Prohibition Trial Braces for Final Wets and Drys Showdowns
Wets and drys claim strong evidence in the big prohibition trial before the House Judiciary Committee as hearings near their end. The expense has been heavy with witnesses from across the country and voices from business and civic leaders weighing into the debate.
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Paul R. Marlon
United Press
Washington
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Tenn Yost
Tepulatician Nation
Pennsylvania
Plan to hop oceans faces approval hurdles
In Washington on March 15 the National Aeronautic Association eyed a surge of transoceanic hops as potential prize flights. A $25,000 award offered by Col. William Easterwood spurred interest from Seattle and Dallas routes, though no entrants have yet emerged and some restrictions linger.
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Epring
National Aeronauticc Association
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Wash
Nattonal Aeronautic Association
William Te Easterwood
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Tex
Fight Rowe
New York
Iron York
Dallas
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Dollie the last delivery horse to leave Pomeroy stalls
In Pomeroy March 13 a longtime town delivery horse, Dollie, ends her 13 year service as a new truck replaces her. The 19 year old mare, once a daily solid of Fugate grocery routes, will retire on pasture with a kind farmer.
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Fugate Darn Om Union
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Caen
Sehwegman & Boedel
Ewing
Billions Planned for Highway Building This Year
Washington reports a Hoover era push with states and counties budgeting 1.601 billion dollars for road work in the current year. The Bureau of Public Roads notes an increase of about 250 million from 1929 and highlights major projects including bridges and improved highways across several states.
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U.P
Hoover
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Np Pune
Geir
Uwe Department
Bridees
Capper reviews Hoover year and tariff questions
Senator Capper offers a retrospective on President Hoover's first year calling it a year of blueprints and preparation. He argues the administration acted on instinct in a crisis but should rely on facts and suggests a new president might be preferable. The piece also notes a train scene and a $240 million merger completion in the oil and electric sectors.
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Capper
Topeka
Evidence Cited In Doheny Bribery Trial Rests Case
Washington report notes government rested its case in the Doheny bribery trial after presenting testimony from three witnesses and various telegraphs and documents. Judge Williamitz hears a defense motion to dismiss for insufficiency as the defense prepares its own witnesses.
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Washington
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Williamitz
Ales
Doheny
West Weels
Two Daughters and Mother Hurt in Auto Crash Near Chillicothe
Mrs W Wh Keene of East State Street and her two daughters Sallie and Lucy Ann were injured in an automobile accident near Chillicothe Friday. Keene was believed to be in critical condition but reported out of danger Saturday afternoon. The two girls were taken to Cincinnati in the care of their uncle Mr Ward Greenough.
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East State Street
Daughtiers
Sallie
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Chillicothe
Lerner
Mere
Crecinna
Ward Greeno
Cinclonan
Weather outlook predicts showers and fluctuations this week
Washington forecast for March 17 to 23 shows showers in the early part of the period and again near week’s end. Temperatures are expected to be mild Monday and Tuesday, with a colder middle of the week and warmer later in the week.
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Washington
Arbor and Bird Day Proclaimed in Ohio
A proclamation dated March 15 designates April 25 as Arbor and Bird Day in Ohio. Uorarhar Cooper named the day and urges observance in schools across the state.
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Uorarhar Cooper
Ohio
Hetale
Japan and United States Reach Naval Strength Agreement
In London reports say Japan and the United States near a naval pact to regulate battleship tonnage and cruiser strength through 1936. The plan would limit each side to about 60 percent of American battleship tonnage and 42,000 tons for Japan afloat, with ongoing negotiations aiming to avoid a parity deadlock.
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London
Turing
Suenleae
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Awoe
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Salah Dains
Voas
Peartie Tudag
Tjteve
United States
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Prange, Res & Less
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Senate Secrecy Sours Probe Talks In Judiciary Committee
A secret session of the Senate Judiciary Committee discussed private findings from enforcement probes led by Christian Witherslim and Attorney General Mitchell. The panel weighed if portions may be released amid concerns over alleged irregular titles and private data. Moris cited private material, while Senator Borah urged openness. Separately, a Columbus man was arrested for the murder of a woman, with officers pursuing a suspect as the case unfolds.
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Morris
Borah
Tilo
Liquor Purchase Case Highlights Prohibition Era Rules
A test case describes a liquor buyer in a prohibition context facing a ruling on the legality of purchasing two pints of whisky. The Boston officer details the case and the department’s action to enforce or review the prohibition practice.
Artist in Jail Rally Sparks Controversy Across City
Readable fragments describe an event linked to an artist jailed rally. Mentions of Henri Mipretland and Aare appear amid garbled phrases. The text references dates, locations, and groups but lacks complete details for a full report.
Convicted Thief Confesses in 13 Columbus Holdsups
In Columbus on March 11 Horace C Therpson of Louis admits taking part in more than 13 hold ups across Columbus during the last winter. Del investigators Kaitite and Gaulke report interviewing him in Dayton where he is detained.
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Hay
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Delcotives Kaitite and
Gaulke
Dayton
Thorton Saith Tee
Conan
Feyiel
Wits
Court finds Yod not guilty of murder and related charges
Garl Yod is found not guilty on first degree murder and child stealing charges tied to the disappearance of 4 year old Melvin Voret of Orrvide. Arraigned today before Judge G A Slam, Hannah delay plea hearing follows. Beasley awarded a state highway contract in Columbus for 200 motors at about 322000.
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Orrvide
G. A. Slam
Charles Hannah
Beasley
Columbus
State Highway Department
Rih
Athens
Children’s Gifts Refloats Famed Old Ironsides
Boston March 15 United Press reports the frigate Old Ironsides, launched centuries ago, is refloated after $400,000 in contributions from American schoolchildren. The revived ship resumes its storied career with ceremonies across ports and renewed public interest.
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Henry Minott
United Press
Boston
Sea of
Ford
America
Haitians Agree on Peace Plan Despite Controversy
Reports say Haitians back a peace approach amid political intrigue. Baylem Roy Chithi, a banker, is discussed as a possible appointment to lead the government under President Louis Horne and the coalition, with April elections anticipated and cabinet posts contested.
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Srass Keuckies Used In Student Attack
In Columptis on March 15, Marvey Bald a 48 year old landlord was taken into custody as police investigate his alleged attack on tenants. He allegedly struck a roommate with a blunt instrument while another occupant, Ray La Kk of Beit, was rushed to hospital after a sudden assault.
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Anf State University
County Grange Event Draws Members and Leaders
A county Grange gathering outlined planning for future projects and fundraising. Attendees from several local farms and organizations discussed community aid, a kitchen fundraiser, and preparations for a major annual event at the Grange hall.
Chauncey News Briefs on Local Politics and Arrests
Local items report Chauncey politics and recent arrests as an urban council discusses law enforcement and public safety. Names include Chauncey Nowe and Hovling URTY, with mentions of a county police meeting and a prison community page.
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Prediction that Hoover may be more liberal sparks debate
A Cleveland report details scholar Sauk predicting President Hoover could shift toward liberalism if Supreme Court ruling prompts changes to the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act. The story covers pro and anti-prohibition positions, with references to Mr. Sauth and Senator Smith.
Earthlike life possible on distant star orbiter
Chicago March 15 experts say a newly found planet receives only about one two-hundredth the sun’s heat. If life exists there it would endure extreme cold and different chemistry with nitrogen and oxygen levels likely unlike Earth. Astronomers caution conditions may evolve over millennia as the world ages.
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Mgorge Vai Mhblesbrosek
Ore Observatory
Lake J Secrest Wis
Earth
Keen on Air Broadcast Network Expands Across Nations
A large American and Canadian radio network grows to 29 stations. The enterprise, led by vice president Seen, links with the British broadcasts. Short wave telephony will carry Keen's voice to the Atlantic and beyond, reaching key stations in the United States and overseas.
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