury hearing witnesses C C Farman head of science school under interrogation admits William D Shepherd, foster father and heir to a $1 000 000 estate, offered $20 000 to keep silent after typhoid death of foster son William McClintock. Shepherd had studied bac teriology and allegedly possessed typhoid germs.
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Chicago
C. C. Farman
William D. Shepherd
William McClintock
Shepherd
Farman
National University of Sciences
Young McClintock
Joseph Savage
McClintock
Convicts Escape Mississippi State Prison Break Reported
A Mississippi man reports ten convicts escaped from Parchman Prison after overpowering guards. A posse with bloodhounds searched swampy woods six miles east of Drew, while the escapees fled in two automobiles.
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Drew
Miss
Here
Mississippi State Prison
Parchman
Professor August Von Wassermann Dies in Berlin
Berlin report says Professor August Von Wassermann 59 director of Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Experimental Therapy and professor of internal medicine at the University of Berlin originated the Wassermann blood test and died today.
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Berlin
August von Wassermann
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute For
The
University of Berlin
Wassermann
Lopez Insists He Is Frazier in Mystery Case
Minneapolis dispatch reports Arthur Frazier, long presumed dead in France during World War I, may be alive as Arthur Lopez. Lopez, claimed to be Frazier by family and old Rochester National Guard members, confesses to not being Frazier but then retracts. Veterans bureau officers say he is not the man.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Sant
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Arthur Frazier
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Earl Frazier
Lookout
D. D
Rochester
Minn
Arthur Lopez
Lopez
Department of Justice
Frazier
D. Company
Old National Guard
B. Hibbard
Sue
A. Burns
William Ziegler
France
War Department
Peace Mets
United States District Attorney’s Office
Memorial proposed for Fort Hall site exhibits received
Dr Minnie Howard of the Southern Idaho Historical Society received three large exhibition pictures of a proposed Fort Hall monument by architect Sonu Rogers. The images, shown at Mrs Walter Siders home, will first you display at the high school art exhibit and later at The Tribune or a downtown office.
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Minnie Howard
Southern Idaho Historical Society
Old Fort Hall
Sonu —_ — Rogers
New York City
Pocatello
D. A. BR
Walter R. Siders
Howard
the Tribune
Fort Hall
American Falls
Portland Cement Association
Strasbourg School Strike Reduces Attendance
In Strasbourg France Bishop Ruch led a protest against a new interconfessional regime causing about 860 students to be absent, roughly 30 percent of normal turnout across nine schools.
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Strasbourg
France
Ruch
Utah Weather Forecast Highlights Calm Tonight
The south stays fair with party clouds in the north tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures show little change across the state as conditions remain dry and mild.
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Utah
Bank wins appeal over bookmaker in blackmail case
London reports that Charles E Robbinoor, former bookmaker, lost his appeal to overturn a Midland Bank 125000 pounds settlement tied to an alleged blackmail plot involving Rajah Sir Hari Singh. The case linked to last year’s sensational trial in which Mrs Robbinoor’s testimony featured and solicitor William Hobbs faced charges related to forged checks.
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London
Charles E. Robbinoor
Midland Bank
Hari Singh
Robinson
Court of Appeals
Mrsbinson
Illiam
Hobbs
William
Bank
Robinsons
Japan Eases Alien Land Law Restrictions
Tokyo March 16 AP report states the house of peers passed the alien land law liberalizing land ownership for foreigners while barring citizens from countries that prohibit Japanese from owning land. The measure allows eligible aliens to acquire land under new conditions with safeguards.
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Tokio
House of Peers
Japan
Statesman Goro Miura Dies at 79 in Atami Japan
Tokio March 16 AP Viscount Goro Miura 79 a former minister of war and member of the house of peers died at Atami after a long illness He was known as a statesman who formed many cabinets and served in multiple government roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Goro Miura
House of Peers
Atami
Prohibition Bible Called Unscholarly by College Professor
Prof George Colliver head of religious education at the College of the Pacific denounces the prohibition Bible as unscholarly and untrue to history. He says references to wine are essential and that calling it a shorter Bible is a misnomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockton
Calif
George Colliver
Department of Religious Education
The
College of the Pacific
Colliver
Dennistoun Mounts Defense In High Profile Trial
London March 16 AP The crowded courtroom saw Lieutenant Colonel Ian Onslow Dennistoun take the stand in his own defense against allegations by his former wife that he aided her intimacy with Sir John Cowans to advance his military career. He testified that his wife confessed infidelity soon after their 1910 marriage and that any motive to use letters against him stemmed from money owed by her.
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London
Dennistoun
Ian Onslow Dennistoun
John Cowans
Cowans
Hannah Parker
Carnarvon
Wowson
Colonelnistoun
Governor Signs Education Budget Act and Related Bills
The governor signed the education budget and a 2% act for almost two million dollars for state educational institutions. Specific line items include $117,164 for Gooding school, $1,610 for Ben Hillmans, and $1,241 for the irrigation district. Other measures fund land for Orofino asylum, $16,000 for St Anthony Training School land, and maintenance for public welfare and child care work. Twenty-nine bills remain pending with several likely vetoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hillmans
Aanxee
Reclamation Department
Orofino Asylum
St. Anthony Training School
Seven Die In Car Crashes Near Los Angeles
News report from Los Angeles datelined March 16 details seven fatalities from automobile accidents in and near the city over the weekend. One man died of heart disease after steering his bus clear of traffic, narrowly saving others before his own death.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Warren nomination rejected again for attorney general
The Senate rejected Charles B. Warren’s nomination as attorney general 46 to 39 after a prior 40 to 40 tie. Republicans mostly supported confirmation, while Democrats and insurgent Republicans opposed. President Coolidge planned a recess appointment, with various senators’ votes noted and remarks by Senator Walsh.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Coolidge
Mr. Warren
Dill
Edwards
Gerry
Kendrick
Smith
Howell
LaFollette
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senator McMaster
McMaster
Overman
North Carolina
Bingham
Butler
Cameron
Capper
Cummins
Curtis
Dale
Deneen
Dupont
Ernst
Fernald
Fess
Gillett
Goff
Gooding
Hale
Harrold
Jones
Keyes
Lemroot
McKinley
McLean
McNary
Means
Metcalf
Moses
Oddie
Pepper
Pine
Sackett
Schall
Shortridge
Smoot
Spencer
Stanfield
Wadsworth
Watson
Weller
Willie
Borah
Brookhart
Couzens
Frasier
Johnson
Kee
le Follette
Norbeck
Nor
Glassarris
King
McKellar
Mayfield
Neeley
Ransdell
Missouri
Robinson
Simmons
Swansea
Ammell
Tyson
Walshler
Shipstead
Edge
Stephens
Phipps
Pittman
St. Republican
Emocrat
Green
New Mexico
Underwood
Alabama
Bermuda
Weltian
Ting
Sam Dreben Hero of Wars Buried Today
Hollywood mourns Sam Dreben a World War I hero and veteran of multiple revolutions. His burial followed a career spanning the Philippines, Nicaragua, Honduras, Mexico and service under Pershing, earning the DSC and Croix de Guerre. Friends recall his El Paso Juarez episode and a mob incident near the border before his Hollywood burial.
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Sam Dreben
Hollywood
Calif
Villa
Pershing
Dreben
Madero
Diaz
Mexico
Columbus
United States
France
Italy
St. Etienne
Oae
Bennett Pershing
el Paso
Tex
Phil
Alguin
Juarez
Oaks
Los Angeles
Claude
Kelly
Safel
Dietrich Mentioned in Pocatello Washington Case
Fragmentary note mentions a man in Pocatello and a federal judge in Washington. No further details or clear action are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
Mer
Surgeon Dies Marking End of an Era
A professor noted as a surgeon died yesterday. He was born in 1844, leaving a lasting mark on medical practice.
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Ant Nak
Bush Selected State Forester in Idaho
Boise March 16 Ben Bush of Mossew for years connected with state land department forestry was unanimously chosen state forester under the new forestry act by the Idaho board of forestry at its first official meeting in Governor Moore's office. He will recommend an assistant and names to form the executive committee from the north. I H Nash Charles McHarg W Hamilton Barton IHL
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Boise
Mar
Ben Bush
Mossew
Forestry Works
State Land Department
Idagooperatiys Board of Forestry
Moore
Bush
North O
Land Commisay
I. H. Nash
Charles McHarg
Federal Forestry Service
W. Hamiston
Soui
A. Barton
Ihl
Oregon School Law Before the High Court
Washington March 16 AP The Oregon education statute requiring eight to sixteen year olds to attend public schools is argued before the Supreme Court. State counsel defend charter rights and property interests of private schools while opponents claim violations of property rights parental control and state police power. Religious groups and private schools oppose the law citing threats to private education and doctrinal freedom.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
EB. Chamberlain
W. 8. Moore
A. H. Putney
P. Nyce
William D. Guthrie
Society of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary
John C. Veach
The
Hill Military Academy
Berty
Seventh Day Adventists
Protestant Church
Friends
Bridal Plane Wedding Ends With Fatal Landing
In Aanaale California on March 16 an aerial wedding spectacle ended tragically when the plane crashed near landing. Earl Daugherty a Long Beach aviator was killed and the groom was injured as the craft plunged from five thousand feet. Captain Lowell H. Smith presented a silver award to the pilot before the wreckage was cleared.
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Calif
Mar
Gilhauser
Earl Daugherty
Long Beach
Pan
Gilver
Lowell H. Smith
World Flight Squadron
Camp's Funeral Private in New Haven
New Haven authorities report a private funeral to be held for Camp per the widow's wishes. Details were sparse as authorities confirmed the family would lead arrangements with no further public services announced.
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Mem
Court Rules
Isabell Pope
Ge E. Fosberg
Mississippi
Prof
Ft. Hall
Prohibition Bible
Maid
Mrs. Dennistoun
Oregon
Lane
Aviat
New Haven, Conn
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