Peru May Take Steps On Tacna Arica Dispute
Washington reports say Peru may seek a new consideration of the Tacna Arica award amid anti American demonstrations. Ambassador Velarde may withdraw in protest, though the State Department has no official confirmation of any action.
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Kid McCoy guilty on three counts in Peru dispute era note
In Los Angeles on March 17 Kid McCoy, ex champion, was convicted on three counts of assault connected to the shooting at Theresa Mors’ antique shop, while acquitted on four robbery counts. He faces 1 to 10 years for the first charge and 1 to 14 years for each of the two assault with intent to murder counts. sentencing set for Friday. The case followed earlier manslaughter conviction related to Mire Theresa Mors.
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Farm schools seek $600,000 from oil inspection surplus
Athens Ga March 17 officials from the state departments of agriculture and education and representatives of schools and stations met to plan a request to the legislature for a $500,000 surplus from oil inspection funds. A bill will be introduced to split the money among the agricultural college two experiment stations district agricultural schools and the South and North Georgia agricultural colleges.
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Faiman Admits Typhoid Germs Used on McClintock Case
Chicago March 17. Charles C Faiman head of National University of Sciences testifies he gave typhoid germs to Shepherd to inoculate McClintock. Shepherd sought $100000 in payoff and claimed he never met Faiman. Prosecutors pursue indictment for death by typhoid fever and estate motive.
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Doctor Fatman Linked to Typhoid Death Case
Chicago March 17 state attorneys sought a murder indictment after Charles C Fatman head of a bacteriology school testified that he gave typhoid germs to William D Shepherd foster father and heir to William Nelson McClintock. The germ delivery, he said, was intended for the millionaire orphan amid investigation of McClintock death from typhoid last December.
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British court case reveals scandal in divorce proceedings
London March 17 A high rank mystery case opened in court as Mrs Muriel Waterhouse sues Sir David Wilson Barker Lady Wilson Barker and B P Sheldon over an affair. Justice Montage Sherman called attempts at out of court settlement futile and said the matter was a scandal.
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Freight Rates to Be Investigated by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders a nationwide inquiry into railroad freight rates aligned with a congressional resolution. The probe will examine the impact on agriculture, discrimination between regions and industries, and the gap between crude material and finished goods pricing.
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Coolidge Nominates John G. Sargent for Attorney General
President Coolidge nominated John G. Sargent of Vermont for attorney general. The name was sent to Congress after Charles B. Warren was rejected twice and declined a recess appointment, with Senate leaders signaling likely swift approval.
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New Japanese Ambassador Says Immigration Question Not Reopened
Tsuneo Matsudaira, the new Japanese ambassador to Washington, declares he was not instructed to reopen the immigration issue. He says his instructions are general and aimed at fostering friendship between Japan and the United States.
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Washington
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Dr John Logan’s Condition Slightly Improves
A cablegram to Near East Relief officers reports Dr John Logan of Gainesville Georgia was among four Americans wounded by bandits and his condition is slightly improved in New York on March 17.
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British Officer Accused of Cruelty in Norfolk Divorce
Mrs Florence Deakins Campbell Forester sues for absolute divorce from John Campbell Forester a British foreign service member in India charging extreme cruelty desertion and mistreatment that drove her to flee Calcutta to fear for her life in Norfolk Circuit Court report by Associated Press dated March 17 in Norfolk Virginia.
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Fire destroys Baconton pecan cracking plant in Georgia
Baconton Georgia March 17 fire of undetermined origin last night destroyed the crack ing plant owned by J R and J B Miller. The loss is estimated at twenty five thousand dollars.
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President of chain restaurants dies in sanitarium
Samuel L Childs, president of the Childs Company and head of a large restaurant chain, died today in a local sanitarium in York. He had led the firm for many years and was prominent in the industry.
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Frau Becker Births Twenty Seventh Child in Germany
In Lessan Germany on March 17 Frau Becker wife of a mail laborer bore her twenty seventh child a healthy boy. Eleven other children survive including twins among them her eldest married sister Anna gave birth to twin girls that night. Frau Becker is forty seven and her husband forty eight.
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Dreben's Body 10 Be Left for Autopsy
The body of Sam Dreben, a World War hero, was to be laid to rest yesterday but lay in a Hollywood undertaker’s parlor awaiting an autopsy requested by the coroner. Secrecy surrounds the demand as funeral services began.
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Last Exploits of the Soldier of Fortune Sam Dreben
Friends in El Paso recall Sam Dreben, war hero who died in Hollywood, as they recount his last exploits in Mexico trying to capture “Little Phil” Anguin. Dreben led a bold charge on October 8, 1917, earning the Distinguished Service Cross and the French Croix de Guerre for routing a four-gun machine gun detachment and helping hold the line. Major Burgess credits Dreben with saving his life by urging him to move from a risky ditch, a decision that may have saved Burgess’s unit.
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Schurman Named Ambassador to Germany by Coolidge
President Coolidge named Jacob Gould Schurman, then minister to China, as the American ambassador to Germany. The appointment was announced in Washington, D. C., on March 17.
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Murder case heads to state Supreme Court for venue ruling
F W McClellan and Ted Coggeshall, charged with murder in the death of Putnam County school official Professor W C Wright, announce plans to appeal a change of venue to the Georgia Supreme Court after failing to secure a transfer. The defendants were indicted by the Putnam County grand jury. a third defendant S J Scarborough remains without a venue motion.
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Tampa
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Teapot Dome Case Reopens Over Banker Testimony
In Cheyenne on March 17 Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy ruled banker M T Everhart must testify about a $90000 Liberty bond deposit to Albert H Falk former interior secretary. The ruling allows the government to pursue ties between Falk Sinclair and the lease in the Teapot Dome annulment suits.
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Blind Man Carried Off By Kidnappers In Florida
West Palm Beach reports Arthur Johnson bind musician, missing after being forcibly taken from his home by three men, following a robbery on Royal Park bridge. Police struggle to find motives as his wife Mrs George Meredith aids in the search. Neighbors say he was carried away in an automobile against his will.
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Railroad Official Dies in San Antonio
H B Hull vice president of the Illinois Central Railroad died early today in San Antonio Texas per telegram to his home. The report notes his role and sudden death leaving the railroad world to mourn a senior executive.
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Weather Brief for Georgia Tonight and Tomorrow
Unsettled tonight and Wednesday with a warmer trend expected on Wednesday in the central and northern portions of Georgia. The forecast indicates continued unsettled conditions, with variable temperatures across the region.
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Strasbourg School Strike Sparks Conflicting Claims
In Alsace the Catholic school strike led by the Bishop of Strassburg is disputed over its reach. Catholic papers claim 80 to 90 percent effectiveness nationwide, while Socialists call it a failure. The one day nationwide strike followed by three days in Colmar ended yesterday.
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