Edward F Albee Dies Suddenly in Palm Beach Vaudeville Leader
Edward F Albee 72 vaudeville magnate and co founder of the Keith Albee circuit died suddenly in Palm Beach Florida of heart disease. He helped build a coast to coast theater chain and led over 800 affiliated theaters. Survived by two sons and a daughter Mrs Ethel A Lauder of New York. body to New York for burial. plans indicate burial from St Johns Cathedral.
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Abrams Refuses Bid to Jail Term
Assistant United States Attorney Gerry Abrams rejects a jail term while an inmate at Hamilton County Jail asks Judge R. R. Nevin to order Har ry Abrams to serve the rest of the sentence. Sheriff William Anderson criticized the attorney’s absence as a major nuisance, and Abrams says he has business and prefers his own fireside.
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Hamilton County
R. R. Nevin
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William Anderson
Farm Board Deficiency Bill Adds 100 Million Request
Washington reports the first deficiency appropriation bill includes a further 100 million dollars requested by President Hoover for the Federal Farm Board. total funding reaches 171,869,377 dollars with 123,627,814 added from prior House passage. Senate action is set for tomorrow as discussion shifts to urgent government needs and crop surplus control.
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North Dakota
County Judges to Wear Robes on Bench Soon
The Common Pleas Court in Hamilton County will adopt robes for judges on the bench in a few weeks. A majority of the nine judges approved the move, following the Court of Appeals which already uses black robes. The change, urged by the State Bar Association and many attorneys, aims to promote respect and dignity for courts.
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Hamilton County
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Ford city humor and prohibition clash in congress
Ford sends telegram praising the Eighteenth Amendment while a New York World investigation reports a lively Dearborn factory town with numerous speakeasies. The editor notes Ford's defense of the law as enforced. The Union League Club votes wet by a large margin.
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House Judiciary Committee
Henry Ford
United States
New York World News Service
Kenneth Campbell
Dearborn
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Ford
New York
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Solid Rock
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Fire destroys New Orleans river wharf and Munaires ship
A massive blaze on the 1 100 foot Mandeville wharf at New Orleans heavily damaged cargo and the Munson Line ship Munaires. Firemen fought flames from the water and shore as explosions rang out from bursting oil casks. No deaths or serious injuries were found.
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Munson Line
Bank Officials Held on 250000 Shortage
Emmett C. Cox president and Charles F. Fincher cashier of the defunct First National Bank of Tallahassee were jailed in Montgomery on embezzlement charges totaling 250 856 07. They were arrested by federal officers in Tallahassee and face a March 19 preliminary hearing with bonds set at 10 000 each.
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Dr Majoewsky countersues for 10697987 in Roberts Hall case
Dr Leo Majoewsky files a cross petition seeking 10697987 against the brokerage firm Roberts Hall in a suit brought by Graham P Hunt as receiver. He denies owing the firm and says there were transactions in his name without his knowledge during 1922 to 1929. a final cash payment settled prior accounts.
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Roberts & Hal
Taft laid to rest in Arlington after long public life
Taft dies after a storied career spanning President and Chief Justice. He rests at Arlington beneath an ancient oak, as Washington lights fade and garlands of friendship mark his passing. Generous tributes describe his loyalty, humor, and homely virtues that united Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Howard Taft
Syvan Nook
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac
Taft
Ohio
William Taft
White House
Taft Funeral Hour Honors City’s Celebrated Son
Cincinnati pauses to pay tribute to William Howard Taft as he lies in Arlington. A memorial service is held in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals with Judge Arthur C Denison presiding. Attendees include judges from multiple courts and members of the Bar Association. Attorney Joseph G Wilby remarks on Taft’s legacy as a judge and statesman.
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United States
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Arthur C. Denison
United States District Court
Hamilton
Un clears Hand in Haiti Still Needed Say General Russell
Washington reports General Russell says Haitian disorders through 1929 show the need for continued U S military presence. He cites inexperience and weak police, noting martial law avoided by better courts and governance, with elections planned and no comment on the American Commission’s role.
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Blonde is Ghandis aid in Gandhi era era
Tall golden haired Madeleine Slade daughter of an English Admiral has become a key lieutenant to Mahatma Gandhi. Once a probationer at his college near Ahmadabad she now heads a smallpox colony of devotees and handles important messages, regarded by officials as a central figure at Gandhi's headquarters.
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Madeleine Slade
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India Society of America
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Keyserling
United States rejects consultative pact at London talks
American delegates in London declare no US entanglement in European alliances. They oppose any consultative pact seen as a step toward a military alliance, fearing added obligations and Senate opposition if war looms in Europe.
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Blaze Seals Wolf Run Mine After Narrow Rescue
The Wolf Run mine near Amsterdam Ohio faced a deadly fire trapping ninety seven miners. Officials sealed the west workings for sixty to ninety days to smother the blaze after air tests showed no further explosions. Paul Borkowski died from fumes and asthma as rescuers pulled ninety five men to safety.
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Kuba Pewansky
Wolf Run
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Warner Colleries Company
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Columbus
Paul Borkowski
Pewansky
Lovella Rush case unsettles Ohio heirs profit dispute
In Akron Lovella Rush claims Carl Long Jr is her baby to shield a $40 000 estate. Her assertion follows a prior Cleveland clinic disaster that killed Mr and Mrs Long of Barberton. Heirs may pursue settlement after the baby loan revelation. Prime Minister MacDonald’s Labor government faces a Commons defeat over the coal bill in London. The opposition amendment passed 282 to 274 signaling party lines and a looming censure vote. MacDonald vows to persevere with the bill despite setbacks.
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Lovella Rush
Carl Long, Jr
London
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House of Commons
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Bald‘yin
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J. H. Thomas
Privy Seal
Lloyd George
Churchill
Oswald Mosley
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Oswald
Duchy of Lancaster
Newport Police Seize 42 Phones in Gambling Raids
Night Chief Leo Livingston led a twelve officer raid targeting Newport gambling hubs. Forty two telephones were removed from ten locations linked to horsehandbooks and other gambling activities. Safety Commissioner James N. Fuller backs the crackdown while some devices at five sites were marked suspicious but not seized without warrants.
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James N. Fuller
Leo Livingston
Walter Creighton
York Street
Fred Betz
York Streets
H. Lutz
Judge Bell Says City County Court Building Needed
Judge Charles S. Bell of the Common Pleas Court told county commissioners a centralized city county courts building will be needed in Cincinnati as space in the courthouse becomes insufficient. He urged a separate building for all courts while noting temporary relief comes from moving Municipal Courts out of the building.
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Weather forecast across states with showers and warm spell
Temperature outlook for Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and surrounding areas shows Wednesday generally fair then Thursday turning cloudy and warmer with possible showers in the afternoon and colder Thursday night. Historical excerpts list temperatures and precipitation for Eastport Louisville Boston Nashville and other cities with varied readings and a March 11, 1930 record compare.
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