Great Battlers At Practice On The Pacific
Naval Base San Pedro March 25 AP The California and the battle fleet conduct a six minute gunnery exercise off the California coast. Salvos total about 225 tons of steel with sixteen inch rifles firing every five seconds while destroyers launch torpedoes to simulate an enemy. The exercise showcases the fleet’s power and precision at high speed.
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Naval Base
San Pedro
Calif
Mar
California
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Mother of Eight Found Slain in Chicago Home
Mrs Rose Langaro 39 was stabbed by her husband Chas Langaro as police seek him after the murder scene reported by terrified children. Earlier, a boarder John Evers and Drew Creighton were taken into custody following another fatal attack on Mrs Krittner with a crushed skull in her home.
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Chicago
Mat
Rose Langaro
Chas. Langaro
Drew
Dern vetoes new county bill in Utah
Salt Lake City March 25 AP Governor George H Dern vetoes a bill creating a new county named Dungan to span western Juab and Tooele counties. He says Tooele would lose substantial tax revenue under the measure.
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Salt Lake City
Mar
Dungan County
Juab
Tooele Counties
Geo. H. Dern
Smelting Company Plans $500,000 Flotation Plant at Miavale
Salt Lake City reports The U S Smelting K company to start construction immediately on a new 500000 dollar flotation plant at Miavale Utah to treat refractory lead zinc ores. The plant will handle 500 tons of ore daily.
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Salt Lake City
U.S
Miavale
Utah
Branding ritual linked to man’s death shock Oroville
District Attorney William Rothe said the grand jury will be asked to investigate alleged branding linked to a real ceremony that left Charles Schalow dead in a private home near Oroville. Officials expect possible indictments as details emerge from the investigation.
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Oroville
Calif
Wiliam E. Rothe
Grand Jury
Charles Schalow
Here
Schalow
Mountain Moving Again near Golden and Meeker
A Golden foothill is slowly marching eastward for seven years, interfering with a highway and a railroad in western Colorado. Meeker’s moving mountain has advanced 100 yards in two days, slipping down a gentler slope as tremors shake gravel from the summit. The Meeker peak stands about 2,000 feet high.
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Denver
Meeker
Rio Blanco
Colorado
Golden
Charles W. Henderson
United States Geographical Survey
Henderson
Golden Foothill
Denver Tramways Company
Meek
Dog shot to spare from starving near Niagara Falls
A mongrel dog stranded 200 feet above Niagara River near the American Falls was shot by a Fort Porter marksman to end its suffering. River men and reservation workers failed to save the animal as it was hit on the first shot and fell into the rapids, tumbling over the falls.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara River
Fort Porter
Wife Slays Self After Husband Accusations in New York
New York reports Hari kari used by Mrs. Tasaka after her husband Harry K. Tasaka accused her of intimacy with other men. Tasaka, indicted for murder, sought grand jury minutes amid claims of incompetent testimony. In a kitchen knife incident he slashed his own throat. Mrs. Tasaka died, he survived.
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New York
Harikari
Japan
Harry K. Tasaka
Tasaka
Taska
Salt Lake Club to Open Season April 7
Lane announced the Salt Lake baseball club opens its season at home on April 7 at Enson. The plan was abandoned after Long Beach fans failed to provide a $10,000 guarantee for the opening week. Long Beach, Calif.
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Salt Lake
Enson
Lane
Long Beach
Calif
Mar
Season s Hunches for Dressy Men
Bright colors boost summer men s wear with striped neckties shirts handkerchiefs sweaters and socks all promising. Red blue and burnt cork shades appear in neckwear with a deep blue option noted as versatile and coordinating with ties and optional socks.
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London
Senator Gooding Signals Run For United States Senate
Boise March 25 Senator Frank R Gooding announced at a Boise gathering that he will again seek the U S senate campaign management will be handled by John Thomas former state chairman and current national committeeman Despite illness last year he asserts readiness for the fight and notes support from the current organization Northern voice candidates like John Gray Stanley Easton James Airshie Franderick Bank Miles Johnson and A H Conner are mentioned as potential rivals with a possible party convention showdown anticipated.
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Tribune
Boise
Mar
Frank R. Gooding
United States Senate
John Thomas
Charley Moore
Moore
Ee Magree
Senator Gooding
More
Heyburn
John Gray
Stanley Easton
James Airshie
Franderick Bank
Miles Johnson
Lewiston
A. H. Conner
Finally Found Use for Record
In Kansas City a juvenile court judge spanked two 14-year-olds who skipped school. Judge Henry Meade used a red Congressional Record wrapped in paper as the implement. Names were withheld to protect their promise not to play hooky again.
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Kansas City
Kas
Henry Meade
Gish Eats Carrots During Nervous Court Hearing
Lillian Gish nibbled raw carrots in court during the Aspiration Pictures suit to bind her to work only for the company. Attorneys spar over contract understanding as Miss Gish cites nervousness and a fragile memory while Duell accuses her of contract jumping.
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New York
Lillian Gish
Charles H. Duell
Aspiration Pictures, Inc
Miss Gish
Holland
Max Steuer
Amyone
Duell
Gish
Charles Duell
Iss Gish
Paris
Gloria Swanson
Marquis de la Falaise
Wet bills move as Iowa committee targets home wine law
Iowa Senate committee on state and local governments backs a bill to drop state penalties for home liquor production and favors a congressional appeal to modify the Volstead act. Senator Barker admits home wine making violation under the Severson act, arguing the act targets drinking, not home production.
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Adison
Wis
Senate Committee On State
Severson
James A. Barker Antigo
Anti-Saloon League
Arms Conference Moves Toward Armament Limitation Plan
Washington reports that an American spousal arms conference project was discussed with Senator a leading figure from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The Idaho senator predicted concrete steps to gauge other governments' will follow, while cautioning about Europe’s pacifist stance. He expected the project to take clearer shape by Congress's next session.
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Washington
Mar
Live Cook
Jah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rab
Europe
Idaho
Congress
Teapot Lease Fight Continues in Cheyenne Trial
Albert Fall and defense counsel George Hoover argue the Teapot Dome lease was kept secret to push Pearl Harbor tank construction before public disclosure. Bids for the Pearl Harbor oval and the 1922 lease timing are disputed as the trial extends into tomorrow with late arguments expected.
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Cheyenne
Albert B. Fall
Pearl Harbor
George P. Hoover
Defense Counsl
Hoover
Pearl Harbor Oval
An American Petroleum and Transport Company
Maritim W. Littleton
Mules Return To Daylight From Kansas Penitentiary Mine
Eleven mules that served in the Kansas penitentiary coal mines were brought to the surface after ten years underground. They were blindfolded and will stay in darkened stalls for several days to adjust to light before pasture time and then work on prison farms.
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Lansing
Kas
Kan
Explosion on Saturn Oil Tanker Harbors Hamburg
Eight people were killed and three seriously injured when a heavy explosion ripped through the lighter Saturn in Hamburg harbor. The blast drove the 210 foot vessel apart and toppled nearby structures as workers used oxygen blasting gear. Authorities believe residues of oil gases caused the eruption.
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Hamburg
Germany
Smoke Center Blame Shifts To Residential Areas
Osborne Monnett former smoke commissioner of Chicago told a committee in St Louis that the biggest smoke problem in cities comes from heating smoke in homes. He urged permits for heating equipment and chimney boiler construction to match house size, noting industrial plants are easier to regulate.
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St. Louis
Mar
Osborne Monnett
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Lronnell
Humane worker Mrs. Sarah N. Jacobs dies at 63
Mrs. Sarah N. Jacobs a nationally recognized humane worker and teacher died last night at her home in an active career spanning the middle west. Born in Council Bluffs Iowa she wrote widely on humane subjects and was regarded as an authority nationwide.
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Kansas City
Mar
Sarah N. Jacobs
Middle West
Spangler Defends GOP Charge Against Brookhart in Iowa Standoff
H E Spangler representing the Republican state central committee issues a reply to charges in the election contest. He reiterates that Brookhart gained nomination by fraud and declares Brookhart not a Republican, accusing him of aiding La Follette while campaigning and denying party fidelity.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
H. E. Spangler
Republican State Central Committee
Spangler
Brookhart
Coolidge
Dawes
Republican
la Follette Party
Young Bandit Fools Cops In Denver Safe Job
A ten year old Denver boy in a new cowboy suit diverted detectives after claiming to have used inside knowledge to rob the Ladez Cigar Co. safe. He produced a roll of bills and described watching the manager. owners chose not to prosecute and kept the money.
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Denver
Colo
Ladez Cigar Company
Cigar
Bicyclist fires on police during pursuit in suburb
A bicyclist, hailed by officers as a suspicious character, circled and fired six shots, fatally killing one policeman and wounding another before fleeing on a bicycle. The incident occurred on a suburban street as police pursued a suspect.
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Satie. Ar
Relief work under way in wrecked five state area
West Frankfort Illinois March 25 AP relief efforts extend across five state district for tornado victims. American Red Cross directs rehabilitation including housing clothing and necessities while avoiding deficit investments. Director Baker oversees operations with county districts and trained surveys to assess needs.
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West Frankfort
Ill
American Red Cross
Zoe Wim
Baker
F. E. Burrellson
Franklin County
Red Cross Fund
War Department
Red Cross
Murphysboro
Macey
Carbondale
Meeery Uiry
Chamber of Commerce
Groces
McLeaneboro
Ysboro
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Woodlock Appointment Reported by AP from Washington
Washington reports President Cestidee appointed Woodlock as a recess agent in commerce. The notice appeared March 25 and carries a formal AP dispatch style with details of the appointment process.
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Woodlock
Washington
York
Cestidee
Bail decision expected in Shepherd murder case
Chicago March 25 AP reports that at noon today Judge Jacob M. Hopkins would hear oral arguments and decide on bail for Liam D. Shepherd charged with the murder of his foster son William N. McClintock by typhoid. The state contends no basis for bail exists as witnesses' testimony before the grand jury is uncontradicted.
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Chicago
Liam D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Jacob M. Hopkins
Criminal Court
Grand
Shepherd
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