Mob Hysteria Victim Given New Chance
Dallas area case of Goodwin a backwoods farmer sentenced to death amid mob hysteria. Legislature approves a bill to permit court to reverse the death verdict, acknowledging possible error and ordering review of the former trial. Goodwin, jailed in Dallas County, previously claimed jury intimidation and courthouse threats influenced the outcome.
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Tex
A.pripare Goodwin
Court of Criminal Appeals
House Committee On
Austin
Juleya Elliott
Dallas
Goodwin
Pallas County
Tarkana
New Houston
Texarkana
Nat
Chance
Dtgp
Pehodein
Dallad Farm
Criminal Court
A. N. Martin
Only One Genuine Rembrandt Piece Declared Possibly Genuine
A scientist, Dr Tach, claimed after microscopic examination of 40 Rembrandts in the Metropolitan Museum that only one might be genuine. He said brushwork analysis suggests at least two more may be copies by competent masters, though no conclusive evidence exists.
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Ore
Guilder
Detroit Man Seeks Toledo Police Protection From Gangsters
A Detroit man named Joseph Rocaast asked Toledo police for protection today claiming gangsters who killed Jerry Buckley threatened him. He said he had seen a Detroit man and was warned he should be killed before night, and that the gunmen were the same who killed Buckley.
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Toledo
Detroit
Jerry Buckley
Joseph Rocaast
Buckiey
Barbara Crane Marries Dalton Man in Mass
Miss Barbara Crane granddaughter of the late U S Senator Winthroy Murray Crane wed George Monaghan of Montreal in Dalton Massachusetts on March 22. The ceremony united two families with ties to prominent political and business circles.
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Barbara Crane
Dalton
Mass
U. S
Winthroy Murray Crane
George Monaghan
Montreal
Reward Offered For Finder Of Bills
Classified ad notes a reward for the finder of twenty dyllax bills lost on Court Street Saturday. Also lists a 192% Chrysler coupe for $545, a Dodge roadster for $75, and furniture upholstery services with new tapestry or velour patterns.
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the Messenger
Court Street
Number of Jobless Slowly Decreasing U S Figures Show
United Press reports Secretary of Commerce Lamont fixed January unemployment at 6,050,000 as the nation faced a business low. The census based estimate marks a slow improvement, derived from a large canvass in 18 cities, and exceeds the Census Bureau figure and AFL count.
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Secretary of Commerce
Lamont
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Agaiast
San Francisco
Detroit
Soutomoile
Rurer Arenas
Dreamy science notes and Pankhurst heir talks of Christ
The piece blends science marvels with cultural commentary. It cites Mount Wilson stargazing and vast cosmic distances while noting Christ’s second coming as imagined by Christabel Pankhurst. It references Rockefeller Jr plans for Manhattan and a New York radio theater project.
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Ckefeller, Jr
Buildart
Manhattan
Greater
New York
Iceland
Sailor Szabo to Be Star Witness in Vid Man Holdup Murder
14 year old sailor Drew Szabo will be the state’s star witness against four men on trial for the murder of Norman Watte, 63, in a Lorain magic shop on February 28. Szabo said he helped devise a weapon to slug Watte but did not intend his death, as detectives note Watte was rumored to carry large sums of money.
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Falybia
Andrew Szabo
Norman Watte
X Lorain
Sraho
S Ne
Slug
Rob Wate
Watte
Cowboy Heiress Wins Divorce Over Cruel Husband
Barbara Monell Glaze, an Eastern heiress valued at about 15 million dollars, and Kenneth Wilson Glaze, her Colorado cowboy husband, faced a Reno divorce proceeding. She testified the marriage began with cruelty and continued, leading to her victory in court.
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Reno
Barbara Monell Glaze
Kenneth Wilson Glaze
Colorado
Glaze
Ambrose Monell
New York
Lfe
Hand Pumps Used to Save Schooner in Heavy Storm
A 29 year old Gloucester schooner named Squanto faced a severe easterly gale off Nova Scotia causing heavy damage and leakage. After 48 hours at two rusted hand pumps the crew survived while the vessel docked at Halifax exhausted and detailing their perilous voyage since departing Gloucester Saturday.
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Halifax
Squanto
Nova $Scotia
Marietta Heir Mills Probate Reveals Large Bequests
Marietta, March 21. William W. Mills, Marietta banker and uncle of Ambassador Charles G. Dawes, left a total will totaling 4.5 million dollars in permanent trusts. Marietta College receives 500 dollars. the Betsy Miller Club 100,000. First Congregational Church 560,000. American Board of Foreign Missions 16,000. and gifts to the Washington County Women’s Home and other churches. Mills also endowed Marietta College with a public park site and funds for maintenance. He died a week ago.
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Marietta
U.R
William W. Mills
Mariettan
Charles G. Dawes
Marietta College
Mills
Betsy Millar Club
First Congregational Church
American Board of Commissioners For
Washington County
Critics Protest U S Cuba Policy From International Committee
A protest against State Department policy toward Cuba was filed with Secretary Stimson by economists clergymen and writers forming the International Committee for Political Prisoners. They accuse President Machado of staying in power through sugar and banking interests backed by the State Department and urge a hands off policy.
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U.S
Dado
Cuba
Washington
State Department
Stimson
International Committee For Political Prisoners
Machado
Republic
Will Thinks Crime Tax Plan for America
Beverly Hills resident Will argues that every state should tax crime to fund government. He suggests legalizing crime and imposing high taxes on theft and robbery to deter acts, claiming existing taxes have harmed industries and revenue. He calls for a nationwide approach similar to Nevada’s tax strategy.
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Will
America
Beverly Hills
Calif
Nevada
Wall Street
Birth Control Under Certain Conditions Are Approvedd
A reported policy statement from a Federals Council of Churches committee endorses birth control under defined conditions. The majority supported aligning religious teaching with medical science and personal conscience, acknowledging plural views within Christian churches.
Trade Wimion Has Support for European Economic Accord
A damaged text fragment describes support for an Ansbro-Cer imaginary agreement and discussions among European powers. Mentioned are Aristide, Paris, Rome, Germany, and plans for a Balkan grain preferential scheme and most favored nation terms.
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Aristide
Ger
Julius Curtins
Germany
Bas
Paris
Rome
Freight Line seeks to extend barge service to all river ports
The American Barge Line Company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to extend its barge freight service to all ports on the Ohio, Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. The request seeks mandatory joint rail rates and through routes for 97 barges, expanding from current Ohio and Mississippi River operations.
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Barge Line
Washington
March
American Barge Line Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Commsion
Amer Line Company
Mis
Ing
Native Ohioan Dies Steward Mother of Donald Ogden Ties
An Ohio native died after weeks of illness in Los Angeles. Clara Ogden Stewart, mother of Donald Ogden Stewart, passed away Friday night. She leaves her son in New York City and a daughter in Columbus, with several grandchildren. Born in Delaware, she served in Columbus. Funeral services were arranged locally.
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Donald Ogden
Columbus
Clara
Ogden
Donald Ogden Stewart
Queen of Angels
Los Angeles
Calif
Prohibition is a Mistake Senator Says
New York dispatch reports Senator Wagner urging repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. He argues prohibition fails to curb intoxicants, burdens law enforcement, and harms states' rights. Wagner calls for a constitutional amendment to abolish national prohibition while allowing state control.
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Wagner
Friends of Change
Gambling Reopens In Nevada With First Licenses Issued
In Reno and across Nevada on March 21 gambling resumes under legalization. Casinos race to expand, building trades surge as operators seek lavish new properties. Bank Club in Eng will be tripled. licenses are being printed and processed with activity rising ahead of formal approvals. Arnold Bennett in London reports the author remains critically ill after complications from influenza.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
America
Morata
Bank Club
Ineng
Arnold Bennett
London
Bennett
Sa’aticck
Porters Home Bombed as Prohibition Ties Suspected
Magistrate Carl Porter and his wife, along with several University of Athens students, suffered blast damage when unknown assailants placed dynamite near their residence on Weal Street. Authorities linked the bombing to possible revenge for prohibition violations. Police launched a statewide inquiry, offering rewards and urging tips to identify the bomber and prevent further attacks.
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Danwe
Carl He
Weahington Street
Porter
Aeveral
Athans Police
Wingott Ould
Light Winter Saves Untold Millions in Midwest Area
The Midwest endured a mild winter with record highs and no sustained cold, reducing snow removal costs and downtime. Despite limited rainfall, the season spared Lake Michigan housing and clothing industries from typical winter strains. Meanwhile the Southwest faced a destructive cyclone surge, delivering about 60,000 in damages and three fatalities in Caton Oklahoma.
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Midwest
Lake Michigan
Thesemont
Caton
Oke
Four More Political Leaders Drawn Into Probe
Washington reports four national political leaders added to the Senate Banking Committee inquiry alongside Senator Davis of Pennsylvania. Names include two Republicans and two Democrats, amid questions over possible stock trades and bribery. The probe has paused temporarily after past disclosures and continues to unfold with new testimony and denials from involved figures.
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Washington
Marek H.W
Davis
Republiscan
Penneylvanis
Senate
Berate
Jara Sume
Thuney Fren
Suget
ATS
Ana
Tag Verde Erate
Doviy
Cen
Pelnee Lhe
Inbar
Soma Sime
Nisce
Dalfornia
Hegan
March 31 Is Tax Deadline In Athens County
County records show taxpayers have paid 296 382 05 to the county treasurer as a fenemic tax with 33 323 00 delinquent personal assessments. With the March 3 deadline approaching, more than 300 000 remains from property owners. Banks and utilities have paid 41 042 63 in delinquent and current taxes after a recent court ruling on bank stock taxes. Treasurer Moler urges immediate payment as only eight days remain.
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Athens County
W. I. Moler
Moor
Ftax Nord
Bank of Athena
Athenss
First National Bank
First National Bank of Amenville
Testifies 15 Hours Former Woman Police Spy Tells of Chicago Graft
Chicago march 21 Mrs Shirley Kub a former police spy promised to tell all rather than stay in jail for contempt of court She was released early today by a special grand jury after testifying for 15 hours before them Mia Kuh once boasted she could blast half the politicians and policemen in the city out of their jobs The sensational graft exposure involving police and politics was described as a major Chicago history event.
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Chicago
Shirley Kub
Mia. Kuh
Alios
Weather outlook and Capone arraignment in Chicago
The Weather Bureau reports next week's outlook with rain in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee Monday, midweek warmth, and a colder end of the week. In Chicago, the Capone brothers Al and Ralph were arraigned on vagrancy and conspiracy charges. cases postponed.
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Washington
U.re
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Onlo Valley
Capones
Chicago
Capone
Scarface al
Ralph
Federal Farm Board Revise and Appointments Urged
The Federal Farm Board faces a revision drive as officials consider reorganizing leadership within the agency. President Hoover weighs a reshuffle to appoint a farm organizer to replace Samuel Yk. Mohn, while Congress contemplates funding and new programs to stabilize wheat markets and related agricultural tensions nationwide.
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Samuel Yk
Mohn
Congress
Nebraskn
Ithela
Oxy Fund
Mandamus Sought To Force Constitutional Amendments Form Approval
In Columbus on March 21 the Supreme Court heard Charles H. Hubbell of Cleveland seek a writ of mandamus to compel Attorney General Herbert Bettman to approve petition forms and synopses for proposed constitutional amendments on prohibition and county officers. Bettman had refused to certify that petitions are correct and fair.
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Ulyveland
Fide Sult
Colmbus
P-Bult
Ghbert Bettman
Aluta Mid County
Supreme Court
Charles H. Hubbell
Cleveland
Hubbell
Bettman
Walker May Vindicate New York Mayor Amid Roosevelt Silence
In New York, March, Tammany leaders grow confident Mayor James Walker will be vindicated by Governor Roosevelt over charges of incompetence and misfeasance filed by the City Affairs Committee. Roosevelt offered no comment and said no developments would occur before Monday. In Washington, farmers were told loans totaling 17.46 million dollars were extended to 114,600 individuals from the 45 million seed and feed advances authorized by Congress.
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Hoorgvelt
New York
James Walker
Roosevelt
City Affairs Committee
Albany
Meigs County Children’s Home Quarantined Over Scarlet Fever
Meigs County Children’s Home placed under quarantine after matron reportedly contracts scarlet fever. Page 2 coverage notes area health measures and related caution for residents.
Arrival Schedule for Arizona Flight Overloft Prompts Hoovers Return
Radio reports indicate the battleship is moving toward Washington with President Hoover aboard, planning a landing Monday near Porto Teo after early morning maneuvers. The ship covers about 620 miles from Ponce, with the aircraft escort continuing to accompany.
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Arizona
Wilim Bonce
Porto
Washington
Hoover Porto Teo
Arisang
A. i
Ponce
Mothers Day events wrap Ohio University program in Athens
Athens hosts the mothers’ swift closing events of the Tea program with afternoon services in local churches. Ohio University showcases include a violin performance by Levin in the Memorial Auditorium at 8 o’clock, a one act play, and a campus skit show. A Saturday reception, special dinners, and Delta Tau Delta mother’s night are also noted with participants Carey Beckwith and others in Parkereburg Wy and Triad area involvement.
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Ei J University
Athens
Gal Tertain
Miothers
Ohio University
Wit ‘Levin
Cleveland
Walt bin
The
Ohio ‘Universe
Ohe University
Delta Tan
Charles Gresale
Alfred Gardner
Carey
Beckwith
Parkéreburg
Unclear OCR Fragment Signals Adrift Text
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled quotes and stray words making no coherent event. No identifiable persons, places, or actions emerge to anchor a valid summary.
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