Cleveland Mob Forces Police to Use Force in Raid
In Cleveland an East Side crowd of about 100 surrounded two liquor raids. Detectives wrecked a distilling plant and a nearby soft drink parlor, seized beer, and dumped liquor into gutters. Sergeant Mack and Lieutenant Story led police, crowd jeered, but no major resistance occurred.
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United Press
Cleveland
East Side
Joseph Consolo
John Mack
Lieut
Frank Story
Sulzmann Seeks Ban On Prohibition Property Raids
Cleveland councilman John M. Sulzmann announced plans to introduce legislation to bar police from destroying property during prohibition enforcement and to reimburse owners for damaged property. At a council meeting, Sulzmann Dr F W Walz and James J McGinty condemned raids ordered by Safety Director Edwin D Barry calling them uncivilized and un American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John M. Sulzmann
Salzmann
F. W. Walz
James J. McGinty
Edwin D. Barry
Barry
Child, 5, Injured When Hit by Car Near Delroy
Casper Linder five year old son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Linder living near Delroy is in Little Flower Hospital Tuesday with severe injuries about the head and abdomen. He was run over by an automobile driven by Ortin Smee Delroy late Monday afternoon when he ran across the street near the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs William McCartney where he was visiting. The front wheels passed over the childs abdomen and his head was injured badly when it struck the pavement. A report from Little Flower Hospital Tuesday morning was to the effect that the childs condition is fair.
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Casper Linder
Elmer Linder
Delroy
Little Flower Hospital
Ortin Smee
William McCartney
Parker Cramer Plans US to Sweden Flight Next Month
Arctic flyer Parker Cramer expects to fly from the United States to Sweden in the coming month, according to a letter received by his mother Mrs. Fanny D. Cramer in Clarion Pennsylvania dated April 30.
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Clarion, Pa
Parker Cramer
Arctic Flyer
United States
Seweden
Fanny D. Cramer
Norris vs Mellon sparks political jab from Will Rogers
In a Boston dispatch dated April 30 columnist Will Rogers jokes that Senator Norris would be kept in government service even if Mellon is removed, likening Norris to Jackie Cooper and farmers in Nebraska to Babe Ruth, and closing with a quip about being different if not good.
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Will Rogers
Boston
Norris
Mellon
Jackie Coogan
Babe Ruth
al Smith
Smith
Nebraska
Bridal Features Begin in The Canton Daily News
The News announces a new all inclusive bridal features series starting tomorrow on the women's pages. Julia Blanshard, fashion authority, offers authentic advice on selecting gowns, going away clothes, and the latest lingerie trends for June brides.
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Julia Blanshard
New York Fashion Authority
Mexican revolt dwindles as leaders desert Sonora stronghold
Nogales Arizona April 30 United Press reports the Mexican revolt nears collapse as top commanders abandon causes. Gen Fausto Topete and brother Gen Ricardo Topete flee across the international line to Nogales Sonora while Gen Francisco Borquez remains to resist. Federal troops expected to seize remaining rebel outposts.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Rebi
Fausto Topete
Topete
Ricardo Topet
Reb
Southern Pacific
Egineer
Fieman
Naco
Sono
Fedel
Nago
Francisco Borg
Borquez
Railroads Move To Dismiss Lake Cargo Coal Case
The Chesapeake and Ohio and Louisville and Nashville Railroads asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to dismiss the Ohio and Western Pennsylvania coal operators petition to reopen the lake cargo coal controversy. Operators sought a 10 cent rise per ton in car rates, but railroads say the dispute was settled by a compromise. A third petition by Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad remains tied to the coal operators petition.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio and Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Intersise Commerce Commission Today
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Sicilian Laborer Faces Murder Trial After High School Killing
Joseph Farrugio, 47, father of 12, is booked in Freehold New Jersey on murder charges for shooting Harold L Johnston, 19, who allegedly assaulted Farrugio's daughter Marianne, 16. Defense plans to argue unwritten law with character witnesses.
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Freehold
N. J
Joseph Farrugio
Harold L. Johnston
Marianne
Justificatin
Farrugio
Local Parade Set Amid Civic Spirit and Auto Show
A community event planned for Wednesday after noon features a parade through downtown Canton honoring the Caron Baschal. The day includes a 4 PM start with the American Legion Band and city officials, plus an auto exhibit from Canton Automé Association.
Tariff Bill Nears Final Approval Amid Committee Action
Washington notes show the tariff bill nearing completion with the House Ways and Means Committee set to report, Hawley and Republican leadership delaying final action as discussions continue. Several members express concerns over rates and cement, while a timetable for passage remains unsettled.
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Hawley
Republica Controversia Clude
Transit Crash Probe Details Released
Investigators examine a deadly elevated train collision on Jerome Avenue in The Bronx. Motorman James Culk reportedly misjudged distance and braking after permission to run, killing four aboard and prompting New York transit and legal inquiries led by District Attorney John E. Gethan.
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Transit
New York
Jerome Av Divi Borough
transit _ missionaires
James Culk
Cal
di Atty. John &E. Gethan
The
Bax
Second death from spinal meningitis aboard Chateau Thierry
At Balboa, two soldiers died after contracting spinal meningitis aboard the army transport Chateau Thierry. Private William Quitman of Riverton New Jersey and Private Ralph Berenatto of Chester Pennsylvania died at Gorgis Hospital and Cristobal after the ship arrived last Friday. Seed potatoes advertised Michigan Russet and Rural New York at 85 cents a bushel from Stark County Home.
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New Jersey
Balboa, Co
Chateau Thiers
William Quitman
Riverton
Gorgis Hospital
Ralph Berenatto
Chester
Cristobal
Chateau Thierry
Michigan
Stark County
Cow Swims Home After Two Mile Outing
A Guernsey cow named Freida swam two miles from Le Superior and was rescued by a United States guard boat but refused to dock and returned to the harbor under her own power.
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Superior
United States Cat Guard
Canton Aerie No 14 F O E to Elect Officers May 1929
Notice to officers and members that the Canton Aerie No 14 F O E will hold a regular meeting on Thursday in May 1929 at 2 p m for officer elections. Election from 2 to 4 p.m. J H Papist W Pres Robt G Schisler secretary A44'
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Canton Aerie No. 14
Thurs
P.m. J. H. Papist
W. Pres. Robt
G. Schisler
Millionaire Harry Sinclair to serve contempt term in Occoquan workhouse
United Press reports Harry Sinclair will serve most of his three month contempt sentence in the Occoquan workhouse near Washington rather than the district jail, due to fewer bars and a more open environment. Despite wealth and social standing, his confinement depends on behavior. The facility houses over 600 inmates but has fewer than a dozen cells and emphasizes open work during the day.
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Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press
Washington
Harry Sinclair
Senate
Occoquan
Occoquan Institution
Mrs Dennett to File Appeal in Sex Pamphlet Case
Mrs Mary Ware Dennett plans to appeal the $300 fine for mailing her pamphlet The Sex Side of Life. She prefers jail over payment, signaling a prolonged court battle unless the appellate court reverses the conviction.
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New York
Mary Ware Dennett
Lengel Case in Supreme Court
Former Police Chief Seranus A Lengel sought reinstatement before the Ohio supreme court Tuesday. Lengel was ousted by former Mayor Stanford M Swarts. a Common Pleas Court ruling reversed, then overturned by the Toledo district court of appeals, with Lengel filing a rehearing motion in the supreme court.
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Seranus A Lengel
Ohio Supreme Court
United Press
Columbus
Lengel
Stanford M. Swarts
Common Pleas
William P. Stephenson
Adams Co
Toledo District Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Mussolini Takes Ninth Portfolio in Italian Cabinet
Premier Benito Mussolini increases his control by being named minister of public works, succeeding Giovanni Giuriati who was elected president of the All-Fascist chamber of deputies. He now heads eight ministries including foreign affairs interior colonies war marine aviation and corporations.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Giovanni Giuriati
Victor Emanuel
Giuriati
Chamber of Deputies
Mrs Weston Dies in Bermuda at 52
Mrs Edward Weston a prominent New York society figure died suddenly of a heart attack while walking in her Bermuda garden in Paget Parish. She was 52 and survived by a son in Philadelphia and three daughters. Weston had lived in Dayton Ohio previously.
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Milton
Bermuda
Edward Weston
New York
Paget Parish
Weston
Ison
Philadelphia
Dayton
Arrest 16 Pickets at Loray Mills in Gastonia
Sixteen pickets at Loray Cotton Mills were arrested on unlawful parade charges after a brush between striking workers and deputy sheriffs. Officers charged workers as they joined their posts and several marchers—including a woman reported beaten unconscious by union officials—were injured in the scramble.
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Gastonia
N. C
Loray
Stolen Embalming Fluid Reported in Steubenville
County authorities investigate the theft of a case of embalming fluid from the C. G. Spencer morgue in Steubenville. Police suspect the burglars mistook the contents for liquor and acted on that belief.
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Steubenville
C. G. Spencer
Ohio State Student Relives Ride-Left Robbery and Abduction
Joseph Ferneal, 20, OSU student from Bainbridge, told from his hospital bed how a young man he picked up near Albany forced him to stop near McArthur, gagged and bound him to a tree for 24 hours. He was found by hunter Jimmy Johnson and taken to a hospital in Chillicothe.
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Chillicothe
Joseph Fernau
Ohio State University
Bainbridge
Ferneau
Albany
Athens
McArthur
Jimmy Johnson
Johnson
Body Identified After Sandusky Bay Tragedy
A body recovered from Sandusky Bay is Carl Graves 28 of Fremont, one of three men lost when their motor boat capsized during a fishing trip 24 days ago. J Notestine 27 of Fremont was found yesterday, and Karl W Fought remains missing as searchers from Fremont Sandusky and coast guards comb the area.
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Sandusky
Sandusky Bay
Here
Carl Graves
Fremont Antesman
J. Notestine
Fremont Grocer
Graves
Forrest Joslin
Fremont
A. T. Billrch
Clare Snyder
Clyde
Notestine
Karl Wrought
Northwest
Fremont Sandusky
Bay Shore
United States Coast Guards
Fought
Premier Baldwin Warns On Films Danger To Civilization
London April 20 Premier Stanley Baldwin warned the International Council of Women last night about the power of motion pictures and potential dangerous consequences if not handled properly. He called some films shown worldwide a travesty and a grave danger to western civilization.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
International Council of Women
Debutantes Skate to Maintain Figures in Washington
In Washington April 29 debutantes lace up for a roller skating series to keep figure skating strengths. Mrs Richard H won and ensemble invites Mrs John Lesee and Mme Bofm to organize a basement rink for Friday night skating with an orchestra. Walter Laidlaw, 8, demonstrates figure eights removing two wheels in a stunt as Marian Jardine Bina Deneen Dorothy Dial Anne Wyant Lalla Lynn and other debs join in fashionable turnout.
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Richard H. Won 'i
John Lesee
Marine 9Rps
Mme. Bofm
Eiminier
Walter Laidlaw
Marian Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Bina Deneen
Sen. Deneen
Illinois
Dorothy Dial
South Carolina
Anne Wyant
Rep
Adam Wyant
Pennsylvania
Lalla Lynn
Mt Vernon man admits wife killing in torch murder
In Mt Vernon New York on April 30 radio repairman Far F Peacox confessed to murdering his estranged wife Dorothy Heinzelman Peacox whose body was found burned near Sentee Besoin Beck Ola Raced SPECOURTE HENE Otay. He reenacted the crime for police and was booked on murder charges. A witness Frances Newman 18 was detained as a material witness.
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United Press
MT. Vernon
N. Y
F. Peacox
Frank H Cowne
Dorothy Heinzelman Peacox
Sentee Besoin
Beck Ola
Specouruerte Hene Otay
Coyne
Peacox
Phillip McQuillan
Fadison Av
Anutomobile
Eidrds
Greenburgh
Mount Vernon
Frances Newman
Winter St
New York City
Reparation conference opens with June the blank draft
In Paris April meetings begin on a final report by reparations experts. Sir Josiah Stamp's skeleton draft is studied by Allied creditor powers in the absence of Dr. Hjalmar Schacht. Blank spaces await future compromise on annuities and Germany's offers.
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Paris
Josiah Stamp
Hialmar Schacht
Germany
Mysterious New York Couple Deaths Prompt Autopsy
April 30 reports state an autopsy was set for Homer Carruthers a 24 year old brokerage employee and his bride Olga 22 found dead in their three room apartment gas filled kitchenette. Police initially suspected homicide against Mrs Carruthers but later abandoned that theory without explanation.
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New York
Homer 1
Carruthers
Olga
Walsh to offer new evidence in Mellon fight
United Press reports Sen. Walsh has found evidence in a civil suit against the Aluminum Co of America he says will affect Senate Judiciary Committee consideration of whether Secretary Mellon’s stock holdings disqualify him from office. He cites a 192% contract, a dinner with merger parties, and a Canada trip to a Saguenay River power site, with a photo of Mellon and Aluminum Co. president Arthur V. Davis.
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United Press
Washington
Thomas J. Walsh
Alumnum Co. of America
Senate Judiciary Committee
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Ary Mellon
Sen
Saguanay River
Walsh
Arthur V. Davis
The
Aluminum Co
W. J. Mellon
Arbitration panel for Taft Anglin seen as ideal pair
Washington April 9 United Press learned that the choice of the American representative to the two man arbitration commission in the I'm Alone controversy with Canada could be made this week. It is believed the best combination would be Chief Justice Taft and Chief Justice Anglin of the two supreme courts if they are willing to serve.
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Washington
Arbitration Commission
Canada
United Press
United States
Taft
Anglin
Supreme Courts
Ambassador Moore Hosts Lima Dinner for Press Leaders
American Ambassador Alexander P. Moore hosted a formal dinner in Lima Peru on April 30 honoring James II Ray vice president of the United Press. Attending were the papal nuncio and a group of Peruvian and American newspaper publishers and sellers.
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Lima
Peru
Man Sentenced in Alliance Slaying Case
Charles Bagies of Alliance is sentenced to one to two years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to the slaying of Delly Young mother of four killed here in January. He was arrested in Cleveland the day after the crime.
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Alliance
Charles Bagies
Alliance Wes
State Penitentiary
Delly Young
Cleveland
Masonic Notice for Lathrop Lodge April Meeting
Special communication of Lathrop Lodge No 676 on Tuesday April 20th for the Fellow Craft Degree. R Whitson W M Geo Mast Sec Ad.
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Lathrop Lodge No
R. Whitson
W M Geo
Mast
Sec
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