Easter Observances Begin Amid Cold Conditions Parade Planned Despite Wet Weather
Sunrise services launch the Easter program as cold, damp conditions threaten outdoor displays. Churches plan sunrise rites, baptisms, confirmations, and special ceremonies. The International Society of Christian Endeavor and the Federation of Christian Classes oversee gatherings at Meyers Park and Grace Anglican Church. Snow and rain were forecast with clouds lingering through the day.
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Megan
Meyers Park
Graceangelical Church
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Valle
Federation of Mensible Classes
Canton
Prohibition Enforcement Sparks nationwide controversy
Reports detail intensified Prohibition actions including the sinking of the Tm Alone by Canadian authorities and multiple raids nationwide. A woman killed in Aurora and a congressman from Tennessee indicted in Jacknowell highlight the volatile crackdown.
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United Press Prohibition
Coast Guard
Arera
United States Coast Guard
Aurora
Til
Titneis
Jacknowell
Fla
New York
W.M. Morgan
Songrensman
Ohio
Fake bank holdup plot exposed near West Alexandria
Dayton dispatch reports Sheriff Robert Blank said Sherman Mills cashier of the First National Bank West Alexandria plotted a 40000 shortfall through a fake holdup. Lawrence Kreider confessed involvement and Mills shot himself March 18 when state examiners arrived to check accounts.
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Sherman Mills
First National Banke
West Alexandria
Here
Robert Blank
Lawrence Kreider
Jal Mills
Sheriff Blank
Kreider
Husband shoots after wife quarrel in Hamilton
James A. Robinson a 49 year old Pennsylvania Railroad detective lies in critical condition after being shot twice below the heart by his father in law Orville Cameron. Cameron says Robinson went to his home to see his separated wife Elizabeth Robinson and drew a revolver when he refused to desist. shooting followed a quarrel.
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Hamilton
James A. Robinson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Orville
Cameron
Robin ‘Ton
Elizabeth Robinson
Robinson
Kidnapped Girl Is Sent Home Despite Philadelphia Case
Salesman arrested for taking Philadelphia girl to Charlotte is brought back by detectives Walter Schofield and George Belphis. The party plans to reach Philadelphia tomorrow. Wife dead in Cleveland after husband shot himself following debt or despair.
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Charlotte
New York World News Service
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Detecret
Walter Ik Schofield
George ‘Belphis
Curtis
Devon ‘Ite
Pilgrims pack Rome for Easter celebrations
Rome fills with travelers for Holy Week as crowds from France and other nations converge on St Peters and the venerated Easter rites. Amid transit woes and political backdrops, observers note the era’s tense church state shifts and promises of papal attendance at the basilica.
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New Yash
Eas
Rome
France
Pius 1
St Peters Basilica
Edward Hyden
Raster Simtet
Witaen
St Peters Descilion
Four Die In Plane Crash Near Phoenix Mountain Range
A Phoenix bound from Los Angeles airliner crashed into the San Bernardino mountain range four miles from the city. All four aboard Del Everitt pilot Rex Balke J T Kelly and George Nicenco died. Dense fog hindered rescue and the craft reportedly caught fire immediately.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Standard Air Line
San Bernardine
del Everitt
Rex Balke
J. T. Kelly
George Nicenco
Los Angeles
Everitt
Ines
Matillas
Former Sen Robert Owen urges Fed to end stock speculation
Washington March 30 Former Senator Robert L Owen of Oklahoma ex chairman of the banking and currency committee when the Federal Reserve Act was enacted joined with former colleagues including Senator Glass in demanding that the Federal Reserve Board stop stock speculation and curb market activity.
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Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Sena
Federal
Sen. Glass
Federal Reserve Board
Americans Kick on Capital Ban
London dispatch reports American stockholders from General Electric Co. pledge renewed opposition to British policy excluding American capital. They seek a conference with Sir Hugo Hirst to protect property rights and counter government actions harming GE’s Britain operations. In Ohio a kidnapping case and unrest prompt police searches as federal forces move toward the Tehachapi region.
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London
Sir Hugo Hirst
Thomas J. Chadbourne
Swope
General Electric Co., Ltd
Great Britain
Hugo Monday
Selberate
Britain
Radio
U S Position on Sinking Calfin Schooner debated
Washington dispatch reports that if international tribunals rule on the sinking of the Calfin auxiliary schooner I m Alone the decision is likely to go against the United States government. The view reflects close study of national law at the capital.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Teibuns
Oast
United States
Clock Prank Ties City Hall Clock to Ventilating Pipe
Lancaster March 30. A prank by a passerby halted the city hall tower clock and tied the hands to a ventilating pipe. Officials say the act touched political concerns as discussions over reserve funds and a federal reserve board move continue. The incident drew attention amid debates on the legality of the reserve bank law.
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National City Bank
New York Fedeeral Reserve. Bank
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Ac Tle
House
Lancaster
Reserve Bank
United
Ender
Glase
Ing
Sam
Calles and Caraveo Clash In Chihuahua Battle
Gen Calles and Gen Caraveo maneuver for position in the Chihuahua engagement as rebels and government forces clash near Jimenez. Both veterans of Mexican revolutionary warfare direct their armies in the high tension confrontation.
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Anshue Constantine
New York World
Canton
ICO
Rebel Attack on Naco Imminent Reported Again
News dispatch from Nogales Sonora states a rebel assault on Naco is imminent with two rebel columns approaching from the south and east. The report cites generals Ramon and Topete amid ongoing warnings of an assault on federal entrenchments.
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Naco
United Press
Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Ramon
Topete
Crash victim dies in auto train collision at Methodist Road Crossing
A crash near the Methodist road crossing left Benen A Aaron, 97, and D F Rutter, Jeweler, 212 Market Ave N, among the dead. The March 21 incident on Berea real estate area led to multiple fatalities.
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Aaron
Wasterdams
Berea
Methodist Rd
Adams
D. F. Rutter
Market Ay
Orrville Fire Siren Signals Mystery Recovery
Orrville residents heard a five minute fire siren on March 30 as Melvin Horst was found safe after a tense search. Rumors of a possible missing child prompted alarms while officials investigated a Terminal Road sighting owned by George Shoup, who was out of town at the time.
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Orrville
Melvin Horst
George Shoup
Shoup
May Free Prisoner Faces Reprieve and Possible Release
A court report notes a prisoner condemned for murder has been reprieved five times and may soon be freed. Attorneys Lathan E. Cook and others indicate that multiple petitions and legal actions point to a potential early release for the convict.
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Russell
Midsa Find” Steel” Co
Lathan E. Cook
Wic
Classified Bits From The Canton Daily News
Read today’s classified section for offers from cleaning services to room rentals. A note highlights a lost solid gold band ring and a gold watch found in the mixed listings.
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Canton’ Daily News
April Fool Day Prank Targets Town Officials and Medals
A chaotic spoof describes threats of murder and hex framed as a prank. It mocks town leaders and veterans by promising honors and harsh punishment for perceived offenses while detailing a mock public spectacle around April 4 with feigned confrontations and a ritual retort of April fool.
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Page Orn Slater
Miners and a woman fined in Athens riot case
Fifteen men and one woman from the mining community in the Hocking Valley were fined 25 and costs each after pleading guilty to rioting linked to mine disturbances. Judge LG Worstall presided in the Canton Pleas Court as details of the case were disclosed.
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Nion
Condon
LG. Worstall
Hocking Valley
Will Sas
Investigation Recommends Justice Dept Probe of 1928 Texas Election
The House Special Investigating Committee, led by Rep. Airback of New Jersey, urged the Justice Department to investigate alleged wholesale fraud in a November 6, 1928 election in Midalgoco Texas after finding the county elector tainted by irregularities.
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House
Justice Department
Tion
Midalgoco
Tex
Rep
Airback
New Jersey
Body Identified as Smith College Student Miss Frances St John Smith
The nude, decomposed body found in the Connecticut River at Longmeadow was identified as Miss Frances St John Smith, a Smith College student missing from New York. An autopsy by Medical Examiner Frederick Jones and Dr Carl A Schillander found drowning as the cause. Dental work confirmed by Dr Carlton Woods matched Miss Smith, while later comparison raised possibility the body could be Miss Alice Corbett of Utica, another Smith College student.
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United Press
Springfield
Mays
Necticut River
Longmeadow
Frances St. John Smith
Smith College
N. Yo
Frederick Jones
Carl A. Schillander
Alice Orbett
Utica
N.Y
Penna
Corbett
Smith “College
Torthampton
Woods
Miss ‘Smith
Miss Smith
St. John Smith
New York
Meritt, Chapman
Public Apathy in Murder Case
Five months after the Rothstein shooting the city police pursue a murder verdict against George Mehot. District Attorney Banton lacks proof for conviction while Justice Levy sets bail at 30000. Public interest fades as officials call it an incidental busy life.
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Election Tay
Rothstein
Bane
George Me
Arnold
Manus
Banton
Warren
Tarkington to Undergo Knife
Novelist and playwright Tarkington plans travel from the Shelburne Hotel to Baltimore for eye surgery at Johns Hopkins Wilmer Institute. Dr. William H. Witmer will perform the operation after a February preliminary procedure showed promising results for regaining normal sight.
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C.booth Tarkington
Shelburne
Baltimore
Youn Hopking Moni
William H. Witmer
Wilmer Eye Institute
Johns Hopkins
Tarkington Il
Mately
Atwater Still Evades Police in Cleveland
March 30 report describes detectives from the county prosecutor's office expanding a search for a missing real estate agent named Atwater in Cleveland. Despite looking in every office and room, the agent has not been found and the search is suspended for now.
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Cleveland
Act
Atwater
Cruise of the Mary Pinchot set for New York voyage
In a fragmentary item a voyage aboard the Mary Pinchot is teased with plans for a sea cruise from New York. The notice mentions weather predictions and river conditions, and urges readers to watch windows for a special announcement and open the wall paper tag as a playful promotion.
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Ionio
Gray
Cairo
Iik
Cumberland
Sulien
Green River
Shawneetown
Tine
York World News Office
Wall Paper
Ton Wall Paper Co
Flood Warning: River to Reach Cairo by Tuesday
A flood warning predicts the river will rise to flood stage near Cairo, Mh, by Tuesday. Residents are advised to monitor forecasts and take precautions as waters approach critical levels.
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