Balkans Crisis Deepens as Italy Seeks Peace
Balkans tensions flare over Jugo Slavia Albania border clash risk. Italy appeals to London Paris and Berlin for restraint while warning of mobilization rumors. Mussolini government pushes diplomacy to prevent a wider war as claims of Moscow and French arms surface.
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Albania
Italy
O Ff
Rome
France
Giornal d'Italia
Jugo- Slavia
London
Balkans
Paris
Berlin
League of Nations
Belgrade
Austen Chamberlain
Aristide Briand
Mussolini
Europe
Moscow
Balkan
Alexander
Jugoslavia
Giornale Viella
White Hand League
Cler
Cavellero
Mellett Probe Moves Toward Ex Police Case in New York
Robert Weber a 28 year old fish dealer faces first degree murder for aiding a conspiracy that led to the murder of Warden Mallon in New York. Floyd Streitenberger likely to be arraigned on related charges as a principal in the Mellett case. Defense counsel Row and Robertson prepared, with trial timing discussed for May.
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Dispatch
New York
Wea Ners
Mellett
McDermott
Ohio
Rudner
Robert Weber
Pymie Amberg
Red' McKenna
Dlohert
Judge Mancuse
Weiner
Thuradsy
Peter Mallon
Mancuso
Malion
Itfie
Floyd Streitenberger
A. W. Agler
Don BR. Mellett
Jenry W. Harter, Jr
James H. Robertson
Frank T. Row
Agrler
Streltenberger
Youle Mater
Maver
Ktrestenberger
Maser Wid
Patrick Fe Mas Dermott
Widow Identifies Her Missing Husband in Y17 Lin Case
A widow named Deegy Wessel identified her husband in a puzzling suburban road discovery this morning. Police report the missing man was linked to a 1926 Dayton incident and Cincinnati crime activity, with City and County detectives pursuing leads in the ongoing investigation.
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Harold
Robbery at Bleek Brothers Sees $16,000 Stolen
Jewelry and cash totaling about 16004 dollars were seized in a downtown heist. A suspect hurled a brick through a storefront window as the Bleek Brothers shop was robbed on March 19. Police report the large quantity of stolen goods from the Bleek Brothers store.
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Bleek Brothers
Gas tax reporting delays draw warning from state treasurer
Columbus March 19 State Treasurer Bert B Buckley warned gasoline distributors that delays in filing gas tax collection reports will not be tolerated The warning follows concerns that agencies were late in submitting reports causing loss of interest to the state and invoking a five day grace period for complaints with the law before penalties rise 15 percent after the grace period.
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Columbus
Bert B. Buckley
Buckley
Reed Probers On Own Resources In Ballot Box Fight
The Reed campaign fund investigation committee refused to advance immediate impounding of ballot boxes in Pennsylvania. Senator Reed’s group announced it would use its own resources to pursue a partial recount in the Ware-Wilson senatorial race. Sergeant-at-arms David Barry defied orders to enter Pennsylvania, saying he would act only when legally authorized. The committee named J. C. South as special deputy sergeant-at-arms and considered pending legal challenges to access election records.
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Washington
Mar
Pennsylvania
David & K Barry
Senate
Reed Campaign Fund
Barry
Keystone State
Reed
Missouri
Tata
Iit
J. C. South
House of Representatives
South
Capitol Hill
Delaware
Jackawanns
Schuykill
Luzerne Eos
Dover Wins Class A Title In Ohio High School Tourney
Dover high school defeated Waite high school of Toledo 23 to 21 to claim the Class A championship at the Ohio state tournament held in Columbus Coliseum. Kent State high school beat Oberlin 20 to 16 to win Class AB, as Dover built a late lead driven by Geltner and Krueger and Bartko added three baskets each. Waite earned its finals berth by a narrow win over Salem, while Kent upset the favored Oberlin squad after three games in two days.
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Columbus
Mar
Dover High School
Kent State High School
Ohio
Dover
Waite High School
Toledo
Oberlin High School
Kent Staters
Geltner
Watte
Krueger
Bartko
Oberlin
Kent Five
Davnes
Mercer
Johnson
Kent
Waite High
Salem High
Portsmouth High
Love Duel Ends in Husband's Death as Rival Fights
A love duel over a woman led to a fatal revolver clash. Tony Leon, 43, was killed and Joaenh Filards was wounded as they battled near Filardo's residence while Leon searched for his wife with his young son. The event unfolded in broad daylight and police investigated the shooting.
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Tony Leon
Joaenh Filards
Leon
Leen
Filardo
Drowning Confirmed In Euclid Creek Near Bay
Maurice Evan, a 45 year old Cleveland clothier, was found drowned in Euclid Creek by Policemen Harvey Schroe and others on March 19. A preliminary inquiry attributes the death to drowning with investigators awaiting further details.
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Maurice Evan
Cleveland Clothier
Euclid Creek
Harvey Schroe
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Police Discover Complete Still In Kosmas Home
Police found a 25 gallon still in operation at 1814 Berger NE with 200 gallons of corn sugar whisky fermenting and 25 gallons of mash cooking. Paul Kosmas was arrested on two liquor law charges for manufacturing and possession after Patrolmen Elmer Walter Rock and Datley seized the equipment.
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Paul Kosmas
Berger
Kosmas
Elmer Walter
Rock
Datley
Shanabrook Wife in Critical Condition After Shooting
Mrs Clarabell Shanabrook, 37, remained in critical condition after a Friday night shooting by her husband Willis Shanabrook who killed himself. The incident occurred at 408 Walnut Ave NE where she and her son had been staying during a pending divorce suit.
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Clarabell Shanabrook
Mercy Hospital
Shanabrook
Willis Shanabrook
Walnut Av NE
City Manager Hopkins to Welcome Bankers at Regional Conference
City Manager William R. Hopkins will formally welcome bankers from several states to the central regional savings conference of the American Bankers Association opening in Cleveland next Thursday. Sessions will cover investigation and business promotion methods and include a debate on installment buying.
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Cleveland
Mar
William R. Hopkins
American Bankers’ Association
Cantonese Guns Force Northern Retreat Near Shanghai
Report from Shanghhat indicates Cantonese troops driving Northern forces back, with Shanghai and Nanking seen as likely to fall. Cantonese advance 10 to 20 miles from Shanghai, Northern defense collapsing and looting common as troops retreat toward the coast.
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Shanghat
Shangheai
Shanghai
Nanking
Soo Chow
Sankiang
Nankiang
Youth Is Sentenced to Die for Robbery in Oklahoma
A 20 year old youth, Dave Crown, was sentenced to death by electric chair for robbery with firearms in Oklahoma. He refused to name accomplices from the Farmers’ Bank of Jet and pleaded guilty to the robbery. The case marks the first death penalty for robbery with firearms in the state.
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Okla
State of Oklahoma
Dave Crown
Khim
Hank
Jet
Coal lighter repairman crushed at Cleveland dock
Fred Webber, 59, a repairman aboard a coal lighter, was crushed to death while attempting to move coal from the dock to a vessel. The incident occurred in Cleveland on March 19 amid a collapsed chute.
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Cleveland
Fred Webber
Masked bandits steal payroll from Continental Can plant
Police hunted seven masked robbers who escaped with a payroll of 12 462 after coercing workers at a Chicago plant. Investigators pursued clues as the heist unfolded tonight.
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Chicago
Continental Canoe
Tornado Toll Drops Arkansas Into Martial Law
Arkansas reels from twin tornadoes near Little Rock with at least 87 dead and 12 missing. National Guard enforces martial law as 750 homes in Green Forest are wrecked and relief pours in from Eureka Springs and nearby towns.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
National Guard
John E. Martineau
Green Forest
Fureka Springs
Denver
Kenton
Scent foul play in finding of body Chicago
Police investigated the death of a 14 year old boy found charred on the Desplaines river at Forest Park in a suburb area. Authorities believed the body was murdered and the crime concealed by burning the remains.
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Chicago
Desplaines River
Forest Park
Weepah to Turn Into Tent City
In Tonopah Nevada the town of Weepah readies for a flood of gold seekers. Two thousand embryo prospectors were forecast to arrive as 64 tents housed about 260 people and 100 more tents were staked for the expected influx.
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Weepah
Tent City
Tonopah
Shortage of Funds Halts Cleveland Justice Efforts
Mar 19 reports say a federal funds shortage cripples Cleveland justice work including the probe of the Pennsylvania Ohio beer ring. U S officials note the Senate's failure to pass deficiency appropriations cripples government prosecutions until funds become available after July 1.
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Cleveland
Department of Justice
Score Nabbed in Liquor Cleanup in Ashtabula
More than a score of alleged liquor law violators faced charges of possession and selling as Ashtabula police and deputies conducted raids across the county. By late this afternoon 235 suspects had been arrested, with hundreds of gallons of wine, liquor, and mash seized.
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Ashtabbula
Ashtabula
Appeal Filed Next Week in Warden Thomas Case
Columbus reports an appeal in the state supreme court on behalf of Warden Thomas of the Ollo penitentiary following a Franklin county appellate ruling. Atty. BF TL Mita of Canton. Patrick McDermott in the penitentiary. Attorney General Turner to receive the appellate journal entry text before filing. Atty. M. Bridge represents Miles. the appeal may be filed if the supreme court allows. Details hinge on private interviews and potential confession timing.
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Columbus
Mar
State Supreme Court
Thomas
Ollo
Franklin Co
Atty. BF. TL
Mita
Canton
Patrick McDermott
Atty
J. CG
Turner
Appellate Court Journal
M. M. Bridge
Miles
Joseph Gedown
Neat
Ouley
McDermott
Meiers
Elaine Add Tians
On Ki
Metlett
Pibliiaker
Dla
Regiuent
Man Arrested for DUI After City Crash
I Zubey of 2597 Tuscarawan Street was arrested on a charge of driving while intoxicated after his vehicle collided with Vincent Cociepeoll at Sta at and Cherry avenues. A street car rear end swung around near 6th and Market, striking Michael Kemetz’s car at 1511 9th Ave SW. Another collision occurred at 9th and Cleveland, involving Homer and G Hermans, with damage reported.
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I. Vi. Zubey
Tuscarawan W
Vincent Cociepeoll
Staat and
Cherry Av
Market Av N
Oftchael Kemetz
Edsel Ford Blackmail Case Aimed at Ford Family
In Mar 13 case in Gulfport Mie a man faced charges of attempting blackmail Edsel Ford. The suspect allegedly wrote letters from Detroit Toledo and New Orleans demanding money in exchange for information about the probable death of Ford’s 14 year old son. The letters were believed to have been sent to Ford in a county jail context.
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Gulfpoont
Mie
Mar
Betrott
Mr. Ford
Wonost Incumbent Hiram Hingham Comment on 193? Election
A report quotes Senator Hiram Hingham of Connecticut praising Feelidge as the strongest Republican candidate in recent years and predicting a likely victory if she runs for high office. The remarks reflect internal party dynamics during the campaign period.
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Feelidge
Hiram Hingham
Camnecticut
Terris
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