Solons Admit Making Wine Disturbance Echoes Prohibition Debate
Washington reports two Wisconsin state senators admitted making stronger wine than legal limits. Commissioner Haynes declined to open an investigation, deferring to Madison prohibition forces if warranted. The issue parallels a Maryland congressman who faced trial after admitting strong home brew. The Methodist temperance board notes home brew has declined and calls for action against moonshine bootleggers.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Prohibition Bureau
Haynes
Prohibition
Madison
Senate
Representative Hill
Maryland
Congress
Baltimore
Methodist Board of Temperance
Farm Homes and Livestock Beset by Prairie Blaze
A prairie fire in Sioux County North Dakota threatens Selfridge and Belfridge areas. Five farm homes near Selfridge, about 200 sheep, and hay burned. backfire saved a home near Selfridge. Fire spans towns along the Milwaukee main line, with livestock losses reported and no serious town damage.
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Mandan
N. D
Selfridge
Sioux County
Argaret Paul
John Walker
John Wingerter
William Gayton
J. Golet
Belfridge
John Birteh
John Tutland
Sioux City
Boen
Fort Yates
Porcupine
N. C
Rss Oya
Somlepin
Walkerakepala
Milwaukee Road
Prairie fires threaten towns as citizens battle blazes
Reports say Gregory in South Dakota and Wakpala near Fort Yates face spreading fires. Residents formed bucket brigades while officials warn the flames could threaten nearby areas. A railroad dispatch tied a blaze to a careless smoker as timber remains light.
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National Forest
Prairie Fires Rage North and South of Valentine Neb
High NW winds drive two major prairie fires near Valentine Nebraska. One blaze covers about 100 square miles to the north while a second, started earlier, spreads in the south. Ranchers fight to contain the flames as firefighters respond to the emergency.
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Valentine
Neb
Mar
Here
Prairie fires rage in six counties amid high winds
Kadoka and Aberdeen dispatches report two prairie fires burning in the Pine Ridge reservation area and near Martin and Rosebud, with a 50 mile wind aiding spread. A third blaze northwest of Trail City is advancing as residents rally to contain the flames. Counties from southwestern South Dakota brace for expansion as fires threaten settlements and roads.
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Kadoka
South Dakota
St. Francis
Rosebud
Aberdeen
Wakpala
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Trail City
Government loses court appeal on German dye patents case
The U S circuit court of appeals affirmed a Delaware federal court ruling dismissing the government suit to recover German dye patents bought by the Chemical Foundation from the alien property custodian. The suit began September 8, 1922 by direct orders of President Harding. Judge Morris dismissed it January 3, 1924. Further appeal to the Supreme Court is anticipated.
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Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court of Delaware
the Chemical Foundation Inc
Wilson
Harding
Hugh M. Morris
Supreme Court
Racial Conference Gets Calving Coolidge Endorsement
President Calvin Coolidge endorsed the national inter racial conference on race relations in a letter read at Cincinnati. He praised cooperative plans and inter racial understanding and wished success to the commissions and the gathering.
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Cincinnati
Movement For Adjustment of Race Relations
Calvin Coolidge
George E. Haynes
Commission On the Church and Racial Relations
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Quick Relief Ad for Joint Pain and Congestion Spray
An advertisement touts a powerful counter irritant for joints inflamed by arthritis lumbago and neuralgia. It claims rapid skin penetration easing pain and congestion while advertising frequent use for faster results. It also mentions throat chest cold remedies and general aches.
Lillian Gish Engagement Testimony in Duell Suit
In federal court in New York the trial over Miss Gish’s film contracts with Charles Duell centers on a claimed engagement. Miss Gish’s attorney says Newgass believed they were engaged. Duell says such engagement was public knowledge. Gish abstains from raw carrots in court as she sketches and tears up drawings.
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New York
Lillian Gish
Charles Duell
Duell
Couple Enters Not Guilty Plea in Hoffman Murder Case
Mrs Mae Bennett and her husband W H Bennett pleaded not guilty to the murder charge of Miss Augusta Hoffman. The defense offered testimony about Hoffman's 1915 departure from Chattanooga to Knoxville and letters and postcards received by family members. The couple said they were married 36 years and Hoffman's relations with the family were pleasant.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Mae Bennett
W. H. Bennett
Augusta Hoffman
Bennett
Miss Hoffman
Knoxville
Nancy Bennett
Officials mixed in smuggling deal
Ottawa March 26 AP News says George H. Alexander an Armenian on trial for conspiring to obtain a passport under false pretenses alleges a large bootlegging system smuggling Armenian emi grants into the United States and Canada using illegally obtained passports. Letters point to Canadian immigration officers and evidence suggests links to New York City.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
George H. Alexander
Alexander
Department of Immigration
New York City
Fire destroys two blocks of camp buildings at Camp Taylor
In Louisville Kentucky early today fire destroyed part of two blocks of buildings at Camp Taylor once used as soldier camps. Three people were slightly burned. No soldiers have been stationed there for months. The cause and extent of damage were not yet determined.
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Louisville
Camp Taylor
Young McCormick Feels His Way into Harvester Plant
Fowler McCormick grandson of the Harvester founder works ten hours daily as a laborer in Milwaukee earning twenty five dollars a week. He remains in a South Side rooming house while quietly observing departments and piling metal pigs. His presence was revealed by Fifi Potter Stillman who said she visited the god son and dined with him in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Fowler McCormick
International Harvester Fortune
McCormick
Harvester Company
South Side
Fifi Potter Stillman
National City Bank of Chicago
Rotary Tour Highlights Kraft Cheese Plant Visit
Rotarians toured the Kraft cheese plant in Pocatello observing daily production of forty five tons of cheese and aging of seven hundred thousand pounds locally. The facility supports fifty southeastern Idaho factories and serves about twenty five autos conveyed visitors to the site.
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Actua Tion
Kraft Cheese Company
Pocatello
Idaho
Court session over Teapot case yields tense exchange
The proceedings featured a dispute over subpoenas and testimony with Mr. Roberts denying prior notices, Mr. Littleton objecting, and Judge Kennedy calling for orderly continuation. The exchange foreshadowed further fighting without personal attacks as the case adjourned.
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Mr. Littleton
Denby
Senate Committee
Hoover
Continental Trading Company
Act of Congress
Aerr. Tate
Littleton
Roberts
Justice Building Sold At Auction
A court ordered sale auctions the Justice Building to satisfy a mortgage. The department of justice will retain its short term lease and continue activities during the sale process.
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Justice
Washington
Mar
Department of Justicce
Soviet
Russia
Increased US imports of raw materials and declines in exports
An AP report from Wastiogin on March 26 notes February foreign trade data from the commerce department show the United States lowered foodstuffs imports and raised crude raw materials and finished goods imports. Exports show raw materials for manufacturing rising while manufactured commodities drop.
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Wastiogin
Commerce Department
United States
Ainst
Council Plans Still in Air
Paris March 26 AP The ambassadors council met today but discussed only routine affairs. A proposed list of questions to the allied War committee on German disarmament awaits development in security negotiations. France will act promptly on the Allied Military Control Commission report but will defer to British preference while Cologne bridgehead remains occupied.
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Paris
Ambassadors’ Council
Allied War Committee
Germany
Allied Military Control Commission
Cologne
Foremann
M. de Pewter
London
Revenue men under arrest in tax fraud case
Frederick Sutherland an auditor in the internal revenue bureau was arrested in Washington for alleged tax reduction schemes. James Clifford and John P. McCarren former bureau worker were arrested in Milford Conn in a related case. McCarren and Clifford held as fugitives waiving extradition. Police say the frauds could total millions but Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair said no loss to the government was ever possible.
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Washington
Frederick Sutherland
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Sutherland
Connecticut
Bureau
James Clifford
John P. McCarren
Milford
Conn
New Haven
John F. McCarren
Income Tax Division
Internal Revenue Department
Internal Revenue
Blair
Chile Denies Peruvian Atrocities Claims After Arbitration
The Chilean foreign office released a cable from Peruvian deputy McLean accusing Chilean authorities of atrocities in Tacna Arica and Tarata regions after Coolidge arbitration. The foreign minister denied the charges emphatically following an official investigation.
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Santiago
Chile
McLean
Tacna
Arica
Tarata
Coolidge
Governor Grants Requisition for Utah Robbery Suspect
New York March 26 AP Governor Henry J Fuqua in Baton Rouge approved a requisition from Salt Lake City Sheriff Harries to return Art Austin on Utah robbery charges. Harries arrived to take custody but Austin may seek a writ of habeas corpus.
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New York
Henry J. Fuqua
Baton Rouge
Harries
Salt Lake City
Utah
Art Austin
Austin
Mussolini Receives Warm Welcome in Chamber
In Rome on March 26 Mussolini returned to the chamber of deputies after illness. The assembly, cabinet, and many fascist deputies applauded as he bowed. Communists shouted Viva communism while fascists sang their hymn. A clash followed with fists and ejecting a communist deputy Damen. The chamber then saw renewed fascist demonstrations for Mussolini.
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Rome
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Damen
Harding Memorial meeting forms consolidation group
In Washington on March 26 the Harding Memorial association held a meeting in the War Department to formulate and consolidate plans. President Coolidge is a member of the organization.
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Washington
Harding Memorial Association
Coolidge
Wood supply bargains from Boise Payette Lumber debut now
The Boise Payette Lumber company offers this year's wood supply at a unusually low price encouraging immediate purchase. The notice highlights limited time pricing and urges buyers to act quickly to lock in the deal.
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Boise Payette Lumber Company
Memorial to Warren G Harding to be built near Marion
Washington dispatch reports the Memorial Association board of trustees votes to start a $600,000 memorial for Warren G Harding on a preselected site on Marion outskirts. The group has $800,000 available, reserving $100,000 for landscaping and $100,000 as endowment for perpetual care.
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Washington
Mar
The
Aiding Memorial Association
Warren G Harding
Marion
Soprano Norma Hewlett to Sing With Russian Tenor in Radio Duet
Miss Norma Hewlett the lyric soprano and former Pocatello resident will perform a duet with Russian tenor Naum Coster known as the Russian Caruso on a radio concert at Losan Examiner broadcasting station KFI Friday at 7 PM Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. A A Dobson of Lincoln Nebraska. visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Peter sen’s will travel to Seattle Portland and Vancouver before returning home. Mrs. Dobson is a sister of Arthur and Harry Petersen.
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The
Tribune Today
Norma Hewlett
Pocatello
Naum Coster
Caruso
Losan Examiner
KFI
A. A. Dobson
Lincoln, Neb
Arthur Petersen
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
B. C
Mrs. Dobson
Arthur
Harry Petersen
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