Murder Mystery in Canyon Death Deliberate or Self Destruction
Twin Falls county officials scrutinize whether Fred Eggerglase died by his own hand or was murdered for hidden wealth. The inquest heard torture theories as investigators weigh bound ropes, burned limbs, and signs of forced confession. J W Green, son in law, insists murder. he criticized initial searches and urged a broader canyon inquiry.
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Twin- Falls County
Eggerglase
Fred Eggerclose
Eggelglase
Burns
P. J. Grossman
J. W
Green
the Chronicle
Twin Falls
George Huffman
Huffman
Rock Creek Canyon
Snake River
Canyon
Perrine
Revolt Leaders Arrested in Berlin Kapp Rebellion
March 23 reports state Major General von Luettwitz and Admiral von Trotha have been arrested with Kapp whereabouts unconfirmed, possibly on his east Prussia estate. Ebert orders court action against leaders including Kapp, von Luettwitz, von Jagow, and Admiral Trotha. Noske resigns as defense minister after party pressure and labor unrest, while independents demand a straight labor cabinet and troop withdrawal.
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Berlin
von Luettwitz
Kapp
von Trotha
Admiralty
East Prussia
Ibert
Imperial
Leipsic
von Truettwitz
von Jagow
Admiral Trotha
Gustav ‘Noske
Bloc
Ebert
Srnday
Stuttgart
Ebert-Bauer
Noske
Bauer
Erhardt
Wilhelmstrasse
Adolf Hoffman
Naval dispute widens as Bliss denials aid verdicts
A heated Senate naval committee hearing centered on Rear Admiral Sims’s critique of the navy’s wartime conduct. General Tasker Bliss denied recommending brigading US troops with foreign armies, while Admiral Sims faced charges from Senator Pittman over reliance on British advice and alleged aims to turn over the navy.
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War Department
Tasker H. Bliss
Supreme War Council
United States
General Bliss
Baker
Pershing
Daniels
Hale
Senate Naval Sub- Committee
Jame’ Awe
Sims
Pittman
Nevada
Great Britain
Senate
France
Senator Pittman
Argonne
Wbrove
Brandegee Attacks Wilson in Senate Speech
Senator Prandegee assailed President Wilson over war policy treaty making and Mexican policy, accusing the administration of coercing the Senate and shielding the president from criticism. He contended the country risks subservience to a “mature judgment” only if the people approve of a treaty.
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Associated Press
New Havien
Conn
Wilson
Prandepee
United States
Aubeoerts Uraipre Poovedess
Thas
Geovrytas
Brropdeses
Wibsote
Senate
Suffrage Defeat Looms in Delaware Legislative Move
The Delaware General Assembly prepared to bring the suffrage ratification measure before both houses with debates set for Thursday and a vote expected by Friday afternoon. Republican and Democratic leaders appeared to plead for early ratification, while party caucuses showed split support.
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Associated Press
Paper I
Dela
Delaware
Assembly
Will
Tolte
Commence Hearing On Wage Demands For Rail Workers
Washington March 23 The joint wage board began hearings on two million railroad workers wage demands. It reviewed data from railroad administration boards of adjustment as leaders said they would study every claim to avoid reopeners once an agreement is reached. The chairman withheld public statements pending progress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Railroad Administration Boards of Adjustment
Whitter
Naval Appropriation Bill Passes House
The naval appropriation bill totaling about 425 million dollars passed the House without a roll call and proceeds to the Senate. It funds 104 million for new ships under the 1916 three year program, supports 125000 enlisted navy personnel and 20000 marine corps, with no extra construction beyond already authorized vessels and contracts. An amendment by Representative to Iowa against top watch systems in navy yards was adopted 218 to 69.
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Associated Press
Washington
Naval
House
Senate
Navy
Marine Corps
Republican
Towa
Promises on Meat Prices Face Omaha Officials
In Omaha Nebraska representatives of the common council and other bodies discuss refusals to promise not to raise meat prices. The scrambled text mentions Mrs Cy price and a Macen figure amid unclear dialogue on price controls and public assurances.
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Omaha
Neb
Cyprice
Wood Leads in GOP Primary Race With Lowell and Johnson
In a volatile GOP primary contest Wood takes a slim edge over Lowden and Johnson as voters weigh positions on key issues. Campaigns focus on district concerns and party coherence ahead of the next voting date.
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Wood
Run Neck to Neck in South Dakota Presidential Nominations
Key returns from 605 of 1740 precincts show Wood leading Lowden and Johnson for the Republican presidential endorsement in South Dakota with 20,257 to 17,298 and 15,282 votes respectively. Johnson carried Pierre by seven, Yankton favored Johnson, and Norbeck trails Haney for Senate. several candidates auto-nominated under the Richards primary law.
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London
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Huron
Black Hills
Johnston
Yankton
Pierre
Peter Norbeck
Dick Haney
KR. O. Richards
Far West
Richards
National’ ‘Non-Partisan League
South Dakota
Pris
Minty Bullot
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Oeonirol
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Vermillion
Lesa
Thomas Ayers
Zona
Igs
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