Germs scheme eyed in McClintock death case
Ty boid fever germs given to William Darling Shepherd by C Faiman head of bacteriology as part of a $100000 settlement promise after the estate of McClintock. Faiman testified Shepherd coached the plan and kept germs in test tubes for months while discussions explored how to carry out the death.
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Chicago
Illiam Nelson McClintock
William Darling Shepherd
C. Faiman
School of Bacteriology
Robert E Crowe
Faiman
Shepherd
Farman
McClintock
Thad Ili
Siman
Joseph Savage
Assisterate
Young
McCliptock
Dennistoun Defends Own Weak Action in Divorce Case
London report cites Lt Col Ivan Omslow Dennistoun explaining he forgave his now ex wife and took little action over her alleged affairs. He said she remained dominant, resisted his attempts to control her morals, and he hoped truth would emerge without his suing. The Dowager Countess Car Barron did not attend.
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London
Ivan Omslow Dennistoun
Car Barron
Dennistoun
Oscar Senhouse
Birkett
John Cowans
General Manning
Dennis Tomn
Senhouse
Nasly
Sir Cowans
John
Moonshine Raid In Issaquah Involving Judge Hunt
Justice of the Peace Robert Hunt of Issaquah and his son were found making moonshine on their ranch during a raid by Deputy Sheriffs John Harahan and Robert Gibson. Mrs Hunt reportedly dumped liquor on one deputy. They posted bonds of 750 dollars each.
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Seattle
Wash
Justice of the Peace
Robert Hunt
Issaquah
John Harahan
Robert Gibson
Aircraft Will Solve Wars of the Future
Col Harry Graham to Hammer club warns air power determines victory in future wars. He describes air superiority via observation planes, pursuit ships, bombers, and gas and smoke attacks, and predicts giant airships and long range campaigns making nations without air power surrender.
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Graham
New Japanese Ambassador Tsuneo Matsudaira Visits Coolidge
Tsuneo Matsudaira the new Japanese ambassador met President Coolidge to present credentials. He was escorted to the White House by T. Butler Lee assistant secretary of State and by Coolidge’s military and naval aides along with embassy staff.
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Washington
Tsuneo Matsudaira
President Coolidge
T. But- Lee
White House
Senator King Opposes Lausanne Treaty Raps Turkey
Washington March 17 Senator King Democrat Utah renewed his protest in the senate against the unr atified Lausanne treaty with Turkey. He charged Turks had stolen 40 800 000 dollars from the Armenians and were seeking to replay it to pay debts.
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Washington
King
Uteh
Turkey
Senate
London Scandal Stirs High Society in Fraud Suit
London court hears trial over a conspiracy claim involving Mrs Waterhouse Bir widow seeking money said extorted from the late Alfred Waterhouse. Lady Wilson Barker named as defendant with naval expert Sirvid also implicated in a case denounced as a rare but serious breach of social morality.
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London
Masel Waterhouse
Barker
P Bheide
Talge
Montague Sherman
Spanish Troops Struggle in Moroccan Front Near Tetuan
Paris dispatch reports Spanish forces operating in Morocco between Tetuan Ain Djedjia and Laudien since last Friday facing Benilder tribesmen. Rebels hold frontier lines on both sides hindering advance though hopes rise for air and artillery to open a passage.
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Paris
Tangier
Morocco
Tetuan
Ain-Djedjia
Laudien
Ford's Toke Road Success After Five Years
The New York Times reports Henry Ford will gain about 638,550 in April from the Detroit, Toledo and Ironton railroad with bonds redeemed and ownership retained. Ford bought the line in 1920 for 4.97 million, once seen as a joke railroad, and railroad men credit his work with its revival.
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New York
New York Times Today
Detroit, Toledo and
Ironton
Henry Ford
Ford
Rosing
the Times
Io Dhildhen
Moore's veto slashes Idaho bills triggering seven figures in cuts
Boise March issue reports Governor Moore vetoed ten bills in full and five items, mostly appropriations, trimming about 265000 in funding. It struck costs from the Bee Inspector, Blackfoot asylum grounds, Gooding blind school land, Salvation Army home, endowment audits, and other line items.
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Tribune
Boise
Mar. Ty
Moore
Bee
Hesse Bridge
Blackfoot Asylum
Gooding
Salvation Army
Bureau of Public Accounts
Spofford
Industrial Accident Board
Baldrige
Gillis
Gallett T
Boy recants murder confession aiding mother’s life term
Harold Sonny Willis 14 admitted to district attorney his earlier confession of killing Dr. Benjamin Baldwin was a fabrication. He testified he was in school at the time and knew nothing of the crime. District Attorney Asa Keyes said the probe into the forged confession continues.
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Los Angeles
Harold
Sonny’’ Willis
Argaret Willis
Benjamin B. Baldwin
Sonny
Dr. Baldwin
San Quentin Penitentiary
Asa Keyes
Doctor Baldwin
Willis
Iron Blossom Mining Sells Utah Property to Tintic Standard
East Lake City March 17 AP The Iron Blossom Mining Company of Utah accepts a cash offer of 375000 from Tintic Standard Mining Company for all Iron Blossom properties and assets including cash on hand The Iron Blossom stock trades around 25 cents on the New York curb and has paid dividends totaling 3525000 Both firms are silver lead producers in Utah and Tintic Standard will acquire full control of the Iron Blossom assets.
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East Lake City
Iron Blossom Mining Company of Utah
Tintic Standard Mining Company of Utah
Iron Blossom
New York
Tintic Standard
Guggenheim Not Seriously Ill After Heart Attack
Daniel Guggenheim, financier, who was reported ill at the Ritz Carlton after a heart attack earlier this year, is not seriously ill, his secretary said today.
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New York
Daniel Guggenheim
Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Paris Chamber fails to take up women's suffrage bill
Paris deputies again fail to debate the women's suffrage bill as supporters say the move shelves the measure for another year.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Freight Rates to Be Probed by Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission orders an inquiry into railroad freight rates nationwide to assess effects on farmers and to address potential regional discriminations. The probe will focus on rail and water carriers, with submissions due by May 15 and a later committee to study rate disparities.
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Washington
Mar
Interstate Commerce Commission
Agriculture Ac
Coolidge
Congress
Ture
Seo
Une
Commission
Cuban Ambassador Resigns From U S Post
Cuban ambassador to the United States Dr Cosme de la Torriente sent a cablegram announcing his resignation. Washington Post sub secretary of State Guillermo Patterson confirmed the action and date.
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Havana
Mar
Cosme de la Torriente
United States
State Department
Washington Post
Guillermo Patterson
Select Aliens Suited to Work in America
Chicago March 17 AP James J Davis secretary of labor urged selective immigration at a women's bar association address. He called to bring only the manpower needed, arguing America overdeveloped in industries and should admit workers by need. He proposed an immigration inspector be part of every contract and to prevent crowded Ellis Island quotas.
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Chicago
James J. Davis
Secretary of
Women’s Bar Association
America
Ecretary
Davis
Filis Island
German Couple Has 27 Children
In Lewsay Germany on March 17 a man and wife welcomed their twenty seventh child a healthy boy. Eleven children survive including twins. Frau Becker 46 and her husband 48 reside with their large family as sisters also welcomed twins the same night.
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Lewsay
Germany
Frau Becker
Becker
Anna
Sinclair Gave Liberty Bonds to Col Zevely
Cheyenne Wyoming March 17 AP Deposition details former private secretary G B Wahlberg testifying that Harry F Sinclair arranged or handed over 25000 in 8 percent liberty bonds to Col J W Zevely counsel for the magnate before Sinclair's 1923 Europe trip. The record notes the bonds may have reached Albert B Fall former interior secretary.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
J. W. Zevely
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Interior
G. B. Wahlberg
Sinclair
Europe
Wahlberg
Zevely
Testimony Proceeding in Teapot Dome Case Drags On
In Cheyenne on March 17 AP reports witnesses Ru oe Everhart and others must testify about an anal deposit of liberty bonds for former interior secretary Fall. The government seeks progress in the Teapot Dome case with J T Blake Kennedy. Everhart refuses to answer, claiming it would incriminate a third party. Judge Kennedy allows a short recess after Wise asks for time to confer with the witness.
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Cheyenne
Wre
Everhart
Pushin
Colo
Fest B. Fall
Liberty
J. T. Blake Kennedy
Teapot Dome
Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Wyoming Oil Reserve
Kennedy
Henry A. Wise
Supreme Court hears Oregon school attendance case
Washington March 17 The Supreme Court resumed arguments on Oregon's bid to require children aged 8 to 16 to attend state or public schools. Counsel argued the police power justifies the law while opponents said it confiscates private and parochial school freedoms and parental rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Oregon
Parr
Seeeie
Te Society of the Bistera of the Holy Names of
Commends Naming of an Oil Board at Convention
A. J. Callaghan of Jackson Michigan commends President Coolidge for appointing a national petroleum conservation board. Speaking at the American Oil Men's association convention in Kansas City he says the move will correct evils under government control and favor oil industry stewardship.
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Kansas City
Coolidge
National Petroleum Conservation Board
A. J. Callaghan
Jackson
Mich
American Oil Men's Association
Callaghan
Callag
Lang
Gardiess
Murder Suspect Held Awaiting Oklahoma Word
A two year manhunt case from Saline City leads to the defendant held in Oklahoma awaiting word from state authorities as investigators press charges.
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Los Angeles
Oryee
Jefferson i
Saliesw
Kirk
Michigan Man With Senate Controversy Over Warren Nomination
The White House disclosed correspondence between the president and Warren as the Gargent nomination to the senate stirred a fight against confirmation. Warren declined citing possible administration annoyance and prolonging the controversy. The nomination went to the judiciary committee with a pledge for timely confirmation to end the special session.
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Gargent
Senate
White House
Warren
R Idge
Godletter
Acceptan
Judiciary Committee
Elso Satenesers
Mr. Ae
Chosen Captain for Cambridge Team Muted by Mist
Cambridge Massachusetts on March 17 announces T. T. Smith of East Ely named captain of the basketball squad. Witten is listed among the team staff as associate coach.
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Cambridge
Mass
Ae Witten
T. T. Smith
East Ely
Bavasd Backetheie
Delhi Colony Proves Failure in California Land Scheme
Sacramento reports on the Delhi colony project in Merced County. The committee recommends not funding further settlement programs and suggests forgiving interest and contract addenda. Findings show land bought at wartime prices, average farm size about 26.6 acres, and high costs per acre with most land sold but 3,300 acres unsold.
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Sacramento
Calif
Delhi
Tee
Aes
California
Tha Tate
Elwood
Mead
Ithe
Wats
Merced County
Onan
Ori al
Ris Settlement Board
Lana
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