Tacna Arica settlement seen as Bolivia gain possible
Bolivia may gain Tacna and Arica as settlement nears final stages after a technical good offices move by Peru and Chile. The arbitral referendum is deemed impracticable, with national honor driving settlement and many Chilean settlers in the provinces complicating repatriation and voting.
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Washington
Bolivia
Tacna
Arica
Chile
Peru
United States
Alsace-Lorraine
Nce
Switzerland
South America
Pershing
Tacnarica
Lenel Refuses to surrender cellar keys amid police chief dismissal
Former Police Chief Lengel admitted before the Civil Service Commission Friday night that he keeps keys to the safety building cellar. He described stored items as recovered goods liquor and other stuff from raids. Lengel said he would not hand over the keys on advice of his lawyer and claims no responsibility unless it comes to his knowledge.
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Saranus A. Lengel
Lengel
Civil Service Commission
James Amerman
Abt
Martin
Amerman
Harry Bouklias
Four Burned as Vat Breaks at Procter and Gamble
Cincinnati march 27 four men at Procter and Gamble Ivorydale were burned when a 250000 pound capacity settling vat broke spilling gly cerene ice and water. The injured Andrews J Schranck 33 Charles Stewart 36 Clifford McGugin 44 Edward Wright 54 years old.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Procter & Gamble Co
Ivorydale
Andrews J. Schranck
Charles Stewart
Clifford McGugin
Edward Wright
Three Injured In Traffic Smashes In Cleveland
Three men were in hospitals today with fractured skulls after traffic crashes in Cleveland. Elmer Anderson a boiler fireman was hit when his street car struck his automobile. Michael Moran was injured when a street car collided with his car and John Cramer was struck by an automobile.
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Cleveland
Mar
Elmer Anderson
Michael Moran
John Cramer
Milk Co Sales Manager Injured In Headon Crash
H. W. Poorman of the Sanitary Milk Co. sustained a fractured leg in a head on collision while returning home for lunch. He was taken to Mercy hospital after witnesses reported a colorfully described car fled the scene. The incident occurred near Edgefield on the North Canton road.
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H. W. Poorman
Sanitary Milk Co
Mercy Hospital
Poorman
Glenwood
North Canton
Cherry
Edgefield
North Canton Road
B. Beveley
L. T. Lewis
Lewis
F. A. Hansen
12Th St NW
Hansen
Senior Survivor Of Shenandoah To Command Los Angeles
Lt. Commander C. E. Rosendahl, senior surviving officer of the Shenandoah wreck, is named commander of the Los Angeles, sister ship to the Shenandoah. He was at Lakehurst after the disaster and will take command when Capt. George W. Steele moves to the Pittsburgh. Capt. E. S. Jackson leads Lakehurst.
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Washington
Mar
C. E. Rosendahl
Ohio
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Tosendahl
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
George W. Steele
Pittsburgh
E. S. Jackson
Lakehurst
Bandits Kidnap Gas Station Attendant in Dayton
Three bandits kidnapped and robbed Edward Stonerock, a gas station attendant, early today in Dayton Ohio. He was forced to surrender $35 and was dropped off in the downtown area after being held in a car’s rear seat.
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Dayton
Edward Stonerock
Pocketbook Lost in 5 and 10 Cent Store
Edna Gardner Vine reports losing a pocketbook at a local 5 and 10 cent store. The item contained a check payable to Vine for 114 dollars. Police were notified Saturday and search for the missing article continues.
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Edna Vine
Edna Gardner Vine
Charges Dismissed in Mason and Bunch Gambling Case
Judge A Talmadge Snyder dismissed gambling charges against Will Mason and Joe Bunch of 814 Cherry SE on Saturday morning in court.
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Will Mason
Joe Bunch
Cherry
A. Talmadge Snyder
RUMMER FINED BEN PELLUM ON LIQUOR CHARGE
Ben Pellum of Rear Twenty One Thompson Street was found guilty by Judge A Talmadge Snyder on Saturday morning for violating the Crabbe act. He was fined 125 dollars plus costs.
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Ben Pellum
Thompson
A. Talmadge Snyder
Bandit Probe Shifts to Cleveland from New York
Investigators broaden the Whittemore gang case as the probe moves to Cleveland. Baltimore and New York detectives travel to Ohio after Mrs. Edna Condon Unkelbach names two members believed to be in Cleveland.
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New York
Whittemore Bandit
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York City
Ohio City
Edna Condon Unkelbach
Willie
Mystery note gives new lead in Volpe murder probe
Cleveland police and county prosecutors pursue an anonymous note claiming killer credit in the Samuel Volpe murder. Detectives sweep Cleveland's Little Italy for the note sender as officials renew hope of solving the slaying of the Canton contractor found frozen in Pepper Pike.
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Volpe
Cuyahoga Co
Samuel Volpe
Canton
Pepper Pike Village
Jacob Graut
Cleveland
John Luthringer
Charles Cavolo
Cleveland Detective Department
Blackhand Squad
East Side
Little Italy
Chief Grant
Silicia
Toledo
Grant Sunday
Cooperation editorial on Hill focusing on Carnegie Ford and power
Napoleon Hill editorial on Cooperation explains Carnegie's wealth formula and Ford's power. The piece urges sharing the concept for study in schools, sales rooms, and workplaces, highlighting cooperation as a universal principle behind success. It promotes the Sunday News as a small price for insight.
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Ill
Napoleon Hill
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Ford
Fund shortage shock hits Mansfield insurance trust
Examiners report shortages nearing 100000 in books of the Mansfield based Great American Mutual Indemnity company. State Insurance Commissioner Conn placed in charge by Franklin county appellate court ruling this week. no definite statement on financial condition expected for several days.
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Columbus
Mar
Great American Mutual Indemnity Company
Mansfield
Conn
Franklin County
Detroit violence leaves three dead and six wounded
In Detroit few hours last night and today a wave of confrontations left three dead, three dying, and three wounded. Victims include Leroy Coble a streetcar conductor and George Dallas a restaurant owner. officers exchanged fire during robberies and arrests.
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Detroit
Angelo Constan
Dallas
Boyd Badour
Cable
Tony Fanara
Wm. Hill
Badour
Cobl
Juvenile court sentences two in delinquency case
Joe Clutter was sentenced by Juvenile Judge Deal to 80 days in the workhouse and a $25 fine with costs for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Carl Englehart received a $25 fine and costs. Several other cases were disposed of unofficially at the juvenile court session.
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Joe Clutter
Deal
Carl Englehart
Two Men Sentenced to 25 Years Each in Ohio Robbery Case
James S. Madden and Harry E. Duncan were sentenced to minimum twenty five years at hard labor in the Ohio State penitentiary for complicity in the Columbus Delaware and Marion Electric Co hold up of January eleventh. Judge Charles L. Justice overruled motions for new trials before delivering the sentences.
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Marion
Ohio State Penitentiary
James S. Madden
Columbus
Harry EB. Duncan
Zanesville
Columbus, Delaware
Marion Electric Co
Common Pleas
Charles L. Justice
Fire destroys G. W. Robinson store and Hamilton Spectator building
A fire in Hamilton Ontario today wiped out the G. W. Robinson department store and the Hamilton Spectator building. The estimated loss stands at 1,000,900 dollars.
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Hamilton
Ont
G. W. Robinson
Hamilton Spectator
Change desired in Canton police by safety chief
James A. Rice, Canton safety director and ally of Mayor Stanford M. Swarts, told the Civil Service Commission that voters want a police department reorganization and new leadership. He argued change should begin at the head of the force, defending the administration’s aims amid charges and defense claims at the hearing.
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James A. Rice
Stanford M. Swarts
Canton
Civil Service Commission
Canton Police Department
Rice
8S A. Lengel
Swarts
Cone
Oscar M. Abt
Director Rice
James Allardice
Violators Face Fines For Liquor Violations
John Yoder was fined 400 dollars and costs by Judge McBride after pleading guilty to possessing liquor. A jug of moonshine was found in a foreign hall near United Alley offices. August Oberdoerster and a bottle found abandoned near Congress Lake led to a 100 dollar fine for transporting liquor.
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John Yoder
McBride
United Alley
Yoder
August Oberdoerster
Congress Lake
Stillman Couple Return From Riviera Trip to Paris
Mr and Mrs James A Stillman arrived in Paris smiling after a Riviera holiday They plan to depart for London the next day then return to the United States after a month abroad Mrs Stillman said they are having a glorious time in Paris this momentous visit concludes with hopes of continued travels.
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Paris
Mar
James A. Stillman
The
Riviera
High Spots in Rice's Views on Department Chief Lengel
James H. Rice reports on mayoral concerns urging change in department leadership. Testimony cited officers Guthrie Beazle Miller and others detailing friction under Lengel and brutal incidents including Mrs. Kizman Katana and Eli Boyer, arguing enforcement failures.
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Beazle
Miller
Lengel
Rodgers Defends Lengel
Bernard W. Rodgers argues Lengel should lead again. He says Lengel was hampered by safety directors and unfairly treated. The piece blames politics for department failure, not Lengel’s leadership.
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Bernard W. Rodgers
Lengel
Hel
Speeder Fined In Court On Tuscarawas Street
Co K Jones 1016 Struble av NE was fined ten dollars and costs after Judge Snyder found him guilty of speeding, charged with driving 35 miles an hour on Tuscarawas st W during Saturday morning court session.
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Co. K. Jones
Snyder
Jones
Tuscarawas St
Two Tires Stolen From Buildings On Saturday
Thieves stole two tires reported Saturday. One tire belonged to Norman Duble of 805 22d St NB and the other to E. C. Staple of the Union Metal on.
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Norman Duble
E. C. Staple
Union Metal On
Navy secretary appoints Admiral Washington court martial president
Secretary of the Navy has named Rear Admiral Thomas Washington commandant of the 12th Naval District in San Francisco as president of the court martial to try Colonel Alexander Williams. Williams faces charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct filed by Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler.
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Washington
Mar
Secretary of Navy
Wilbur
Thomas Washington
12Th Naval District
San Francisco
Col
Alexander Williams
Smediley Butler
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