Two relief bills become laws as time runs out
Boise dispatch reports two bills became law after the period for signing or vetoing expired. House Bill 338 covers numerous state wide relief claims totaling 91 000, while Senate Bill 106 appropriates 25 000 to aid Oregon in bridging the Snake River at Ballard's Landing. Governor Moore also signed several education and infrastructure appropriations and vetoed a Pocatello armory rental claim. Ephraim Ricks and Andrew Little named new sheep board members.
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Mar
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Oregon
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Ballard’s Landing
Adams County
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Albion Normal Heating Plant
Department of Agriculture
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Pocatello
Moore
Ephraim Ricks
Sugar City
Andrew Little
Emmett
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
King and Queen Set for Southern Trip
London reports King George and Queen Mary will depart tomorrow on a southern journey prescribed by physicians during the king's bout with bronchitis. They will cross to France by canal and rail to Genoa, then board the royal yacht as plans for a Mediterranean cruise are finalized.
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California Attorney General warns on auto theft penalties
San Francisco March 18 AP Attorney General Webb states that a district attorney Chester urges that imprisonment may be meted out to those who drive automobiles without owner consent. This, however, is the maximum penalty.
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San Francisco
Mar
Webb
California
Chester Employ
San Diego
Butler and Waterhouse Scandal Reaches London Court
A London trial centers on Muriel Waterhouse accusing Lady Wilson Barker of extorting money from her late husband Alfred Waterhouse. Witnesses describe the couple as behaving like lovers, with testimonies about illness and financial decline as the case unfolds.
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Waterhouse
Muriel Waterhouse
David Wilson-Barker
Wilson-Barker
R. W. Shel Mn
William Thomas Mills
Mills
Alfred Francis Waterhouse
Wilson Barker
Herbert Sterhouse
Francis Waterhouse
Ness
Richard M. Lowton
Name of King Seneferu Appears on Gold Mat in Ancient Tomb
Harvard Boston expedition reports a gold mat inscription reading Lord-of-the-two-crowns Seneferuw Horus webma'at from a Giza tomb. The find confirms only that burial occurred in his reign, not that Seneferuw is buried there. Tomb sealed pending Return of Dr. Reisner to Egypt.
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Giza
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Egypt
Hotel Burning At Breakers Palm Beach Florida
A fire at the Breakers hotel in Palm Beach Florida is visible with flames described as burning prominently. No injuries reported in the initial AP dispatch.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Breakers
Palm Beach
Shingle Headache A New Ailment
London readers report a fashion implicated headache from hair bobbing as hair is removed from the neck. Medical men call it neuraglia caused by exposure to March winds, with tight hats at the neck offering some protection.
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London
State looks up Faiman record in diploma mill probe
Chicago authorities and federal investigators study disclosures by Charles C. Faiman head of a national university of sciences regarding William McClintock death. The inquiry focuses on Chicago diploma mills and a school allegedly issuing Genrese and diplomas indiscriminately.
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Chicago
Charles C. Faiman
National University of Sciences
William McClintock
Fairman
Carroll sentenced for swindle in Kansas City
Athe grove Carroll formerly of Hollywood was given 100 days on the municipal farm after a swindle conviction. He claimed expertise in mob scenes and party guests in films. He opened a letter to C. C. Carroll, telegraphed Mrs. Waltz for a $200 loan, signing C. C. Carroll's name.
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Mar
Athegrove Carroll
Hollywood
Calif
Carroll
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St Louis
C. C. Carroll
Lord Curzon’s Condition Deteriorates in London
The Marquis of Kedleston, aged 66, remains in serious condition after a bladder operation and a recent lung congestion. A bulletin from his physicians notes he passed an unsettled night and that yesterday’s gains were not kept, with reports in the Lords lobbies of a hopeless outlook.
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House of Lords
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Cambridge
Three Men Arrested In Mine 41 Explosion Case
Three men were arrested in connection with the Bethlehem Mines Mine 41 explosion that entombed 34 workers. Officials said gas likely caused the blast though a bomb report briefly sparked charges. The suspects are jailed pending further inquiry. No bodies found by noon as rescue teams sought survivors amid a crowd at Fairmont.
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Mbarrackville
Here
R. M. Lambie
Confidence Man Julius Ford Dies at 61 in Enfield
Julius H. Ford a famed confidence man from Ithaca New York dies at his Enfield home at 61 He attended Cornell in 1894 and was noted as a football player He later coached several teams in the West His schemes earned him federal prison terms under names like Doc Waterbury His habitual exit message preceded him watch him Partial transmission mentions ongoing investigation and cross city figures
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Ithaca
N. Y
Julius H. Ford
Enfield
Here
Ford
Cornell University
Northwest Land Grants Probed
A joint congressional committee began examining the land grants to the Northern Pacific railway over 3,000,000 acres in the national forests of Montana Idaho and Washington amid a dispute with the Agriculture Department.
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Washington
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Department of Agriculture
Montana
Idaho
Noted Southwest gunman Chas Doesha dies in Arizona
Charles Doesha a famed early southwest gunman dies in Arizona after a long life marked by gunfights and feuds. Friends say he kept a record of those he killed with three named as having fallen to his trigger. He moved from California to Arizona in 1878 and endured many scars from battles.
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Doesha
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Arizona
California
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Tonto Basin
Deesha
Shepherd Placed in County Jail in Ward Murder Case
William D. Shepherd was turned over to the sheriff for jail confinement after an indictment with Charles C. Farman for the murder of Shepherd's ward William McClintock. Chief Justice Hopkins dismissed a habeas corpus writ tied to the indictment. Arraignment set for 10 a.m. Saturday to enter a plea and consider bail. Shepherd’s counsel says plea is not guilty, calling it a conspiracy to deprive him of rights under the will.
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Stewart
Spencer Defense of Minority Report Sparks Senate Debate
Senator Spencer Republican of Missouri defends the minority report on the Teapot Dome oil inquiry in the Senate. He challenges Senator Walsh’s majority report, asserting every statement in the minority report could be sustained amid clashes over the findings.
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Mar
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Senate
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Walsh
Montana
Arres t of Purer Victor De Caro on Smuggling Charge
Victor De Caro purser of the Leviathan was arrested at the liner pier on a charge of attempting to smuggle diamonds valued about 59006. He claimed the gems were lost on the ship, a statement rejected by officials. Governor Alfred E. Smith denied ownership of diamonds worth 56000, clarifying no one in his circle owned such property.
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Floods Destroy Trujillo City in Peru
Lima reports that Trujillo, northern Peru, has been wiped out by floods after torrential rains. Inhabitants fled to high ground as flood gates failed to halt the rising waters. Trujillo, founded in 1535 by Pizarro, sits near the Pacific and hosts about 11,000 people.
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Chima Veney
Branded initials on wife's back sparks assault case
Mrs. Dolores Winfree testified that her husband Theo dore Winfree a sailor burned his initials on her back with a hot iron. She said the mark was visible when she secured a warrant charging him with assault and battery.
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San Francisco
Dolores Winfree
Theodore Winfree
Olson’s Psychology Shapes Shepherd Case Inquest
Chicago March 18 AP Judge Harry Olson municipal court psychologist has guided the inquiry into typhoid death of Billy McClintock heir William Nelson Clintock. Olson linked germ studies to Shepherd, questioned deaths in the family, and proposed humane treatment for killers while shaping testimony at the inquest.
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Chicago
Harry Olson
Municipal Court
William Wnelson cClintock
Olson
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
McClintock
Mi'lions
Shepherd
Leon H. Whitney
Northampton
Mass
New Haven
Eugenics Society of the United States
Lewis M. Terman
Leland Stanford, Jr
William Darling Shepherd
Johnson County
Ind
Indiana
Judge Olson
Emma Nelson McClintock
St. Mary’s
Kaw
Charles C. Faiman
National University of Sciences
Death toll from poisoned liquor rises in Philadelphia
Philadelphia coroner says his estimate of 4000 yearly deaths from adulterated liquor may be too low. He notes weeks of twelve deaths per day and backs Governor Pinchot's enforcement bill in the state address.
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Philadelphia
Patton
Pinchot
Direct charge of inoculating M'Clintock boy
Mar 18 AP report says Wil pherd The indictment charges poisoning with aconite prussic acid and morphine administered to the boy. Judge Hopkins ordered two men, now state prisoners, brought from custody for arraignment at 2 p.m.
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Hopkins
Shepherd
Indictment of Shepherd and Farman for McClintock murder
The two defendants face a 22 count indictment alleging poisoning of William Nelson McClintock on November 15 1924 with death on December 4 1924. Counts describe administering typhoid bacteria various poisons including aconite morphine prussic acid and other fever inducing agents to the body or food and drink. The series includes several counts with typhoid or mortal fever terms and ends with four counts duplicating earlier charges with typhoid substituted for mortal.
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William Darling Shepherd
Charles C. Farman
William Nelson McClintock
Harrisburg House Defeats United Dry Licensing Bill
Harrisburg date AP report states the state house defeated the United Dry bill pushing for licensing and inspection of breweries and distilleries. The measure aimed to regulate alcohol production offenses and enforce compliance statewide.
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Harrisburg
Fight on Polish Frontier Sparks Baltic Tension
Paris reports a Polish frontier patrol alleged to have attacked Lithuanian border guards near Skrvintal at night with cavalry and light guns. Lithuania appeals to the League of Nations for intervention and the release of three Lithuanian soldiers captured by Poland. The Lithuanians claim a counterattack forced the Poles to retreat from their positions.
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