Capone Arrives On Time For U S Beer Inquiry
Scarface Al Capone, famed Chicago beer racketeer, testified before a federal grand jury in Chicago after arriving punctually at 10 am. He walked into the federal building flanked by lawyers as police watched closely for potential retaliation amid the ongoing beer-running probe. Capone spent the night in Chicago Heights and consulted with his counsel while authorities prepared to Question him about the demoralization of Chicago Heights.
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United Press
Chicago
Scarface
al” Capone
Florida
Capone
U. S. District Attorney's Office
Detective Bureau
John McGinnis
Grand Jury
Chicago Heights
Capone Beer
Daniel Anderson
Cicero
Anderson
Grand
Alphonse
Joseph Doria
Doria
Federal Grand Jury
Slater Investigates Horst Club Case Moves On
Ora Slater a Cincinnati detective and Joy Horst Orrville marshal left Wooster with Melvin Horst missing for three months. They declined to name their destination while pursuing a new clue. A motion for a new Arnold trial in a child stealing case was set for Friday.
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Wooster
Arnolds
Con‘leted
Johnston Fight May End Today in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City March 20 The senate court of impeachment weighs Johnston’s fate after six weeks of trial. Acquittal or conviction could end a two year political revolt centered on Henry S Johnston and his confidential secretary Mamie Hammonds.
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Oklahoma City
Henry S. Johnston
Mamie Hammonds
Senate
Johnston
Hammonds
Mabel Normand in serious condition with lung infection
Hollywood March 20 Mabel Normand the screen comedienne faces a likely move to a sanitarium after an x ray showed both lungs infected and the illness serious. Dr E C Fishbaugh said she is kept in seclusion and has not left her bed since January. Her husband Lew Cody is under care at a health resort nearby with a nervous breakdown.
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Hollywood
Mabel Normand
Screen Comedienne
E. C. Fishbaugh
Lew Cody
San Bernardino
Mayor Silent On Court Order For Airport Bonds
City officials expect a court order to compel Mayor C C Curtis to sign airport bonds amid illness. A writ and mandamus are anticipated after council approved the measure. petitions seek a referendum for fall elections, with filing deadlines and certification to the county board of elections.
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C. C. Curtis
City Legal Department
A. W. Agler
James E. Kinnison
Harrisburg Rd
County Board of Elections
Police Link Rum Trade Probe Ties Brooklyn Officers
Police Commissioner Grover Whalen orders an inquiry into reports of Brooklyn police links to bootleggers. A wounded Patrolman Daniel J Maloney died from a gun battle at Owl's Head Tavern as bootleg suspects Charles Higgins Paul Eckert and Thomas Kilduff are held. Sergt McGarty earns departmental recognition for halting the gunfight.
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United Press
New York
Brooklyn
Grover Whalen
Whalen
Owl's Head
Daniel J. Maloney
Charles MccGarry
Maloney
Charles Higgins
Paul Eckert
Thomas Kilduff
Thomas Connell
Owl's Head Tavern
Sergt
McGarty
Commissioner Whalen
Knucks Down is Cry Marble Season Opens
Spring ushers marble season as Woodland School champ James Hale with 150 marbles faces rival John Reed from Cottage Place aiming to seize the lead. Milestone counts and street corner chatter mark the city’s hunt for marbles this season.
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James Joseph Hale
15Th St NW
Woodland School
John Reed
Cottage Pl
James
Mexico Cavalry Leads Rebel Army Pursuit
United Press reports in Mexico City that three federal columns totaling about 4500 cavalry were concentrated at Tocreon to push the insurgents in Chihuahua. Gen Lazaro Cardenas will command the advance while Gen J Gonzales Escobar is accused of looting Torreon banks of about 510000 and fleeing with merchandise.
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United Press
Mexico City
Tocreon
Chihuahua
Lazaro Cardenas
Presidencia
J. Gonzales Escobar
Torreon
Plutarco Elias Calles
Thousand thrills await for Ocean City fishing trip
A local youngster is set to spend a funded summer trip to Ocean City to witness and learn big sea fishing. The bright prospect promises experiences of thousands of fish in one haul and tales to tell back home.
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Ocean City
Canton
Ocean Resort
Explosion at Sun Oil plant sparks mass town fire
A huge oil still exploded at the Sun Oil Co plant in Marcus Hook causing a massive fire that burned scores of homes from Wilmington to Philadelphia. One man was killed six burned and one more likely fatally burned as residents across a wide area rushed to fight the flames.
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Camden
N. J
Sun Oil Co
Marcus Hook
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Picking Tammany Leader Becomes New York News
In New York on March 20, debate over selecting a Tammany Hall leader dominates local chatter. Smith accuses Republicans of job allocations while Roosevelt concentrates on Albany politics, leaving Walker and the public unsure who will gain influence.
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New York
United States
Tammany Hall
News
Tammany
Smith
Jimmy Walker
Roosevelt
Albany
Man Confesses Murder In Chicago Mystery
Stanley Reichel, 28, admits killing William Blake with a monkey wrench behind his Chicago home. He led detectives to the battered body and claims racketeer extortion plots fueled his crime in a bid for heroism in his sweetheart's eyes.
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Chicago
Stanley Reichel
Reichel
William Blake
Hardy's Trial Date Set Soon
Sacramento reports the California senate will set a date for the impe achment trial of Superior Judge Carlos 8. Hardy of Los Angeles and decide how much of the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping tale to recount. The senate overruled most objections to four of five impeachment articles, with the fifth about issuing admission tickets to William Edward Hickman’s murder trial stricken 23 to 14.
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Sacramento
Cal
California State Senate
Carlos 8. Hardy
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Hardy
Senate
William Edward Hickman
Foch Dies At 77 In Paris After Battle With Illness
Paris dispatch reports Field Marshal Ferdinand Foch supreme Allied commander in World War I died at his home at 5 55 p m Paris time aged 77 His death followed heart disease and uremia after a long battle and a priest was summoned to administer the last rites Earlier bulletins noted a more comfortable night and a clear chest with a slight fever Observers noted the priest’s visit and the world watched for news on the famed strategist’s condition.
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United Press Staff
Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Three Known Dead In Canadian National Train Crash
In Drocourt Ontario, a head on collision between the Vancouver bound and Toronto bound Nationals left three identified dead Conductor Barstead Brakeman Ferguson and an unnamed newsboy with unknown injuries. One car fire feared for occupants.
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Parry Sound
Ont
Canadian National Railways
Drocourt
Here
Barstead
Ferguson
Vancouver
Chaplin Returns to Studio After Ptomaine Illness
Char lie Chaplin, film comedian, is expected to resume work on his picture today after a month long halt due to ptomaine poisoning. He was resting in Coronado for a week and has now returned to his Beverly Hills home.
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Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Beverly Hills
Coronado
Court setback as divorce suit shifts to Alencon
Mrs Eleanor White Belding of Dayton and Chicago filed for divorce from George H. Belding after Versailles court refused to hear the case. She charges desertion and ongoing refusal to resume married life. Belding’s castle in Normandy was cited as establishing a legal residence to advance Alencon court jurisdiction.
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Paris
Versailles Court
Eleanor White Belding
Dayton
Chicago
Alencon Court
George H. Belding
Belding
Normandy
Communists Roundup Targets Bombay and India Industrial Areas
Last night and today raids across Bombay and other strategic points in India led to arrests of eight Communist leaders with more expected. Industrial plants especially cotton mills were closed for the day as raids targeted homes railway union headquarters Communist newspapers and organization headquarters.
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Bombay
India
Pink limousine figures in divorce battle in Chicago
In Chicago on March 20 a Persian pink limousine with gold doorknobs and young women in one piece bathing suits features in a divorce suit by 64 year old Sarah W Brown Deynzer against 34 year old husband Mig Deynzer. He counters with a cross bill alleging marital strain after she paid 11000 for the car and forced him to ride in it. A witness said bathing suits were worn at a party but no disorderly conduct occurred. She claims the party window peep shows a disorderly scene though a witness called it a girlish prank. Ad page for fur.
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Sarah W. Brown Deynzer
Mig. Deynzer
Jack Weynzer
Cross
Deynter
Edwin Platt
Deynzer
Platt
Alliance Man Shot and Robbed on Lonely Road
Alfred Davis a 20 year old Alliance man and manager of the Alliance bureau of The Canton Daily News is recovering from bullet wounds after being shot by a bandit early this morning. Davis was shot on a lonely road toward Harrisburg and was taken to Mercy Hospital with wounds to his neck body and right arm. Lloyd Hoover 21 of Akron is charged with shooting with intent to kill and highway robbery. Hoover admitted the shooting to Prosecutor Henry W Harter jr and was arrested at the bus terminal at 24th Street and Walnut Ave SE.
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Alfred Davis
Alliance College
Davis
Lloyd Hoover
Akron
Common Pleas Court
Alliance
Mercy Hospital
Alliance Bureau
Canton Daily News
Mt. Union College
Harrisburg
Hazel Pl
Hoover
Henry W. Harter, Jr
24 St
Walnutay SE
Segrave and Wood Sail for World Speedboat Record
In MAMNI BEACH Florida on March 20 Maj H O D Segrave and Gar Wood prepared for a world speedboat record attempt in Biscayne Bay. Segrave piloting Miss England aims to surpass Wood's 92.838 mph with a new 900 horsepower mahogany craft while Wood tests Miss America VII and seeks to better the 104 mph Miss America VI mark.
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Mamni Beach
Fla
Biscayne Bay
Maj
H. O. D. Segrave
Gar Wood
Wood
Segrave
Daytona
Detroit River
Heflin Speech Banned in Bangor City Hall
U.S. Senator J Thomas Heflin was barred from speaking at Bangor City Hall after local officials denied a permit citing potential sectarian or racial tensions. The move followed prior bans on his appearances in Brockton and Portland.
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Bangor
U. A
J. Thomas Heflin
Brock Mass
Bangor City Hall
Heflin
Portland
Donovan Returns to Washington to Practice Law
Colt William J. Donovan former assistant to the attorney general returned to Washington from New Mexico to practice law. He was a luncheon guest at the White House yesterday.
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Washington
Colt William J. Donovan
Philippines
New Mexico
White House
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Common Pleas
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By Raspeh Heinzen
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Versailles
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Hy Lnited Press
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