Safe Crackers Strike Big Heist At 127 Fourth Street
Reported daring burglary by safecrackers netted $1017.32 from the 500 pound safe at the Cut Rate Meat Co store on Fourth Street. Police traced clues through Canton Akron and Cleveland as they probe the mysterious murder of Sam Volpe, with a frozen body later found near Pike Village. Authorities note the criminals likely moved the safe and fled after the break in.
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Daringen
Sam Volpe
Cut Rate Meat Co
4Th St NW
Tve
Canton
Akron
Cleveland
el Volpe
Pike Village
Volpe
Police Department
Nore Jam
League of Nations Standoff Looms as Crisis Deepens
Washington reports the League of Nations faces its gravest strain since inception amid opposing camps and waning trust. Analysts fear a decisive split or reorganization, with implications for global diplomacy post Locarno.
Overnight Briefs From New York And Beyond
A garbled overnight briefing reports a pall of fog over New York and various incidents including traffic disruptions and an encounter at a wharf. Separate notes mention a man with gold teeth, a death at sea, a Philadelphia church salary cut, and a sailor breaking another’s nose after a confrontation.
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New York
York
Bajarkad
Henry Mauer
North Berg
N. Ju
Sarah Teyman le
Tmladelpina
Mar
Revdelphia Church
Avis’ Liebenthal
Road House Bandits Captured After Incident Near Port
Police reported the arrest of five youths following a disturbance at a road house near Port on March 8. Authorities described the group as focal for the incident and said they were detained after a confrontation with guests and staff, with evidence recovered at the scene.
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Yledos
Ac Road House
Port Is
Erterin
Countess Snatchers Stir Opaque London Talk
In a muddled report from March 8, rumors swirl about a Countess and a claimed "radle snatcher" incident. The article cites a British source noting public disbelief at insults toward Count Fort and hints of elopement rumors involving Frazer and Craven, with unclear South Africa connections.
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Sneapolas
Atin
Mar
Countess of
Cathearts
Helen
England
Frazer
Craven
South “Africa
Bien Ts Aly
Mother Held On Story By Giri
In Lorain on March 8 1930 authorities held Mrs Stella Kalter in connection with the shooting of her daughter in a quarrel over the fate of a child. The daughter was hospitalized with a chest wound and doctors say she cannot live. Police questioned Kalter who denied the shooting before visiting the daughter.
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Giri
Lorain
Stella Kalter
Ena Harvey
Ore Tauahter
Aira
Kater
Potlee
Turner Decision Withheld in Franklin Co Common Pleas
A Franklin county common pleas court judge will not announce a decision on Monday in the Turner case. The case involves Turner and partner Harry Rouklins, seeking freedom on habeas corpus action while Rouklins serves a sentence ranging from 1k months to 10 years for violation of probation.
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Geek Sewell
Franklin Co. Common Pleas Court
Dst Turner
Harry Rouklins
Andrews to begin drive on final push
The article notes Andrews will launch final efforts today if conditions allow and warns that persistent wet weather may prevent progress. If unable to proceed, Andrews states he would quit the service.
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Washington
Mar
Andrews
Trial report on Mullens case and tied domestic incident
A damaged OCR summary reports W Mullens accused in a March incident involving a wife recently married, a fractured skull, and a death of the girl’s mother. John Nicholl a section hand and husband of Stem Ollie Nicholl denies knowledge of the crime as investigators pursue details.
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Mullens
Invest Macafilan
John’ Nicholl
Stem
Ollie Nicholl
Europe faces looming crisis after Locarno talks
Geneva March 1 The Locarno powers Britain France Germany Belgium and Italy face a potential major European crisis that could threaten the League of Nations and Europe’s hopes for peace. After Sunday discussions the German position seeks a council seat and expansion of the council with Poland and Spain under condition. The British view pushes for German entry into the league and a Polish ally while Spain’s admission is debated. (Continued on Page 2 Col 8)
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Washington
Mar
America
League of No 1
Phaltr Fore
Dgbatey
Sre Eocme
Taree
Paris
Japan
Great Britain
France
Italy
Emgar Ansel Mowwrer
Canten Dary Nees
Geneva
Europe
Britain
Germany
Belgium
Versaller
Aristide Belin
Daria
Berlin
Poland
Spain
Chiropractor on Trial Today in High Profile Heist Case
In New York and Philadelphia gossip and details mingle as a chiropractor who confessed to a bold theater robbery faces trial before Judge Mary Mobevit. The heist involved theft of receipts estimated between $8,000 and $10,000 and the case references the murder of Anna May Dietrich.
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New York
Times Square
Philadephia
George Arged
Anna
May Dietrich
Jury Tampering Suspect Granted Bail
A former newspaper man and bond salesman was released on bail today amid multiple indictments. The suspect, connected to the Kirke financial case, faces four charges stemming from alleged tampering during a prior trial.
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Jamson
Tostah Kirby
Priday
Asiinat Hmmane Zevo
Geondary Sith Junio
Kirke
Wets Demand Open Hearings on Volstead Act Change
Washington today wets pressed for public hearings on proposals to modify the Volstead act. Delegates urged hearings before the senate committee to consider a proposed constitutional amendment that would place the government in the liquor business and grant authority to manufacture, sell, and distribute intoxicants.
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Washington, Mar
Senae
Pearings
Marsland
Ruth
Manoleka Jailed After Assault Amid Domestic Strife
Reading like a sensational 19th century report, the article describes George Manoleka assaulting a woman in front of her sister in law Anna Manolekey at a Columbia address. A fight escalated with hammer blows and a gun seizure. Manoleka was arrested, jailed on 15000 bond, and transported to county jail after minor medical attention and an affidavit filed in Justice court.
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George Manoleka
Pring
T Suuany
Wwrth
Maniiella
Mer Ami Talssed
County
Anna Manolekey
Columbia
Dorghte
Manotelen
Manoleka
Iaransitlon Poco
Sherifeorge Higler
Gunty
Court of Justice
Correll
Justice Holmes Celebrates 85th Birthday
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr of the U S Supreme Court marks his eighty fifth birthday today. The Civil War veteran, who has long served, walks to receive flowers and messages from friends as he continues to work beyond four score years.
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Washington, Sian
Thieves Raid Theater Safe in Middletown
Thieves dynamited the box office safe of Song Mia Motown’s largest theater on Saturday night. The robbery, not discovered until Monday morning, likely took between $600 and $800 in receipts. Four suspects are unnamed in the report.
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Middletown
Rom
Mia Motown
Laegest Picture Theater
Knight Tire Plant Sale Reported in Mor d Pennsylvania
Two years into a sale of the Knight oir Rubber Co plant in Mor d Pennsylvania, ownership by Republic Rubber was to be transferred to Townsend a former Canton official. The deal involved an initial cost of 100000 with a purchase price not disclosed. Townsend and redacted figures were connected to a Pittsburgh based firm.
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Knight Oir Rubber Co
Mord
Pennsylvania
Republic Rubber Owners
Gle Tugene Townsend
Canton
Fien
Tive
Naugie
Townsend
Tatler
Pitteburgh
Tire
Cleveland Police Punished After Laxity In Duty
Cleveland officers in the Mia precinct faced punishment for lax performance. Chief Aneob Grau announced the discipline as detectives investigate a burglary at George Greedel home. Patrols to endure longer shifts while two suspects are sought for robbing Mrs Kane Menger of $489.
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Cleveland
Mar
Pollew
Wiliam Thorns
Mia
Hertline
Aneob Grau
George Greedel
Satsty
Edwin’ Barry Charsine
Alan
Kane Menger
Bandits raid New York cafe and armory
A spectacular raid across New York and nearby sites led to multiple confessions. Police say two suspects, Joseph Belentine and others, entered a cafe and Yountstown armory, forced staff to open safes, and escaped with about $9,100 in total.
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New York
Youngstown
Josph Bellentine
Rington
Potlee
Altuna
Pennsylvan
Janae Vicau
Pittsburgh
Erle ¥.M.C. A
Gman
Yountstown
Roots Sha
Toren
Stillman Plans Uncertain After New York Trip
Unclear plans emerge after a 10 day stay overseas as Stillman and associated parties, including Jamee A Suzann, departed New York for unknown purposes. The article presents partial, fragmented details with uncertain outcomes and lacks complete context.
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Star
Plane
Mra
Jamee
Suzann
New York
Watchman shoots would be burglar in chaotic city scenes
Report covers police action as a watchman shoots a suspect during a burglary attempt and another watchman fatally wounds a prowler. Separate testimony misfires at a senate committee as a witness fails to appear in a Minnesota unseating matter.
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Senate
Washington
Mar
Gate Tasman
Minneapolis
Mas Uer Johnson
Minnesota
Senate Sohial Republican
Tborfain Hughes
Yomson
Fromm Tenry Lelgen
Johnson
Schaile
Plagmnan
Hira
Sturray Institute
Mines
Triple Black Victims Tie Police Search to Weekend Murders
Cincinnati police seek two men in connection with three murders carried out within six hours from Saturday night to Sunday. Victims include Gene Jones Leanne Echols and Met Breedtove Echols. Echols died after injuries from the street near her home and Breedtove Echols died in hospital.
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Cincinnate
Mar
Vicims
Ce Gene Jones
Leanne Echols
Colle” Breedtove Echols
Breedrove
General Hospital
Mass Arrests as 125 Strike Parade Breaks Up in New York
In New York 125 men and 25 women were arrested when patrolmen and detectives tried to disperse a 20 000 worker march. Despite force five leaders reformed the march. Among those arrested was Ben in Gold, president of the New York joint board of furters.
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New York
Mar
Ana
van Ben In Gold
New York Joint Board of Furtlers
Mount Union fund director Robert Thompson dies suddenly
Cincinnati man Robert Thompson, active in Mount Union endowment efforts, dies in Mount Union area from natural causes. Former editor and publisher with ties to Commercial Tribune and a stamp collector, Thompson had recently moved through the city, with funeral plans in Cincinnati after a Monday visit by authorities.
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Evanston
Sutign
Tina
F. J. Townsend
Newark City
Commercial ‘Tribune
Thompno
Federal Food
Herbert Hoover
Ite
Hat
Cincinnati
Stefani
Moquatewan
Donahey to announce findings on dry probe
Gov Donahey will release a report on charges of misconduct by State dry agents. The governor's office indicated the findings would not be published until late today or Tuesday with no verification of earlier claims about advising Prohibition Commissioner McDonald to dismiss or resign.
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Columbus
Mar
Donahew
McDop
A. Propst
Record Attempt Sparks Hope for Mile Record Return
MacKeyne or MacR Payton plans a second try after a weather permitting announcement from McCook officers. The supercharger on his craft was overhauled and Mage J beauty aims to reclaim the U S record from France, coming within a few hundred feet of the mark in the latest run.
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Wren
Fay Martin
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U. S
Road House Bandits
Turner
League
Yeggs
Spring
Columbia Heights
Justice Holmes
Knight Rubber
Stillman
Ileney Adame
Joseph ‘Evans
Evans
York, Mar
Leethatrelen
Sarah
Loser
Todas
Adams
Mount Union
Robert Thompson
Alliance
Donahey
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