Three Solicitor General Candidates Near Decision
The article reports three men under consideration for solicitor general: George Sutherland, George Wharton Pepper, and Guy D Goff, with Daugherty eager to settle and Sutherland favored by insiders. Sutherland, English-born, Utah lawyer, Senate veteran and constitutional expert, is highlighted as the likely choice.
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United States
George Sutherland
Utah
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Guy D Goff
Wisconsin
Sutherland
Harding
Marion
United States Supreme court
Soviet Cadets Desert Trotsky Loyalists in Kronstadt Attack
Special cable from Reval reports Cadets once trusted by Leon Trotzky as loyal bolshevists deserted during the Kronstadt assault. The cadets, sent from Sestrometzk, abandoned the attack, signaling waning discipline as Trotzky faces unrest among forces.
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Reds
Washington Post
New York Herald
Reval
Lenine
Leon Trotzky
Kronstadt
Sestrometzk
Interior department picks cloud Civil Service posts in Harding era
The piece reports on cabinet discussions over appointments in the Interior department led by Secretary Fall with no rush to name big selections. It lists candidates for Indian affairs and the general land office including Victor Locke Albert Denton J George Wright Alva McDonald Edward Finney and others with political backing. Ignace Paderewski visited the White House as President Harding wrapped up daily engagements and dined with Mrs Harding.
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general land office
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Kane
Peair
Haskell Institute
Oklahoma
J. George Wright
Osage Indian reservation
Alva McDonald
Fay
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public lands committee of the House
arms West
William Spry
Utah
Lou Pettijohn
Kansas
Garden City
Spry
Mr. Harding
Smoot
Ignace Paderewski
Poland
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White House
Vanderbilt heirs face accounting over trust securities
Attorneys for H C Barker ask surrogate's court to force executors William K Vanderbilt Jr and Harold S Vanderbilt to account for stewardship of a trust fund created by Commodore Vanderbilt for Adele E Schmidt Barker who died in Bonn. The fund includes 129,900 in railroad securities and was left to Barker upon the aunt Virginia Barker's death. Barker seeks delivery of the securities and accrued interest to him under the terms of the will.
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New York
Associated Press
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Harold 5
Vanderbilt
Adele E. Schmidt Barker
Bonn
Germany
Harold C. Barker
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Catherine Lafette
Barker
William K. Vanderbilt
Death for urging murder in Canada Supreme Court
In Ottawa on March 11 Canada's supreme court upheld a death sentence for a man who urged a murder. Romeo R Millard was sentenced to life for manslaughter while his father Joseph R Millard was sentenced to death for inciting the crime. Evidence showed the father suspected Morissette of an affair with Millard's wife and urged the shooting.
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supreme court
Romeo R. Millard
Lucien Morisette
Joseph R. Millard
Moriselie
fillett
Millard
Omaha
Nebr
Union Pacific railroad
Dozen Revolts Shake Russia as Kronstadt Ultimatum Rises
Warsaw reports a dozen or more insurrections across Russia as antisoviet bands mobilize from Kiel to Minsk. Kronstadt issues an ultimatum to Petrograd demanding surrender or face bombardment, while Bolshevik control tightens in key regions.
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Kiles
Volga river
Town near Essen seized by Allies gains vote of confidence
Allies seized Oberhausen six miles east of Ruhrort and seven miles northwest of Essen without incident. German foreign minister Dr Walter Simons and other envoys to the London conference received a vote of confidence from the cabinet. Debate at the Reichstag accused Simons of overstepping powers by offering annuities for five years. criticism focused on policy and ideas, but most papers say his position remains secure.
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Berlin
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forrmer
treasury
Simonn
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Vossische Zeitung
Vossrache Zeitung
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Vorlwaerte
camjpalen
Brooklyn Prosector Links Bond Theft to Lower Liberty Prices
Brooklyn District Attorney Lewis asserts stolen liberty bonds worth 50000 sold for half price, driving down market values over two years. He traced bonds from Nathaniel Wheeler to Abe Cohen. material witness Daniel Stebbins seeks bail reduction, denied. Brig. Gen Henry T. Allen reported to have found 16000 in stolen bonds.
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Kinge county
sing
Nathaniel Wheeler
Abe Cohen
Cohen
Daniel G. Stebbins
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Manning
Steb~ence
Associated
Henry T. Alien
Austria Reserves Over Entente Demands on War Material
Vienna reports three Austrian reservations to the Entente demand for surrender of military material. They cover Danube defenses at Vienna Krems and Tulln, forbid operation of military schools, and demobilize the Vienna arsenal. The government plans to appeal to the League of Nations. The allies seek large guns similar to those at Belgian forts.
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Tulln
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Bandits Kill Jeweler In Brooklyn Store Robbery
In New York on March a jewelry store owner Abraham Harris was tied and shot dead by armed bandits who escaped with diamonds valued around 2000 dollars. Harris reportedly fired after loosening bonds. his revolver with a discharged cartridge lay behind the shop. Two witnesses, both African American, alerted police as a bulldog guarded the scene.
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Rail wage cuts spark nation wide labor clash
Chicago reports wage reductions planned across major railroads sparking union opposition. Leaders allege mismanagement and demand Senate inquiry while rails claim cuts are essential to lower rates. Notices target unskilled workers first with 20 percent cuts discussed for several lines. Local conferences set for Iowa and Illinois sites as unions mobilize.
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Delweth
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Mediation Fails Over Wage Strike on Atlanta Railway
Federal mediators L C Chambers and Whitehead Kluttz announce they will return to Washington after B L Bugg refuses to join talks. The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railway remains paralyzed since the strike began a week ago, with Col Bugg predicting possible normal service next week with new crews. He notes wage increases and rail costs from 1920 and disputes over payments to meet rising wages.
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Whitehead Kluttz
Harding
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Yap Dispute Wafts Action By Harding
Diplomatic exchanges between the United States and Japan over Yap and the former German cable center on the island leave the situation unchanged. Japan reiterates exclusive jurisdiction by mandate while permitting free use of cables with control by the end in possession. The Guam to Yokohama link is cited as proof of limited urgency. Allies may respond via the League council, potentially shaping a basis for adjustment. Also, Colorado Fuel and Iron says 1,000 more workers will be hired as steel conditions improve.
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Secretary Davis seeks pact to avert meat packer strike
Secretary of Labor Davis, with President Harding’s sanction, seeks to end the wage dispute between meat packers and employees. Telegrams to unions and packers offer Labor Department help and request two representatives from each side to join inquiries aiming for a just solution and to prevent a walkout. The move follows cabinet talks and a memorandum from the AFL urging action amid wage cuts and looming strike threats.
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Irish Leader to Speak at Alexandria Installation
A new council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic will be installed in Alexandria tomorrow at 4 PM in the Richmond theater. Daniel C. O Flaherty Virginia State president and national secretary will address the members. Pearre comes tomorrow night at Gonzaga hall.
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