Fiery court clash over Denby testimony in lease case
In Cheyenne on March 26 AP reports a heated exchange as government counsel Robert Roberts contends defense claims about Denby's testimony go beyond the court record. He argues witnesses were withheld and cites Denby before a Senate committee, with defense leaders countering. Continued on page twelve.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Theapotome
J. K. Robison
Navy
Yaad H. Foster Bain
J Bain
A. W. Ambrose
Bureau of Mines
Sinclair
Mr. Kerts
Albert B. Fall
Har F. Sinclair
Roberts
Latton
Ibert B. Fall
Naional Bank of
Pueblo
Colo
Fall
Ord
Littleton
E Continental Trading Company
Denby
Tony
Senate Committee
Mr. Littleton
George P. Hoover
Defense Counsel Pro
Lone Wolf burglar in Boston under mental health watch
Boston reports the Lone Wolf burglar, James E. Walters alias Frank Stevens, under observation by the state Department of Mental Diseases. He pleaded not guilty on burglary and weapon charges, claimed insanity as a defense, and had bail set at 90 dollars. Walters, a former mine sweeper crewman, says he is from Richmond, Virginia.
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Boston
Ellers
Back Bay
State Department of Mental Diseases
James E. Walb
Frank Stevens
Rea J. Wegis Rosen
Aer
Wew
Walters
Richmond
Lone Wolf
Brest
Ogre
Org Sander
Seattle
Wash
Navy fleet anti aircraft guns fail to hit sleeve targets in practice
At San Pedro California on March 26 observers watched 44 anti aircraft guns open fire in a force practice against sleeve targets towed six thousand feet aloft. Eight planes hauling the targets were unsmatched by shrapnel, as 2 464 shots fired produced no hits and some near misses on towing planes.
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Naval Base
San Pedro
Calif
Mar
United States
James H. Strong
Fioe
Original Wagener piano score offered for sale in Berlin
An eight page manuscript titled funeral music composed for Carl Maria Von Weber by Richard Wagener, dated November 15 1844, is on sale in Berlin but remains unsold as the antique dealer asks a stiff price.
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Berlin
Richard Wagener
Carl Maria von Weber
Jurors Question Defense Tactics in Ellingson Murder Trial
In San Francisco on March 26 AP reports jurors debated whether Dorothy Ellingson’s confession could be challenged if she did not shoot her mother. Defense attorney Walter McGovern questioned juror Julia Ott about partiality to a verdict. The defendant fainted during the noon recess and was aided by attendants before being taken to a hospital.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Walter McGovern
Julia Ott
Dorothy
Januar
Mee
Staging Parade in Veterans Honor for Major Malenowski
Atlanta Georgia March 26 AP an awkward private who enlisted at Fort McPherson thirty years ago tomorrow will with the maneuvers of majors and colonels captains and lieutenants through a parade in his honor He is star Sergeant August Malenowski veteran of three wars and he will review the Twenty second infantry as it passes After the review the regiment will entertain with a dinner in his honor Malenowski retires with a long service record including the Philippines 1900 1910 border disturbances and as provost sergeant at Grover Island New York during the World War
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Atlanta
Fort McPherson
August Malenowski
Twenty-second Infantry
Malenowski
Philippines
Seraen
Grover's Island
N. Y
Paluso Proves Good Lightweight In New York Bout
Lew Paluso of Salt Lake City showed he is better as a lightweight than a featherweight in New York action. He lost a ten round decision to Sid Terris, who vacated the division title. Many reporters gave Paluso the majority of rounds, but Terris’ last round rally likely swayed the judges.
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New York
Lew Paluso
Salt Lake City
Sid Terris
Byenny Leonard
Paluso
Terris
Two Rails Taken From French Road Cause Paris Express Derailment
Paris March 26 AP The eastbound Paris to Vienna express jumped the track near Provins 50 miles from Paris after two rails were removed from the roadbed Experts evidently orchestrated the act There was no loss of life though the train derailed a deep ravine lay ahead The preceding Paris Bordeaux wreck had caused five deaths and injuring about 50 people }}">
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Paris
Provins
Department of Siene-et-Marne
Diamond Match reports 1924 net income of 1.69 million
New York March 26 AP Diamond Match company shows 1924 net income of $1,694,806, about $9.98 per share, slightly below 1923 earnings.
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New York
Diamond Match Company
Borah Doubts Success Of Plan For Arms Conference
Senator Borah after a White House meeting with President Coolidge said he favors a second arms limitation conference but doubts its success. He cited Russia and France as barriers and urged public opinion in Europe as a prerequisite. The conference would focus on naval armaments in the fall with invited nations from the previous meeting.
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Washington
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
Europe
Russia
France
Vancouver Issues Vaccination Order for Smallpox
The British Columbia provincial board of health ordered all residents of Vancouver to be vaccinated against smallpox. The measure follows a prior ruling requiring vaccination for travelers entering the United States from Vancouver.
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Victoria
B. C
Provincial Board of Health
British Columbia
United States
Vancouver
Washington
Canada
New York Tongs Sign Peace Pact
A peace treaty was signed today between the On Le and Hip Sing tongs ending months of warfare that killed numerous Chinese across the country. Twenty special policemen attended the signing with leaders of both tongs in the conference room while over one hundred policemen patrolled the surrounding streets.
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New York
Shepherd Must Remain in Jail Without Bail
Chicago March 26 AP William Jr Shepherd charged in a typhoid germ plot to gain the McClintock estate must stay jailed without bail pending trial Judge Hopkins ruled after three days of testimony. Stewarts says appeal to the supreme court will seek a writ of habeas corpus. arraignment date to be set as state's attorneys seek a speedy schedule.
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Chicago
Mar
William Jr. Shepherd
Wm. N. McClintock
Jacob Hopkins
Criminal Court
Supreme Court
Shepherd
Hopkins
Charles OC. Faiman
Ee Herd
McClintock
Faiman
Farman
Stewart
Robert E. Crowe
Young McClintock
Sereco
Philippines to harvest record sugar crop in 1924 25
George H. Fairchild of the Hawaiian Philippine company says the 1924 25 milling season will yield about 1,000,000 tons of sugar from centrifugal and muscovado production. He notes some localities show record highs while unseasonable rains slow muscovado milling and new crop planting, though centrifugal mills report few delays.
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Manila
Mar
George H. Fairchild
Hawaiian Philippine Company
Philippines
Fairchild
Pocatello's Premier Cheese Plant Visited by Rotarians
Meeker Colorado reports a shifting Meeker moving mountain near the Rio Blanco. Observers note the peak drifted about 150 feet to widen its base, briefly blocking the Rifle road as geologists say such shifts are possible on large peaks. Residents say a gulch fill could spare a bridge and complete a highway project.
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Pocatello
Meeker
Colo
Reo Blanca
D . Be
Rifle
Meeker Mountain
Rio Blanco
Cheese aging visit links Rotary to Kraft plant tour
The Poca tello Rotary club toured the Kraft Cheese plant north of the city during a luncheon at Bannock hotel. George Slingerland outlined cooperation with Short Line Athletic association aiming to include about fifteen hundred employees. Finis Bentley announced a committee will meet with Short Line representatives Friday at the Elks.
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Pocatello Rotary Club
Kraft Cheese Company
Bannock
George Slingerland
Athletic Club
Short Line Employes
Tary Club
Short Line Athletic Association
H. 8. Brown
J. Brown
J. J. Downey
D. P. Donaldson
President Coolidge Sends Greeting to Greece
Washington March 26 President Coolidge sent a cablegram to the president of Greece conveying cordial greetings and good wishes on the anniversary of the establishment of the Greek republic.
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Washington
Coolidge
Greece
Utah Weather Fair Tonight and Friday
Utah weather agency reports a fair night and Friday with cooling trend in southern portion tonight. Mild conditions expected elsewhere with no precipitation noted.
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Utah
Reconstruction Efforts Underway After Tornado Disaster
In five storm swept states reconstruction and replacement efforts began as the Red Cross accelerates aid to victims. Communities cooperate with relief plans to restore homes clothing and essential needs. Total deaths reach 830 as surveyed by The Associated Press.
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Chicago
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Justing
Associated Press
Mellon and Son Plan Bermuda Vacation Tour
Secretary Mellon and his son Paul along with several of the latter's school friends will depart Saturday for a short vacation in Bermuda, according to an announced statement.
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Washington
Mellon
Pau
Bermuda
Prairie fires devastate Rosebud Reservation and nearby states
Three massive prairie fires sweep across the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota and reach Nebraska and North Dakota, destroying hundreds of thousands of acres. Reports say a woman and two children burned to death in Tuthill, South Dakota, with other fatalities unconfirmed. Backfires slow progress as winds howl up to 40 mph. Local ranchers seek aid while precautions extend toward Valentine, Nebraska.
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Len
North
South Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
South Dakota-Nebraska Line
Rosebud Indian Reservation
Valentine
Neb
Waller
Tuthill
Rosend
Nebraska
Vqens
Tuthili
Tuthillig
Bennett County
White River
Porcupine
North Dakota-South Dakota Line
London retirees learn cookcraft at Battersea school
London on March 26 AP reports a Battersea school for bachelors teaches cooking to improve independence from restaurants. The program's instructor is a woman guiding unmarried men in practical kitchen skills.
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London
Battersea
Union Pacific Freight Chief Raises Point on Wool Rates
Portland March 26 AP E Davis assistant general freight agent Union Pacific outlined the transcontinental railways stance on the Boston Wool Trade association bid for better wool transport rates from the Pacific northwest. He warned joint through rates threaten rail revenue and could divert traffic from long routes, urging regulation and caution on Panama Canal shipping conflicts.
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Portland
Ore
E. Davis
Union Pacific System
Boston Wool Trade Association
Pacific Northwest
Dawig
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mountain States
Gre
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Cosion
Davis
Panama
Atlantic Coast
Panama Canal
Remains of Marquis Curzon laid to rest at Kedleston
The late Marquis Curzon of Kedleston was buried in the family vault beneath Kedleston church near Kedleston Hall. Marchioness Lady Curzon and his two daughters led mourners as a special train brought numerous dignitaries from London. Curzon estate workers, villagers, and locals gathered for the funeral in Derby reporting for the day.
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Derby
Eng
Mer
Marquis Curzon of
Kedleston
Kedleston Hall
Curzon
Lady Curzon
London
Curzon Estate
Tornado Returns Sullivan Child To Parents In West Frankfort
In West Frankfort Illinois a two year old girl, long mourned as dead after a March tornado, was found alive at a neighbor’s house and reunited with her parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Sullivan. The buried body in their ruined home is expected to be exhumed for identification.
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West Frankfort
Inl
Jerry Sullivan
Sullivan
Probamry
Prince to Start Voyage Aboard Repulse for Africa and South America
Plymouth reports the battleship Repulse ready for Prince Wales's voyage, a 38 000 ton, 33 knot cruiser with six 15 inch guns and 1 250 crew. The prince will aboard a daily gym program and strict discipline as flags dip in salute to a living example of Britain's sea power.
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Plymouth
England
South Africa
South America
Wales
Britain
St. Jeace ‘Sakte
James Ce
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