Fire ruins Willard Hotel. fifteen saved from flames
In Willard Ohio a three story building, the Franklin Hotel, burned trapping fifteen railroad workers who were rescued from upper floors. One man, Basilla Bounty, is missing. The fire caused extensive damage to nearby Griffin Maier Meat Market and Erman Bradley Grocery with losses estimated at about 20000 dollars.
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Franklin
Basilla Bounty
Baltimore & Ohio
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Griffin & Maier
Erman Bradley
Homer Scherbundy
Canton mayor tightens Civil Service control with turnover
Mayor C C Curtis moves to place a Grove as secretary and shifts influence as David E Eschliman resigns from the Civil Service Commission 河. Turner's removal triggers commission politics debates while Doerschuk and Harley J Homan are named Curtis supporters. Curtis denies responsibility for the ouster as talks of broader police department revisions rise.
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David E. Eschliman
Civil Service Commission
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Commission
A. W. Turner
Turner
Canton
Curtis
Charles Doerschuk
Sanitary
Harley J. Homan
James B. Allardice
Stanford M. Swarts
Doerschuk
Allardice
B. Grove
R. B. Biscuit Co
Homan
Grove
Lindbergh Plans Return Flight to United States
Col Charles A Lindbergh intends to fly back to the United States this week, heading to New York after crossing the border from Mexico. He maintains silence on exact departure dates and has spent time with his fiancée, Miss Spencer Morrow, daughter of the American ambassador, unable to take plane trips during the interview period.
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Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
New York
Lindbergh
Misa
Spencer Morrow
Esterday
Dentist Ordered to Pay for Damaged Tooth Extraction
New York dentist J Mor ner Smokler must pay 19000 dollars after a jury ruled he extracted 17 teeth instead of the single tooth for Mrs. Molly Blumlein of Arsdale New York. The suit claims she went to have one tooth removed but the dentist pulled multiple teeth.
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New York
J. Morner Smokler
Molly Blumlein
Ofarsdale
N. Y
Speed car Triplex seeks record at Daytona Beach
Four ton speed car Triplex and 42 year old mechanic Lee Bible wait under overcast skies to challenge Maj. H. O. Segrave’s 231 mph record. Bible’s trial pace around 180 mph frustrated by rain and fog. Weather may allow another attempt tomorrow. Segrave remains on Biscayne Bay in Miami for speed boat races.
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Lnited Press
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Fila
Triplex
Lee Bible
Maj. H. O. D. Segrave
Bible
Segrave
Maj
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Foch in serious condition as doctors fear heart attack
Paris report says Marshal Ferdinand Foch's condition is unsatisfactory with pulse 90 and normal temperature. Doctors fear another heart attack as he remains too weak to move and loses leg strength, weighing about 92 pounds.
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Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Foch
Ousting Turner Stirs Canton Civil Service Row
In Canton, Charles Doersehuk faces criticism from Karl Bauer and P. H. McFarland over Monday night moves against A W Turner secretary of the civil service commission. Speakers urge decent conduct and merit based operation.
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Charles Doersehuk
Civil Service
Opsir
A. W. Turner
Civil Service Commisson
Pop Canton
Karl Bauer
P. H. McFarland
Transportation Ips
Nobile resigns as leader of North Pole dirigible expedition
Gen Umberto Nobile resigns his rank and office as head of the Italia dirigible expedition. An official investigation last week blamed him for the disaster that wrecked the airship on the return from the North Pole with seven crew members lost.
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Rome
Umberto Nobile
Italia
North Pole
Nobile
Esther Holden jailed for contempt in federal case
Federal Judge Coleman sentenced Esther Holden alias Kitty Costello to 30 days in jail for contempt for failing to answer a federal subpoena. She had previously gathered evidence to aid a case in which she testified.
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Baltimore
Coleman
Esther Holden
Kitty Costello
Special Prohibition
Miss Holden
Louis Double's Daily Radio Feature Opens Page 14
Today's feature invites readers to enjoy a full radio experience by following Louis Double's daily column on Page 14. It highlights engaging programming and tuning tips for listeners seeking richer audio enjoyment.
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Louis Double
Impressive Rites Held for Fr Riccardi in Canton
Hundreds of Father Joseph Riccardi loyalists gathered outside St Anthony Church Canton as a pontifical mass was heard inside in mournful rain. Bishop Joseph Schrembs led the service with four score Ohio priests in attendance and delivered the English funeral sermon.
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Father Joseph Riccardi
Canton
Joseph Sechrembs
Cleveland
Louise Beebolut
Joseph Riccardi
Joseph Schrembs
Great
Father Riccardi
Ohio
Schrembs
Monsignor Theiber
Riccardi
Short skirts blamed for attack in Buchan church
Four girls wearing knee length dresses were beaten by members of a church congregation in Buchan, Karlovy Vary region, after the preacher claimed a spirit caused the cold wave by such dress. Police rescued the victims.
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Karlsbad
Czecho-Slovakia
Buchan
Prince attends boxing finals in silk pullover tuxedo
London youths observed a style shift as the Prince of Wales appeared at the London Federation of Body's Clubs boxing finals in a gray silk pullover tuxedo with soft shirt cuffs and a black bow tie. The royal discomfort with ceremonial evening dress was noted.
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London
Prince of Wales
London Federation of Body
Orrville marshal and missing boy's parents take stand in trial
In Orrville Ohio on March 15 Raymond and Zora Horst testified in the trial of Elias Arnold 60 and his son Arthur 17 for child stealing. The state argues Melvin Horst 4 was abducted as revenge for arrests and to mistake him for the marshal's son.
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Thomas
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Melvin
Arnolds
James Caskey
Horst
Orrville
Harold Skaggs
Charles Craskey
Buckley Sentenced Today In Federal Bribery Case
Former State Treasurer Bert B. Buckley awaits sentencing in federal court at 3 p.m. under Judge Benson W. Hough after his trial on conspiring to bribe a federal officer. Max sentence 28 years and $27,200 fine. Co-defendants Sperber and Shrimper slated for later hearings.
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Columbus
Bert B. Buckley
Benson W. Hough
Buckley
Joseph Sperber
Jackson Brewery
Cincinati
John L. Shrimper
Cincinnati
Real estate damage claim over creek bed erosion
Sam Mamaligo of 1054 Hoffman NE filed through Contie and Cohen a $5,000 damage claim with City Clerk Karl Hafer. He says city actions since 1921 washed away property and left his house sagging over a brook, with loss from creek realignment. The petition goes to council Monday night.
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Sam Mamaligo
Hoffman Et NE
Mamaligo
Council
Diplomat Drives Rum Truck for Embassies
A diplomat using diplomatic immunity piloted a Baltimore to Washington liquor shipment to the U S embassy area without incident. The event followed Jones law debates and established that trucks bearing diplomatic immunity may transport alcohol for embassies if driven by a diplomat or exempt employee.
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Diplomat
Louis Jay Heath
Washington
Baltimore
Diplomatic Corps
District of Columbia
State Department
Embassy Row
Cers
Department
Asa G. Candler Dead Coca Cola King of the South
Asa G. Candler renowned as Coca Cola founder and financier died at Wesley Memorial Hospital at age 78 after a long illness. Funeral at the Candler home with burial at West View Cemetery. He founded the hospital and supported Emory University grounds.
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Rye United Press
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
South
Asa G. Candler
Coca Cola King
Candler
West View Cemetery
Coca Cola Co
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Emory University
Henry Heinz
Bomb Destroys Chicago Home in South Shore
A powerful time bomb exploded at the doorway of John C. Schank, president of the Chicago Business Men's Racing Club, damaging doors windows and the marble entrance in the South Shore area. No injuries reported. Schank suspects disgruntled Hawthorne race track patrons though he sees no track trouble. This is the second bombing at his home in 18 months, the first occurring in September 1927.
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Chicago
John C. Schank
Hawthorne Race Track
Schank
Texas Takes Fun From Oklahoma Texas Takes Fun From Oklahoma
New York wired mock column notes how Texas passed a bill forcing Democrats to remain Democrats and jokes about political branding. It satirically praises Texas and targets Oklahoma and Gov Dan Moody with humorous quips about party loyalty and voting.
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New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Dan Moody
Dentist Dr Smally Moves to Market Street
Dr Smally relocates to 138 Market Street above St Patrick's. Dinner special and admission details reference St John’s High School Auditorium event on Thursday evening.
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Market At
Conklin’s.— Ady
St. Ne High School
Acy
Market Any
Conklin’s
St. John’s High School
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