Pension Board Defends Good Faith Pension Ruling
The Canton firemen’s pension board asserted it acted in good faith and outlined reasons for its ruling allowing a pension plan. It argues the policy protects workers exposed to extreme conditions and aligns with service requirements while sparking debate over authority and age limits. The board cites broad support and promises further explanation.
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Teite Ciher
Canton
Woul
Pola Negri Sues Critics in Paris Court Fight
Paris hearings focus on freedom of critics as Pola Negri and dancer Jean Berlin sue for damages over remarks about appearance and publicity. Berlin seeks 100000 francs claiming a critic’s fat comment damaged his image. Negri alleges a publicity stunt tied to a Berlin necklace seizure and seeks 500000 francs.
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Ris
Paris
Pola Negri
Jean Berlin
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Stelen
Jola Negri
Calliff
Samm Rach- Rachman
Hollywood
Garantee
Bailitt
Cleanup Crews Remove Earthquake Debris
City workers and volunteers clear debris after a major temblor in the Amperial Valley. Rescue teams coordinate with local agencies to assess damage and begin rebuilding efforts. Damaged structures are marked for inspection as residents plan for temporary housing and recovery services.
Mandamus suit delay in Canton case hearing set
Final action in the mandamus suit of Charles Doerschuk and Daniel Webster Harter against Mayor Herman R. Witter was delayed Monday when Judge Lyons of Youngstown overruled a motion to make the petition more definite. Hearing on the merits will be held Wednesday or Saturday.
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Daniel Webster Harter
Herman R. Witter
Lyons
Youngstown
Grimes Case Delayed as Judge Plans Trial Date
The Grimes case was continued by Judge Harvey F. Ake on Monday after delays from earlier scheduling. The proceedings referenced plans for reconstruction costs, estimated at about $8000, with damage centered on plate glass and adjacent structures.
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Grimes
Harvey F.'Ake
Pate
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Chicago Police Round Up 814 in Weekend Drive Against Gangland
Chicago reports a weekend police campaign arrests 814 suspects, boosting total to over 1000 since start of the drive. Victims of holdups paraded for shows ups. figures include Mike de Pike Meitier and James Belastro linked to a bomb trust, and Louis Clemente questioned over a policeman murder. Also notes tarred reporters Victor Keen and Elizabeth Stern in Shanghai. Separate item: Lathrop Lodge No. 618 hosts Mason event on Monday.
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Chicago
Mergan
Mike de Pike” Meitier
Vice Over-L
James Belastro
Trust
Louis Clemente
Octavius Grandy
Unclear District Note Sparks Hooper Trade Theories
Fragmentary text hints at US economic talks and Herbert Hoover in a cryptic trading context. Names and specifics are unreadable. The readable bits suggest a connection between a big news week, United States policies, and possible market moves, but essential details are missing.
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I Rogers
Bpeely Hills
Calatarea
Bigough
United
Herbert Hoover
United States
Sronte
Nine Held on Gaming Charge at Two Raids
Police raided two Pisces late Monday night and held nine suspects on gambling charges. Officers seized dice and money and charged individuals with permitting gambling. Raids at 1421 Superior and 1102 Cherry cited similar offenses and confiscations. Don Valent ine Weyler, noted military figure, is reported ill and not expected to recover from bronchial illness.
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Madrid
Don Valentine Weyler
Pain
Food Show Opens Monday in Canton Ohio
Canton gears up for the third annual Ohio Canton Food Show and Household Appliance Exposition with booths nearly ready and plans for nightly programs. Radio entertainer McConnell travels from Cleveland to entertain crowds as contests and baby shows draw attendees while manager Klaustermeyer forecasts record attendance and broad appeal.
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Ohio Canton
Househol
Ea” McConnell
Cleveland
F. H. Klaustermeyer
Ecorde
Audre
Dempsey in Ohio Eyes Ring Return After Schmeling Fight
Jack Dempsey, 34, visiting Canton Ohio, says he will return to the ring if Schmeling defeats Sharkey. He expects a spring comeback, criticizing Sharkey’s matchup and predicting a new heavyweight champion if the foreign contenders prevail. The Midwest coal strike tensions and severe Canton weather accompany the sports note.
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Schmeling
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Jack Dempsey
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Porat Kiven
Lewis' Assistant Issues Ultimatum to United Mine Workers
An ultimatum was issued here March 2 to settle the United Mine Workers dispute ahead of the international convention starting March 10. The message, voiced by an assistant to President John Lewis, warned that failure to settle could bring disciplinary action. The note indicates leaders may face consequences at the meeting in Indianapolis.
Insurgents to Convene March 10 in Springfield
Springfield Wisconsin March 3 Barry L Fishwich president the Timets district miners union Alex Howat militant administration of the United Mine Workers of America convene to mooting a new constitution and electing new officers for the parent ion
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America of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Fantom
le Lechaie
Marty ‘le’ Plahowick
Line District Union
Setale
American Federation
Jef Labor
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Exch
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United Mine Workers
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Nion
Springfield
Lewis
My United Prose
Barry L. Fishwich
Timets District Miners’ Union
Alex Howat
Ion
Sheriff Denies Doping In Hanna Case
In Bercie on December 21, 1908 Prosecutor Marion Gravenne stated he would not confirm reports that a drug had been given to Hanna while denying he would discuss the Melvin Horst matter. He said he was repeatedly questioned as attempts were made to clarify whether Horst had murdered Melty.
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Wrest Frombir
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Melvin Horst
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Marion Gravenneer
Hanna
Mety
Man Freed From Fine After Sanity Ruling in Warren Trial
In ARMEN on March 3, Richard Stewart, a 47 year old Warren rug merchant, was declared sane by Dr Arthur Dye and Frank Le Rhoden after contending he was outside police court jurisdiction. He had faced a $200 fine for molesting a woman and claimed victory as the city and county paid his costs. Stewart had drawn attention in January with a hunger strike and staged protest.
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Taft Purses Union Backlash Across Nation
Washington March 3 Chief Justice William Monard met Taft at the White House as labor unions nationwide hailed a startling action. Francis Hagner and Thomas Claytor announced Cleveland’s unions rejected immediate wage hikes while opposing inflation. Electrical Workers Union voted not to raise pay from 130 to 149 arguing factory costs justify restraint as industry aides face new employer pressures.
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Francis Hagner
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Wille
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Tragedy Ends Wedding Party in Portuguese Colony
In Lowell a wedding reception turned deadly when Joakium Pita Soarin shot and killed Miss Angelina Roderigues and her bridesmaid, with Muda Silva also slain. Augustine Abreu, a guest, was wounded. the groom fled. The scene followed a rejected marriage proposal amid a Portuguese community gathering. The shooter also killed himself. A separate waterfront fire in Detroit killed one and burned eight, including crew members aboard the Beantie.
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Augustine Abreu
Roaris
Anderson-Clayton
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Beantie
Vis
Tuelout
Donald Bondy
Tyan
Watchman and Bandit Killings At Oil Offices
Last night two bandits attacked Standard Oil Co offices. A night watchman fired, killing one bandit and wounding the other before he was shot. Police later searched nearby premises and found a submachine gun muzzle aimed at the battle site as the robbers fled.
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Torrany
William’ J Malone
Regur” Schook
Tailspin Tommy Returns to Daily Comics Feature
Tailspin Tommy is back with adventures for readers young and old. The strip reappears on the Classified page daily, and from March 16 a full colored page will run in the Sunday comic section.
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Tommy
Tardieu to Return to Parley as French Conference Looms
Paris March 3 Premier Andi Tardieu seeks confidence in the chamber to restore his new power naval conference. French delegates poised to leave Thursday if Tardieu is backed, allowing the conference to resume work after his government’s defeat.
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Andi Tardieu
Naval
Tardieu
Fem
Chicago payroll sent to 43 000 public workers in mail
March 3 reports show pay for policemen, firemen, teachers and other city employees was mailed. Attorney Silas H Strawn, leader of the rescue committee, announced the $11,700 payroll was secured to cover overdue wages.
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Chicago
Silas H. Strawn
Fitinens
Bits of News on Safe Ry and Light Tuner Location
Fragmentary notes report a safe ry and light tuner location with unclear context and stray names. No definite events or dates identified.
Dedicatory Trip Planned for New Coolidge Dam
A delegation travels toward Globe and Arte to dedicate a new Coolidge dam on the Gils River. Mr. Coolidge is slated to oversee the ceremony as officials plan to keep the dam dedication confined to the railway route.
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Coolidge
Gils River
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