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Uproar in Chamber caused by inclusion of Malvy; Malvy faints; Briand defends him and afterward wins confidence vote; incident swings Socialists and Radicals into line with Govt

ATTACK ON MALVY SWINGS CHAMBER TO BRIAND, 341-165; Premier Wins Confidence Vote After Defense of Minister, Who Faints Under Strain.

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SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Friday, March 19 (AP). -- The Presidential train arrived ;in the Boston  Maine yards here at 1:59 A. .  

PRESIDENT HEARS OF FATHER'S DEATH

Famous sporting club scene of exciting baccarat game; M Malekin and Duke of Westminster heavy losers

Red Official and English Duke Lose Heavily at Monte Carlo

PLYMOUTH, Vt., March 18. -- Colonel John C. Coolidge, father of the President of the United States, died at his home here tonight at 10:41 o'clock after a day when physician, nurse and friends feared that the faint thread which held him twixt life and death would snap at any moment.  

COLONEL SANK FAST ALL DAY; He Had Been in a Semi-Comatose Condition Most of the Time. WAS TOLD OF SON'S TRIP But Physician Was Not Sure That He Understood What Was Said. OLD FRIENDS AT BEDSIDE Others Keep Clear the Roads So the President Can Make the Trip by Auto From Railway.

Forbes, anxious to begin prison term, visits Leavenworth

Forbes, Anxious to Begin Term, Visits Prison, Says He Will Obey All Rules at Leavenworth

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EMANU-EL TEMPLE MERGER IS FORECAST; Amalgamation With Beth-El Is Being Arranged, American Hebrew Declares. UNION NOT YET AGREED ON Great House of Worship on the Astor Site, the Plan, With City-Wide Chapels and Schools. EMANU-EL TEMPLE MERGER IS FORECAST

Decision by League Council to invite U S to attend session Sept 1 to discuss reservations; reservation on advisory opinions questioned

WASHINGTON AMAZED BY LEAGUE'S MOVE; Proposal for Conference on World Court Reservations Stirs Officials and Senators. REED ASSAILS THE LEAGUE Irreconcilables Prepare to Demand Withdrawal of Offer of Participation in Court. CAPITAL AMAZED BY LEAGUE MOVE

German release French Army plane which landed by accident in Germany without a penalty

Germans Promptly Release Errant French Army Plane

Death; Pres notified on special train; sketch of life; lineage of Coolidge family; por

President Hears of Father's Death As Train Is Nearing New Haven; Makes No Comment as News Is Broken to Him in His Stateroom -- Left Washington in the Early Evening for His Father's Vermont Home.

LEAGUE SUMMONS SESSION TO DISCUSS OUR RESERVATIONS; Invites Us to Attend a Conference in September and Explain Court Stand.

Goins, J, realtor, slays six in maniacal frenzy; shoots self when cornered by officers

CALIFORNIAN KILLS 6; ENDS LIFE IN AUTO AS PURSUERS FIRE; Husband Shoots Spouse, Her Sister and Attorney's Wife in Stockton Homes.

CURTISS FIELD SOLD TO HOME BUILDERS; Garden City Landmark of Wartime Flying Is Bought by Rosebur Realty Company. 110 ACRES FOR $500,000 Cutting Up of Tract May Be Deferred Three Years -- Airplane Plant Not in the Deal.

OLD FRIENDS CHEERED HIM.; Townsfolk Called Daily to Lighten Last Hours of the Colonel.

CASTELROSSO HARD HIT BY AN EARTHQUAKE; One Killed and Seventy Houses Razed on Mediterranean Island -- Cairo Slightly Shaken.

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42 French soldiers slain in ambush by Druse tribesmen

42 French Soldiers Slain in Syria In an Ambush by Druse Tribesmen

E Kessler, wealthy bootlegger, and M Sweetwood named with 21 others on charge of conspiracy to violate dry law in operating South River Chemical Works, South River, N. J; list; U S Atty Buckner describes seizure of plant

BIG ALCOHOL PLANT LAID TO KESSLER; " Richest Bootlegger" Named With Officers After Seizure of a Jersey Chemical Works. PRESIDENT HELD IN $10,000 4,000 Gallons Daily Redistilled From Denatured Alcohol, Buckner Charges -- Tanks Underground.

YALE SENT 9,464 TO WAR.; Honor Roll Has 227 Names, New War Work Shows.

YALE FILLS FACULTY POSTS.; University Announces Twelve Appointments, Mostly Promotions.

Cheered in Atlanta on way to St Petersburg

March 19, 1926

Headlines from March 19, 1926

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ATTACK ON MALVY SWINGS CHAMBER TO BRIAND, 341-165; Premier Wins Confidence Vote After Defense of Minister, Who Faints Under Strain.

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PRESIDENT HEARS OF FATHER'S DEATH

Red Official and English Duke Lose Heavily at Monte Carlo