Sinking of I'm Alone roils Gulf coast patrol clash debated
British ambassador Sir Esme Howard sought a full report from the state department on the sinking of the auxiliary schooner I'm Alone by coast guard boats after the captain refused a search. Admiral Billard backed coast guard actions calling the schooner a notorious rum runner and said officers involved acted within rights.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Sir Esme Howard
State Department
I’m
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Esme
William R. Castle, Jr
Howard
Gulf
F. C. Billard
Billard
Walcott
Dexter
Atlantic
Jones law praised as advance in enforcing 18th amendment
Senator Simeon D. Fess in Toledo lauded the Jones law as a logical step toward enforcing Prohibition. He argued passage of the measure curbs bootlegging and rum running, noting bootleggers fear penitentiaries more than fines.
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Toledo
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Sen
Fess
Marshal Sheppey
Congress
Treasury lists 4129 dry agents in 27 districts
Washington March 23 The treasury made public the names of 4129 workers in the prohibition service under a Wagner resolution. The list covers 27 city districts with 3349 under civil service and 780 on temporary appointments.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Treasury
Sen. Wagner
New York
Prohibition Service
Senate
Federal
Diry Enforcement Bureau
Kidnapers Sentenced in Chicago Case
Angelo Petitti and Andrew Capellano received 20 year terms from Judge Gentze for abducting 10 year old Billy Ranieri. The boy was taken to Bourbonnais Illinois and released after the panic. The case exposed Mafia methods in Chicago's Sicilian community.
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Chicago
Robert E. Gentze
Angelo Petitti
Andrew Cappellano
Billy Ranieri
Bourbonnais
Dover Mayor Groh Awaits Ouster Charge After Bribery Claim
Dover mayor Peter J. Groh, free on 10000 bond, awaits ouster action by State Prohibition Commissioner Beetham after allegedly taking 50 from Prohibition Inspector Edward Little to shield liquor shipments. Groh, defending his innocence, refused to resign and held a court session for local violators, with attorney Russell C. Bowers in his corner.
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Dover
Peter J. Groh
Liberty
Rupert R. Beetham
Groh
Edward Little
Dayton
Little
E State St
Russell C. Bowers
Russell E. Groh
D. H. Downey
Italy Votes On Chamber Today
Rome March 23 Italy faces a unique election in which voters must approve or reject a single 400 candidate fascist ticket for the chamber of deputies. The ballot offers only yes or no options with no individual races.
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Italy
Chamber Today
New York World News Service
Rome
Garibaldi
Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Grand Council
Theater Management Shifts At Cleveland And Akron
On March 23 R L Jones assistant manager at the Stillman Theater will move to the new Loew s Theater in Akron on April 20. The announcement outlines several changes in management across local Loew s theaters in Ohio.
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Cleveland
R. L. Jones
Stillman
Loew's
Akron
Mine Blast Blamed On planted Bomb Kinloch Mine
Kinloch mine explosion at Valley Camp Coal Co in Par-nassus Pennsylvania killed 46 miners with one unaccounted for. Company president James A Paisley said a planted bomb caused the blast near the entrance while others blamed a conveyor accident. About 300 workers were in the mine. several were injured.
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Parnassus
Kinloch
Valley Camp Coal Co
James A. Paisley
Paisley
Airport bonds signed by Mayor Curtis and fair under way
City officials announce that Mayor Curtis signed the airport bonds while the 1929 county fair is underway. Industrial accidents rose last year and Canton income tax returns increased in 1929. A court wrangle looms over the airport referendum petitions. Mt. Union named five outstanding students. Page 1 Section 3 will feature full reports with photographs.
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Curtis
Canton
Mt. Union
Rockefeller Sues Over Tax on Church Property in Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller Jr. filed suit in Cleveland to restrain collection of 15 605 dollars in taxes on the former Euclid Avenue Baptist Church property for 1926. He says the church occupied the property from January 1, making it tax exempt.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
John A. Zangerle
Alexander Bernstein
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller
Battle in Mazatlan as rebels attack from land sea and air
Mexican forces under Gen Cruz press siege at Mazatlan with 2000 federal troops defending against 3000 to 3500 rebel attackers. Progresso shelling rebel positions while rebel aircraft fly overhead as night fighting continues near the Pacific port city.
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Mexico City
Mazatlan
Cruz
Presidencia
Carrillo
Progresso
Jaime Carrillo
Order U. S. Warship To Battle Scene
SAN DIEGO Cal March 23 The destroyer Robert Smith hurriedly left its base here late today, reports say it had been ordered to Mazatlan Sinaloa Mexico to protect American lives and property endangered by fighting there.
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San Diego
Cal
Robert Smith
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Mexico
Rebels Run Short Of Funds Arms El Paso March 23
Dispatches from Chihuahua and Coahuila report Mexican rebel leaders short of money and ammunition. General J Gonzalo Escobar, commander in chief, could raise about 20000 civilian troops in the two states if equipped, but no guns remain in reserve and arming more men is doubtful.
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EL Paso
Tex
Ndvices
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Mexico
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Man Dies by Suicide in Cleveland Home
Saul B. Goldreich, 63, reportedly deemed too old to work, ended his life by hanging in the basement of his Cleveland residence. His body was discovered by his wife Mathilda Goldreich.
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Cleveland
Saul B. Goldricc
Foch's Body Lies In State Beneath Arc de Triomphe
Paris March 23 The body of Marshal Ferdinand Foch lies in state tomorrow beneath the Arc de Triomphe beside the unknown soldier's tomb Paris will pass the catafalque to pay homage Enmity between Clemenceau and Poincare may end at the bier Pershing invited as pallbearer along with War Minister Painleve and other high officials
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Foch
Arc de Triomphe
Paris
Ferdinand Foch
France
Catafalque
Georges Clemenceau
Tiger
Raymond Poincare
The
Republic
Poincare
Clemenceau
Church of the Invalides
Mme. Foch
John J. Pershing
Paul Painleve
Senate to stay in session on farm relief and tariff
Senator Watson of Indiana as Republican Senate leader, after meeting with President Hoover, said Congress will remain in session for a long battle over farm relief and tariff revision, with a hard fight anticipated on the sugar schedule. Hoover urged tariff revision be limited at the extra session and reported house leaders backing it but expect Senate resistance.
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New York World News Service
Washington
James FE. Watson
Indiana
Senate
Hoover
Congress
House
Youth Is Sought After Missing 14 Year Old
Cuyahoga Falls Ohio March 23 Police search for James H Donnelly a 14 year old high school student and heir to 75000 missing from his home six days. His aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs George W Donnelly cannot provide a motive or leads to his whereabouts.
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Cuyahoga Falls
James H. Donnelly
George W. Donnelly
Hoover awaits Stimson before cleanup begins
Washington March 25 President Hoover awaits the arrival of Henry L Stimson his secretary of state for the biggest upheaval of the new administration Three weeks old The former secretary of war will arrive in Washington Monday afternoon Resignations of the heads of all diplomatic missions abroad are in the hands of the president He believes many posts will be accepted and no post is small enough to be a dumping ground for political favors He aims to extend goodwill moves with a new personnel and changes will run across the state department
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New York World News Service
Washington
Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
State Department
Court of St
Orrville distraction as rail worker questioned over missing boy
An Orrville railroad conductor, questioned for three hours at police headquarters, was released Saturday night in the Melvin Horst disappearance case. The probe drew in private detectives from Cleveland and officials, with new evidence expected to shape grand jury timing. The Arnold brothers face sentencing Monday.
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Orrville
Melvin Horst
Pennsylvania Yards
Canton
John
Peg
Stevens
Millersburg
Carl Cagle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Earl W. Hexamer
Ed M. Swope
Massillon
H. A. McGrath
Ralph Darling
Cleveland
Cagle
Walter J. Mougey
Marion Graven
Wayneco
Wooster
Wayne Co
Mougey
Graven
Common Pleas
George A. Starn
Elias
Arthur Arnold
Horst Boy
Ora M. Slater
Ace
Cincinnati
Arnolds
Basle security tight as authorities bar international communist demo
Basle Switzerland braces for a planned anti fascist protest with federal and cantonal forces deploying infantry cavalry and bicycle corps to block radicals from France Germany and Switzerland within a 15 mile radius.
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Basle
Switzerland
Floods Sweep Five States Leaving 16 Dead
Spring floods hit Alabama Georgia Kentucky Tennessee and Illinois as rain swollen rivers rose and towns faced evacuations stalled trains and flooded properties. Kentucky and Tennessee suffered the worst losses with the Cumberland and Emory valleys overwhelmed and more rainfall warnings issued while the Mississippi near Quincy Illinois flooded farmland.
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United Press
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennesse
Illinois
Sivateen
Tennessee
Cumberland
Emory
Chattahoochee
Coosa
Canton's Warm Saturday Amid Spring Forecast Rain Alert
Weather observer Carl Meyer notes a pleasant Saturday with a peak 72 degrees and a 60 barometer reading, while warning that rain could arrive Sunday. Cantonians shopped in warm calm conditions, but Meyer warned of possible rain in the air as spring advanced.
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Kid
Carl Meyer
Mercury
Canton
Bomb Threat Probe by Cincinnati Detectives Arrives in Columbus
Five detectives under Cal Crim of the Crim Detective Agency arrived in Columbus to investigate bombing threats against dry cleaning establishments. Ora Slater will assist. Crim spoke with the governor but gave no details. The inquiry follows a price cutting war that led to threats against firms resisting old prices.
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Ora Slater
Ohio
Columbus
Cal Crim
Crim Detective Agency
Cincinnati
Crim
Governor's
Ohio State Association of Cleaners
Invention Bared Cincinnati Gyropter Unveiled
On March 23, Charles E. Lay of Blue Ash announced a new gyropter airplane. The machine features four horizonally revolving blades and promises direct takeoff and landing capabilities.
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Cincinnati
Charles E. Lay
Blue Ash
The Canton Daily News Boosts National Marble Tournament
The paper promotes a Canton contestant in the National Marble Tournament to be held in Ocean City. The winner will travel in a Pullman car, stay in a grand resort, compete with top marble players, and be crowned king of Canton and possibly the United States. The paper commits to covering travel and camp expenses.
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Ocean City
N. J
Canton Daily News
Nament
Canton
Atlantic
United States
The
Ocean
Launch search for lost plane in New York to Norfolk
Officials of Curtis Flying Service plan a wide air search for a Sikorsky amphibian missing since Friday en route from Norfolk to New York. The pilot was Harry Smith with mechanics Robert Boyd Frank Abel and T Raymond Finucane among aboard. Coast guard war and navy departments joined the search with boats from Norfolk and planes from Anacostia.
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New York World News Service
New York
Army
Navy
Here
Hampton Roads
Curtis Flying Service
Norfolk
George A. Weis
Curtiss
Roosevelt Fields
Sikorsky
Miami
Fla
Harry Smith
Robert Boyd
Frank Abel
T. Raymond Finucane
Rochester
Thomas W. Finucane Corp
Curtiss Field
Curtiss Flying Service
Smith
War and Navy Departments
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Anacostia
Grocers Robbed. Proprietor Wounded in Columbus HoldUp
Two bandits raided a Columbus grocery on March 23 fleeing with several hundred dollars. Proprietor Justice Brown was shot near the heart and taken to University Hospital in serious condition. Police searched for suspects as doctors treated the wounded grocer.
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Columbus
Justice Brown
University Hospital
Classified Help Wanted in The Canton Daily News
Wanted wallpaper to clean rooms and dining rooms. Living room with amber beads between market and Fort Wayne Station. Paved yard 1 to 3 acres. New double garage plastered electric. Lost tuner tool chest between 10th and Woodland NW 1400 block. For rent. Wanted window display menu experienced only.
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10Th
Woodland NW
Dove Buffet Opens Daily with Courteous Service
Advert reads Dove Buffet as always open and ready to serve with wonderful food at popular prices. It also promotes Cane ton Storage Co. and Moving Day services promising expert help to ease moves.
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Caneton Storage Co
Adv
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