Card Game Stakes Reach Seventy Three Thousand
An early morning heist at a Miami hotel ends with gamblers tallying seventy three thousand dollars found on the table. Officials say the cash mirrors famed Rothstein schemes, as deputies recount the scene and the surprising amount laid out during the disruption.
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March Laure
New York
Rothstein
Girablliy
Bun Ateolty Sherk
Aetog
Scott
Shackeyghrt
Ramblers
Whem
Rothateta
Oman
Shorty
Coalition Rejects Oil and Lumber Duties in Senate Vote
In Washington the coalition of Democrats and Western Republicans repelled a strong push for duties on oil and lumber. The final Tariff Bill vote kept sugar battles as the main issue, with oil and petroleum byproducts duties defeated 39 to 27. A powerful lobby led by Wire Franklin of Oklahoma backed the oil and lumber fights, while critics denounced the tactics as a sugar tariff for oil and gas.
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Senate
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Vizaingt Jt
Ol Wand Sugar
Phalans
Wire Franklin
Oklahoma
Hale
Aue
Uiree
Franklin
Vrankii
Uie Senate
Masons plan reunion for council here
The Athens Council No. 15 plans a reunion in Aussonie Hall Friday with Royal and Select Master degrees in the afternoon and Super Excellent Master degree in the evening. James J. Casper and W. H. Kecktold lead, with a band and large attendance expected.
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Athens Council No. 15
Aussonie Hall
James J. Casper
Tymes Alustrious
Tugel
Dom Tey
Wiliam HH. Kecktold
Liegree
Wisconsin students await sentence on mink skin theft plea
Centerville Michigan and Madison Wisconsin students Mareit Kgse and Joseph Kresiy face immediate sentencing after pleading nolo contendere to stealing 3660 dollars worth of mink skins. Circuit Judge Clayton C. Johnson accepted the plea, allowing sentencing at the court's discretion. The second fragment notes Crookseite area petitioning Oto Tower Company for power extension to serve 40 business places, with aims tied to New York Coal Company Mine access.
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Centerville
Mich
Mareit
Eugens Kgse
Joseph Kresiy
University of Wisconsin
Nolo
Clayton C. Johnson
Lexington
Ear Crookseite
Oto Tower Company
Haas
Gig New York Coal Company
Radical socialists refuse to join Tardieu cabinet
Premier designate Andre Tardieu faces a walkout by Radical-Seriatists led by Herriot as they refuse to join his proposed ministry. The group says only a stable government can move past naval and social issues, and Sergent Tremier vows to resign if needed.
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Hye Raling Weinzen
Andre Tardieu
Tardter
Messenger Classifieds Sell Athens House Says Columbus Buyer
O M Reed of Columbus Ohio touts Messenger Classifieds for selling his property. He reports previous success with Messenger ads bringing a buyer and endorses the classified department for reliable results.
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Columbus
Messenger
O. M. Heed
Centremen
Aim
Efo
M. Reed
Malvern Ave
Olio
Stores Merge At New Lexington T A Kinsel Clothing
An announcement indicates two stores operated by Marele L and T W Wiese in New Lexington will merge with the Kinsel Clothing Company. The combined business aims to consolidate locations and branding under the Kinsel name, with plans to service customers nationwide.
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New Lexington
Marele L
Wiese Ef T. W
Unnntt
Toval Taller
T. A. Kitsel Clothing
Mang Mnantiend
Phos
Jing the Kinsel Company
All Set for Whoopee As Bomb Hits Night Club
CHICAGO March 1 UP bomb hits the night club once a funeral parlor in the Gold Coast area. The Alter Club housed hearses and was undergoing a remodel when a bomb exploded during a party. Twenty five people were present. Several injured, some pulled to medical aid.
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Chicago
Wedertaker
Gold Coast
Jvlub
Aleters
Snook Buried Saturday As City Sleeps
The body of Dr James Howard Snook, electrocuted for murder, was buried at Green-Wen Cemetery at dawn after a private funeral at his West Tenth Avenue home. Widow Helen Marple Snook and relatives attended. The service, led by Cle Leo and Isaac Miller, followed a presiding prayer and a funeral march to the grave. Only a few people saw the procession as it passed through the streets to the cemetery.
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Narry Willon
Sharpe
United Press
Gelet
Helen Marple Snook
Cle
Leo
Isaac Miller
Borke Age
Hotleweil da
Aglonrolia
Nook
Rela
Mbaote
Dn Miller
Snook
Tau
Broolk
Aden
Wieck
Drys Urge Stay Out Of Literary Digest Poll
Dry organizations led by Work League Against Alcoholism and Anti-Saloon League officials urge the public to abstain from participating in the Literary Digest poll on prohibition. They claim the poll cannot represent the opinion of the American people and warn against misconstruing its results.
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Westerville
Die Centry
Eriest H. Cherrington
Work League Against
America
Friends of the
National Prohibitory Law
Literary Digest
United States
Unemployment Rise Pressed Across 24 Cities
Washington reports between February and March showing 22 percent of AFL members seeking work, up from 20 percent in January as unemployment rises in 24 U S cities. In Niles a 3 year old shop owner named Muche was attacked and robbed. he survived but severely injured, with doctors fearing his survival.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Niles
Louis Muche
Masa P
Canal May Be Extended To Marietta
A 1900s era report notes a survey party exploring flood prevention and potential canal extension from Cleveland toward Marietta along the Tuscarawas and Muskingum river basins. The delegation, including Henry Benyon and other officials, visited towns to evaluate river navigation and flood-control projects with plans to submit data next week.
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Marietta
Philadelphia
Henry
HH. Benyon
Iaresville
Cleveland
Fet
Afarietta
Myers
Bae
Massidon
Snag Is Hit By Chicago In Pay Off
Chicago headlines report a disaster in a pay off as a snag disrupts plans and leaves 74 million dollars at stake. Officials and investors weigh options amid a tense market scene with Coole County firms facing delayed payouts and unsettled subscriptions.
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Chicago
Cage
Coole County
Pracer
Donrda
Orr
Prign
Mhitty B
Churke
Tony
Home Is Dynamited To Kill Crazed Man Who Shot His Wife
In Defiance a crazed man barricaded in his home fought off police and National Guard sharpshooters. Two people died and three were wounded as a gunman held out, with a bystander and a teacher among the injured. The attacker was killed by gunfire after a lengthy siege as city leaders faced finance fallout from the crisis.
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U.P
National Guard
Mathers
Plache
Waenar
Moehr
Fred
Newport
Pax
Mullon
Straunto Cie
Alpie
Trey
Willa
Wie
la Tiehoere
Abe
Santo Domingo Revolt Ends With Victory
In Santo Domingo the rebellion concludes with a victory as President Vasquez resigns and security forces flee. Officials report a peaceful transfer of power after conferences between administration leaders and rebel chiefs, while remaining pockets of resistance near government buildings disperse.
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Santo Domingo
Barto Poumingo
Dominican Republie
U.B
Relky Uisging
Interior
Vasquez
Ureni
Nosick
Santo Romingo
Honiatss
Secret agents arrest Chicago veteran in Milwaukee case
Chicago March 1 Richard J Prond veteran prohibition agent and aide to 1 02 Yellowley admin acting for the Chicago district was arrested as Washington investigators found reports revealing agents in a Milwaukee liquor case. Secret service interrupted a conference as the officer turned over a copy of agents reports.
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Chicago
Richard J. Prond
Prohibition Ggent
Yellowley
Washington
Taplins Lose Bid for Wheeling & Lake Erie Control
March 1 report from Cleveland states Taplin interests, opposing the Van Sweringens, were permanently enjoined from asserting rights to control the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad. The common pleas judge D H Thomas signed the journal entry, ending a lengthy fight to set up their own directorate and seize control of the line.
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Cleveland
Taplin
Geergs
van Sweringens
Wheeling & Lake lErig Nallrord
Comiion Pleas
D. H. ‘Thomay
Mariella
Tapling
Contro
Robingon Ransbottam Plant Plans Immediate Rebuild
Roseville March 1 The Robingon Ransbottam Factory Co, struck by a Monday tornado, announces plans to rebuild at once. Bids are being requested from contractors as insurers survey losses throughout the region. Clean up continues in the debris fields where total damage reaches about 260 000 dollars.
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Roseville
Robingon-Ransbottam Faotory Co
Hay
Mont
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