St Patrick’s Legacy Beyond Snakes and Poetry
A retrospective notes St Patrick chased Ireland’s snakes to oceans and tamed poets in the Bardic Association. Born 389 in a village, he endured captivity, later aided by Pope Celestine in 432. The piece frames his mission, poetry, and missionary success in legend and history.
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ST. Patrick
Ireland
Bardic Association
Procosors
Sucat
Mediterranean Sea
Celestine
Patricius
Indicted in Orrville murder case tied to Melvin Horst
Wayne County grand jury indicts Charles Hanna and Earl Donald on first degree murder and child stealing in the Melvin Horst disappearance. Hanna admits killing. no body found. Arraignment possible Saturday. both jailed on $10,000 bond.
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Canton Darity News
Wooster
Wayne Co
Charles Hanna
Earl C. Donald
Melvin Horst
Orrville
Hanna
Donald
Wayne Co Grand
Common Pleas
George A. Starn
Starn
Cleveland
L. R. Kritchfield, Jr
L. FR. Kenitchfield, Jr
Willis Horn
Melvin
Frank Frey
Marion
Mougey
Beiere
Peir
Wayne
Graven
Junior Hanna
Charlies Hanna
Arthur
Elias Arnold
Melvin Junior
Arnolds
Frey
Marshal Roy Horst
Marshal Horst
Fire damages Monastiriu palace in Bucharest love nest
A fire in Bucharest partially destroyed the Monastiriu palace, the summer residence of former Crown Prince Carol. The landmark is popularly known in Romania as the prince's love nest.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Monastiriu Palace
Prinate Carol
Stagg Endorses Prohibition at Hearings in Washington
Alonzo A. Stagg the longtime Chicago coach told the House prohibition hearings that prohibition benefits youth. He said parents are to blame if youths go wrong and warned coaches would discipline drinkers. Vic Donahey telegrams praised prohibition as successful and well enforced in Ohio.
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Washington
Alonzo A. Stagg
University of Chicago
House
Minneapolis
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Sherwood
Donahey
Riots in Manila After Baker Cyanide Claim
Angered Filipinos rallied near Manila in response to James Baker's Detroit confession that he poisoned a Filipino's cup with cyanide during a Iloilo fiesta years ago. Over 100 Filipinos tried to lynch seven American sailors aboard the motorship Yamachichi. Jose Romero was jailed for spreading rumors that Americans sought to poison Filipinos.
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Manila
P. L
James Baker
Detroit
Iloilo
Yamachichi Jose Romero
Ticilo
Woman Injured When Machines Collide at Garfield
Mrs. Fay Boone of R. D. No. 5 sustained a minor injury to her right arm on Wednesday. She was riding in a machine driven by Roses Boone when it was struck by another machine at Garfield at BW and 15th.
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Fay Boone
R. D. No
Roses Boone
Garfield
Pare Shoe Shop Ad Promotes Free Laces and Men Women Children
Local shoe retailer Pare Shoe Shop at 613 Tusest promises materials and workmanship for men women and children with free shoe laces. The short notice highlights shop offerings and location.
Cities Service and Federal Light & Traction Merge
Cities Service Co. and Federal Light & Traction Co. merge, creating assets over a billion dollars. Henry L. Doherty and associates join the Federal Light & Traction board, with Doherty named chairman, at the annual stockholders meeting.
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New York
Cities Service Co
Federal Light & Traction Co
Henry L. Doherty
Flaming gas well lights Oklahoma City skyline
A 150 foot flame erupts from No. 5 Kinter well in Oklahoma City as Sinclair Oil and Amerada Petroleum battle a 100 million cubic foot gas producer. Work to cap the well continues while thousands watch the blaze destroying daily between 4 000 and 10 000 dollars worth of gas.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
South City
Kinter
Sinclair Oll
Amerada Petroleum Co
Dynamite Found in Harlem River Subway Tunnel
A single uncapped stick of dynamite was discovered by a trackwalker in an Interborough Rapid Transit tunnel under the Harlem River. Police dismissed bombing intent, suggesting the device was likely left there by a worker, not aimed at an explosion.
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New York
Harlem River
Irene Shrader Trial Intrigues Courtroom Tension
In New Castle on March 13 Irene Shrader faced murder charges in the death of state trooper Brady Paul. Glenn Dague, her former lover, was brought into court but she did not look at him. Witnesses described a party at the Arlington Hotel on Dec 26 and a later store robbery tied to Dague and Irene.
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New Castle
Glenn Dague
Irene Shrader
Corp
Brady Paul
Pennsylvania State Police
Irene
Dague
William Stewart
Arlington Hotel
Butler
Stewart
Paul
Angert
Mine Session at Standstill in Indianapolis Convention
Delegates to the United Mine Workers of America convention in Indianapolis kept to a standstill awaiting William Green of the AFL next Monday. Officials indicated no action against insurgent miners at Springfield until Green clarifies national labor views. John L. Lewis said the day’s sole move would be a formal condemnation of John H. Walker and the Illinois Federation of Labor organizers behind the rump movement.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
William ‘Green
American Federation of Labor
Gpringfeld
Green
John L. Lewis
John H. Walker
Illinois Federation of Labor
Movement Against the
National Organization
New American Minister to Panama Arrives from Washington
Panama City reports Rey Tasco Davis arrived last night as the United States minister to Panama. The notice is followed by an unrelated dry cleaning advertisement listing services and contact numbers.
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Panama City
Rey Tasco Davis
Panama
Washington
Stark County Women Invited to Flanders Pilgrimage
Seventeen Stark county women who lost sons or husbands in World War I are invited to visit war graves in France. The government will fund two weeks in France for eight participants this year and nine more in 1931. Mothers and widows will plant flowers on graves at Flanders Fields and tour battlefields, with May departures and expenses covered by the United States.
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Evienteen
Stark Co
Canton
France
Flanders Fields
United States
Myrtle H. Eck
Park
Raymond H. Eck
Co. B
326Th Infantry
Bt. Mihiel
Caroline Karper
Meuben C. Kar
Styles on Our E Radio Fashion Talk Friday Noon
The Canton Daily News hosts a fashion broadcast on WHRERC Canton Friday at 12. Miss Cleo M Hurley the News stylist presents the first weekly fashion feature. She will pre sent this weekly fashion talk every Thursday noon thereafter and writes Cleos Fashion Froom for the woman’s pages.
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Whrerc
Canton
Canton Daily News
Cleo M. Hurley
WHRBC
Plane saves life in Colorado Springs
A six weeks old boy near death from pneumonia was saved when an inhalator was located at Chicago Hospital. The oxygen tank was placed, and doctors credited the aircraft's role, marking a swift rescue by air travel.
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Colorado Springs
Cole
Oold
Harold Ingersoll
Chicago Hospital
Moose Notice Initiation Tomorrow Night
A brief notice indicates an event titled Moose Notice Initiation will occur tomorrow night. The message notes the event contains important mat ters of importance and is advertised in the evening edition.
Mrs Heinzen III In Paris Ill At American Hospital
Mrs Clara Heinzen mother of Ralph Heinzen longtime Cant on resident and Paris bureau manager for United Press lies critically ill in the American Hospital Paris An operation for intestinal obstruction was performed doctors gave little hope but a Thursday message said she was resting comfortably with slight recovery expected Cart Heinzen is in Wheeling and Mayme Royer in Columbus is in daily touch with Paris.
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Clara Heinzen
Ralph Heinzen
Canton
Paris
United Preas
Heinzen
Re. Heingen
Cart
Wheeling
Asister
Mayme Royer
Columbus
Permit Issued for Hangar at McKinley Airport
A temporary permit costing 10.0 dollars was issued to Melbourne Construction Co for an air plane hangar at 2401 Har Mountary NE on the McKinley airport site. The hangar measures 800 feet wide by 100 feet long and 25 feet high to store a recently purchased 76 000 dollar tri motor plane for H. H. Timken Jr. The zoning board will review the permit in two weeks. Stark Storage Co is noted as a mover. Dial 7844.
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Melbourne Construction Co
Tuscara
Harmountary NE
McKinley Airport
H. H. Timken
City Soning Board
Doheny Bribe Trial Opened In Elk Hills Lease Case
Edward L Doheny allegedly paid Albert B Fall 100 900 to secure government oil leases. Prosecutor Owen J Roberts framed the payment as a bribe tied to tank storage at Pearl Harbor and Elk Hills lease grants. The defense argues the money was a loan from an old friend.
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Washington
Edward L Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Owen J. Roberts
Doheny
Roberts
Tured
Fall
Naval Ail Reserve
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Southerner May Get Post in Hoover Appoinment
President Hoover is expected within a week to fill the supreme court vacancy from the death of Edward T. Sanford. It is hoped the appointee will be a Southern man as endorsements from the South flood the White House while leaders across the nation weigh candidates for the Justice Hughes and Attorney General roles.
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Washington
Hoover
Supreme Court
Edward T. Sanford
Tennessee
White House
South
Justice Hughes
Atty
Gen
Mitchell
Albee Rites Planned in New York Cathedral
Funeral services for FEF Albee founder of a major theater group linked to BF Keith will be held Saturday at the Cathedral of St John the Divine, following his death Tuesday in Palm Beach Florida.
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New York
Fef Albee
BF Keith
Palm Beach, Fla
Senate Defeats Nye Motion on Sugar Duty Revote
The Senate rejects Nye's bid to reconsider the sugar tariff action. A 47 to 38 vote keeps Cuban sugar duties at 2 cents and rest-of-world sugar at 2.5 cents, with the present rates 1.76 and 2 cents respectively. Efforts to reopen votes on cement and related duties fail as the tariff plan advances to conference.
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Washington
Senate
Nye
Republican Tariff Coalition
House
Finance Committee
Sen
Nye R
Dakota
Senate Committee
Sens
McCulloch and Fees
Ohio
Woman offers home for bail in Communist leaders case
Mrs. Arthur Garfield Hays offered her $80 000 New York home as security to free the five Communist leaders held after the unemployment demonstration. The offer was not accepted and the leaders remained jailed awaiting other arrangements for release. The move follows pressure on the American Civil Liberties Union to mind its own business.
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New York
Arthur Garfield Hays
American Civil Liberties Union
Hays
Caraway Cited For Political Motive In Huston Inquiry
Senator Robinson accuses Caraway of Arkansas and another committee member of playing politics in questioning Claudius Huston, chairman of the Republican National Committee, during a senate hobby committee inquiry on March 12.
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Washington
En. Caraway
Arkansas
Senate Hobby Committee
Sen. Robinson
Claudius Huston
Republican
Disarmament Conference Progress Cited in Letter
In Everly Hills a letter reports the disarmament conference is advancing with a pledge to protect France and reduce naval tonnage from 725000 to 625000 tons. It quotes Hoover promising seriousness and intent to sink rather than sign.
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Everly Hills
Cal
France
Hoover
Secry
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Committee of 1000 of
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Cities Service
Oklahoma
Morekeeper
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