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RABBI ARRESTED
COMPLAINT OF
PRES. COOLIDGE
NEW YORK. Mar. 10.—Rabbi E. B.
M. Browne, head of the American
Jewish Society of Elders was arrest
ed today on complain of President and
Mrs. Coolidge and Frank Stearns,
the president’s campaign manager.
Browne was accused of annoying the
President by demanding $12,500, as
half the sum the American Jewish
Elders spent in campaigning for Mr.
Coolidge.
Brow ne, who is 72 years of age, pro
duced letters from Presidents Harri
son. McKinley, Roosevelt and Hard
ing, and was paroled in his own cus
tody. Secret service men testified that
Coolidge and Stearns had answered
many of Browne’s letters.
Everett Sanders, secretary to Pres
ident Coolidge. declared that none of
the three complainants knew anything
about Browne’s case.
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Fued Breaks Out In
Breathitt County, Ky.
(By Associated Press)
JACKSON. Ky., Mar. 10.—Trouble
broke out again yesterday on Old
Troublesome creek, in Breathitt coun
ty, when two brothers were slain, the
murderer escaping into the mountain
i fastnesses.
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FATE OF HARDING
ON ALASKA TRIP
DETERS C00LIDGE
(By A»sociated Pre««)
SEATTLE, Wn„ Mar. 10.—In a dis
patch to the Seattle Times yesterday,
their Washington correspondent said
that President Coolidge would not vis
it the Pacific Coast nor Alaska this
year, as his wife, who had noted the
tragic visits of Wilson to the Western
states, and former President Harding
to Alaska, had strongly counselled
against the journey. The President
expects to make a few short trips in
the East, but will do nothing to tax
his strength. He will probably be ab
sent from the Whitehouse eight to
ten weeks w'hile repairs are being
made to the building.
WATSON DUE TOMORROW
The steamship Admiral Watson is
I scheduled to reach Seward tomorrow
| morning at 8:00 o’clock.
HALF CENT POSTAGE STAMP
WASHINGTTON, I). C., Mar. 10 —
One half cent postage stamp will be
issued in April, on account of the
new rates on third class mail.
Gateway want-ads bring results.
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COOLIDGE ARBITER
IN TACNA-ARICA
BOUNDARY STRIFE
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ble to the present inhabitants of
Tacna and Arica as it was to those
resident there in 1894.”
Peru, on the other hand, opposed
the plebiscite in its case, claiming
that Chile had rendered the holding
of the plebiscite impossible and had
thereby automatically nullified the
provisions of the treaty of Ancon
and had caused the reversion to Peru
of tht* two provinces.
Furthermore Peru claimed that the
' Chilenization of the territory had
been so thorough, and had been con
ducted so ruthlessly, that a plebis
j cite held “in the present circumstan
i ces” could in no way be equivolent
I to a plebiscite held in 1891.
The territory under dispute has
no great actual or potential conimer
- ial value. Chile’s nitrate fields ly
ing to the south of it. Arica, its
chief town, had dwindled greatly in
population during recent years,
counting today not more than 5,000
inhabitants, it is, however, import
ant as the sea port through which
most of the Bolivian trade with the
Pacific is handled.
The region, of volcanic origin, has
sulphur and borax as practically its
only minerals. It is richer in agri
cultural products, however, growing
large quantities of coca plants and
the world famous Moguega raisins
in the Santa River valley on its
northern border.
Oregon Aggies Defeat
Ore. U at Basketball
(By Associated Press)
SALEM. Ore., Mar. 10.—The Oregon
Aggies defeated the Oregon Univer
sity five. 27 to 26 last night, in the
third game of basketball for the
championship of the northern section
of the coast conference.
Senate Cotes Demote
LaFollette Followers
WASHINGTTON, U. C.. Mar. 10 —
The Senate by a vote of 64 to 11 ap
proved of the demotion of the La
Follette insurgents to the ranks in
all standing committees. Contests
involving the sets of Senators Brook
hart, Sehall and Bratton were refer
red to the Elections Committee for in
vestigation.
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Much Opposition to
Appointment Warren
(By Associated Preas)
WASHINGTTON, D. C., Mar. 10 —
The dispute over the nomination of
Warren continued in the Senate to
day, Senator Cummins leading the de
fense, and Senator Reed, democrat,
of Missoouri the opposition. Cummins
declared that the President was enti
tled to choose the members of his cab
inet and said “that she should be held
responsible for the faithful execution
of the law.” He asserted that War
ren’s “sole interest in the sugar cor
poration was to place the Michigan
Sugar company on its feet so it could
produce sugar.”
Senator Walsh of Montana replied
that Senator Cummins’ argument rest
ed on “an entire misapprehension of
facts.” He presented letters to show
that Warren was the active personal
agent of H. O. Havemeyer and “help
ed fix the price of sugar in the United
States.”
New York Sympathizers
Soviet Government Riot
NEW YORK, Mar. 10.—A meeting
held to protest against alleged “perse
cutions of persons for political opin
ions,” was held here last night under
the auspices of the International Com
mittee of Political Prisoners, was
routed by the police, who drove 1500
rioters into the streets after the crowd
had noisily divided on the question
of freedom of speech in Russia.
CHICAGO: Willie Hoppe lost his
chance to retain his championship ti
tle in 18.2 balkline billiards when he
was defeated by Edouard Horemans
of Belgium, in the recent interna
tional tournament. The score was
400 to 36, made in seven runs.
STOCK QUOTATIONS TODAY
NEW YORK, Mar. 10—The stock
exchange in this city quotes the fol
lowing:
American Can . 170%
American Tobacco ........ 95%
American Woolen . 50
American Sugar ._. 65%
U. S. Steel _.... 123
Bethlehem Steel ... 45
Baldwin Locomotive . 129
American Locomotive . 140%
Westinghouse . 72%
Consolidated Gas . 78%
Marine Preferred . 44%
U. S. Rubber . 41%
Standard Oil, Calif... 61%
Standard Oil, N. J., ___ 42%
Sinclair Oil . 31%
Panama . 79%
Pan-American ... 80%
Kennecott Copper . 36%
Chili Copper ... 52
Inspiration Copper ... 27
Anaconda Copper . 42%
St. Paul Preferred . 21%
Baltimore and Ohio ... 81 %
Atchison . 12%
New York Central . 121%
Southern Railway . 88%
Penna R. R. 47%
Rock Island . 50%
Southern Pacific .. 104%
Missouri Pacific . 37%
Studebaker . 44-%
General Motors . 73%
E. St. Louis & S. F. Com. 71%
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