Bandits Raid Chicago Office in $80 000 to $90 000 Heist
Masked bandits, described as foreigners, burst into the International Harvester Co office in Chicago shortly after noon. They fired into walls and escaped with an estimated $80,000 to $90,000 in cash while employees ducked for cover and银行 bagged payrolls for tomorrow. The raid echoes a prior October 17 Pullman plant robbery by the same gang.
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Chicago
Mar
Ithe International Harvester Co
Mill Strike May Spread Across Nation
Police and strikers faced off in tense clashes as parade and picket rights were observed. The use of trench helmets and armored car patrols persisted while Passaic Police Chief Richard Zober urged mill owners to close mills to head off further trouble.
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Passiac
N. J
Albert Weisbord
Passaic
Clifton
Garfield
Paterson
Weisbord
Lawrence
Mass
Richard Zober
Zober
Canton Perjurer May Not Go Free Says Court
Judge H H W Jewell of Franklin heard habeas corpus for Harry Turner Friday with decision expected next week. Court signaled likely denial, questioning counsel and sustaining Judge Agier's actions while noting Turner and Bouwklias remained under court jurisdiction and sentenced to continued terms.
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Canton
HH. “W. Jewell
Franklin
Common Pleas
Harry Turner
W. Bernard Rodgers
Turner
Rodgers
Agier
Iryregular
Jewell
Harry Bouwklias
Agler
Mon Ym Ground Fr Box Carry
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Girl Shot by Thieves Jumps From Window in New York
Lucille Lewis twenty one jumped from a third story window during a staged poker game in her apartment. She survived a gunshot wound and fell onto clothes lines, later treated for a broken left leg. Detectives arrested Joseph Bo and Peter Ferrone on robbery and assault charges.
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New York
Lucille Lewis
Joseph Bo
Peter Ferrone
Sing Sing
Slaying Suspect Tightened In Herron Case at Teubenville
Officials press case against John Cook a Negro suspect in the Herron killings. The bodies of Robert Herron and his wife were found in their isolated Teubenville home after a rope suspension and a head blow on the deceased woman. Police report Cook confessed to involvement but claims no direct role in the crime and say the evidence includes a stained cap and a harp instrument found at the scene.
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Teubenville, CO
John Cook
Robert Herron
Settle
Herrons
Neighbring
Sigty
Indictments Return in Federal Narcotics Case
Among indictments returned today by a federal grand jury in this week is one against Richard fat, Canton, and another against Tibbs of Akron. Both allege violation of narcotics laws.
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Fey Eland
Richard Fat
Canton
I Tibbs
Akron
Law
Vera Counterstortheart wins habeas corpus case
In New York on March 5 a federal judge sustained a writ granting Vera Counterstortheart relief from immediate deportation. The decision followed arguments over whether she remains in the United States under court protection or is subject to immigration authority rulings.
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New
Bru
Vera
Argumen
Liam Bondy
Fire destroys Alcohol Products Co plant in Newark
Fire swept a two story building at the Alcohol Products Co plant in Newark New Jersey destroying thousands of gallons of alcohol. The damage was estimated at 150000 dollars.
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Newark
N. J. Mar
The
Alcohol Products Co
Second man held in gas station theft case
Canton police plan to extradite Lomas Steward from Woodsfield Ohio after his arrest in a theft of 79 dollars from a Waynesburg Road gas station. Chester Bonar, attendant at the station, implicated Steward and confessed that he knew the money was missing when he reported for work Tuesday. A stolen rental car was found in Steward's possession.
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Canton
Woodsfield
Lomas Steward
Waynesburg Rd
Steward
Chester Bonar
Bonar
Charles Martin
Martin
Woodsfield Poice
Stdward
Kresge Faces Contempt Suit Over Edict from Wife
New York March 5 Sebastian Kresge Detroit chain-store magnate faced a contempt threat after an order obtained by his wife Morte Mercer Kresge required him to compel her to honor a contract she alleges he signed. The dispute centers on a 25,000 share transfer and a claimed reduction in the value.
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New York
Sebastian . Kresge
Detroit
Morte Mercer Kresge
Hushai
Rs Kresge
Justice Erlanger
S Sult
Hermane
Orenveink
Toledo
Mar
Dorothy Schreiber Lindsay
Monroe
Mich
Clara Starr
John Starr
Weather Soured Then Cheerful Outlook Looms
The article notes a string of cold nights with temperatures near four degrees above zero and forecasts a shift toward spring as warmer weather and birdsong approach. Residents in Canton share frustration yet look ahead to milder days and an early thaw.
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Canton
Babe Ruth Not Pitching in Court Case Mixup
In a Friday court session a man using the name Babe Ruth faced charges of begging and drunkenness. The judge pressed for a guilty plea while the defendant claimed a misidentification and cited only 15 cents in his possession. He quipped he could not pitch today due to the cold.
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Babe Ruth
A. Talmadge Snyder
Calvin Jackson
Pomeroy
La Salle man indicted on federal impersonation charges
March 6 report from Canton notes a La Salle Canton man was indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts for impersonating a U S federal officer of the department of justice and internal revenue. One count alleges he hired Grace Rudolph as secretary by misrepresentation and the other claims he obtained four weeks of free Canton rental likewise. Howell Lueck of Canton assisted the case.
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Cleveland
Mm. la Salle
Canton
Reader
Department of Justice
Internal Revenue Collector
Grace Rudolph
Howell Lueck
Fire Disrupts Dormitory at St James Prep School
In Hagerstown Maryland sixty students at St James preparatory school were forced to flee in night clothes when a dormitory fire broke out early today. Damage is estimated at 166000 dollars.
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Hagerstown
St. James Preparatory School
Here
First Move To Reinstate Lengel At Civil Service Hearing
The first move to reinstate S A Lengel as police chief is set for Friday at 4 30 pm before the civil service commission in the council chamber. Lengel’s discharge was signed by Mayor Stanford M Swarts and Safety Director James A Rice and is challenged for failing to include specific charges. Attorney James Amerman represents Lengel. Oscar M Abt and City Solicitor James Kinnison support the administration. Arguments focus on the merits of the motion with no sensational expectations.
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S. A. Lengel
Civil Service Commission
Council Chamber
Lengel
Commission
Stanford M. Swarts
James A. Rice
James Amerman
Oscar M. Abt
James Kinnison
Abt
Kinnison
Indicted man tied to missing Romanian girl case in Ohio
Nick Russu of Harrison at SW Canton indicted by a federal grand jury for violating the Mann Act. He allegedly brought 21 year old Romanian Miss Florica Constantinescu to the United States and faced immigration violations after her disappearance from Carton and later arrest in Mansfield. Federal authorities dispute his claimed uncle relation and say his interest was not familial.
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Cleveland
Nick Russu
Harrison
Canton
Florica Constantinescu
Russu
Mansfield
Constantinescu
Carton
Mansfield Roman
Washington
Prince Bibescu
United States
New York
Constantineser
Canadan
Russo
Explosion in Prague Wagon Kills Five and Injures Ninety Two
A Prague ammunition wagon exploded causing five deaths and ninety two injuries, according to a Central News dispatch.
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London
Prague
Last Chapter in Worthington Tale Linked to LaSalle Street History
John W. Worthington, once known as the west of LaSalle street, died as the federal prison in Atlanta closed its chapter. His body was sent to New York for burial by his daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs John Rogers of New Rochelle.
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Atlanta
John W. Worthington
LaSalle Street
Worthington
New York
John Rogers
New Rochelle
Capitalist Samuel Lazarus Dies in New York Hospital
Samuel Lazarus a St. Louis capitalist died suddenly in Broad Street Hospital after a relapse following a stroke of apoplexy on Wednesday. He passed away this morning in New York City.
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New York
Mar
Samuel Lazarus
St. Louis
Broad Street Hospital
70 Year Old Beggar Held in Troy Probe
A 70 year old beggar was taken into custody in Troy for questioning in connection with a murder investigation. Special Prosecutor Iva Campbell said there is no evidence against him yet, but he has been seen in the neighborhood for days begging at back doors for food.
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Trey Prope
Troy, Marie
Frances Drake Nesbitt
Iva B. Campbell
Uim
Fire destroys Wollison home and stores in East Camden
A blaze starting from a defective flue in Mrs. Lavinia Wollison’s East Camden home destroyed the Wollison residence a grocery store and an adjoining building with losses around 60000 dollars. Mrs. Wollison, already recovering from leg amputation, was rescued by neighbors.
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Camden
N. J
Lavinia Wollison
Wollison
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