Second attack on British soldiers at Queenstown reported
London reports a second attack on British soldiers from Spike Island after the earlier assault. Captain Neville was severely wounded, and the party fired on the assailants from a neighboring building but darkness thwarted the search for snipers. Soldiers had ignored warnings told by sweethearts ashore. In Dublin, Joseph Mc Grath resigns as minister and plans an independent faction.
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London
Queenstown
Spike Island
Fishguard
Wales
Neville
Easil
Wool Demand Recorded Light Across Atlantic Trade
The Commercial Bulletin reports wool demand remains narrow on this side of the Atlantic while foreign markets stay strong. London shows firmness on cross breds and merinos with gains, Germany and Bribans buying aggressively. Mohair remains firm with continuing demand and scarce foreign stock.
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Boston
Atlantic
Mill Pond
London
Germany
Bribans
Poincare Seeks New Cabinet Amid Slow Reconstitution
Paris March 28 Premier Poincare works to reconstitute his cabinet but progress is slow and a full list before Saturday seems unlikely. Departments to be merged or axed remain undecided as the ministry is slated to appear before parliament for provisional appropriations.
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Paris
Poincare
Rock Island shops settle 1922 strike after mediation
John Ott of the American Federation of Labor announces Rock Island lines and the shop crafts have settled the 1922 strike after mediation by the labor department. Sixty days are allowed for struck workers to file reinstatement applications as officials in New York oversee the process.
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Chicago
John Ott
American Federtion of Labor
Rock Island Lines
Federashop
Department of Labor
Scott
Kek Island
New York
Rock
One Voter Has Grip on Election
Ontario California March 28 AP election day in Camp dy school district north of here hinges on a single voter. The only registered voter may cast a ballot while the rest are not clear on eligibility. Officials face uncertainty over who can serve as election inspector and voter.
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Ontario
Calif
Camp Dy
Here
Quicksands Protect the Bones of the Original California Giants
Five ancient skeletons have been recovered from the rancho Cunajo quicksands in Los Angeles as scientists resume digging beneath 23 feet of sediment. Dr. Wm A Bryan of the Los Angeles Museum notes the latest skeleton is best preserved, while expert J W Lytle says measurements of a thigh bone suggest a man seven feet tall or more.
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Los Angeles
Rancho Cunajo
Wm. A. Bryan
Los Angeles Museum , History, Science and Art
J. W. Lytle
Air Cruisers Begin Pontoon Work On Global Flight
Seattle March 28 AP Work started today on pontoons for the army air cruiser Boston one of four ships being converted at Sam Point field for a world flight leg to Prince Rupert B C The flagship Seattle will test sea landing on Lake Washington and the New Orleans and Chicago will act as land planes in a sky circus if authorities approve The fleet's commander Major Frederick L Martin said the flagship may return to Seattle if the globe flight succeeds David Whitcomb Seattle Chamber of Commerce president delivered letters to Major Martin for officials in 17 of 22 countries on the fliers route.
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Seattle
Wash
United States Army Air Cruiser
Boston
Sam Point Aviation Field
Here
Prince Rupert
B. C
Lake Washington
New Orleans
Chicago
Frederick L. Martin
David Whitcomb
British airman MacLaren reaches Certosa field near Rome
The British around the world aircraft piloted by Stuart MacLaren arrived at Certo Celle on the outskirts of Rome from Civita Vecchia. Mechanics worked on an oil pump and overhauled the plane to permit a takeoff for Brindisi later today amid rain delays.
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Rome
Stuart MacLaren
Certo Celle
Civitavecchia
Popes
Lyons
Brindisi
Japan eyes aid to world flight crews in Kurile plan
Tokio reports two American destroyers from the Asiastic fleet will carry supplies for US airmen en route to Hulele island landing sites. The Kurile ports will host special docking as US and British legs of the world flight approach, with both sides granted similar privileges and shared landing spots.
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Tokio
Hurile Island
Kuriles
United States
Yokohama
Paramushir
Yotorofu
Japan
Huerta Widow Believes Mexican Rebel Dead
New Orleans reports Mrs. de La Huerta says she believes her husband is dead. She and he planned to reside among revolution sympathizers and she traveled to New Orleans expecting his arrival on March 18. Mexican officials say he boarded a vessel at Frontera on March 18 and has since vanished amid coast storms.
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New Orleans
Senora de la Huerta
de la Huerta
Mexico City
Frontera
Tabasco
Senator LaFollette Improves After Pneumonia Battle
Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin is reported to have a restful night as his pneumonia improves. His doctors say he slept well yesterday and for the first time in two weeks did not have a fever, with overall condition described as encouraging.
Twenty-Six Miners Lost in Yukon West Virginia Blast
In Yukon West Virginia the Yukon Pocahontas coal mine No 2 explosion killed thirteen miners who were recovered by volunteers. Thirteen others were believed dead and no cause details were available as reports came from nearby Yukon with limited communication.
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Welch
W. Va
Yukon-Pocahontas Coal Company
Yukon
Villa
Aster
Wilson estate is valued at 250000 in will filing
Edith Bolling Wilson filed a probate petition for Woodrow Wilson's will showing an estate valued at 250000. The bond for executrix is fixed at 1000 and the estate largely goes to Mrs. Wilson with an annuity of 2500 to Margaret Wilson while she remains unmarried. No real estate in the district, mainly cash bonds securities and personal effects. Funeral debts not to exceed 2000.
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Washington
Mar
Woodrow Wilson
Edith Bolling Wilson
Wilson
Senate Debates Daugherty Matter After Retirement
In Washington on March 28 AP reports the senate kept its daily debate over Harry M. Daugherty despite his retirement. Senator Caraway of Arkansas framed the inquiry around the Coolidge Daugherty letters noting the president’s tone and suggesting it may be time for Daugherty to step aside.
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Coolidge-Daugherty
Capitol
Daugherty
Not Calling Second Confab Increases Tokyo Naval Talks
Tokyo March 28 AP reports Washington guidance says President Coolidge will not call a second naval conference but Japan shows rising interest in further limits on naval armaments.
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Tokio
Washington
Coolidge
Stock disease cancels Intermountain Livestock Show
Salt Lake City March 28 The Intermountain Livestock Show an annual event held the first five days of April has been called off. Officials cite the hoof and mouth disease epidemic in California as the primary reason for cancellation.
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Salt Lake City
Intermountain Livestock Show
California
Langley Posts Bond in Liquor Conspiracy Case
Representative John W Langley a Republican from Kentucky was indicted on conspiracy charges tied to liquor withdrawals and posted a 5000 dollar bond in the District of Columbia supreme court.
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Washington
John W. Langley
Kentucky
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Daugherty Always Fought During Office Career Highlighted
Washington notes the long tumultuous tenure of Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty under Harding and Coolidge. The piece recalls impeachment, accusations over prison releases, and battles with Congress, plus his stance on labor, Prohibition, and war fraud prosecutions, ending with his Ohio birth and rise in law before becoming attorney general.
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Coolidge
Harding
White House
Daugh
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Congress
House
Dbta
Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
Taft
Representa Keller Publican
Minnesota
Ee Saaenrnare
Donaerty
Keller
Judiciary Committee
Bs Committee
Keiler
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Goiers
Supreme Court
Chemical Foundation
Department
Asi
Wheeler
Democrat
Montana
Senate
Mr. Daugherty
Washington Court House
Ohio
University of Michigan
Jumbus
Daugherty, Todd and Rarey
Ten Cars Derailed in Indiana Rail Incident
Ten cars of the Broadwasted line of the Pennsylvania railroad were derailed at Hamlet Indiana, sixty four miles east of Chicago, at eight this morning. No cars overturned and no one was hurt, railroad office reports indicate.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hamlet
Ind
Rebels Seize Ground in Tegucigalpa As Honduran Crisis Deepens
Washington reports revolutionaries have captured the ground seized earlier by de facto government troops in Tegucigalpa, the Honduran capital, marking a significant escalation in the unfolding crisis.
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Washington
Tegucigalpa
Honduran
Shadowed aide testifies on gifts to Daugherty house
Walter Miller, former valet to Attorney General Daugherty and Jess Smith, testified before the senate committee that Armour & Co. sent ham and bacon to the H Street house as gifts. He said liquor was kept and a week’s supply remained in a wall safe and that bills were not paid. Miller named several visitors including Harry F. Sinclair and W. J. Burns and noted Daugherty and Smith held conferences. He recalled a Wardman Park card game and suggested authorities pursued information from him about the investigation.
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Washington
Walter Miller
Daugherty
Jess Smith
Senate
Armour & Co
Daugherty- Smith
H Street House
Miller
It Street
Smith
W. J. Burns
H. Hays
Armour
Thomas B. Felder
Will Orr
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
A. G. Darden
J. W. Zevely
Orr
Sinclair
Iiss
Benator Wheeler
Daugherty, Smith and Binclair
Gaston Means
Richard Washburn Child
Child
Rome
Wheeler
Wardman Park
Zevely
Binclair
Fall
Mroncerts
N Street House
Harding
J. Ogden Armour
Daugherty resigns as attorney general at president's request
Washington March 28 At the request of President Coolidge Attorney General Daugherty submitted his resignation effective immediately. James M Beck becomes acting attorney general until a permanent head is appointed. Daugherty's move comes amid a senate inquiry into his conduct and a desire to avoid further embarrassment.
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Washington
Coolidge
Daugherty
Senate
James M. Beck
Department of Justice
Aes R
Radio cat incident sparks news on lost items search
Washington March 82 AP The radio help used to locate President Coolidge's cat sparked more requests for broadcasting missing items. Senator Ball of Delaware asked Secretary Wilbur to aid in a search for Robert Henry Langshaw II of Greenville Delaware. Langshaw is described as seven feet seven inches tall, 26 years old, 150 pounds. Wilbur declined, noting naval codes and busy duties but suggested commercial stations could aid.
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Washington
President Coolidge
White House
Army and Navy Signal Corps
Senator Ball
Delaware
Wilbur
Navy Radio
Robert Henry Langshaw II
Greenville
Langshaw
Naval
La Follette in Wisconson Senator Stricken with Pneumonia
Washington March 28 physicians attending Senator La Follette of Wisconsin report he is fit with pneumonia and sleeping peacefully after a comfortable day He has been ill ten days and had not previously shown a high temperature today marks the first time in two weeks he escaped a high fever The illness has been treated under Dr C C Marbury's care.
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Washington
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
C. C. Marbury
Church Attitude Declared Faulty at Free Methodist Sermon
Rev J Lincicome of Gary Ind held evangelistic services at the Free Methodist church in Boise stating that churches of today seek salvation through culture rather than Jesus Christ. He characterized the attitude as lax and indifferent toward real spiritual development.
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Boise
Mar
Jesus Christ
J. Lincicome
Gary
Ind
Free Methodist Church
Walsh Questions Hays in Subpoena Fight at Oil Hearing
Washington heard Senator Walsh press to question ex Republican chairman Hays over a telegram denying any $25 000 payment from Jake Hamon amid a hearing into naval oil leases. John Walsh testified as the first witness and denied direct ties to oil firms while affirming his roles with several holding companies.
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Washington
Mar
Eg Menill H. Hays
Reepublican National Committee
Oil Committee
Senator Walsh
John Walsh
Walsh
Hays
Sullivan
Indiana
Ladd
Jake Hamon
Heavy National Committee
al Jennings
Hamo
Spencer
Missouri
Beer
Mutual Oil Company
American Republic Coreporation
Wyoming
California
American Petroleum Company
Federal
Pany
Ise Oduc Com
Fidelity Securities Companies
Sraeanes
Isiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Montana
Spen
Major Dill
Montena
Fish
Tax bill committee advances estate and miscellaneous tax schedule
A committee today reviewed the revenue bill and prepared the way for consideration of the estate and miscellaneous tax schedule as part of the legislative agenda.
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Joseph McGrath
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Dail Eireann
California Giants
Huerta
Robert M. LaFollette
West Virginia
Wilson Estate
Langley
John Goroni
Teapot Committee
Will Hays
Stanfield
Oregon
Jennings
F. W. Sardeson
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