Inaugural Visitors Pack Washington as Gas Tax Plan Stirs Senate
Crowds fill Washington streets for inauguration Eve as gas tax bill dominates politics. Senate debate focuses on amendments and potential conference with the House. Northern Ohio seeks more hospital funds while U S universities press for construction appropriations. Coolidge arrival and security preparations loom amid a tense legislative week.
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Trustees plan new dairy herd for Fairmount
Trustees of the Palrmount Chil rena home met Tuesday to plan a new milk supply after a tuberculosis outbreak in the herd. Cattle were tented and condemned by Dr Gite and Dr G I Schneider. Remaining cows were to be slaughtered, and the commission recommended replacing the herd with 40 cows and stricter sanitation.
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Canton's Konert T Hughes Ends 18 Years in Public Life
Canton Daily News notes public servant Hughes announces retirement after eighteen years of continuous service. Column compares his career to Elihu Root and Simon Legree scenes, praising his conscientious work and predicting a quieter life in Washington. Continued on page 8.
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Washington
Sellon Denies Bond Irregularities in Treasury Scandal
A fragmented report details Sellon denying allegations of bond irregularities and duplicated notes at the Treasury Mellon. It notes widespread theft of lower denomination notes, investigations by a congressional committee, and the involvement of officials in the improprieties during the prior administration.
Aitendanuk e at R rally details and farm group plans
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Thursday event at Central Y meeting place with farm groups, a campaign likely led by representatives of a federation, mentioning membership, rally, and public attendance including children and seniors. Specific names and places are unclear.
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Campaign Bernaale Now Holding
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New York Millionaire Plans Stand Testimony Today
A New York millionaire is expected to take the stand late today in a U S case to explain past actions and alleged activities linked to his indicted wife. The testimony aims to shed light on events surrounding their relationship and any misconduct connected to the charges.
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Former Senator Clark Is Dead
New York March 3 Wm Andre ws Clark former U S senator from Montana and copper magnate died at his Fifth Avenue mansion after a brief pneumonia illness He was in his late seventies with a fortune estimated between 50 and 100 million Clark led a varied career as miner merchant railway builder landowner and senator His later years were spent collecting art and managing his extensive holdings in New York and copper interests
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Postal Bandit To Face Charge
Toledo dispatch reports a bandit linked to a $12,000 robbery fled south from Lorain after a train wreck near Helena. One associate died, others fled in a car with Laster Harmon aiding their escape. Burke, known to police, faces arraignment and has prior Ohio prison terms.
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Fire kills mother and two children in Brooklyn blaze
A Brooklyn fire trap killed Ava Carroll, 43, and her children Elsie Carroll 8 and Ruth Carroll. a woman on the third floor hurled herself from a rear window as flames trapped occupants. Twelve firemen and policemen were injured while battling the blaze.
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Emma McClinton dies at 59 in Beach City
Emma McClinton aged 59 of Beach City died recently after a brief illness. She leaves three children and several relatives including Jamon McClintock of Alliance and Marion and Forge Wetmer. Services are planned at Teach City residence on Thursday.
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Teach City
Soviet Marriage Law Debate Reveals 19th Century Roots in Uprising Case
Moscow lawyer Olkhovsky presents that Russian marriage and divorce laws remain binding despite Soviet claims of change. He cites 1896 and 1802 provisions and contends Jewish law governs the Falkott nuptials, with records and witnesses to prove Falkott marriage and potential prior ties to Father Buparman.
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Sonya
Frieda Falkott
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Canton
Street Unrest Follows Death of President Ebert
Berlin reports street clashes erupt after the death of President Ebert as fascist and republican factions clash over pamphlets attacking the late leader. The government prepares for succession as Weimar constitution guides a new president if an incumbent dies.
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Canada Struck by Quake Aftermath Sweeps Regions
Early reports from March 3 describe deadly shockwaves across Hever District after a tarthquake that shook Sazuel Tay. A church collapse at St Hilarie’s and widespread communications outages interrupted services as tremors continued into Sunday with aftershocks.
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Two youths killed in accidental shooting incident
In Lorain last night, ISXAMINES GUN, FRIND KILLED occurred when Urian Robinson, a 20 year old postoffice night watchman, bound and robbed them. The incident left Percy McGowan, 20, and another man dead as Robinson allegedly prepared a weapon for work.
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Percy McGowan
Urian Robinson
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Fires Cause But Little Damage In Local Incidents
A string of minor blazes caused little damage in several homes and garages. An electric heater ignited a small frame garage behind a residence on Tomar Street. An oil stove exploded in a garage at a NW location. No injuries reported. occupants included Claremon Drake and W Henry.
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THREE BIG BILLS DIE IN CONGRES
Washington report notes the Republican program including farm policy prohibition measures collapses as Teadera and party leaders fail to break a deadlock. Omnibus appropriation and naval bills face pressure while smaller fixes remain inconsequential in scope and impact.
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Two Trainmen Killed in Southern Railway Wreck
Two trainmen died when the engine of the northbound Southern Railway flyer derailed on a side track near St. Petersburg Fln. early today. The engineer J. J. Catching, 83, and fireman Thomas Harrison, 40, both of Somerset, Kentucky, were killed.
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Kellogg to Be Sworn Tomorrow as Secretary of War
Washington March 3. Frank B R Kellogg former U S ambassador to Great Britain will be sworn in as Secretary of War Devising. The oath will be administered by Associate Justice Peters Butler of the Supreme Court from Kellogg's home state.
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Repeal and revival of local fare ordinance debated
City council discussed clarifying the 10 cent fare ordinance from 1923 after a court injunction halted enforcement and required rebates. Councilman Art Drunkendrod urged the legal department to settle the city’s franchise status and the 1930 traction line, noting the service lacked a formal time schedule and continuous operation amid legal actions.
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Convict Crashes Gate With Truck at Ohio Prison
Burton Carter, a convict, plowed a truck into the gate of the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus. CPI Bittack, a carpenter, pursued Carter as he fled west on Spring Street after leaving the wrecked vehicle. Deputy Warden Woodward and others chased and captured him shortly after the incident occurred today.
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Hotel Fire Destroys Ruel Hotel in Cadillac Michigan
Fire in Cadillac Michigan gutted the Ruel Hotel and a nearby building during a frigid early morning blaze. The inferno forced residents to flee into subzero temperatures with property damage estimated over 180000 dollars. No injuries were reported.
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Incident Report Notes No Damage Revealed Today
A brief Western regional bulletin states that an event registered today in central Italy shows no damage or injuries. Authorities confirmed no further hazards or disruption. Local officials urged calm while investigations continue.
Amundsen Expedition Prep Near Arctic Voyage
In 1928 Canton Daily News reports Amundsen ready for the Arctic mission. Two machines loaded aboard the Norwegian freighter Livorno for transport to Tromsø, heading toward the Danish island polar zone. The expedition awaits gifts and proceeds toward Kinge May with forty ships cleared for hunt.
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Former Secretary of State Is Dead in Columbus
Fomer secretary of state Fulton Sr. dies suddenly from heart disease at Mt. Clemens Michigan. He served as city solicitor and led Newark city council, with survivors including wife Josephine and daughters Martha and Margaret. Funeral planned for Columbus, with several relatives listed.
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Catamis
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Clemens
Ulite
Supreme Court Ruling Shifts Rail Labor Board Powers
The Supreme Court ruling limits federal rail labor board authority, ruling Congress gave no mandate to the labor board. It allows rail employers to ignore board decisions and signals a revived dispute over collective bargaining and employee representation. The decision reshapes how the Transportation Act is applied and could prompt Congress to act at the next session.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Death Inquest Continued for Cedar Rapids and St Paul Case
The death inquest in Chicago is continued to March 29 at the request of counsel Willan D. Shepherd father of a ward of the court. Attorney Hawin Mednick asked for the continuance to enable further investigations in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and St. Paul.
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