Daugherty Defies Pressure in Resignation Crisis
Washington march 7 attorney general harry m dau ghty returned from a florida trip and went straight to a cabinet meeting without indicating any change in his resolve not to resign amid renewed pressure. aides described him as feeling better though newspapers labeled him ill. a senate inquiry looms with plans for subpoenas and swift hearings as president coolidge weighs removing him from office.
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Courier Delivery Time and Service Instructions
The notice requests home delivery by 5 30 p m and offers a remedy if late. It instructs to call 5100 to have a copy sent and requires phone calls to reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Islam Protests Removal of Caliph
Reports from Calcutta say Islamic associations hasten meetings across India to oppose the Turkish move abolishing the caliphate at Constantinople. Moslems demand a world plebiscite to resolve the crisis. Hussein Accepts Caliphate Offer. King Hussein of the Hadjaz accepts a caliphate from Moslems in Mesopotamia Transjordan and the Hadjaz, with others likely to follow. Italy Eyes Hosting the Exiled Caliph. Rome reports Italy desires to host the deposed caliph banished from Turkey with palace protection and hospitality.
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Sun Compass Built for Amundsen Transpolar Flight
In Christiana Norway March 7 officials announced a sun compass designed to Roald Amundsen's specifications for use on his transpolar flight. It will replace the standard compass which is unreliable near the pole due to magnetic interference.
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Moscow Grant Jewish Autonomy in Northern Crimea
Reported in London Jewish circles an autonomous Jewish region would be created in northern Crimea and nearby Ukrainian districts including Odessa and Nikolaiiv with a Jewish administration by 1927. The proposed area covers about 14 million acres, with 2 million uncultivated, and follows precedent set by other Soviet autonomous regions for minority nationalities.
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Ukaine
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Nikolainv
Moscow
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Council of Commissioners
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Cedar Falls Civil War veteran Charles Stevens dies at 76
Charles Lafayette Stevens commander of James Brownell post Grand Army of the Republic and one of the last Civil War veterans in Cedar Falls died at 2 30 am after a brief illness. He would have been 77 later this month. Funeral services Sunday at First Methodist Church with Dr Eugene Allen officiating. Stevens served with the Forty fourth Wisconsin infantry and moved to Cedar Falls five years ago becoming a leading figure in G A R work. Survived by two daughters Mrs R B Hawley of Rockford Illinois and Mrs George Dorlan and son Frank J Stevens. He also served as rural mail carrier for Cedar Falls for 16 years.
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Ludendorff Trial at Munich Resumed After Delay
Munich March 7 Trial of Gen J Emendorf Adolph Flitsler and others for treason resumed after defense attorney Kohl apologized for utterances that caused the prosecutor to break off the hearing. The judge warned against repetition and permitted continuation. A minor witness testified. Former Bavarian leader von Kahr was ready to testify.
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Independents Fear Big Oil Price War In Chicago
Independent traders feared a gasoline price war between Standard Oil of Indiana and Sinclair Oil. Standard reduced prices by about two cents per gallon. Sinclair was expected to follow. Officials for both companies denied a price war was in prospect.
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Three Killed and 38 Hurt in Dye Works Riot
Mayener reports three workers killed and 328 wounded in clashes with police at the Radische Aniline works in Tudwigsshafen. Five police were injured as authorities quashed the unrest amid fear of further violence. One worker died yesterday and 20 were wounded when the factory faced upheaval as 12,900 workers were affected.
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Radische Aniline
Tudwigsshafen
Langley Denies Bribe Charges in House Inquiry
In Washington a Kentucky Republican congressman Representative Langley defended his integrity on the floor amid grand jury bribery rumors. He rejected any wrongdoing and urged a swift vindication, while fellow representative Zinaman also denied charges and said he was ready for inquiry.
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Mundelein Archbishop Hayes Cardinalship Hinted
Vatican officials said a cardinal appointment for Archbishop Hayes of Mundelein may be announced in April. They noted Mundelein could receive a cardinal’s hat at the next consistory, with Chicago possibly obtaining one.
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Williamson County Sheriff Indicted in Prohibition Conspiracy Case
Danville Tennessee news reports Williamson County Sheriff George T Galligan and former deputy John Layman indicted on conspiracy to violate the national prohibition law. Galligan called state troops to the county twice in recent months. Layman is missing and believed in New Orleans. Galligan to report for arraignment on Monday.
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Injunction Halts Saunders Wiggly Store Opening
A federal court injunction stopped Clarence Saunders from opening his new store in Memphis. Despite visits by thousands, doors remained locked, no clerks staffed the shop, and carnations were handed out as bands played outside the Madison Avenue building.
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Opera Langers Strike Over Private Control Push
In Bucharest leading Roumanian opera artists have gone on strike to protest the government's move to end state control and privatize the opera with a smaller subsidy. The dispute centers on the future governance and funding of the national company.
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Bucharest
Marek T
Retail Credit Men Mull 5 Million Fund to Prosecute Debtors
The National Association of Retail Credit Men considers creating a five million dollar fund to prosecute crooked debtors. Chairman FW Franz says the move, to be discussed at the Buffalo convention, aims to deter crook relass and align financial disclosures with court recognition. The plan links to bankruptcy act amendments to curb abuses in administration.
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Ioral, Association
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Gage Tournament Opens With Surprises at Waterloo
East High and West High win easily while Dunkerton loses as Waterloo tournament action begins. Orange Township defeats Janesville 25 to 8. Waverly tops Little Tutors 13 to 11. New Hartford meets Waverly in tonight’s first semifinal. Cedar Falls suffers decisive defeat to East High. crowd turnout strong for opening games.
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Principal in McLean Telegram Not Referring to President
Senate discussions clarified that the term principal in Bennett's telegram to Edward McLean did not refer to President Coolidge. Bennett testified Senator Curtis was the principal figure, not the president, and related messages tied to Daugherty and Lambert amid the oil inquiry proceedings in Washington.
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Means Indicted in Bribery Conspiracy
A federal grand jury indicted Grover Means and allies in a bribery conspiracy tied to the Glass Casket fraud. Co-defendants include Rimer W. Jarneechke and Thomas Felder, with actions alleged to sway Attorney General Daugherty and Col. William Hayward. Means faces additional charges with trial set for March.
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Marshall Neilan Suffering Appendicitis in Los Angeles
Director Marshall Neilan has been confined to bed for three days after a sudden acute appendicitis attack. His condition is improving and an operation will probably not be needed. He was preparing to entertain friends at home when symptoms appeared, delaying work on his current movie project.
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Vinton Hospital Faces Court Over Finances
In Vinton Virginia on March 7 the hospital seeks court approval to mortgage its building to raise funds. The Virginia Gay Memorial Hospital cannot meet current obligations and owes contractors for work done since its opening last summer.
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Oregon expects rebels activities to end in 20 days
Hythe Associated Press reports President Obregon believes the republic will be pacified within 20 days. Pro peace leaders seek approval of rebel surrender while guaranteeing spared lives. Serrano departs for campaign against rebels in southwestern states.
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