Naval Parley Faces End If France Italy Fail to Yield
The long stalemate between France and Italy over naval parity prompts expectations that talks may end within two weeks if Premier Tardieu returns Sunday. A five power treaty could emerge with US Great Britain Japan united, while Grandi and Morrow show limited progress. Mussolini’s stance remains parity with France, and Paris refuses true parity. Tokyo signals cautious week ahead before instructing London delegates. MacDonald’s government receives Liberal Party backing for continuity during the conference period.
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MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Stimson
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Grandi
Amber Morrow
Mussolini
Morrow
Signor Grandi
Paris
Bettman to Act in Excess Case in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General Gilbert Bettman announces intervention to defend excess condemnation power for municipalities in Cincinnati land dispute linked to Fifth Street widening. He will file a brief supporting state view, with argument likely near end of April. The Mahoning Valley park district case may await a Supreme Court rehearing decision.
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Gilbert Bettman
John D. Ellis
Cincinnnati
United States Supreme Court
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Bettman
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Mahoning Valley Sanitary District
Cleveland
Akron Metropolitan Park District
Luther Day
Mahoning Valley
Mahoning Valley Cave
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Supreme Court
Bond Set at 10000 for Earl Conold in Child Stealing Case
In Wooster Ohio March 18 bond for Earl Conold charged with child stealing and murder of four year old Melvin Horst was fixed at 10000 but he remained in jail unable to raise the funds. Conflicting statements from Charles Hannah, held on the same charges, leave officials unsure what to believe about the boy’s fate. Hannah has fluctuating stories and seeks an attorney while declining state-paid counsel.
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Earl Conold
Melvin Horst
Conald
Horst
Charles Hannah
Donald
Hannah
Melvin
Wayne County
Peiping Falls to Yenhsian Control in Bloodless Coup
Peiping under Yen Hsi-Shan authorities after a quiet takeover across Nanking government offices in Peiping the former capital. The move targets telecoms railway press and KMT districts signaling a widening rift with Chiang Kai-Shek’s Nanking regime and no resistance reported.
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Yen Hsi-Shan
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North China Daily News
Wellington Koo
Kuomintang
Former British Prime Minister Lord Balfour Gravely Ill
Surrey England March 18 Lord Balfour veteran British statesman and philosopher lies gravely ill at his brother Gerald Balfours home for a week Doctors bulletin says condition is causing anxiety He is in his eighty second year and suffering a chill that worried doctors from the start Conservatives Labor Lib erals unite in hopes for his recovery
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Gerald Balfour
Child’s Death Raises Auto Fatalities in County
Edwin Mio, six, son of Edwin V Hann of 1702 Ella Street, died at Good Samaritan Hospital after being struck by a car on Hamilton and Pullan Avenues Monday night. The death is the county’s 36th auto fatality since January 1, coroner F C Swing was told. The child ran from behind a street car into the path of a vehicle driven by Herman Moeller of 1734 Laurel Court Circle Mt Healthy. He suffered a skull fracture and was treated at Clyde Thomas’s office before hospital transfer.
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Edwin V. Hann
Ella Street
Good Samaritan
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F. C. Swing
Herman Moeller
Laurel Court Circle
Capone Arrives in Windy City
Al Capone returns to Chicago amid police search with squads deployed. Reports vary on his arrival by plane from Cleveland or routes via Camden and Philadelphia. A car allegedly took him to Cicero, evading arrest as in previous activity areas.
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Bank Merger Plans Favored By Directors
New York March 18. Merger of Chase National Bank Equitable Trust and Interstate Trust to form the world’s largest financial institution was approved by the three directorates. Aldrich to be President. Wiggin to chair Governing Board with McHugh and McCain in key roles. The combined bank will have about 2.8 billion dollars in resources.
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Interstate Trust Company
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Equitable
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase Bank
John McHugh
Chase
Charles S. McCain
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Aldrich
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National City
Victim Slugged During Ride Crashes After Attack
George Green, 42, an insurance salesman from Dayton, was critically injured when the car he rode in crashed into a loading platform at Colerain and Harrison. He said two men who rode with him fled after the collision, while he remained in the wreck. He suffered a skull fracture, a broken right leg, multiple broken ribs, and possible internal injuries. A man of the same name recently moved addresses and was linked to a Dayton life insurance firm.
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West Glen Bonevard
Dayton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Colerain
Harrison Avenues
Green
Carl Linzer
Hamilton Avenue
American Life and Accident Insurance Company of
Kentucky
Romanian premier presents cabinet resignation rumor
Bucharest reports that Premier Maniu submitted his cabinet’s resignation to the Regency Council amid a Bessarabia inquiry, a move later withdrawn according to today’s papers. The fluctuating report centers on the government’s response to the council’s investigation and the political turmoil.
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Romania
Maniu
Bessarabia
Trigger Woman Denies Killing State Trooper
Irene Shrader 21 denied on the stand that she told two women in a Phoenix jail she shot a Pennsylvania officer after the store robbery. She admitted firing at Officer Brady Paul on the New Castle to Butler road December 27 but said she did not know if she hit him.
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Irene Shrader
Phoenix
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W. Glen Dague
Mattie Jackson
Rose Smith
Shrader
Brady Paul
New Castle-Butler Road
Here
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Tom Crawford
Lonnie
Butler
Lobby probes order brokers for Huston GOP chief
Senate Lobby Committee subpoenas records of Claudius H. Huston’s account with New York broker Blythe Bonner. Focus narrows to $36,100 contributed by Union Carbide for the Tennessee River Improvement Association tied to Muscle Shoals lease advocacy.
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Republican National Committee
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Union Carbide Company
Tennessee River Improvement Association
Muscle Shoals
Charles A. Kricker
Two Negroes Held On Moonshine Charge After Gunfire
Police nabbed Thomas Porter and William Brown for possessing liquor after moonshine was dropped as officers approached at Richmond and Cutter. Porter was wounded in the wrist during a confrontation near Court and Kossuth streets and taken to General Hospital. Brown was escorted to jail, while Porter hid and later was found in an outhouse moaning from a wrist wound.
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George Street
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William Brown
John Street
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Mother Fatally Burned Trying to Save Children in Ohio Home
In East Bernstadt Kentucky a mother, Piez Turner, died and two young children perished after a fire swept their home while the mother, absent at the time, likely burned while attempting to rescue the youngsters.
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Babel
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Kyr
Piez Turner
Messmer Manufacturer Dies in Tampa at 78
Andrew Messmer, 78, president of the Andrew Messmer Company that makes ornamental church fixtures, died in Tampa after two weeks illness from pneumonia and complications. He was en route to Cuba when stricken. body to Cincinnati. funeral Friday at 9:30 a.m. at his residence and 10 a.m. at St. Catherine Church. He moved to Cincinnati years ago, started business, and built a firm 40 years old. his relatives include Leo LeTang and four sisters in various states. Mr. Messmer was a member of local civic and Catholic organizations.
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Dieaq
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Fla
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Harrison Avenue
St. Catherine Church
Westwood
Leo LeTang
Vice Pr
Barne Burlington
Gandhi reaches Sorsad and Borsad in civil disobedience march
Mahatma Gandhi and his volunteer marchers arrived in Sorsad and Borsad, Bombay presidency, this evening after traveling from Napa. The march shows continued nonviolent protest strategy during their campaign in India.
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Tax receipts hint at March inflow near budget highs
Treasury data on March 15 personal and corporate income tax receipts show possible movement toward the high end of the 550 million dollar budget estimate. Actual totals were 67.5 million deposited by March 15, with last year at 72.5 million for the same period, audits expected to refine projections. A refund probe was urged by Rep. Garner.
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Condemned police dog Tim escapes execution in Santa Rosa
Tim the sheep killing police dog condemned to be shot escaped from the city pound before the executioner arrived. Two boards were torn from Tim's death cell, and owner George Webber argued the evidence was circumstantial. Governor Young said he could not stop the execution and friends of Tim intervened to take matters into their own hands.
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George Webber
C. C. Young
Cincinnati Wet Poll Indicates Prohibition Sentiment
A Literary Digest mail poll from Cincinnati shows 48.5 percent favor repeal, 37 percent support modification, and a small share favor enforcement. About 13,431 ballots from the city are reported with 1,833 for strict enforcement and 6,250 for repeal, among incomplete tallies.
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Liner Search Fails to Find 3 Million in Narcotics
After a nearly day long hunt aboard the France, customs agents fail to uncover 3,000,000 dollars worth of narcotics despite boarding with 100 agents and inspecting every bag. U S Attorney Tuttle opens a grand jury probe into recent drug smuggling attempts linked to Sir Duncan Orr Lew is and a trunk found among his effects. Jacob Bloom remains under arrest in Southampton as the investigation continues.
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Sir Duncan Orr-Lewis
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Jacob Bloom
Southampton
England
Senate Votes To Ban Imports Of Immoral Books Through Censor
Partial paralysis cases linked to Jamaica ginger alcohol poisoning spread from Paint Lick Kentucky to several southern states. Dr J B Floyd reports five men paralyzed with wood alcohol in their systems and three in serious condition. Officials cite accidental adulteration as a possible cause and say the investigation is paused pending further state replies.
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Paint Lick
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J. B. Floyd
Floyd
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Health Service
Jails Fill Up as Dry Foes Read Witness List
Washington report notes a rise in prohibition prosecutions in six months ending October 1929 with 44 769 cases, 2 872 convictions, 32 070 guilty pleas and 15 337 sentences totaling 8 920 years and fines over 5 million. Padlock injunctions rose to 4 762. Plainly, hearings approach with expected witnesses and measures to modify the Jones law and broaden federal court powers under consideration.
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House Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Department
Horace B Taft
Taft School For Boys
Watertown
Conn
Josephus Daniels
United States Commissioners
Trainman Missing After Arlington Heights Wreck Near Chicago
A Chicago & Northwestern wreck a mile south of Arlington Heights leaves one trainman missing and twelve passengers injured. Carl Kutzner, engineer of the northbound suburban train, is believed trapped under the locomotive wreckage.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Arlington Heights
Carl Kutzner
Fountain Promised Handsome Base at Fountain Square
A council resolution to study the Tyler Davidson fountain and esplanade at Fountain Square is expected at today’s City Council meeting. Col Sherrill said no move to relocate the fountain is planned and public opinion favors keeping it in place with possible esplanade remodeling and a higher base. Local architects may be consulted and Myron Downs recommendations to cut back the esplanade and raise the fountain’s base are likely to guide the design.
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Col. Sherrill
Tyler Davidson
Fountain Square
Col Sherrill
Col. Sherril
Edward Imbus
Council
Myron Downs
Smoot Censorship Amendment Moves Tariff Bill In Senate
Senate votes to give final say on imported books to a Federal District Court instead of the Treasury. The measure removes heavy penalties but retains a treason clause. debate centers on Brigham Young writings and Shakespeare as examples of censorable material.
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Mormon Church
Temperatures Across States From Cold to Warmer Outlook
The report notes cold conditions and possible snow flurries in extreme northeast parts Wednesday, with increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures Thursday. It covers Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia Indiana and lists a table of current highs lows and precipitation for cities including Eastport Louisville Nashville Cleveland New York Detroit Atlanta and more with recorded March 18 1930 values.
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