Murder by inoculation typhoid charges against Shepherd and Farman
Chicago reports grand jury true bills charging murder by inoculation with typhoid germs in the death of William McClintock. Foster father William D Shepherd and C S Farman head of a science school face indictments. habeas corpus petition pending. exhumation planned.
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Wiliam D. Shepherd
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Rich Young
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Criminal Courts
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Chicago probes widen after Farman death inquiry
Charles S. Farman head of the National University of Sciences sparked state and federal action. Illinois officials launched investigations of Chicago institutions similar to Farman's school while postal inspectors planned scrutiny of a literature school tied to a correspondence course.
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Charles S. Farman
National University of Sciences
William McClintock
Farman
Miners Entombed After West Virginia Mine Blast
A explosion at Bethlehem Mines No 41 in Fairmont West Virginia entombs 33 miners. Rescue teams race underground as gas doubt and chances of survival are weighed with many onlookers nearby. Authorities say retrieval likely to extend into night.
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Bethlehem Mines
R. M. Lambie
West Virginia
King George to Leave for Winter Trip via Paris
King George and Queen Mary depart tomorrow for a winter journey prescribed after the monarch's bronchitis. They travel by their own royal train through France, starting from Devon, with a route to Calais, Dunkirk, and onward, avoiding an official state visit.
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Calais
Dunkirk
France
Husband burned initials on wife as warning
Mrs Dolores Winfree charged her sailor husband Theodore Winfree with assault and battery after she alleged he burned his initials on her back with a hot iron. She produced a brand she said was created when he believed other men were attentive to her.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Dolores Winfree
Theodore Winfree
Justification Plea in Teapot Dome Case
In Cheyenne on March 18 the Sinclair Oil Company and its $1 million counsel began arguing in federal court to uphold the Teapot Dome lease. They contend the 1921 action was needed for national defense and to prevent naval oil supplies from draining into Salt Creek.
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Leged
Secretary of the Interior
Albert B. Fall
Earth Tremors Hit Channel Islands Bordering England
Severe earthquake shocks were felt along the northern coast of the Isle of Jersey and nearby Channel Islands this morning. Residents say it was the strongest tremor in years, but no damage was reported.
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London
Isle of Jersey
Channel Islands
Weather Forecast for Georgia Tonight and Thursday
Forecast calls for rain tonight with colder conditions. The extreme northwest portion should expect a chilly night and tomorrow.
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Georgia
Explosion at Bethgeem Mines in Fairmont Kills Thirty Three
A blast at Bethgeem Mines Corporation Mine 41 near Fairmont West Virginia on March II reportedly killed about 33 men. Rescue efforts struggled as fire raged with early hopes of survivors fading by midnight. Officials planned a mine rescue car from the U.S. Bureau of Mines to aid search.
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Bethtegem Mines Corporation
Here
Benton Mitchell
Saft
Miami
Fox
Coolidge Resubmits Woodlock Nomination to ICC
Washington March 18 President Coolidge renewed the push for approval of Thomas F Woodlock of New York to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Senate leaders expect the nomination to die on the calendar at sine die adjournment unless a recess appointment is made after adjournment as in the Warren case.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Coolidge Haw
Senate
Thomas F. Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coolidge
Woodlock
Warren
Nominations Move Fast as Special Session Ends Hint
President Coolidge sent a new batch of nominations including ambassadors and postmasters to the Senate. The fast deliveries were immediately referred to committees with plans to expedite action before the March 18 session closes.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Senate
Postminsters Feaders
Fire Devastates Rebuilt Tokyo District Ruining Thousands of Homes
A massive blaze in northeastern Tokyo rendered about twenty thousand people homeless as it destroyed three thousand buildings in a district recently rebuilt after a major earthquake and fire. Firefighters struggled due to drought, and casualties were reported but not yet estimated.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Peru city Truffle destroyed by torrential floods
Official and private radio messages report that Truffle, Peru’s third largest city, was wiped out by severe rains. Inhabitants fled to higher fields as floods swamped homes and streets.
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Lima
Truffle
Peru
Borglum to Move Studio as Crowd Grows in Miami
In Miami Florida March reports say sculptor Gutzon Borglum will open a studio and produce new models for the Federated Memorial at Stone Mountain. The plan follows earlier conflicts with memorial executives Ham W. Fox and John Nagle. Fox and Nagle are jailed in connection with the slaying of motorcycle policemen Laurie Weaver. Fox reportedly confesses.
Gloria Swanson and husband sail for New York today
Gloria Swanson moving picture actress and her husband Marquis Henry de la Falaise departed for Havre today on the boat train. She carried three bouquets and a box of candy. They expect nine or ten days in New York before heading to the Pacific coast.
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Associated Press
Paris
Mareh Is
Gloria Swanson
Marquis Henry de la Falaise
Havre
Gloria
New York
Pacific Coast
Mellon and Glass Rapped in Virginia
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and U S Senator Carter Glass of Virginia assailed from the same platform in Richmond for income surtax rates in the present revenue law, described as tending to dry up their revenue sources.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
U. S
Carter Glass
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
No Authority Under Law for Bennett Election Says Napier
Atlanta March 18 Attorney General Napier held there is no authority under Georgia law to elect Stanley S Bennet as vice chairman of the State Highway Commission at a two of three member board meeting last Saturday. Two members can transact business for de...
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Bennett
Napier
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Stanley S. Bennet
Chaiman
State Highway Commission
State Highway Commission Chairmanship in Question
Unclear reports from the department indicate a pending settlement on whether Holder will continue as chairman of the State Highway Commission. Details on dates and outcomes remain unresolved.
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Querton
State Highway Com. Pier
Sargent to Realign Key DOJ Posts After Confirmation
Washington March 18 John G Sargent of Vermont was confirmed as attorney general after Charles B Warren was rejected. The realignment of top DOJ posts is expected to follow with Solicitor General James M Beck preparing his resignation, aligning leadership under the new AG.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
John G. Sargent
Vermont
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
James M. Beck
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad Seeks Receivership
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company filed a receivership petition in United States District Court in Chicago on March 18. The action was presented as a friendly filing with the railroad consenting, and was filed in the court of District Judge James H Wilkerson. The petition was filed in the name of the Binkley Coal Company but for the railroad’s interest, with H P Field, the railway’s general counsel, present and concurring.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
United States District Court
James H. Wilkerson
Binkley Coal Company
H. P. Field
Diplomatic posts await two vacancies in Washington
The Senate confirmed Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman to replace Alanson B. Houghton as ambassador to Germany, leaving the Peking post and the ambassador to Argentina as the two major openings remaining.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Jacob Gould Schurman
Peking
Alanson B. Houghton
Germany
Senate
Argentine
Orders Investigation Of Market Fluctuation
Washington March 18 Secretary Jardine directs the grain futures administration to immediately investigate the recent violent fluctuation in the price of wheat after sharp market swings in the grain market.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Jardine
Grain Futures Administration
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