Soviet demand for release of Borodin couriers escalates in Moscow
Moscow reports say the Soviet Government renewed its demand on Peking to release Mme Borodin and three Soviet couriers seized aboard the vessel Pamiat Lenina. Chang Tso Lin allegedly ordered the executions, though officials doubt such action and seek confirmation of the report.
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Moscow
Peking
Mme. Borodin
Michael Borodin
Pamiat Lenina
Chang Tso-Lin
Soviet Embassy protests as Pamiat Lenina seizure reported
Dispatches from Peking and Shanghai recount a Soviet protest to China over the seizure of the Pamiat Lenina. Reports claim Chang Tsung-Chang ordered executions of three Russian couriers, while denials say Chang Tso-Lin gave no orders and Mme Borodin’s involvement remains unclear.
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Peking
Goh
Chang Tsung-Chang
Pamiat Lenina
Chang Tso-Lin
Ankuochun
Chang Tsung- Chang
Shanghai
Mme
Borodin
Whicch
Peking Moscow Row Overshadows Chinese Military Push
Reports from Shanghai on March 9 describe tension between the Peking government and Moscow over the arrest of Mme Borodin wife of the Cantonese adviser and three Soviet couriers. Contradictory signals on the fate of the Russians and fears of agitator movements loom over the Soochow Shanghai campaign.
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Peking-Moscow
Shanghai
Soochow
Peking
Moscow
Mme. Borodin
Chang Tsung- Chang
Tientsin
Pamiat Lenina
Morality Police Ordered to Report Immodest Dress
In Rome on March 9 the Catholic Action group, trusted as the Vatican’s laical instrument, ordered its four members to act as morality police. They will support the Pope by setting an example and preaching while reporting discreetly any immodesty in dress and by enforcing an economic boycott on families permitting immodest attire.
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Rome
Steam shovel operator killed in bank collapse
Fred Ireland a 42 year old steam shovel operator of Warmsley Avenue Cheviot was buried when a 30 foot bank caved in during earth cutting on Salem Pike near Kellogg Avenue. He died at the scene and his fireman Ruby Wilhoit 30 was scalded as crew removed the body and treated the injured.
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Fred Ireland
Warmsley Avenue
Cheviot
Salem Pike
Kellogg Avenue
Ireland
Ruby Wilhoit
Porter Street
Cleves
Marshal Bishop
Wilhoit
Former co ed given 30 days for attempted bank robbery
Marian Myers a former university co ed was sentenced to thirty days in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to burglary in the third degree for an attempted bank robbery in Vermilion South Dakota on February 5. Circuit Judge A B Beck ordered the term and Sheriff James Partridge took her to Sioux Falls to serve it.
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Vermilion
S. D
Marian Myers
A. B. Beck
State Penitentiary
James Partridge
Sioux Falls
Beck
Power Industry Financing by Commission Criticized in Senate Report
A Federal Trade Commission report warns of pyramiding in the electric power industry where holding companies control vast networks. It cites less than a million dollars in apex holdings giving control over sophisticated nationwide plants and investments, urging legislative action. The study links pyramid structures to higher profits and potential rate impacts across 29 states with firms like General Electric and Insull groups deeply involved.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Senate
Apex Holding Company
Norris
Rep
Neb
Power Trust
Muscle Shoals
Alabama Power Company
Southeastern Power and Light
Electric Bond and Share
General Electric
Electric Bond
Insul
Samuel Insull
Chicago
North American
Stone & Webster Group
Standard Gas and Electric
Byllesby
City Service
H. L. Doherty
Insull
Electric
General Electric Board
Woman Keeper of Dive Linked to Mellett Murder Plot
Canton, O March 9. State detectives seek Thelma Harris in connection with the Don R. Mellett slaying last July. Thelma Harris reportedly helped hatch part of the murder plot at a dive keeper Louis Mazer’s house, a site cited in Rudner and McDermott trials. Streitenberger faces arraignment and guards remain tight as grand jury plans more actions.
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Canton
Don R. Mellett
Don Carey
Jungle
Louis Mazer
Stark County
Mellett
Pat McDermott
Ben Rudner
Thelma Harris
Rudner
Mazer
Floyd Streitenberger
Mellette
Streitenberger
Carey
McDermott Held in Life Term for Murder in Columbus
Columbus March 9 Patrick E McDermott is serving a life term in the State Penitentiary here for the murder of Don R Mellett. The brief item notes his status and sentence in the ongoing case.
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Columbus
Patrick E. McDermott
Don R. Mellett
One Vote Cast in Summit Primary Election
In Summit suburb near Chicago, 362 registered voters cast ballots yesterday. James Galowich was the sole voter and received one vote for President of the village board on the Independent ticket. No other candidates filed petitions and Galowich, with his single vote for himself, is likely to win with little opposition.
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Chicago
Summit
James Galowich
Galowich
Seismograph Records New Earthquake Event at Georgetown
Washington March 9 A pronounced earthquake was recorded today on the Georgetown University seismograph. The disturbance began at 11 29 a m and lasted two hours. Director Tondorf estimated the epicenter about 5 200 miles from Washington and could not determine the direction though it was not in the Japanese area struck days earlier.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Tondorf
Senate Votes to Abandon Canal for Highways in Ohio
Ohio Senate approves canal abandonment between Middletown and Cincinnati and votes to raise salaries for state officials. The measure pivots to using the canal route as a super high way while approving new pay scales for governor and others.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Miami and Ferie Canal
Middletown
Cincinnati
Ohio
Senate
de Armond Canal
David H. DeArmond
Butler County
Nettie B. Loughead
Hamilton County
G. M. Kumler
Preble County
Toledo
Miles S. Kuhns
Montgomery County
Kumler
Cuyahoga County
DeArmond
George H. Bender
Civil Service Commission
Industrial Commission
Tax Commission
Utilities Commission
Nichels
Schoenbrun
Tuscarawas ‘County
Vast land selling scheme swindles cited in Chicago case
Chicago officials disclose a fraud scheme selling non existent Colombian land to Illinois and Ohio investors. Henry Froelich and Joseph Devore face mail fraud indictments as Cincinnati investor Robert G. Wright and others are named among victims across Plainfield Aurora Bloomington Peoria and other centers.
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Chicago
Colombia
Henry J. Froelich
Joseph Devore
Illinois
Ohio
Plainfield
Aurora
Ill
Cincinnati
Bloomington
Peoria
Plans To Continue Fight Against Abandoning Canal
Harold W. Nichols of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce says the fight against abandoning the canal continues as the DeArmond bill awaits House approval and Gov. Donahey’s signature. He argues a short barge canal in the Miami and Erie Canal bed could cut transportation costs for exporters, despite estimates that a proposed super highway could cost up to 40 million dollars.
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Harold W. Nichols
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
DeArmond
House of Representatives
Gov. Donahey
Chamber of Commerce
Nichols
Miami and Erie Canal
Breath by breath a man fights for life in Chicago
Alfred Frick twenty two year old paralysis victim in Chicago fights for life after eighty six hours of artificial respiration. Fellow workers and friends maintain a tireless clock like rhythm pressing and relaxing to keep him air driven as doctors favor this method over a palmotor machine. He receives liquid nutrition and remains largely sleepless while his coworkers stay at his side, understanding the gravity of their efforts.
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Chicago
Alfred Frick
Frick
Public Service Company
Northern Illinois
Park Ridge
Flavor of beer remembered by Birmingham readers
Residents of Birmingham Alabama recall the flavor of a beer brewed over thirty years ago by Batavia born Michael Mueller a former Cincinnati brewmaster. The couple Mr and Mrs Mueller marked their golden wedding anniversary last Sunday amid a flood of Birmingham con gratulations after word spread from a Cincinnati newspaper. Mueller had worked at Moerlein Voss Schneider and Herancourt breweries in Cincinnati before retiring to his Batavia farm when prohibition began.
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Birmingham
Ala
Michael Mueller
Batavia
Mueller
Cincinnati
Moerlein’s
Voss-Schneider’s
Herancourt
Archer divorce suit cites novel hero husband
Mrs. Anna Laura Archer of San Francisco answers Capt. Herman N. Archer's February filed divorce suit in Cleveland claiming his refusal to live with her caused marital strain. She recounts twenty two years of military life and cites his philosophy from Mr. Archer U S A about a wife supporting a soldier abroad while he travels and writes.
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Cleveland, O
Anna Laura Archer
San Francisco
Herman N. Archer
Princeton University
Mr. Archer
U.S. A
Manila
Juneau
Portland
Key West
el Paso
Prairie
Laws to Keep Village Court Alive Planned
A constitutional plan seeks to preserve the village court system by enacting laws to maintain its operation. The measure targets continuity of local judicial services and outlines funding and governance provisions. Local officials express support, citing accessibility and timely resolutions for residents.
Ohio lawmakers push inquiry into Justices and Mayors courts
Despite Attorney General Turner informal view that no new laws are needed, Ohio House adopts a joint resolution by Martin Dodd to create a three Senators three Representatives committee to study the effect of the Supreme Court ruling on Justices and Mayors courts. The Senate has not yet acted. The plan would direct proposed liquor and misdemeanor bills to the committee for review. The Ohio Automobile Association offers legal aid to recover fines from violators, while many Squires courts suspend operations and federal and state officers plan to avoid them.
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Columbus, CO
Edward C. Turner
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Martin S. Dodd
Senate
House
Justices of the Peace
Special Committee
Dodd
Attorney General
Turner
Ohio State Automobile Association
Association
Squires
Princeton Junior Dies Under His Wrecked Auto
Andre Crotti Princeton junior of 1592 East Broad street Columbus Ohio was found pinned beneath his overturned automobile on the state road at Rocky Hill near Princeton and died of his injuries while being brought to the university infirmary He was son of Dr John Crotti a Columbus physician The automobile ban recently issued by the Board of Trustees does not take effect until July 1.
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Princeton
N J
Andre Crotti
East Broad Street
Columbus
Rocky Hill
Here
University Infirmary
Crotti
John Crotti
Board of Trustees
Strike Riot Wounds Score of Spectators in New York
March 9 A day of guerrilla warfare in New York garment trades ended with a clash injuring three furriers a patrolman and a score of non combatants Police reported a mob of about forty from the Furriers Union charged along Twenty ninth street to Sixth avenue and attacked furriers with knives blackjacks and sticks Six arrests raised the day’s count to six while six persons required surgical care.
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New York
Furriers’ Union
Twenty-ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Prisoner Freed After Liquor Court Ruling Affects Writs
Following the Supreme Court decision stripping village courts of liquor case authority, Andy Butch of Cleves won release on $400 bond as habeas corpus hearings are set for others. Fred Schonefeld of Westwood was freed earlier on $400 bond, with March hearing dates. Attorneys filed new writs for Earl Oliver and James Culpepper, asserting the villages lacked power to impose fines. Judge Darby lauded Judge Struble for the Tumney ruling that stripped village courts of liquor jurisdiction.
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United States Supreme Court
Andy Butch
Cleves
Hopping
North Bend
Edward Strasser
Ralph Tooker
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Hurley
Butch
Liquor Court
Hamilton County
Struble
Fred Schonefeld
Westwood
Darby
Charles S Bell
Stanley Struble
Edward Tumney
Thomas H. Darby
Civil service exams required for all day agents
Washington March 9. Every present member of the prohibition enforcement service must pass a civil service examination to keep his job. About 2 500 posts will be filled with at least ten candidates per post, creating 25 000 applicants to be examined. The transfer of day enforcement forces from the Treasury to civil service follows a prohibition reorganization bill.
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Washington
Prohibition Enforcement Service
William C. Deming
Civil Service Commission
Treasury Department
Civil Service
Kellogg Named in $500000 Damage Suit
H Ely Goldsmith of New York filed a $500,000 damages suit today naming Secretary Kellogg and other State Department officials. He charges a conspiracy to refuse permits for his foreign clients to make temporary vials for the United States.
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Washington
Kellogs
State Department
H. Ely Goldsmith
New York
United States
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McDermott
Japan
Putin
Tokyo
Home Office
Tokyo Asahi Shimbun
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Amino
Red Cross
Tango
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Devore
Edward J. Hess
Froelich
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