Relief Agencies Aid 20 000 in Flood Stricken Alabama
Relief agencies help 20 000 flood victims in the Choc tawhatchee Chattahoochee basin with shelter and anti typhoid serum. Refugees are inoculated to curb disease while Geneva and Elba suffer severe losses from the rising waters. National guardsmen move residents to Troy and Enterprise as Alabama health workers administer vaccines and provide drinking water.
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New York World News Service
Montgomery
Ala
Geneva
Elba
Choctawhatchee, Chattahoochee
Lieut R. C. Winston
Troy
Enterprise
Alabama Health Department
Jury finds father and son guilty in Orrville child kidnapping
Elias Arnold and his son Arthur were found guilty of abducting Melvin Horst four from Orrville. The pair face 1 to 20 years in prison with a possible new trial petition pending. Judge George A. Starn will sentence them if denied. The verdict followed a seven hour jury deliberation in Wooster.
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Riley P. Miner
Wooster
Elias
Arnold
Arthur
Melvin Horst
Orrville
Melvin
George A. Starn
Dan
Kailas
Zora Horst
Blue
Europe on the brink of a money crisis
Paris dispatch reports Europe facing a serious economic crisis as January and February deficits widen among major powers. Severe winter harms agriculture and industry, delaying projects and choking trade. If credit tightens and money tightens in London, a global crisis could mirror 1920 1921, unless policy moves like a new international bank under the Young commission in Paris restore balance.
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Gerville Reache
Canton Daily News
Paris
Europe
London
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
International Bank
Young Commission
Hout
Veterans honored as guests at VFW banquet
Local feature notes veterans who fought may have been killed are to be honored as guests at a VFW banquet. The page teases Maud M. Howell's story on page 1 section 2 and lists various sections and pages including local news and society notes.
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Maud M. Howell
Page
William Hard
Mailorinia
Sessecrrsee
Phelps
Ee Poss
Will Rogers
Reparations Tangle Solved
Paris reports final settlement of the German reparations problem is near with French papers citing agreement in principle. American experts say no decisions have been made on annuities and that only technical schemes exist. The Temps claims a twopart division of annuities for actual reparations and war debts with transfer safeguards or moratoriums.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World
Canton Daily News
Paris
le Temps
International Committee
United States
England
France
Belgium
Italy
Washington
Tax blanks mailed for annual property listing
Auditor A. A. Van Dorsten announced that tax blanks for individuals will be mailed on April 1 and corporate blanks have been sent. Tax day is April 7, a Sunday, to avoid confusion from real estate transfers on that day.
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A. A. van Dorsten
Speakeasy Comment Sparks Jones Law Violation Probe
In Wilkes Barre on March 16 authorities pursue violations of the Jones law. An informant’s remark at a local Speakeasy claimed enforcement is lax due to widespread federal presence.
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Wilkesbarre
Seek New Head for Tammany
New York March 16 A contest for control in Tammany Hall follows the abrupt resignation of former Judge George W Olvany as Wigwam chief The district leaders debate successors and the impact on Mayor Walker renomination while the outside element seeks to regain influence in the troubled organization.
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New York
Tammany Hall
George W. Olvany
Tammany
Olvany
Walker
Aviator Earns Flying Cross for Oakland to Hawaii Flight
Ernest L. Smith of San Francisco received the Distinguished Flying Cross for a non stop 2340 mile flight from Oakland to Hawaii in 25 hours 346 minutes. The War Department cited his demonstration of the feasibility of US to Hawaii air communication with a small commercial plane.
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Washington
Ernest L. Smith
San Francisco
War Department
Oakland
Cal
Hawaii
Marshall questions Catholicism among American Catholics at Astor
Charles Marshall, Boston attorney, addressed 1,200 Foreign Policy Association members in New York's Hotel Astor. He linked Vatican Italy pact to papal state and imperial aims and challenged Catholic support for the Lateran treaty. He referenced a 1927 Roman Catholic statesman on church equality before the law.
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New York
Charles ©. Marshall
Boston
Gov. Smith
Foreign Policy Association
Hotel Astor
John A. Ryan
Carlo Sforza
Marshall
Pope
Mussolini
Mr. Marshall
Aviator Alvarez Held After Canton Prohibition Raid
John Alvarez, 19, Argentine aviator, arrested by federal officers and Deputy Thorn after a raid near Whipple Road. Liquor and beer seized. two quarts whisky found. Alvarez linked to past assault inquiry and missing flight from Chicago to Canton. Paul Nichols also arrested for whisky sale. Both jailed awaiting Cleveland transfer under Jones law with up to five years and $1000 fine.
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Federal
Prohibition
George Thorn
John Alvarez
Whipple Road
Young Alvarez
Chicago
Canton
Alvarez
Paul Nichols
5Th St NE
Cleveland
Olvany Quits Tammany Hall Leadership
George W. Olvany resigned as head of Tammany Hall citing a physician ordered vacation. The move leaves Jeremiah T. Hooney and other district leaders to consider a successor at a Friday special meeting in New York Democratic circles.
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New York
George W. Olvany
New Tammany Hall
The
Tammany Society
Jeremiah T. Hooney
Supreme Court
Olvany
U S Will Halt Pen Snoopings Across Federal Prisons
Senator Borah predicted Attorney General Mitchell would end the spy system in federal penitentiaries, calling it 300 years out of date. White House officials said President Hoover had not discussed the Atlanta prison controversy with Mitchell or Mrs Willebrandt, and the warden of Atlanta, John W Snook, may resign as the undercover program ends.
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New York World News Service
Washington
William FE. Borah
Idaho
Mitchell
Times
White House
Hoover
Atlanta
Atttorney
Mr. Mitchell
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
John W. Snook
Woman Faces Assault Charge After Classroom Attack
Cleveland police prepare to charge a woman in police court after she entered a Mill School third grade classroom and beat teacher Dorothea Muth into unconsciousness in front of about 50 pupils.
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Cleveland, O
Dorothea Muth
Mill School
Farm relief hearings set by Senate committee
Senate Agriculture Committee will begin farm relief hearings on March 25. Chairman McNary said a bill should be ready for presentation to the Senate when it convenes on April 15.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
McNary
Senate
Caterpillar Club Member Initiates After Harrowing Parachute Jump
Lieut. John H. Tilton of the air corps reserve leaped from his plane after a long spin from 8,500 feet to below 1,500 feet and survived by parachute. He recounts the dramatic rescue aboard a Berlin monoplane from Hybla Valley field in this Canton Daily News account.
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John H. Tilton
Air Corps Reserve
Lieut
Tilton
Canton Daily News
Washington
Lady Luck
Caterpillar Club
Ber
Hybla Valley Field
Weather Foils Eaker Across Central America Flight
Major aviation attempt by Captain Ira C. Eaker to fly from Brownsville Texas to the Panama Canal is halted by thick hazy weather. He landed in Managua at 6 02 p m and will overnight, citing darkness as the reason to continue later.
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United Press
Managua
Nic
Ira C. Eaker
Brownsville
Texas
Panama Canal
Baker
Canal Zone
Tampico
Mexico
Minatitlan
Groundless Melvin Horst search ends quickly in Marysville
A search for Melvin Horst four of Orrville began and ended in Marysville after a farmer reported a boy resembling the missing child seen nearby. Officials traced the sighting to a neighbor's home where the boy stayed, finding the boy was actually Harry Wolf six son of Howard Wolf, a farmer near Arnold Ohio.
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Marysville
Melvin Horst
Orrville
Melvin
Harry Wolf
Howard Welf
Arnold
Robber Shoots Dayton Shoe Repairer Jacob Freemas
Jacob Freemas a Dayton shoe repairer was shot in the abdomen by a would be robber on the way to his home. He staggered inside and said the attacker demanded money and fired when refused. The assailant fled the scene.
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Dayton
Jacob Freemas
Freemas
Federals Close In On Rebels Near Torreon
Federals press the rebel stronghold at Torreon as evacuees flee toward Chihuahua. Gen Jose Gonzalo Escobar moves to Torreon station while Gen Juan Andreu Almazan advances toward San Pedro. Both sides issue bulletins amid confusion over Durango and Aguas Calientes.
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Emilio Portes Gil
Jose Gonzalo Escobar
Torreon
Chihuahua
Gil
Juan Andreu Almazan
San Pedro
Juarez
Aguas Calientes
Calles
Canitas
Durango City
Condemned Man Found Sane by Doctors
James T. Nevins, condemned to die for first degree murder, was declared sane by a three alienist panel. The verdict comes as the court delays the execution date pending the report, with Nevins described as unstable but sane.
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Cleveland
James T. Nevins
N. Craig McBride
Nevins
Don Prentiss
Detroit
McBride
Classifieds offer varied items in Canton Daily News
Read today’s classified section for many offers including a camera aquarium and other goods. Includes notices on pre 75 Ybe capacity refi and new ten items.
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Canton Daily News
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