German Armament Report Opposed by Allied Circles
The Allied control mission report on German armament faces secrecy as its exposure could threaten pacifists under Reich government actions. Findings rely on denunciations by pacifist workers in German industries. Chamberlain notes little more can be done to curb illicit arms production. Cologne evacuation hinges on Germany’s NATO decision.
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Senate inquiry into Treasury tax move on Couzens
The Associated Press reports Senator Couzens claims the Treasury intends to reopen his 1919 income tax to discipline him for fighting government corruption. The dispute centers on a notice to re examine his Ford Motor Co minority stock sale taxes, with action potentially extending beyond Friday's statute limit.
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Treasury Department
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Ford Motor Company
Special Senate Investigation Committee
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Internal Revenue
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Tomb of ancient pharaoh found near Cheops pyramid
Dr. George A. Reisner announced a new tomb discovery in Egypt near the Cheops pyramid and Sphinx. The find lies within a hundred yards of Cheops and is on the same plateau as the great pyramids. The shaft is ninety feet deep and sixty feet square, with surrounding rock and debris being cleared over twenty years.
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Great Pyramid of
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Sphinx
State Highway Audit Report Held Up For Holder's Speech
The Dawson audit of the State Highway Department, prepared for Governor Walker by C R Dawson, has not been released. Governor Walker is keeping the report pending a possible statement from Chairman Holder regarding alleged charges in the document. Holder says he does not view Dawson's work as an audit and has written the Governor to that effect.
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Dawson
Associated Creest
Atlanta
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C. R. Dawson
Ed Public Accountant
Tomb find near Giza could predate Cheops
London dispatch reports Egyptologists believe a tomb uncovered by a Boston Harvard expedition near the great pyramid at Giza may belong to the predecessor of Cheops. If confirmed the tomb would be thousands of years older and could illuminate a little known remote period and shed light on early Egyptian history.
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Egypt
Seneferu
London
Auditor Dawson findings on Georgia Highway Dept irregularities
Special reports of Auditor C. R. Dawson following an examination of the State Highway Department books are with the Governor. Charges of irregularities target Chairman John N. Holder, with Gov. Walker delaying release of the reports until Holder is given an opportunity to respond.
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C. R. Dawson
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John N. Holder
Capitol
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Dawson
Holder
Brothers in Mortal Battle at Sylvania
Audrey Lew's 19 alleged slayer of his brother Angus 23 after a Sunday auto dispute near Sylvania Georgia. Lew's is hospitalized in Millen and will be tried for murder if he recovers. Shooting followed a quarrel between the brothers, according to authorities and eyewitnesses.
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Pretty Georgia Girl Missing for Several Months
The Acagriatad Present Clio Ga March 10 Following the disappearance of Mrs Lawrence Mc Kenzie in Savannah several months ago information of her whereabouts are now sought by her mother Mrs J Reiser of this place The police of Southern cities have been asked to aid She was twenty years old and pretty She was traced to Savannah in October of last year but dropped out of sight after that date.
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Clio
J. ¥. Reiser
Heavier penalties for Prohi violators sought by House panel
The Associated Press reports that a House alcoholic liquors committee subcommittee urged the next congress to enact legislation imposing heavier penalties on violators of the prohibition laws. The recommendation came in Washington, D C, on March 10.
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Washington, D. C
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Alcoholic Liquors Committee
Indiana Legislature Adjourns Without Gerrymander Bill
The Indiana General Assembly adjourned last night after the death of the Gerrymander bill. Fifteen Democratic Senators had fled the state two weeks earlier to Ohio to block action. The Senate passed the bill unexpectedly, but it did not reach the House.
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Plans for Two Billion Dollar Golf Foursome Fails
Wall Street learned the plan collapsed to stage a two billion dollar foursome at Jekyl Island Georgia. The proposed match would have pitted J P Morgan George F Baker Charles E Mithell and Alvin W Krech against each other, but Krech opposed the endeavor citing doubts about golf as a pastime.
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New York
Wall Street
Jekyl Island
Georgia
J. P .Morgan
George F. Baker
Charles E. Mithell
Alvin W. Krech
Krech
Man Shot Eight Times and Clothing Set Afire Near Cartersville
George Collas of Gadsden was found with clothes ablaze and dead from eight bullet wounds in a ditch near Cartersville, Ga. Early reports say he died shortly after. He named John Grones of Cartersville and Gadsden as his killer, after which Grones was arrested. Police say Grones fatally shot Collas in a quarrel and then poured gasoline on the clothing and set a match.
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George Collas
Gadsden
John Gronos
Memorial sculptor for Stone Mountain work advances
Randolph reports progress toward employing a sculptor to continue the Stone Mountain Confederate memorial. Gov. Angus W. McLean of North Carolina says completion must rise above partisan passions and that Gutzon Borglum may complete the project if needed.
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Gov. McLean
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Raleigh
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Stone Mountain
Gutzon Borglum
Angus W. Mclean
North Carolina
Lee
Atlanta
Georgia
Warren Nomination Dispute Resumed In Senate Hearing
The dispute over Charles B. Warrens nomination to be attorney general was resumed. Chairman Cunning of the judiciary committee defended the nominee against charges while the opposition's burden was taken over by Reed of Missouri.
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Washineton
D. C
Charles
Mother of Charlie Chaplin Faces Deportation
Mrs. Hanna Chaplin, mother of film star Charlie Chaplin, must depart the United States by March 26 under an immigration ruling. The notice was issued in Washington D C on March 10.
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Washington, D. C
Hanna Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Austria Reproached by League for Financial Shortfalls
The League of Nations council, led by Austen Chamberlain, reproved Austria for failing to meet financial reconstruction requirements. A general debate followed as members urged swift fulfillment of League obligations amid ongoing tensions.
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Austria
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Commercial aviation to test best mail planes in 1910
Ten American aircraft makers will display planes for a rigorous air mail service evaluation at Hazelhurst New Jersey and the San Francisco field on March 15. The best type will be chosen for rigid inspection and fifty planes of the winning design will be bought for the mail service.
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United States Air Mail Service
Hazelhurst
New Jersey
San Francisco Air Mail Field
Pittsburgh Plans Local Air Mail Company
Preliminary steps are under way in Pittsburgh to form a local air mail company to serve Pittsburgh St Louis and New Orleans. P F E Zuerner and John P Morris announced the plan, aligning with federal talk of Pittsburgh as a terminal for routes under the Kelly contract bill.
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Pittsburgh St. Louis
New Orleans
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John P. Morris
Washington
Rabbi Browne Arrested Over Campaign Letters
Rabbi F E B M Browne head of the American Jewish Society of Elders and Temple of Zion pastor in the Bronx was arrested on a warrant charging him with annoying the President. He is 72 and claimed the Elders spent 25000 in Coolidge’s campaign seeking half repayment. He was paroled by secret service agents after producing letters from McKinley Harrison Roosevelt and Harding. He faces further examination Monday.
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Temple of Zion
Bronx
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Roosevelt
Harding
Coolidge Backs Senate Move Replacing Insurgents on Key Committees
President Coolidge endorses Senate Republicans plan to replace insurgent members with regulars on important committee posts. He argues the move enables his party to govern the country and addresses the political obstacle.
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Washington,d. C
Coolidge
Senate Republicans
Lease Suit Raises Questions About Teapot Dome Drainage Risk
Cheyenne March 10 The government seeks to annul Mammoth Oil Co lease led by Harry F Sinclair on the Teapot Dome reserve and the dispute highlights whether drainage problems could threaten national oil supplies.
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Wyo
Teapot Doma Naval Oil Reserve
Mammoth O' Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Police Called In To Quell Soviet Meeting In New York
In New York on March 10 the international committee for political prisoners faced dissension over freedom of speech in Soviet Russia. Police interrupted the session at Town Hall and ordered the hall cleared though no arrests were made. The crowd directed hisses at officers.
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Soviet Russia
International Committee For Political Prisoners
Georgia Tonight and Tomorrow Weather
Fair conditions extend tonight with a likely pleasant Wednesday. Expect warmer readings in the central portion of the state tonight.
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Georgia
Bishop Quayle Dies, Noted Methodist Leader
Bishop William A. Quayle, anchor, lecturer and educator and for more than a quarter century a standout figure in the Methodist Episcopal church, died at his home near Baldwin Kansas late yesterday.
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Kas
William A. Quayle
Here
Statue of General Joseph Wheeler to be unveiled in Capitol
The Georgia statue of General Joseph Wheeler will be unveiled in the Capitol’s Statuary Hall on Thursday. Miss Julia Wheeler Harris, granddaughter of the General, will participate in the ceremony.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph Wheeler
Georgia
Capitol
Julia Wheeler Harris
Marx Again Chosen Premier of Prussia
Berlin dates Dr Wilhelm Marx former German chancellor and recent Prussia premier was reelected today by the Diet after resigning last month following a failed confidence vote.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Marx
Prussia
Diet
Virginia Congressman Refuses Salary Increase Claim
Rep Tucker of Virginia declines a $2500 raise in Congressional pay arguing that members of the last Congress who were re elected should not accept the raise because they were chosen to serve at a $7600 salary. His grandfather in the Fourteenth Congress did the same. The money remains in the Treasury.
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Washineton
D.C
Tucker
Mrs Stokes to Testify Against Husband in Defamation Trial
Judge W H Gemmi ruled Mrs Stokes may testify against her husband at the defamation trial of W E B Stokes and Robert F Lee in Chicago. Illinois law normally bars spousal testimony, but three statutory exceptions allow the wife to testify.
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