TICKER LAPSES PROFIT-TAKING HITS STOCKS
A volatile stock market opened with a surge to new highs then reversed sharply amid heavy profit taking. Radio and General Motors led declines, with Radio dropping from 194 to 185 and GM sliding from 194 to 187 by close, marking a dramatic intraday reversal and record tape delay.
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Stanley Prenosis
Associated Press
Street
General Motors
American, International
Allied Chemical
Atlantic Refining
Brooklyn
Edison
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Pacif Common
General Electric
International Harvester
Liquid Carbons Schulte
Westingdon Electric
Wright Aeronautical
Yes
General Mo
SLAIN THUG IDENTIFIED AS RINGLE OF JEWELRY HEIST
Special Dispatch reports Lonnie Smokey Morgan, killed during a bank hold up, identified as one of two in the Arcade Jewelry Store robbery in Cincinnati on January 6. Sheriff Sloneker links the dead robber to a Southern Ohio gang and questions a Gary, Indiana, woman identified as Morgan’s wife, Mrs Louise Warren Morgan.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton,co
Lonnie
Smokey” Morgan
Monroe National Bank
Arcade
Cincinnati
A. Rosenbaum
Alfred Bowe
Sloneker
Butler County
Morgan
Sherif Joneker
Gary
Ind
Louise Warren Morgan
Ohio
Trade and industry health diagnosed by eminent specialists
The Commercial Tribune presents the third installment of its survey on trade and industry with assessments by leading experts. Pages ahead offer analysis of business conditions, sector strengths, and challenges facing the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hughes Declines Temporary Chair As GOP Chooses Keynote
New York March 31 Charles E. Hughes has declined to serve as Temporary Chairman of the Republican National Convention in Kansas City. William M. Butler announces the position and keynote speaker will be selected Tuesday. Hughes rests after Pan American duties. Hughes urged to accept keynote if he would rest.
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New York
Charles KE. Hughes
Kansas City
William M. Butler
National Committee
Charles D. Hilles
Hughes
Butler
Havana
Hales
J. Henry Roraback
Connecticut
Lafayette B. Gleason
Teacher's Body Found on Road in Concord Mass
The body of Miss Margaret Stewart, a Worcester teacher at Beverly School for the Deaf, was found on the Cambridge turnpike near Concord. Police suspect murder due to a deep forehead wound and crushed skull. clothing disordered and fur coat ripped. Authorities believe she was killed elsewhere and left by the road after departing Beverly for Boston on Thursday night.
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Concord
Mass
Margaret Stewart
Worcester
Beverly School For the Deaf
Cambridge
Pope appoints Mgr. Bernard Sheil as auxiliary bishop
Rome reports Pope Pius XII has named Mgr. Bernard J. Sheil, chancellor of the Chicago archdiocese, titular bishop of Pege and auxiliary to Cardinal Mundelein, archbishop of Chicago, in a Vatican announcement dated March 31.
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Mundelein
Rome
Pius
Mgr
Bernard J. Sheil
Archdiocese of
Chicago
Pege
Cardinal Mundelein
Investigation of all oil deals under fall planned by Senate
Albert B Fall's testimony on Teapot Dome leases wraps up amid cross examination by government counsel for the Sinclair trial. Fall, weak from illness, testified long from his library as Wright and Pomerene conclude depositions. Senate inquiry may widen to all public domain oil leases by Fall during Harding era.
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Senate
EL Paso
Tex
Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome
Harry ¥. Sinclair
Washington
Sinclair
Fall
Daniel Thew Wright
Atlee Pomerene
Secretary of the Interior
Naval Oil Reserve
Pomerene
Interior Department
Harding
Nye
Briand Note Pushes World Antiwar Pact Effort
Paris replies to Kellogg with a plan for a multilateral antiwar treaty among France Britain Germany Italy and Japan. The note proposes drafting a working basis and seeking adjustments to reconcile existing obligations with new terms while advocating an unconditional pledge in the eventual accord. Kellogg hopeful a satisfactory formula can be found.
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Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Japan
Kellogg
Department
France
Claudel
Paris
Secéready Kelloge
Briand
Lonesome column ties salesman to bigamy case
Francis Gaskins a Hyde Park traveling instrument salesman faced a Mann Act charge after allegedly marrying Miss Gertrude Bergmann of Weehawken. Federal agent William Bolan testified the marriage was authentic. Gaskins admitted uncertainty. Bond set at 500 dollars. hearing scheduled May 1.
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New York
The
Daily Mirror
Francis Gaskins
Griffith Avenue
Hyde Park
Gaskins
United States
Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Florence A. Gaskins
Mr. Bolan
Syracuse
Bergmaark
Bolan
Chattanooga
First Christian Church
Bomb Explodes in 17-Story New York Building Injuring Seven
A blast on West Thirty tenth street and Eighth avenue wrecked the top three floors of a seventeen story building. Seven workers were injured and treated for cuts and shock. one Brooklyn man required hospital care. Police cite garment labor troubles and a recent Eagle workers strike, while firms deny disputes.
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New York
Tenth Street
Eighth Avenue
Abraham Golden
Brooklyn
Cloak and Suit
Eagle Cloak and Suit Company
A. Letterman
Hospel Pleating Company
Eagle Company
Letterman
Eagle
James M. Cox Jr. Freed on Bond After Fifth Avenue Run
Yale senior James M. Cox Jr., son of a former Ohio governor, was released on $1,000 bail after a wild Fifth Avenue chase ending with his capture in front of the Hotel Biltmore. He faces three charges including assault, driving while intoxicated, and leaving the scene of an accident. A pedestrian was struck and Cox suffered a minor cut. Bail was provided by a surety company.
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York
James Cox, Jr
Yale
Ohio
Fifth Avenue
Cox
Hotel Biltmore
President Coolidge Extols Willis in Widow’s Message
President Coolidge sent condolences to Mrs. Frank B Willis on the death of her husband, praising the late senator as an earnest and effective advocate of just causes. He noted his distinguished service in state assembly, as Ohio governor, and in the national House and Senate, and expressed sympathy to Mrs. Willis, her daughter, and relatives.
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Washington
Coolidge
Frank B Willis
Ohio
National House
Senate
Smyrna Earthquake Kills Dozens and Shatters City
A Smyrna dispatch reports twenty five or more dead and about four score injured as a powerful earthquake collapses factories and houses. Hundreds of families camp in open spaces as offices and public places close. Tepekeui area reports eighty percent building collapse. shocks lasted about sixty minutes.
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London
London Sunday Express
Smyrna
Tepekeui
Kent Normal President Resigns Amid Controversies
Dr. David Allen Anderson, president of Kent State Normal College in Kent Ohio, resigned to accept the presidency of Northern State Teachers College and Industrial School of Aberdeen South Dakota. The resignation takes effect June 30 after he was appointed in September 1925 and faced various administrative disputes that drew gubernatorial involvement by Gov. Donahey.
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Cleveland
David Allen Anderson
Kent (O
State Normal College
Northern State Teachers’ College and Industrial School of
Aberdeen
S. D
Anderson
Kent Normal
Donahey
Hello Inspector Works a Fast One In Cynthiana
A thief posing as a telephone inspector robbed Mrs. D. A. Plummer of more than 1200 in gems in Cynthiana Kentucky. The suspect a sandy haired twenty year old man in overalls used a small tool bag and fled toward Cincinnati after a 230 PM visit to the home. Police describe him as 20, sandy haired, tall and wearing overalls.
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Cynthiana
The
Commercial Tribune
D. A. Plummer
Chicago
Plummer
Willis Hoover Fight to Be Waged Anew After Funeral Truce Ends
Delaware Ohio mourns Senator Frank B Willis after his sudden death before a campaign speech. Body to lie in state at Gray Chapel Ohio Wesleyan. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm with tributes by Simeon D Fess and Ralph D Cole Findlay. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery near his parents as town remains in grief.
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Willis-Hoover
Delaware
Frank B. Willis
Gray Chapel
Ohio Wesleyan University
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
Simeon D. Fess
Ralph D. Cole Findlay
Otto Scott Steele
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Willis
Franklin Street
Senator Willis
Oak Grove
Bsa
Convict Guilty in Guard's Death at Ohio Penitentiary
New Lexington Ohio March 31 Fred Kellogg an Ohio Penitentiary convict was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of guard Weakley during an attempted prison escape. The jury deliberated six and a half hours and a sentence will be set after a motion for a new trial. Riley already convicted of first degree murder faces life imprisonment. Several co-defendants were acquitted in related escape charges.
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New Lexington
Fred Kellogg
Ohio
Rant Weakley
Weakley
Kellogg
Pat Riley
Riley
James Waters
George Zens
Beaumont Sowers
Heflin Suggestion Willis Poisoning Questioned
Delaware March 31 Friends of Senator Willis rejected Senator Heflin suggestion of poisoning. Heflin proposed a chemist examine Willis stomach. physicians cited cerebral hemorrhage and autopsy was declined by the late Senator's secretary.
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Heflin
Willis
Delaware
Thomas Heflin
Dem
Ala
Violence and threats swirl as Chicago primaries near
Chicago March 31 Violence threats and personal attacks dominated activity ahead of the April 10 Republican primary. Senator Deneen campaigned for Judge Swanson against Crowe, accusing him of lawlessness, while Crowe blasted Deneen. Bomb threats targeted residents including Albert Brunker as tensions rose between police and federal agents over the Beatty shooting and ongoing investigations.
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Chicago
United States
Charless. Deneen
Illinois
Beatty
Samuel Ettelson
Thompson
Crowe
Deneén
Chester Cleveland
Albert R Brunker
Citizens’ Committee
Brunker
Yeald
Senator Deneen
Cook County
Deneen
Swan
Friends of Willis Campaign Will Carry On In Ohio
Columbus dispatch reports Carmi A. Thompson stating Willis supporters will press on after his death. Delegates pledged to Lowden Fisher or Curtis may choose a new first option. Dawes rumored but unverified. Talks touch on Longworth Fess and party unity as Ohio primary and replacement plans unfold.
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Carmi A. Thompson
Willis
Ohio
Republican Party
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Charles Dawes
Marietta, O
Lowden
Illinois
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Charles Fisher
Wilmington
Mr. Lowden
Mr. Fisher
Senator Curtis
James Watson
Indiana
Curtis
Longworth- Fess
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Simeon D. Fess
Longworth
Senator Fess
Fess
Clarence J. Brown
Senator Willis
Hoover
Olin J. Ross
Cyrus Locher
Cleveland
Commerce
Gov
Donahey Ha
Experience Takes Count in a City Detective Clash
In a Denver style narrative a battle at Detective Headquarters ends with Miss Ethel Raabe winning freedom for her fiancé George Williams, a chemist from Gibson and a man with prior police association. Williams was arrested on a forged bond case and faked flight to New York. Raabe’s emotional intervention led to a continuance and Williams remaining free on $3,000 bond.
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Detective
Frank Raabe
Spokane Avenue
Raabe
Ethel Raabe
George Williams
Gibson
Kirgan
Williams
Commission
New York
Crim & Ryan Detective Bureau
Cincinnati
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
Samuel W. Bell
Liberty
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Monroe Holdse
Underwood
Charles Hughes
New England
Denis
Pomerone
Teapot Dome Group
North Dakota
Biganty
Commissioner Smith
N.Y
James M. Cox, JR
President
Asia Minor
Marcus Aurelius
Timur
Mount Pagus
Udine
Tolmezzo
Val Darzino
Kkent Normal
Center OF Disputes
QUITS
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Ora
Big Bill
Dawes
Columbus
Julian
Frank B. Wilts
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