Marchand in Jail After Death Threats in Murder Case
Henri Marchand, Buffalo Museum artist, held as material witness in the murder of his wife Clothilde by Indian woman Nancy Bowen. He threatened self harm in jail after letters to Lila Jimerson surfaced. Jimerson faces trial for alleged influence over the other suspect.
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Buffalo
N. J
Henri Marchand
Buffalo Museum
Erie
Thomas H. Noonan
Supreme Court
Marchand
Lila Jimerson
Jimerson
Moore
Noonan
Nancy Bowen
Henri
Buffalo” Museum of Science
Clothilde
Times
the Times
Miss Jimerson
Byrd Refuses to Claim Lands in Antarctica
Washington reports state that American claims to lands discovered by Rear Admiral Byrd in the Antarctic area cannot be affected by Byrd’s stated intention not to claim. Secretary Cotts on notes the government may press claims or relinquish, depending on future decisions. Byrd’s dispatches from Dunedin say he found lands for the world, not just the U S, and Britain had earlier offered support and noted prior discovery rights. The State Department after study issued an acknowledgment of the note leaving further discussion open and not admitting British claim validity. Byrd reportedly discovered several new lands including Byrd Land named for his wife.
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Washington
Byrd
Antarctic
Cottson
United States
State Department
Dunedin
New Zealand
Great Britain
Byrd Party
Fter
South Pole
Nan Eee
Byrd Land
Big Wife
Auto Death Toll Rises in Hamilton County Crashs
The Hamilton County toll reached thirty four with the death of Mrs Catherine Beyer 40 of 4005 Taylor Avenue at Brotherton and Madison roads. Earlier Philip Stegner 33 of 666 Delta Avenue East End died after a chain of crashes involving George Gladwell and David Schwartman. Robert Coyle 17 of 4417 Verne Avenue Oakley was charged with juvenile delinquency as witnesses said he sped east on Madison Road.
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Hamilton County
Catherine Beyer
Taylor Avenue
Brotherton
Madison Roads
Fred Sw
Usly
Philip Stegner
Delta Avenue
East End
Ture
Codeine Ee Delta
Kroger Arere
Madison Road
Brotherton Road
Sabra
Gerken
Bach Street
Oakley
Robert Coyle
Verne Avenue
General Hospital
Stegner
George Gladwell
Taccuum Avenue
Gladwell
David Schwartman
Clarament Avénue
Joseph Schwartmany
Crowds Rush to Pay Income Taxes on Time
Crowds gathered at the Collector of Internal Revenue office all yesterday afternoon and until midnight to pay income taxes. Louis Weir, collector, noted large heaps of letters mailed to the local office. Clerks worked to process and forward final tabulations to Washington, with workload this year exceeding the prior period.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Louis We
Internal Revenue
Washington
Haiti Board Paves Way for New President Acquiesces
The Haiti board signals approval guiding a transition as officials move toward a new president. Details on dates and names remain unclear in the fragment. The action reflects an institutional step in the post-election process.
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Haiti
Hoover Commission selects Eugene Roy Haitian provisional president
After two weeks in Haiti the Hoover Investing Commission backs Eugene Roy as Temporary President to oversee legislative elections. President Borno approves, with ratification by the electors on March 20 and the Council of State on April 14, Roy to take office May 15 after Borno’s term ends. The commission plans to depart aboard the Rochester.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Washington
Hoover Investing Commission
Louis Borno
Eugene Roy
U. S. S. Rochester
AM. Roy
Borne
John H. Russell
Hoover
Convention of Electors
Council of State
Borno
Roy
Council
Intrigue in Cancello Areni Spurs 1909 Extradition Case
A tale from Cancello Areni Italy surfaces in U S District Attorney archives via Italian Consul Cincinnati. Antonio Baldassarre alias Joe Romano sought for murder of Baron Ventriglia on June 9 1909. Los Angeles arrest ongoing as extradition questions hinge on treaty obligations and local political feuds.
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Cancello Areni
Italy
United States
Haroth E. Mau
Cincinnati
Charles Ginocchio
Antonio Baldassarre
May
Joe Romano
Baldassarre
Los Angeles
Cal
Naples
Baron Ventriglia
Avers Ventriglia
Ventriglia
Cancello Aroni
Paron
Merger Battle Shapes Youngstown Sheet and Tube Vote
In Youngstown Ohio two proxy factions battle over Bethlehem Steel’s plan to acquire Youngstown Sheet and Tube in a $220 million deal. James A Rupbell leads the pro merger forces while Cyrus Eaton fronts the opposition, with offices facing off as April 8 stockholder meeting nears.
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Youngstown
Bethlehem‘ Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Bethlehem
Sheet and Tube
Eee
James A. Rupbell
Tman
Sheet‘and Tube Boot
Eaton
Campbell
First National Bank
London naval conference fate rests with Tardieu parley
London awaits outcome of talks between Prime Minister MacDonald and French Premier Tardieu as Briand joins the discussion. The meeting aims to resolve four key issues including naval ratios for Britain, the United States and Japan, a possible five year five power holiday, submarine warfare reforms, and a technical compromise on tonnage theories. Italy and France remain at odds over parity while an American Japanese agreement faces pending reply from Washington.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Tardieu
Paris
M. Briand
Briand
France
Italy
Triparty
Geneva
Fance
Japan
Al Capone's Guard In Huddle Heads To Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports Ralph Bottles Capone and Jack Guzick arrive amid rumors of Capone’s two month furlough for good behavior. Gov. Fisher’s papers and a West Indies cruise schedule complicate release while surrounding factions prepare for potential confrontations near the city.
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Ralph
Capone
Jack Guzick
Klondike
O’donnell
Bugs” Moran
Courtenay Terrett
New York World News Service
Philadelphia
Capone Enterprises
al “Scar- 4
Enitentiary
Oniday
Gov. Fisher
Gov. Fisherg
New York
West Indies
Harrisburg
Mr. Guzick
Reporter Jailed For Refusing Source In Life of Irene Shrader
Newcastle Pa March 15 A girl reporter Kerber Resch of Youngstown Ohio was jailed for contempt of court after she refused to reveal sources for Life of Irene Shrader serial. Shrader faces murder trial for slaying a highway patrolman after a December store holdup. The judge said jail until she complies. Other witnesses identified Shrader and W Glenn Dague in a gun battle in St Louis. The serial began last Monday and will resume Monday.
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Newcastle
Irene Shrader
Ohio State Line
R. Li. Mildebrand
State Supreme Court
Ieee Seria
Old Ironsides Refloated After Three-Year Refitting
The 132 year old frigate Constitution is afloat again in Boston harbor after three years of rebuilding. Naval officials, engineers, and a crowd of about 2 000 witnessed water rush to her hull as she slid from the dry dock. The ship’s refit, costing about 400 000, is far from complete but marks a renewed pledge to preserve the historic vessel.
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Constitution
Boston
Mags
John A. Lord
New York
Arizona
Philip
C. M. Simmers
Naval Department
Reconstruction
Pier 2 West
Iwana
Harby
Washington
Los Angeles Area Tornado Rips Suburbs injuring many
A cyclone from the Palos Verdes region struck Los Angeles and its suburbs causing extensive damage. Hawthorne H and fire department unroofed, hundreds of structures damaged or destroyed, ten blocks flooded in Long Beach, lifeboats used to rescue women and children, and the Mexican steamer Axaca dragged anchor seeking aid. Est losses exceed 1 million dollars.
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Long Beach
New York World News Service
Los Angeles
Palos Verdes
San Pedro
Hawthorne
City H
Wilmington
Redondo Harbor
Axaca
Coast Guard
Inglewood
Lawndale
Santa Fe Avenue
Cass Manufacturing Company
Southern Glass Company
Gilmore Oil Company
General Petroleum Company
Lake
Mel
Police Arms Lacking Says Attorney in Cincinnati Letter
Samuel Plotnick, Cincinnati attorney, writes Col. Sherrill that police lack ready machine guns and have outdated vehicles. He notes merged districts reduce patrol manpower, with only one lieutenant on rounds and one at the station, amid gun battles with criminals.
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Samuel Plotnick
Cincinnati
Col. Sherrill
Plotnick
Gandhi 3 Anres Imminent Says London Times
The Sunday Times suggests Gandhi arrest is imminent in London reports. Raj paths through villages caused headmen resignations seen as defiance. authorities may move quickly. Gandhi march continues toward the sea with civil disobedience momentum.
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Gandhi
London Times
London
Sunday Times
Mahatma’ Gandhi
Uberty
Prohibition Hearings to Resume Next Wednesday
Dry leaders marshal forces for final inning before the House Judiciary Committee. Hearings resume Wednesday with Thursday and possibly Friday on the schedule, aiming to give prohibition supporters equal time to repeal or modify the Eighteenth Amendment. A statement from Dr. Clarence True Wilson is expected in person for the record.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Judiciary Committee of the House
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Chinese Bandits Attack American Steamers on Inland Waterway
Five American and two Chinese steamers were attacked by bandits on the Yangtse River near the Hsintang Rapids. The American steamer Chiping led by Lieut. M Winslow returned fire, passed the rapids to Ichang, with Winslow wounded in the leg. three Chinese crewmen were seriously hurt. Casualties among bandits unknown.
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Shanghai
Yangtse
Hsintang
Ichang
Chiping
Lieut. M. Winslow
United States Navy
Winslow
Cameron R. Winslow
An Ichang
Shiping
Moderate Soviet Era Hints at Moderation in Campaign
Moscow reports a shift toward a less drastic push to socialism as Central Committee orders harsher punishments for church closures and market bans. Observers note peasant resistance softening and more lenient church attitudes amid arrests and dismissals of officials.
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Moscow
Russia
Communist’ Party
Soviet Union
Vyazems
Society of Militant Athesists
Temperatures and Weather Summary for March 15 1930
Temperature readings for major cities show rising values with cloudy skies. Showers are possible Sunday and Monday across states including Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee, with generally warmer conditions following the cloud cover.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Iity
Louisville
Nashville
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
City
S- Marie
Jackson
Atlanta
Orleans
Ieoiso
Anion
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsb
Denver
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Artist of Buffalo Museum
Squaw
Hoover Commission
Youngstown-Bethlehem
Cyrus §. Eaton
NAVAL
Frank H. King
Associated Press
AL Capone
Chicago
Capones
Eudal
Klondike” O'Donnell
Bir
Twentié Century Limited
Mae
al “Scarfa
Moran
St. “Vaterine’s Day
Angeles
Twister
Henry Miller
Mahatma Gandhi
New Delhi
India
Bombay
Central Board of Revenue
Presidency of Bombay
Sind
Aden
James A. Midis
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