Government seeks records in Teapot Dome trial setback
In Cheyenne on March 13 the government pressed to admit Fall's bank records and bonds related to Sinclair in the Teapot Dome naval oil case. Judge Kennedy's decision hangs on whether depositions from El Paso and Pueblo banks and Continental Trading Company evidence are admissible.
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Avenciated
Cheyenne
Wyo
Albert B. Fall
Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
A. Blake Kennedy
J. W. Lacey
Owen Roberts
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Harry
T. Blake Kennedy
Strelair At
Interior
Owen J. Roberts
Atlee Pomerene Government Council
J. W Lacey
Sinclair
Martin W. Littleton
New York
Kennedy
Continental Trading Company
Toronto
Canada
el Paso
Texas
Pueblo
Colo
James FE. O'Neil
H. M Blackmer
H. S. Osler
Blackmer
O'Neil
A. E. Humphries
Continental Company
Women Dominate Crufts Dog Show Entries in London
Eight thousand dogs compete at Cruft's Show in London, the largest England has seen, with Alsatians making up a rising share. Women exhibitors are increasing as kennels nationwide shift to feminine ownership while men remain the majority among sporting dog owners. Labradors top retrievers in popularity with King George among exhibitors.
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London
Cruft
England
Great
Filibuster Ends for Isle of Pines Treaty Report
Washington reports the filibuster on the Isle of Pines treaty appears to end as Senate moves toward resolution. Officials await final vote and formal action on the agreement with implications for U S policy in the Caribbean.
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Washington D. C
Isle of Pines
Bell Rings Lustily at Bishop Quayle Burial
In Baldwin Kansas Bishop William A. Quayle of the Methodist Episcopal Church was buried at Haven. A large Dream Haven bell he loved rang out triumphantly at his funeral as family prepared to dispose of the bell after the service.
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Bishop Quayle
Kansas
Assorviated
Baldwin
Kas
William A. Quayle
Ehurch
Haven
Nere
Dream Haven
Charles Sylvester
Sub committees to review ISWA contest names
The Elections committee chair, Spencer, appointed sub committees to consider senatorial election contests from Iowa New Mexico and Minnesota. A full committee meeting was set for Monday to outline procedure. The Brookhart seat contest will be heard by a bipartisan sub committee including Spencer Watson Ernst Caraway and George.
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Iowa
New Mexico
Minnesota
Spencer
Elections Committee
Brookhart
Daniel F. Steck
Spencer, Watson
Indiana
Ernst
Kentucky
Caraway
Arkansas
George
Georgia
Investigation Into Murder of Osage Indians Halted
The state and federal inquiry into the 1922 Osage murders and a white lawyer ended after J Berry King left Pawhuska following a court session and Justice Department talks. No statement on warrants or destination was given, officials declined comment and premature reporting had caused witnesses to flee the state.
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Associated Press
Pawhuska
Okla
J. Berry King
Court of Inquiry
Department of Justice
Oklahoma City
King
Sioux City Man Dies After Auto Crash
John J. Bailey aged 78 died at a Sioux City hospital from injuries after being struck by an automobile early Thursday evening. Police seek the driver of the death car.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
John J. Bailey
Lone Bandit Steals 60 Dollars From Des Moines Grocery
A lone bandit robbed Bruno Gonzales's Des Moines grocery yesterday afternoon, locked Gonzales in the icebox, and fled with 60 dollars. Albert McConkie, a suspect, was arrested this morning. Gonzales identified the suspect, and lawmakers were rapidly regrouping on a senate vote in the days ahead.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Bruno Gonzales
Gonzaies
Albert McConkie
Gonsales
Typhoid Germs Theft Ties Chicago Doctor to McClintock Case
Chicago doctor Dr C C Farman admitted after long questioning that typhoid germs were stolen from his office last November. Prosecutors say William Shepherd, foster father and heir to McClintock’s $2,000,000 estate, visited the school and took samples. The coroner’s inquiry continues as Shepherd denies the accusations.
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Chicago
CC. ¢ Farman
National University of Sciences
William Nelson McClintock
John S. Sharbara
Farman
William D Shepherd
McClintock
John FP. Marehand
Shepherd
Penitentiary for drinkers urged by expert
Dr Albert L Lowenthall, Chicago alienist, told a Denver audience that punishment for youth carrying whiskey should be imprisonment, not jail. He warned that derelicts born last year in New York reached 86,000, costing the state vast sums and threatening the nation.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Albert L Lowenthall
Chicago
New York
Mrs J A Bittler Returns From Wyoming After Brother’s Death
Mrs J A Bittler returned Wednesday from Wyoming where she was summoned by the sudden death of her brother about two weeks ago.
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J. A. Bittler
Wyoming
Inauguration Day Amid Diplomatic Pageantry A Drunken Congressman
Washington dispatch recalls a retired congressman arriving amid a grand diplomatic procession during the inauguration. Witnesses noted his staggering gait and intoxication as he attempted to mingle with officials, prompting colleagues to steer him away. The episode sparked laughter and a cautionary tale within the capital.
Robert Leach to Quit Post in Bank Dept
Adel resident Robert I. Leach state superintendent of banking will retire at the end of his term on July 1 He informed Governor Hammill he does not seek renomination Senators Fulton and W L G Saunderson are among those considered for the job Leach appointed May 4 1925 to fill the unexpired term of W J Murray His tenure saw numerous bank failures prompt reorganizations per Attorney General Gibson
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Des Moines
Adel
Leach
Hammill
Fulton
Johnson County
W. L. G. Saunderson
Palo Alto
House Banking Committee
Kendall
W. J. Murray
Hardin County
Gibson
District tourneys open for state high school hoops today
Des Moines reports the state high school basketball season enters its final phase with four district tournaments for Class A and two for Class B underway. Boys teams compete in Spirit Lake Mason City Shenandoah and Oskaloosa while Class B sectional action runs at Storm Lake Cedar Falls Menlo and Vi e tor.
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Des Moines
Ottumwon
Boone
Spirit Lake
Mason City
Shenandoah
Oskaloosa
Storm Lake
Cedar Walls
Menlo
Vietor
Famous Clock to Be in Iowa Tower
The centennial prize clock from Philadelphia 1876 will crown a new campanile memorial tower at Iowa State Teachers College. Clockmaker Charles Fasoldi built the mechanism driving four dials up to 100 feet wide, keeping time within ten seconds a year. Donation of $10,000 from Dudley F. Fasoldi of Albany funds its installation next year.
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Cedar Falls
Mar
Philadelphia
Campanile Memorial
Iowa State Teachers College
Charles Fasoldi
Dudley F. Fasoldi
Albany
N. Y
Dust Explosion May Have Caused a Fire
Fire destroyed the barn on the T. C. Block farm near Shellsburg causing about 8600 dollars in loss. A quantity of feed and 300 dollars in tools burned. Atkin volunteers aided firefighting. The cause is uncertain with theories of a bird dropping a match or a dust explosion.
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Resorlatoad Press
Shellsburg
T. C. Block
Here
Atkins
Man with Five Wives Found Guilty in Wichita
W A Wise, 29, alleged to hire at least five wives, was found guilty of bigamy by a Wichita district court jury after less than 10 minutes of deliberation.
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Wichita
Kan
Marah
W A. Wise
Automobiles Kill Many Youngsters Reported by Safety Panel
The Associated Press reports 32 of 20 000 persons killed in automobile accidents are children under 12. The National Safety Council disclosed the figure today highlighting road danger to youths.
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Associated Press
Boy War Orphan Marcel Duprey Killed in Morocco
Marcel Duprey, former mascot of French and American troops and war orphan linked to author Peter B. Kyne, was killed during airplane maneuvers at Camp Oued Prader in Morocco. A 20 year old for whom Kyne supported, he had accompanied the 144th regiment of California to the United States after stowing away on a transport. He received a military funeral in the French colony.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Marcel Duprey
Peter B. Kyne
Morocco
Camp Oued
Prader
Senate Passes Canned Heat Bill In Des Moines
The Iowa Senate voted 46 to 0 to approve the Romkey canned heat bill to ban production and sale of any compound that can be turned into a beverage without distillation or chemical processing. An amendment added distillation to close loopholes, pushing manufacturers toward wood alcohol and claiming the product risks unsafe beverage use.
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Associated Press
State House
Des Moines
Mar
Senate
Romkey
Des Moines County
Son of Fort Dodge Mayor Dies Sudden
Mau rice Findlay son of Mayon C. V. Findlay of Fort Dodge died early this morning in Grinnell where he studied at Grinnell College. He was in the glee club at the time of a Chicago contest and death was due to heart trouble after grippe. He leaves his parents a brother the Rev Franklin Findlay of Cherokee and he once served as secretary Speaker of the House Anderson at Des Moines. Funeral services will be held at Grinnell then the body brought to Fort Dodge for burial.
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Associated Press
Fort Dodge
Maurice Findlay
Mayon C. V. Findlay
Grinnell
Grinnell College Glee Club
Chicago
Grippe
Franklin Findlay
House Anderson
Des Moines
Former Jefferson Co. Teacher Dead on Cedar Falls Campus
Henry C. Roelottz former superintendent of Jefferson county schools died suddenly at 8 30 am while crossing the Cedar Falls Teachers College campus He arrived from Conrad Iowa with his family last Friday and planned to reenter teaching Roelottz left three sons in the college training school and had entered for the spring term
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Associated Press
Cedar Falls
Henry C. Roelottz
Jefferson County Schools
Teachers College
Conrad
Iowa
Senate panel votes against Warren favor. re-submission urged
The Senate judiciary committee issued an adverse report on Charles B. Warren’s nomination for attorney general by a 9 to 7 vote. Democrats and Senators Borah and Norris opposed confirming, while supporters cited the president’s rights to re-submit. The panel did not vote on the merits, pushing the fight to the Senate floor amid calls for continued confirmation efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles B. Warren
Senate Judiciary Committee
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
White House
Coolidge
Bora
Cummins
Iowa
Hrost
Kentucky
Spencer
Missouri
Means
Colorado
Hatfeld
Oklahoma
Deneen
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Gillett
Massachusetts
Overman
North Carolina
Reed
Ashurst
Arizona
Walsh
Montana
Caraway
Arkansas
King
Utah
Neely
West Virginia
Senate
Rigtt
Warren
Michigan
Lion Dislikes Men's Hate Carolina and the London Noo
A garbled caption notes a man in a light gray hat provoking strong reactions in a crowded scene. The fragment hints at a sports or crowd moment with tense public response and disputed conduct.
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Lion
Carolina
London
Aly
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