Union Miners Ordered to Vacate Homes for Strikebreakers
Federal Judge Benson W. Hough ruled that striking union miners occupying company homes must move to clear space for non union workers. Eviction affects 285 families with May 1 as the date, while barracks for strikers are under construction. Additional evictions involving 206 families await next week ruling amid tension and guarded mine entrances.
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Columbus
Ohio
Benson W. Hough
United States
Hough
John Cinque
United Mine Workers
Delegates Grapple With Plans Ahead of Conventions
Washington March 24 Delegates for the two national conventions loom large as campaigns map rival strategies for Kansas City and Houston With only two presidential primaries completed and few delegate selections set the spring push intensifies for April and May Strong bets point to Lowden of Illinois and Smith of New York gaining influence as talks center on securing a two thirds majority and the path to the Houston convention.
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Washington
Kansas City
Houston
Lowden
Timois
Smith
New York
Jon
Descendants of Secretaries Tour Engraving Plant
Two young descendants of early U S secretaries visited the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington. The eight year old great great grandson of Alexander Hamilton and the eleven year old great great grandson of Albert Gallatin were given a plant tour by A W Hall and shown portraits that appear on currency and securities.
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Washington
Alexander Hamilton
the Treasury
Albert Gallatin
the Lescury
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Philip Schuyler Hamiton
New York
Thomas Gerry Gallatin
Wyoming
A. W Hall
Bureau
Chicago Movie Strike Echoed Across The City
The U.S. district attorney filed a Sherman act complaint against eleven film companies and the Chicago Exhibitors' Association for conspiracy in restraint of trade. The case follows the fall shutdown over wage disputes and operator staffing at the Orpheum theater, closing most downtown cinemas for days. The defendants listed include Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Paramount Pictures Lasky Firest National Universal United Artists Fox Pathe Vitagraph Columbia Renown.
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Chicago
Government Today
United States District Attorney
Chicago Exhibitors’ Association
Orpheum
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Playera-Lasky
Firet National
Universal
United Artiste
Fox
Pathe Film Booking Office
Vitagraph
Columbia
Renown
Hyn
Sinclair Requests Deposition Of Fall At Home
Harry F Sinclair obtains a court order to depose Albert B Fall at his El Paso home on March 29. The deposition, to be conducted by Daniel Thew Wright, is to be used in Sinclair’s defense in the Teapot Dome case. The process avoids public disclosure and will be heard by M. K. Bull as commissioner.
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Washington
Albert B Pall
Harry F Sinclair
Jennings Bailey
District of Columba Supreme Court
Sinclair
Fall
Teapot Dome
el Paso
Texas
Daniel Thew Wright
M. K. Bull
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
George P. Hoover
Wright
Chicago papers publish gambling houses and liquor syndicate details
Chicago papers print names and addresses of gambling houses and liquor syndicate leaders. One raid occurs as Tribune lists 215 known gambling dens while Daily News names heads with addresses and telephone numbers. In California a survivor describes burial of 18 relatives after flood disaster.
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Chicago
Maren 24
of & Liquor Syndicate
the Tribune
The
Daily News
Mussolini Starts Autobiography Dictation for US Publication
Rome March 24 Premier Mussolini begins his autobiography detailing stirring Fascist events. Nearly half the book is dictated with Richard Washburn Child translating. The premier initially refused biography but was persuaded five months ago. early chapters highlight his mother’s influence on his character.
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Rome
Mussolini
United States
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Mr Child
Hospital bill nears House action for veterans care
Washington March 24 AP The World War veterans hospitalization bill moves toward House action with a proposed $15 million for new and improved hospitals. The committee backs sites in Kentucky southern New England Philadelphia and New Jersey and authorizes presidential takeovers of facilities if needed. Funding totals include $1 million each for Kentucky and southern New England and specific amounts for Walla Walla Tucson Sheridan Palo Alto American Lake and other sites.
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Washington
Mar
With & Woman
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Veterans Bureau
Horace
Bureau
Kentucky
Southern New England
Walla Walla
Wash
Tucson
Ariz
Sheridan
Wyo
Palo Alto
Calif
American Lake
Bandits Loot 15 Cars in Mexican Highway Robbery
Bandits halted 15 automobiles on the Mexico City Puebla highway near the capital, robbed drivers and passengers of valuables without harming them, and fled as federal troops hunted in the foothills of Popocatepetl. Authorities called it the capital region’s boldest robbery in years. Later, a bomb scare damaged a Lexington Avenue subway vacant shop, triggering fear near theatres and residences.
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Mexico City
Puebla
Lie
Porthaste
Popocatepetl
Bluway
New York
Lexington Avenue Subway
Fif
First Street
Aoe Y Theatres
Battle over removal of a dog's bark prompts court action
In Seattle and Tacoma reports, debate erupts over barking restraint surgery for a Pomeranian. Proponents call it simple and humane while officials warn it is cruel and a removal of a dog's nervous outlet, with injunction possible.
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Seattle
Wash
B. Warner
Charles M. Farrer
King County Humane Society
Farrer
Tacoma
O. G. Button
Grasshopper Army Advances Across South Wales Farmlands
A Sydney dispatch reports a plague of grasshoppers moving through southern New South Wales. The advance guard spans twenty miles with swarms ten miles deep, decimating crops. Fences croded with insects as motorists find radiators and windshields clogged.
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London
Evening News
Sydney
New South Wales
Alleged child whipper faces felony charge in Utah
Logan, Utah AP March 24 Orval Traveller 19 will be charged with a felony next Monday for the alleged brutal whipping of four year old Keith Cheen son of a Richmond Utah nurse. Traveller was arrested today on charges that he whipped the boy because he angered the elder Cheen child was staying while his mother worked at the Richmond hospital. The incident left Keith bruised all over as two other children say they assisted. Mrs. Pearl Cheen notified the sheriff after hearing of the punishment and Traveller is held in jail in Logan while investigators continue.
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Logan
Utah
Mar
Orval Traveller
Keith Cheen
Richmond
Traveller
Cheen
Cheens
Richmond Hospital
Keith
Pearl Cheen
Sheriff's Office
Teachers Seek New Tax Classification in Utah
In Ogden Utah on March 24 teachers from about six Utah counties met in a regional Utah Education Association conference and adopted resolutions urging an amendment to the state constitution. They seek classification of property for taxation to reach intangible personal wealth and adopt a plan for a teacher retirement system.
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Ogden
Utah
Utah Education Association
Uied
Angelans Send Machinery to Rebuild Buried Section
Los Angeles officials authorize dispatch of 1000 workers and over a million dollars in machinery to Santa Clara river valley to remove silt straighten trees and restore damaged ranches and groves after the St Francis dam disaster. Two expert inquiries into the flood results were kept confidential with one report to be released Monday and another in the safe of District Attorney Asa Keyes.
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Los Angeles
Mar
St. Francis Dam
Asa Keyes
Keyes
Santa Clara River
Captive cast members held during matinee performance
Nine cast members of The Captive at the Mayan theater were arrested between acts for staging an indecent public performance. They were fingerprinted then released after a restraining order against interference was rescinded following a prosecutor’s claim of a misunderstanding.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Elity
Weather Update Promises Rain Then Fair After Weekend
A brief forecast notes scattered rain on Sunday followed by clearing skies and fair conditions on Monday. Temperatures are expected to moderate as the pattern shifts.
Idaho Farmers Will Increase Their Acreage
Idaho farmers plan larger plantings of most key crops in 1928, with barley up about 15 percent and spring wheat up 8 percent. Corn is set to drop 27 percent, hay down 1 percent, and potatoes likely to rise about 12 percent. Total state and district figures reflect irrigation gains and district shifts from last year.
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Boise
Mar
Idaho
Julius H. Jacobson
Uupper Sneke River
Pocatello
Rupert-Twin Falls
Reed pledged delegates qualify for California May primary
Sacramento March 24 A list of delegates pledged to Senator James A Reed of Missouri qualified for the May 1 California presidential primary. The Reed campaign committee endorsements and affidavits from 30 delegates accompanied the filings, with far more signatures than required.
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Sacramento
Calif
Mar
James A. Reed
Missouri
California
Secretary of State
Reed Campaign Committee
Plane crash kills two near Hopetown
Chillicothe Ohio reports Wallace Goldsberry 32 and Everett Depew 30 died when Goldsberry flying his plane nose dived from a low altitude near Hopetown two miles north of the city. The two men had taken off from the nearby farm where the crash occurred moments earlier.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Wallace Goldsberry
Everett Depew
Goldsberry
Hopetown
Here
Ggoldsberry
Pew
Taxes Engage Senators as Plans Meet Tax Battle
Washington reports race to cut taxes as revenue gains prompt optimism in treasury and White House. Senator Smoot leads administration team while debate centers on a 200 million measure and a 622.5 million cap. Page 14 provides continuation.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Treasury
Capitol
Mellon
Coolidge
House
Smoot
Finance Committee
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