Cooper and Begg Hold Ohio Governor Conference
In Columbus on March 7 James T. Begg and Myers Y. Cooper met to discuss the Ohio Governor race. The statement after three hours stressed no decision on nomination but signaled Cooper may again seek the GOP nomination. Turner and Lewis did not attend, while anti saloon league ties were noted. Mills sent a letter raising concerns about Hoover Robert's candidacy.
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Herbert D. Mills
Dayton
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Frank B. Willis
Carmi A. Tompson
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Willis
Wellston
Mills
Doover
Walker delays for dinner with Coolidge in Capitol talks
Mayor Walker arrives late for a Capitol meeting as President Coolidge, Secretary Mellon and Attorney General Sargent discuss swapping the New York Post Office site for a parkway. Officials show mixed views. no decision reached on site relocation.
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Bears topple rubber prices in London market
Bears pushed rubber stocks lower on the London exchange and in Mincing Lane, setting spot rubber at an even shilling the lowest since 1924. Dealers cited Singapore reports of producer sentiment to remove export restrictions and cited pressure from East Ceylon estates for supply control via a special export duty to buy rubber when prices dip.
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Ceylon
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Willis Plan Fights Hoover in Hoover Stronghold
Friends of Senator Frank Willis announce a last ten day campaign push before the April 24 primary in Ohio. They will hold a final rally with Rice W. Means and Col Ralph D. Cole while targeting wards from the Fourth to Seventeenth and aiming to secure witnesses and challengers for the primary.
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Herbert Hoover
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Hoover
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Charles M. Dean
Internal Revenue
Rice W. Means
Colorado
Ralph D. Cole
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D. Alcorn
E. W. Edwards
Beatty
Edwards
Dean
Warren G. Harding
Mr. Dean
Kansas City
Dawes
Longworth
Torso Found in Ohio Could Belong to Missing Miss May
A trapper found a torso along the Tuscarawas River near Dover, Ohio, which authorities say may be the body of 23 year old Viola May who vanished February 7. Coroner to inspect. doctor’s assessment raised doubt it’s Miss May, due to male traits. Suspect William Herron alleged in a confession to Sheriff Laird in the disappearance case.
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William D. Herron
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Dover
Earl Rohenbaugh
Abe Laird
J. F. Lewis
Max Shawher
Miss May
Shawher
Herron
Sheriff Laird
Italians in Panic as Quake Rocks Boot of Italy
An afternoon quake struck southern Italy and eastern Sicily, with shocks lasting 10 to 40 seconds. One death and three injuries occurred at Gioia Tauro as Reggio Calabria suffered heavy damage and panic. Messina felt the tremors severely, and telegraph communication was largely cut off across Basilicata and Calabria.
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Sicily
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Messina
Pakermo
St Xavier Muskteers defeat UC in close 29 25 opener on new fieldhouse
The St Xavier College Musketeers beat the University of Cincinnati 29 to 25 in a hard fought indoor game that set attendance records with over twelve thousand fans. Eddy Burns led St X with eleven points, while Capt. Andy McGrath added ten. Red Bolton paced UC with ten points in his final college game.
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Up-to-Date Robbers Strike Madison Avenue Store
Polite masked bandits enter Young's Hat Store on Madison Avenue at 9 o'clock and force four employees to remove their trousers. They take watches and cash, then escape after bantering about the haul. Detectives from West Fifty-first Street Station find no trace.
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Man Admits Liquor Theft Aimed at Nephew Sanity
In San Francisco on March 7 Charles N. Black admitted taking part of 450 bottles of prewar liquor from the Bailey estate, claiming he did it to protect his nephew Pearce Berev Jr. from going crazy, though he added there was no 450 quarts. He cited jurisdiction in New York and pled that he acted for his nephew's sake.
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William H Crane dies famed comedian at 83 in Hollywood
Hollywood Cal March 7 William H Crane world renowned comedian died here after a long decline at age eighty three Mrs Crane his wife of 1870 was at his bedside The veteran actor known for fifty three years on stage ended his career with a Pacific Coast tour in 1918 He was born in Leicester Mass April 30 1845 and built a fortune on the stage planning burial back East
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Broadway widening blocked by City Council dispute
Mayor Seasongood sought immediate passage of a Broadway widening ordinance to halt a Sixth and Broadway garage project, but Vice Mayor Stanley Matthews blocked it. The council postponed, then sent the measure to the Highway Committee for review before a possible Friday session.
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English Viscount's Daughter to Fly to America Today
The Hon Elsie Mackay daughter of Viscount Inchape plans a noon start from Cranwell Airdrome with Capt Walter Hinchcliffe in an American Stinson monoplane. The flight aims to Newfoundland if weather permits, with tests underway and special fuel arrangements for safety en route.
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Woman 96 Must Quit Flirting Warned In Divorce
Denver court granted a divorce to Mrs. Rosi Vitello Perello, 96, from Francesco Perello, 40, warning her to desist from flirting with men. The couple wed October 8, 1926, and Perello claimed she proposed to him. he would not have married otherwise.
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Death of Lazard Kann 77 Head of Estate Stove Works
Lazard Kahn 77 president of the Estate Stove Works died at his home in Rose Hill Hamilton Ohio after a year of declining health. He was a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor honored by France in 1900 for work related to the Paris Exposition. The firm originated as F and L Kahn Brothers with Felix Kahn. operations moved from Hanging Rock to Hamilton in 1883.
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Indictments in Milking of A. U. M. Dismissed
In Indianapolis the federal court dismissed indictments against eleven defendants in the Jack Daniel liquor conspiracy case. The action ended a case begun in 1925 with 39 indicted and 23 convictions. Principal witness George Remus testified how Daniel distillery stock was handled and consumed, but appeals cast doubt on the testimony leading to the nol Pros.
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Britain risks near east crisis over Egypt Panama Canal ties
Britain demands full independence for Egypt while keeping troops and police control to guard the Suez Canal. Observers compare the Egypt dispute to a U S Panama Canal standoff, noting a potential shift with Cairo's new government. The white paper outlines fourteen articles but Egyptian Parliament balked at key provisions.
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Bootlegger’s Wife Seeks Divorce Over Hijacker Perils
Mrs. Geneva Strangman, 37, of 1812 Kinney Avenue, testified in Domestic Relations Court that her bootlegger husband Harry Strangman, 37, of 1803 Sherman Avenue, Norwood, faced raids and hired her to help defend the farm base on Blue Rock Pike. She said he paid $100 weekly, gave $25 to her, and she used funds to feed drivers. she described being stationed at a window with a gun during an early morning hijacking attempt and later witnessing further drinking and alleged mistreatment. The judge dismissed the divorce suit after hearing the past conduct alleged years ago.
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British Note Stirs Cairo as Nationalist Leader Meets King
Excitement sweeps Cairo on March 7 after the British note on public order and life protection in Egypt. Nahas Pasha, a nationalist leader, spends an hour with King Fuad, insisting the talks concern no new cabinet. Balagh warns England could erode parliamentary and government authority, yet hints future may not be bleak.
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Hickman to give body to Mayo Hospital after execution
William Edward Hickman, condemned for Marian Parker murder, will have his body turned over to the Mayo Bros Hospital of Rochester Minnesota after his execution. He is on trial for a second murder with a scheduled hanging on April 27 as his lawyers appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Marian Parker
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