National inquiry ordered into unemployment and part time work
The Senate directed Secretary Davis of the Labor Department to survey unemployment and part time employment nationwide. Results will be reported to the Senate under Senator Wagner’s resolution, amid partisan debate on economic conditions and government policy.
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Washington
Senate
Davis
Labor Department
Wagner
Dem
N. Y
New Yorker
Walsh Massachusetts
Copeland
New York
Smooth
Rep
Utah
Curtis
Kansas
Deral
United States
Walsh
Massachusetts
Borah
Idaho
Republican Party
Downtown Streets Reach Maximum Traffic Capacity Says Official
Safety Secretary Grover C. Smith told the Highways Committee that Cincinnati streets now handle peak traffic with widespread parking and will max out by 1935 even as population and auto numbers rise. The Walnut street widening between Third and Fourth was discussed amid protests from property owners and bank officials over sidewalk loss and a bank stairway.
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Smith
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Grover C. Smith
Highways Committee
City Council
Fourth
O. F. Slemp
Building Owners and Managers’ Association
Walter S. Schmidt
Frederick A. Schmidt
Colby Wife Sues Husband for 16500 in Maintenance
Mrs Nathalie B Colby sues Bainbridge Colby in Supreme Court to recover 16500 claimed due under a separation agreement. She says he agreed to pay 1500 monthly since May 1 1927, and he has paid nothing since then. She notes Colby was recently denied a divorce in Paris.
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New York
Nathalie
Colby
Bainbridge Colby
Supreme Court
Paris
Tom Sawyer Is Dead Original of Famous Novel
Spokane, March 5 A claimed revelation says Thomas Sawyer of Coeur d Alene Idaho was the real Tom Sawyer the original of Mark Twain s story He died February 7 in Tucson Arizona and was buried at Bellevue Cemetery Ontario Sawyer helped build the Milwaukee Railroad through North Dakota and Montana before moving to Arizona for health reasons.
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Spokane
Wash
Tom Sawyer
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Flavilla
Pineo
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Thomas Sawyer
Tucson
Ariz
Bellevue Cemetery
Ontario
Clemens
Mississippi
Sawyer
Milwaukee
North Dakota
Montana
Arizona
Hoover Withdraws From Wisconsin GOP Primary
Madison March 5 Theodore Damman Secretary of State said he would remove Her bert Hoover from Wisconsin Republican Presidential primary ballots after Hoover asked for withdrawal Nomination papers had been filed by the Hoover for President Club without cabinet knowledge and Hoover asked for withdrawal on learning of the action He stated no AG opinion was needed to proceed.
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Madison
Wis
Theodore Damman
Herbert Hoover
Wisconsin
Damman
Hoover
Milwaukee Engineers
Hoover-for-President Club
Secretary of State
Hoover Still Not Contemplating Indiana Primary
Secretary Hoover remains opposed to entering the Indiana Republican primary after talks with supporters in Indiana. He may change his mind by Thursday's filing deadline. Senator Watson campaigns for Indiana’s delegations, with Hoover holding private discussions with Foellinger Wasmuth and former Governor Goodrich aligned with his cause.
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Indiana
Hoover
Watson
Mr. Hoover
Oscar G. Foellinger
Ft. Wayne
E. M. Wasmuth
Huntington
Republican State Committee
Goodrich
Shanley Enters Ohio Gubernatorial Race Again
Columbus March 5. With presidential campaigns quiet, Harry A. Shanley Republican farmer of Forest Hardin County reentered the Ohio gubernatorial contest without warning.
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Columbus
Harry A. Shanley
Forest
Hardin County
NeGHO CRUSHED ELDERLY MAND SKULL IN STORE
A 60 year old man, Abraham Richmond of 438 Forest avenue, was found with a crushed skull in his china store at 713 West Court street. A stained hammer lay nearby and a light-skinned man about 35, 5 feet 9, 160 pounds wearing a dark overcoat and gray cap fled the scene. Police were alerted and the victim was taken to Jewish Hospital in grave condition.
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Abraham Richmond
Forest Avenue
West Court Street
Leo Spadarow
Intermediate Street
Spadarow
Richmond
James McDaniels
Rogers
Hartley
May Foretall Trial For Life In Cleveland Case
Amesville Ohio March 5 Velma West a Cleveland woman charged with killing her husband is likely to plead guilty tomorrow to a second degree murder charge. Defense attorney James W Poulson said the defense and prosecution met tonight and a guilty plea seemed probable. The defendant, a blonde, drew attention in the county courthouse as her fate was debated.
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Amesville, O
Jancis W. Poulson
Cleveland
Velmart
West Pably
Tomore
Muraer Piea Lomorrow
Tme
Perry
O. FR
Miss Young
Velma
Death of Cincinnati gambler Buddy Ryan shocks area
The body of John Buddy Ryan 32 of Cincinnati died after a shooting at General Hospital officials say his death may mark the seventh bootleg war casualty in the region this year. A former middleweight boxer turned bookmaker and bouncer Ryan lived with his parents at 16 Rose Avenue Park Hills Kentucky and had recently been linked to liquor running networks in the city. Deputies traced Ryan to Hamilton as they pursue leads on liquor routes from Canada and the shooter remains unidentified.
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John
Buddy” Ryan
Cincinnati
General Hospital
Ryan
Ft. Thomas
Covington
Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia Heads to New York
Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia arrives in New York aboard the Inner Majestic amid a chaotic reception plan. Officials and social leaders fashioned a diplomacy laden visit intended as an ambassador of good will between German and American societies.
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New York
Joachim Albrecht
Prussia
Majestic
Two Famous Aviators Visit Here at Lunken Field
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and aviator George Halderman with Ruth Elder refueled at Lunken Airport Cincinnati as Lindbergh avoided interviews. Halderman arrived from Florida, waited briefly for gas before continuing to Detroit. Lindbergh, with four companions, inspected Halpin all metal plane and departed quietly.
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Ruth Elder
Lunken Field
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Lunken
George Halderman
France
Halderman
Florida
Detroit
Col. Lindbergh
Ryan
B. F. Mahoney
St. Louis
Balks
Halpin
Halpin Development Company
Davis Lane
Right to Cross Border Upheld Across United States Border
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that Indian residents holding or seeking employment in the United States may freely cross the international boundary daily without immigration restraints The decision affects thousands of Canadians who cross the border daily to work in U S industrial centers It rests on the Jay Treaty of 1794 interpreted as granting cross border residents the right to transact business without usual restrictions
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York
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Great Britain
Immigration rules unchanged after appeals court ruling
Washington reports that regulation hampering foreign born Canadian residents crossing into the United States will not be changed. Assistant Secretary of Labor Carl Robe White announced an appeal to the Federal Courts after the New York Circuit Court of Appeals questioned their legality. The decision could force modification of the federal border regulation system if sustained.
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Washington
United States
New York Circuit Court of Appeals
Carl Robe White
Assisant
White
Mary Cook
Anton Danelon
Disbarment Call Against Ohio Lawyer Over Gems Case
George Schelhorn, an Ohio attorney, was recommended for disbarment by the Butler County Bar Association. The charges arise from unprofessional conduct linked to a $6500 gem theft from Lucian Kahn of Estate Stove Works last December. Schelhorn aided in locating the gems after alerting detective Frank Clements, leading to the return of most items for a $1000 reward, while he did not reveal his client or the source of the gems.
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Comme Ial Tribune
Hamilton
George Schelhorn
E. J. Kautz
Clarence Murphy
Butler County Bar Association
Lucian Kahn
Stove Works
Schelhorn
Frank Clements
Clements
Poison victim's parents deny lack of caution
Mr and Mrs Charles Hatke of 8626 Hometawn Cheviot said they took every precaution to keep two year old Mildred from strychnine tablets bought for an older child. They deny reports they left the tablets in reach claiming Mildred climbed to them. Death followed a physician's arrival, with funeral set for St Martin's Church tomorrow at 8 30.
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Charles Hatke
Hometawn Avenue
Cheviot
Mildred
Hatke
Parking ban modified in Chicago loop
The downtown Chicago parking order was eased allowing ten minutes of curbside shopping. Police may ticket any vehicle remaining beyond that limit.
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Chicago
Loop
Dr Louis Clement Surrenders in Miss Brown Case
New York March 15 Dr Louis Clement walked into New Jersey police headquarters and surrendered after a national search over a week for questioning in the death of Miss Margaret Brown. He admitted his movements the day of the Park Avenue governesss slaying and denied knowing the victim. He had been living in cheap hotels in Manhattan and Brooklyn while avoiding acquaintances. He said he decided to surrender after reading a newspaper canvass of hotels. He wore a disguise during the pursuit.
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New York
Margaret Brown
Bernardsville
N. J
Louis Clement
Carey
Clement
Lamb
New Jersey
Miss Brown
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Brook
European Steel leader Mayrisch killed in auto crash
Herr Mayrisch, head of the European Steel Combine based in Luxembourg, died in a car accident near Chalons Sur Marne when a tire burst and the vehicle overturned. Two companions suffered minor injuries. The group, also called the Luxemburg Cartel, linked French German Belgian and Luxembourg steel interests to curb competition and stabilize production against the United States.
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Herr Mayrisch
Luxemburg Combine
Chalons
Sur-Marne
France
European
Luxemburg) Steel Combine
Mayrisch
European Steel Trust
Luxemburg Cartel
Luxemburg
Europe
United States
City Council Finance Committee Backs Transit Commissioners' Salaries
After more than a year of talks the Finance Committee endorsed an ordinance to pay salaries to three Rapid Transit Commissioners. Chair C O Rose opposed. report to Council will be by Stanley Matthews and Tyler Field. The court has ruled salaries must come from the city general fund.
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C. O. Rose
Stanley Matthews
Tyler Field
Rose
Phil O. Geier
Richard Groninger
Christian Schott
Supreme Court of Ohio
Influenza Strikes Tokyo Killing Thousands and Sickness
Tokyo reels as influenza sweeps the capital with nearly two thousand dead and about a half million stricken. The Emperor and Princess Hisa, six months old, fall ill while Premier Tanaka also contracts the illness. Doctors struggle to care for the afflicted as the outbreak worsens.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hisa
Tanaka
Levine Begins Flight to Cuba in Columbia
Charles A. Levine, with passenger Miss Mabel Bell and pilot Wilmer Stultz, launched a non stop 1400 mile flight from Mitchel Field to Havana at 11 36 pm. The trip, expected to take about fifteen hours, followed a Weather Bureau forecast of a full moon and favorable coastal winds.
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Mitchel Field
N. Y
Charles A. Levine
Mabel Bell
Wilmer Stultz
Havana
Columbia
James H. Kimball
United States Weather Bureau
Baby revived after ten death pronouncements
In Glendale a five week old infant, declared dead ten times in ten days, was revived by three blood transfusions from the mother and continued pulmotor support. Fire department crews first revived the child February 23, with doctors diagnosing plural pneumonia. The baby is breathing naturally and eating today.
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Glendale
Cal
G. ‘Ke. Olmstead
Rebus of Phantom Weapon Shipment Stirs League Officials
Geneva March 5. The 2000 machine guns seized on the Hungarian frontier, marked for Poland and packed in six cars, spark a League of Nations dispute over armament control. France and the Little Entente push for investigation, Hungary protests, Italy’s stance unclear, and Britain’s Austen Chamberlain looms as a key arbiter.
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League of Nations
Geneva
France
Little Entente
Jugo-Slavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Rumania
Hungary
Httle Entente
Italy
Ibn Saud Mobilizes Forces After Peace Efforts Fail
British observers warn that Ibn Saud the Sultan of Nejd and Hedjaz proclaims war after failed peaceful outreach. He consolidates tribes into a 20,000-strong desert army aimed at Irak Koweit and Transjordania, challenging British mandates with reform zeal and projected expedition.
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London
Great Britain
Sudan
Abdul Azize Ibn Saud
Nejd
Hedjaz
Ince
Irak
Koweit
Transjordania
Baska
Ibn Saud
Trans-Jordania
Bn Saud
Ibn Rashid
Khurmaan
Mecca
War May Cost Britain Much Blood and Money
London reports a new Arab war crisis as Ibn Saud, ruler of the Hedjaz, allegedly declares war on Great Britain and backs attacks on Mesopotamia. Britain may deploy Indian troops and rail support from Egypt, while air power becomes the main counter against raids and raids on Mecca and Medina.
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Great Britain
Arabia
Ibn Saud
Hedjaz
Mesopotamia
Feisal
Iraq
Abdulla
Transjordania
Mecca
Medina
Britain
Hussein
War Office
India
Persian Gulf
Howeit
Palestine
Amman
Egypt
Irak
Amery
House of Commons
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