Gun Battle Wounds Cop and Thug In Hold Up
Patrolman George Creutzinger and the fleeing pair were wounded during a botched robbery at a Dow drug store on Erie avenue Hyde Park. Gordon Cassell, the alleged gunman, fled in a car with Edward Warren a wounded bystander. Police pursued along Edwards road and Erie avenue amid gunfire and rapid escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Creutzinger
Manss Place
Price Hill
Dow
Erie Avenue
Edwards Road
Hyde Park
Gordon Cassell
Walworth
Bootleroger
Newport
Joe Webb
York Street
Cassell
Warren
Dow Drug Store
Fred Montgomery
Dana Avenue
Ida Wheeler
Delmare Avenue
Covinethén
James Mitchell
Henderson Avenue
Life Dunham
Romano Place
Prohibition
Sixth District
Clifford Yoas
Yoas
Creutzinger
William Eschenbach
William Oe
Death ends the rise of Primo de Rivera in Spain
Primo de Rivera y Urbaneja, Marques de Estella, Spain's former dictator, died in a Paris hotel at 11 a.m. He had abdicated less than seven weeks earlier and died of a heart ailment on the eve of a planned Wiesbaden cure. His daughters and son prayed beside him as officials and Spanish expatriates paid final respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Primo de Rivera Y Urbaneja
Marques de Estella
Spain
Latin Quarter
Sorbonne
Primo
Carmen
Pilar
Father
Miguel Primo de Rivera
Alberto Bandelac de Pariente
Wiesbaden
Germany
Carmel
Primo de Rivera
Madrid
Reverse Gear Rum Causes Backward Mayhem in Hamilton
A lighthearted tale from Hamilton reports a drink named Reverse Gear Rum making patrons walk backward and stumble. Carl Jacobs, 42, drifted into a patrolman and was escorted to jail while walking rearward. Another suspect, Veenon Davis, 28, stalled his car with two tires removed, napsing in the tonneau as officers intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
United States of America
Carl Jacobs
West Ninth Street
Cincinnati
Grant King
Jacobs
Jacob
Veenon Davis
South
Kahr Avenue
Second
Heaton Streets
Daris
Tonneau
Oureen Beauty Weds Cowell Sherman in Beverly Hills
Helene Costello and Lowell Sherman wed in a Beverly Hills ceremony attended by motion picture notables. John Barrymore gave the bride away, Evelyn Brent served as matron of honor, and guests included Allan Dwan, John Gilbert, Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Mae Murray, and others. The couple will delay their honeymoon until studio work ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beberly
Cal
Helene Else
Maurice Costello
Lowell Sherman
John Barrymore
Dolores Costello
Helene
Harry Edwards
Evelyn Brent
Edwards
Allan Hunter
North Hollywood
Normaerry
Allan Dwan
John Gilbert
Ima Claire
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Mae Louise Fazenda
Tim McCoy
James Kirkwood
William de Mille
Blast wrecks Clinton Theater lobby in Columbus
An explosion believed caused by a time bomb wrecked the lobby of Clinton Theater on North High Street. Police blame union sympathizers targeting Noths theaters as nonunion operation continues. No injuries. damage estimated at $2,000. An unknown driver loitered nearby before the blast.
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Columbus
J. Real Noths
Clinton
North High Street
Noths
Neths
Hay Lyman
Anager
Church Protests In New York Over Russian Religions Policy
In New York on March 16 large religious services and a 15 000 strong Communist protest at the Bronx Coliseum marked the day. Four hundred detectives and uniformed officers under Police Commissioner Whalen supervised the Communist meeting. At St John the Divine Cathedral about 4000 worshippers prayed for Russian Christians with Bishop Manning presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
St. John the Divine
Russia
Bronx
Whalen
William T. Manning
Henry Howard
Fifth Venue Presbyterian Church
William B. Miller
Greater
Woman Dies as Auto Toll Reaches Thirty Five
The Hamilton County death toll rose to thirty five with the death of Marie Burns age forty of 2586 Highland avenue at General Hospital from a skull fracture after being struck by a Bond Hill bus at Reading road and Greenwood avenue. Robert Meade of 2443 Reading road drove the bus. Fair weather spurred heavy traffic and several injuries were reported including Emil Hoffman seriously hurt after being struck by a car driven by William Hemingway at Gilbert and Elsinore avenues. Dawkins and his wife were injured in a collision with a freight train at Sixth and Depot streets. Thomas Bradley, a printer of 512 East Twelfth street, suffered skull fracture and a broken ankle after being struck by a car driven by Larry Brockman at Liberty and Main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Marie Burns
Highland Avenue
General Hospital
Bond Hill
Reading Road
Greenwood Avenue
Robert Meade
Emil Hoffman
Republic Street
William Hemingway
Marburg Avenue
Oakley
Gilbert and
Elsinore Avenues
Sim Dawkins
Jude Dawkins
West Sixth Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Sixth
Depot Streets
Dawkins
Harry Palme
Hope Road
George Ransdell
York Street
Thomas Bradley
East Twelfth Street
Larry Brockman
Beekman Street
Liberty
Main Streets
American History Debunking Dept Declared At St Stephen's College
New department of American history and government to be opened at St Stephen's College Annandale on Hudson the Columbia University country college. Dr Albert Jay Nock appointed visiting professor to lead with Harold F Wilson as instructor. The program will study national history and politics from a realistic view emphasizing government theory. Nock aligns with Jeffersonian ideas opposing centralization and individual rights restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Stephen's College
Annandale-on- Hudson
Columbia University
Albert Jay Nock
Harold F. Wilson
Arthur M. Schlesinger
Harvard
Cruisers Held Greatest Need Of U S Navy
In a Guantanamo Bay briefing dated March 16, high ranking naval officers, led by Rear Admiral T. P. Magruder, argued that fast light cruisers are essential for a mobile fleet. The war game in the Caribbean stressed the value of cruiser strength, with calls to build 135,000 tons of aircraft carriers and to favor smaller ships for greater numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated. Press
Guantanamo
Bay
United States
Soupiisaint Bay
Navassa
Caribbean
Washin
Igh
T. P. Magruder
Magruder
Saratoga
Lexington
Enna
L. M. Nultongs
Tardieu Holds France Invited to Naval Parley long after
French Premier Andre Tardieu was invited to the London naval conference and will stay until a three power treaty among Great Britain the United States and Japan is agreed. After three hours with Ray MacDonald he insisted France was welcome and would not withdraw, signaling a prolonged endurance test at the talks. France seeks terms favorable to its interests and may reduce its tonnage program as talks continue.
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Tardieu
France
John le London
Rch
Andre ‘Ta ‘Dieu
Chesters
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Ray McDonald
London
MacDonald
Chedgers
Dwight W. Morrow
Bowery Speakeasy Debuts Near Bishop Callahan Arid Haven
In New York on March 16 a new Bowery speakeasy opened four doors from Hadley Rescue Hall as Rev. John Callahan the Bowery bishop spoke in Washington about prohibition era changes. The scene shows a nearby saloon quietly operating behind curtains, drawing attention to ongoing vice amid reform rhetoric.
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New Bowery
Bishop Callahan
New York
New York World News Service
John Callahan
Tombs
Bowery
E House Judiciary Committee
Washington
Hadley Rescue Hall
Callahan
McGurk
Mr.Callahan
Sley
Minneapolis
Joliet
Brooklyn torero gored in Madrid arena contest
Sydney Franklin, a Brooklyn bullfighter, was seriously gored during his second Madrid appearance. The bull charged from behind as Franklin attempted a pass, tearing his thigh and tossing him high. He received emergency care, was moved to a hospital, and underwent an operation with doctors hopeful for his recovery.
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Madrid
Brooklyn
Sydney Franklin
Franklin
Woman election judge killed in wind city
Chicago murder report details the killing of a Texas woman found with a hammer blow and left in a field. The case ties to bootlegging and underworld enforcers, with evidence suggesting torture and vengeance connected to a liquor ring and ledgers listing sums from 75 to 1450.
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Windy City
Texas
Chicago
John Rita
Andover
Rito
Joseph Rito
Sub Rosa
Wickersham to face Senate on dry law enforcement
Washington March 16. The Senate Judiciary Committee will hear from Attorney General Mitchell and Wickersham behind closed doors on resolutions for Senate investigation into prohibition administration. Norris leads the effort with Borah on the committee. Both oppose inquiry though they may answer questions about enforcement findings. House hearings on repeal and modification continue with drys seeking more time to present testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wickersham
Mitchell
Senate
Law Enforcement Commission
Norris
Judiciary Committee
Borah
Idaho
House
Drys
House Judiciary Committee
Three Way Pennsylvania Senate Primary Inbound Battle
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for U S Senator from Pennsylvania. He will seek the May 20 primary against Senator Joseph R Grundy, with Francis Shunk Brown backing Davis and Ware. Brown leads Philadelphia GOP support for Governor bid, while Grundy could be backed by Mellon Fisher forces. Samual S. Lewis and Gifford Pinchot also enter gubernatorial race as three corner fight forms in state Republican politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James J. Davis
United States
Pennsylvania
Joseph R. Grundy
Seaaior
John
Fisher
Senate
William
Ware
Davis
Francis Shunk Brown
Philadelphia
Republican Organization
Grundy
Mellon-Fisher
Brown-Davis
Samuel S. Lewis
Gifford Pinchot
Lewis
Senator Grundy
Plane wins race to Queen City against death
Mrs. C. W. Henderson of Washington state raced to Cincinnati to reach her dying sister Olive Edens, 46 Tudor Court Apartments. She traveled by train to Chicago, then flew via Northwest Airways to Cincinnati, arriving about fourteen hours quicker than by train. Her sister remained at Holmes Hospital last night.
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Holmes Hospital
C. W. Henderson
Washington State
Chicago and Philadelphia Police Differ on Reception Awaiting Capone
Chicago and Philadelphia police clash over Al Capone s homecoming as Capone and associate Cline are to pass a press friendly event at Twentieth first street and Fairmount avenue tomorrow afternoon. Philadelphia officials deny planned violence while Chicago police caution that some of their men are in town. Public Safety Director Schofield warns Capone is a menace and should not loiter in the city.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Capone
Courtenay Terrett
New York World News Service
Alphonse
Scarface
Francis Joseph
Cline
Twenty-first Street
Fairmount Avenue
East
Maj
Lemuel B. Schofield
Director of Public Safety
Mr. Capone
Temperature Weather Summary Across States and Cities
Temperatures show cloudy, showered conditions across Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and Indiana with mild highs Monday and colder nights Tuesday. Reports list current readings and twenty four hour changes for Eastport Louisville Boston Nashville Albany Cleveland York Atlantic City Washington Jacksonville Atlanta New Orleans Galveston Pittsburgh and more with record comparisons for March 16 1938 and daily highs lows and precipitation figures.
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Ohio
South
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
North
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
York
Atlantic Co
Wash'gton
Jacksville
Atlanta
N. Orleans
Galves Pittsburgh
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Edward Warren
Palance
Gen. DE Rivera
Helene Costello
Oureen
Cowell Sherman
Actor
Hollywood
Duviet
Manning
St. Stephen’s
Nock
Thomas Jefferson
America
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Edith Cavell
Freeman
Brussels
Rabelais
Atlantic Monthly
Vs. the Century Magazine
Bner’s
Dr. Nock
Eh Biaxs
U. S. Navy
John A.park
U.S
Toreador Gored
Chicago Thug
Wickersham Liquor
Enforcement Board
Labor
Toga
Queen City
S.W
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