Fiume Crisis Draws Italy Toward Civil Unrest
Reports from Rome detail fascist forces attacking the government palace in Fiume amid a siege that left casualties on both sides. President Zanella surrendered to revolutionaries, transferring command to a National Defense committee as tensions rise nationwide.
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Giunita
Zanella
National Citizens’ Committee of Defense
Fiume
Palazzeli
Gabrielle d’Annunzio
Rome
Italy
Goethals Agrees to Tulture Charge at Shoals Plant
George W Goethals former Major General and Panama Canal builder will head the government war time projects at Muscle Shoals if Congress accepts Frederick Engstrums offer. Marion Butler testified before the House Military Committee detailing a private corporation plan to develop nitrate fertilizer hydro electric work with a government 6 percent fee and power sales as compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Muscle Shoals
Frederick E. Engstrum
North Carolina
Congress
Goethals
Marion Butler
House Military Committee
Henry Ford
Alabama Ae Company
Engstrum
Butler
North Carolinian
Althou
Ford
Bbyal
Wilson Dam
Double crash on New York Central injures and kills many
A New York Central Express collided with a bus at the St Clair street crossing in Painesville. Thirteen people were killed and about a dozen injured with several believed fatally hurt. The bus driver and several passengers were among the injured.
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Cleveland
New York Central
St. Clair Street
Painesville
Fairport
Main
St. Clair
Joe Adams
George W. McGhee
Medina
Nick Meno
Martin Steinbach
Ray Hamilton
Frank Fernandez
Buffalo
State Street
Elm Street
St. Claire
G. Ernst
T. J. Appleton
Appleton
Fernandez
Milo Cornell
Cornell
Governors Pledge to End Capital Punishment in Ohio
Ohio Governor Harry L. Davis denounces capital punishment and vows to push a constitutional amendment to abolish the death penalty. He calls for removing gubernatorial pardon power and parole in life sentences unless new innocence evidence emerges, urging voters to confront the issue.
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Davis
General Assembly
Ohio
Prohibition Revokes Fleischmann Alcohol Permits
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes ordered the revocation of industrial alcohol permits for the Fleischmann Company Inc and its eleven U S branches including New York Peekskill Yonkers Brooklyn Scranton Philadelphia Jersey City Cincinnati Bridgeport Cambridge and Langdon D C Officials in cities with Fleischmann plants were told to seize industrial alcohol supplies The action follows charges of misuse and forged records tied to nonbeverage alcohol and is described as a major bureau move Officials did not specify current stock but expected a substantial quantity on hand.
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Washington
Fleischmann Company, Inc
New York
Haynes
Peekskill
N. Y
Yonkers
Brooklyn
Scranton
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Cincinnati
Bridgeport
Prohibition Bureau
S. F. Rutter
Federal Prohibition
Pennsylvania
Fleischmann
Haypies
Internal Revenue
Freischmann
Index to Advertisements Page Highlights and Companies
Page shows an index listing various advertisers and topics such as National Biscuit Co. Baldwin Piano Co. Cincinnati Motor Car Co. Cunard-Anchor Line American Tel and Tel Co Southern Ohio S. B. and T. Co French Bros.-Bauver Co. Grapefruit Demonstration Hewitt Mackenbach Socialists Madden's Merchandise Motion Pictures Prince Co Opticians Provident Savings and Trust Stewart Kidd Company Dexter Lumber Co Alland Coal and related building materials and services. The entries indicate a broad mix of consumer goods, services, and notices.
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National Blecuit Co
Cjerscec
S ‘Amusements
Shien Conde d
Pcb
Vcesascee
Cunard-Anchor 8. S. Line
Canpécces
Duna Bechos Pescescs Financial
American Tel. and
Tel. Co
Southern Ohio S. B. and
T. Co
French Bros.-Bauver Co
RAINE
Hewitt & Mackenbach
BOG
Ccass
McAlpin’s—Merchandise
Madden's, Ghgs
Rpteeesius
Aes
Heaven Oia True Co
Ccs
Cnbnaeeet Neues
Prince & Co
Opticians
Provident Sav
S and Trust Co
Stewart Kidd Gomany
Dexter Lumber Co
Sention Alland Coal
SONS OF ITALY SEEK PIERPEREA SAVING SLAYER
The Ohio Sons of Italy plan to save Sam Purpera scheduled for execution in the electric chair in Columbus on March 10 for participation in the killings of W. C. Sly and George K. Fanner. Dr G A Barricelli, president, announced the move after conferring with Governor Davis and said the national group will act on Purpera's record.
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Cleveland
Ohio Sons of Italy
Sam Purpera
Columbus
W. C. Sly
George K. Fanner
G. A. Barricelli
Plarricelli
Davis
Barricelli
National Organization
Purpera
Federal authorities seize Fleischmann distillery stock in Riverside
Federal prohibition enforcers said no new order to seize industrial alcohol had been issued, but they had taken possession of the Fleischmann distillery after a prior directive. They monitor records and stock, while Washington orders reportedly confirm the earlier instructions. John F. Earley, formerly with Fleischmann, said alcohol was not needed for yeast and the seizure would halt the company’s alcohol business.
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Fleischmann
Riverside
Washington
John F. Earley
Kinsey Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Warrants Name Seven Following Sinkula Firm Closure
Detroit March 3 seven men linked to stock broker L. J. Sinkula, who closed Monday, face state blue sky law charges. Warranted by County Prosecutor Paul W. Voorhies after grand jury investigations involving former employees and investors. Names listed include L. J. Sinkula Charles C. Jones Leo Jones Oscar Ruben alias Joseph Roth A L Cohen Joseph Rothstein and A C Bienfield. Losses cited range from 500000 to 1000000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
L. J. Sinkula
Paul W. Voorhies
Sinkula
Charles C
Leo Jones
Oscar Ruben
Joseph Roth
A.L. Cohen
Joseph Rothstein
A. C. Bienfield
Murderer Harvey Church Dies in Gallows After Silence
Chicago reports a grim execution as Harvey Church, convicted of killing two automobile salesmen, is strapped to a chair and hanged at 3 54 p m. After weeks of silence and a hunger strike, he speaks briefly to his mother before the trap drops. Authorities note the first ever allowed death cell photographer visit to document the moment.
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Chicago
Harvey Church
Scanlan
David
Church
Sherif Peters
Peters
Harvey
Westbrook
Murterer
Bernard J. Daugherty
Carl Ausmus
Daugherty
Des Plaines
Ausmus
Harding Declares Indiana Voters Will Decide Senate Race
President Harding endorses a hands off approach in Indiana between Harry New and Albert Beveridge. He favors letting Republican voters determine the nominee while signaling support for Beveridge if he is chosen. Publisher John C. Shaffer backs both sides, arguing Beveridge would better serve national and Indiana interests.
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Washington
Harding
John C. Shaffer
Indiana
Harry New
Beveridge
Shaffer
White House
New
Senator New
Albert Beveridge
United States Senate
Republican Party
Mr. Beveridge
Wilson
Alabama
Georgia
Senate
Lloyd George Keeps Post After Unionist Plea
London reports Premier Lloyd George, after pressure from Unionist Cabinet colleagues, will remain as head of government though no justification for withdrawal is given. Unionist ministers Balfour and Chamberlain may rebuke Sir George Younger. Austen Chamberlain said the Unionists urged the Premier to continue. The crisis centers on Conservative opposition in the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
George Younger
Arthur J. Balfour
Austen Chamberlain
Lord Birkenhead
Oxford
Bill Asks Investigation Of Reily Conduct
Washington March 3 A House Insular Affairs Committee investigation of the official conduct of Governor E Mont Reily of Porto Rico is asked in a resolution by Rep Humphreys Democrat Mississippi The Porto Rican Senate has requested such an inquiry
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Washington
E. Mont Reily
Porto Rico
House Insular
Humphreys
Mississippi
Senate
Whiting Prompt Echoes Ady Theme on Writing
An artful note cites Whiting with Ady style urging writers to consider WHITING as a guiding approach. The playful quote frames creative process as disciplined craft.
Death puzzle unfolds in Polson liquid case at 640 Main
After a disturbance at 640 Main Street three suspects Paris Pebworth Robert McGowan and Dora Britton were detained on disorderly conduct charges. A bottle of denatured alcohol tied to Emma McClelland s death prompted a coroner s inquest but no verdict yet due to a missing witness.
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Main Street
Emma McClelland
Robert Gernhardt
Alexander Genter
Main Streeet
Detective Headquarters
Paris Pebworth
Robert McGowan
West Sixth Street
Dora Britton
Genter
Pebworth
Miss Britton
Handley
McCelland
McClelland
Irish prison official shot during Dublin robbery chase
Max S. Green, chairman of the Irish Prison Board and son in law of John Redmond, was killed in Dublin. The incident followed a street robbery in which a pensions official was robbed of £600. Police pursued the fleeing suspects. one robber fired on officers and Green was fatally shot. another man was wounded.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Max S. Green
Irish Prison Board
Dublin
John Redmond
Green
Ministry of Pensions
Davis Hints He May Not Run Again
Governor Harry S Davis, addressing the Rotary Club in Sandusky Ohio, intimated he would not seek re election. He cited progress on the reorganization plan and said he hopes to announce within two weeks his decision to return to private life and devote time to home family and business.
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Sandusky
Associated Press
Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Davis
Harry S Davis
Rotary Club
Two Still Seizures in Prohibition Raids Net Three Men
Prohibition agents and police seized two large stills in separate raids yesterday. Bernard Sagelman and George Morish, both living in Westwood, were arrested for unlawfully manufacturing whisky and possessing equipment. A second raid at 915 Freeman Avenue netted a sixty five gallon still, two men arrested as Charles Devan and Phil Cipriani, with charges of possession and manufacture of intoxicating liquor.
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Hase and Rogers
Fifth District
Bernard Sagdman
Seffin Road
McHenry Avenue
Westwood
George Morishh
Morisch
Sagelman
Prohibition
Rubenstein, Burke and White
Joseph Schaffer
Freeman Avenue
Detective Headquarters
Charles Devan
Phil Cipriani
Cipriani
Gibson sails for United States with bride from Brussels
United States Minister Hugh S. Gibson and his bride Jorae Mile Ynes Reynti sail from Southampton to New York. The couple, married recently in Brussels, depart as their voyage begins.
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Southampton
England
Hughs. Gibson
Poland
Jorae Mile
Ynes Reynti
New York
Brussels
Mob stones Serbian Consulate in Florence protest
A thousand Fascisti demonstrated in Florence on March 3 in support of party members in Fiume. They stoned the Serbian Consulate, broke windows, and demolished the coat of arms, shouting Viva Fiume Viva Italy before royal guards dispersed the mob.
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Florence
Italy
Associated Press
Fiume
Dr. George M. Allen Dies Visiting Patients at Hospital
Dr. George M. Allen age 73 of 2404 Auburn Avenue died at Christ Hospital while making nightly rounds. He appeared in good health moments before collapsing near a patient’s bedside, with attendants and nurses moving him to the emergency ward before a doctor arrived.
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George M. Allen
Christ Hospital
Auburn Avenue
Allen
Princess Radziwill Exonerated in $1,200 Hotel Bill Case
Princess Catherine Radziwill of Russia was acquitted by the Court of Special Sessions of evading a $1,200 hotel bill at the Hotel Emmy. The two-thirds vote found no fraud, though judges noted she lived beyond means.
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New York
Catherine Radziwill
Russia
Gibbs
Madame Kolb-Danvin
Court of Special Sessions
Edwards and
Moss
Healy
Edwards
Princess Radziwill
London
Geoffrey Stone
Montreal City Hall Destroyed by Fire
Montreal reports the city hall, built thirty years ago at a cost of a million dollars, was destroyed by fire. The great tower collapsed bringing down the roof and leaving only the five story walls standing as the blaze raged tonight.
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Montreal
Polish premier resigns after Vilna annexation talks fail
Warsaw March 3. The Cabinet of Premier Ponikowski has resigned following the collapse of negotiations with the Vilna delegation over the text of an act annexing Vilna region to Poland.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Ponikowski
Vilna
Poland
Wireless classes planned for Chicago high schools
Chicago March 3 The plan calls for high school classes to be conducted by wireless fare. Superintendent Peter A Mortenson announced instructors would lecture by wireless once the radio system is completed. Each student would listen from his classroom desk.
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Chicago
Peter A. Mortenson
Geytents
Fledged student aids police in arrests after coin game
Roy Jones a 21 year old Brookville Indiana student helped detectives trap two suspects George Jordan 31 plasterer Dayton Ohio and John Lewis 35 cook 215 Sycamore Street Cincinnati after losing 200 in a coin match. Jordan detained him and Lewis was later arrested. over 200 dollars recovered. Jones plans to stay in Cincinnati until his money is returned.
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Roy Jones
Brookville
Ind
George Jordan
Plasterer
Dayton
John Lewis
Cook
Sycamore Street
Jones
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Grand Central Station
Race Street
Fourth
Jordan
Louis Sunderman
Joseph Weiss
William Cleary
Vine Street
Lewis
Veteran actor-manager Grismer killed by surface car
Joseph Rhode Grismer a veteran actor manager and playwright was struck by a surface car crossing Broadway at 106th street in New York. Born November 4 1849 in Albany he served with the 192d New York Volunteers in the Civil War and later became a prominent playwright and producer. His works include a revision of Way Down East and a dramatization of The Count of Monte Cristo.
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New York
Joseph Rhode Grismer
Broadway
106Th Street
Albany
N. Y
Grismer
192D Regiment
New York Volunteers
Trimble Opera House
Irish Free State stamp comes to New York City
New York reporters witnessed the first sight of a two penny Irish Free State stamp affixed to a Cork letter. The stamp bears a steel portrait of George V and Gaelic inscriptions.
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Free State
New York City
New York
Cork
George V
Nealtas Sealch
Ireland
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The
Commercial Tribune
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Bill
Reily
Whiting
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