Excitement Rises Over Elmwood Youth Shooting
In Elmwood residents hunt for clues after nineteen-year-old Manuel Shreve was killed while playing a game with younger boys. Police confirm two shots fired from a .32 caliber automatic pistol. one bullet hit Shreve. His body shipped to Merrimac Kentucky for funeral services.
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Manuel Shreve
Beech Street
Raymond Lewis
Walnut Street
Young Shreve
Hamilton County
Merrimac
Taylor County
Joseph Day
Elemwood
August Beckman
Albert Bockstiegel
Swin
Donald Burwinkle
Ralph Burwinkle
Floral Avenue
United States Playing Card Company
Beech and
Park Avenues
Norwood
Burwinkie
Samaritan
Poison Liquor Kills Two Youths in Butler County
A special dispatch reports two liquor deaths in Butler County within twelve hours. Enoch Stamper, 22, of New Miami, was found dead at Rose Riley’s home after drinking poisoned moonshine. Arthur Haefner, 26, of Venice, died after exposure to denatured alcohol, with investigators unsure how he obtained the drink. Coroner Edward Cook urges action to trace the supply, especially near New Miami.
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Butler County
Edward Cook
Luther Epperson
New Miami
Enoch Stamper
Rose Riley
Albert Riley
Bradley Fincher
Cook
Jon Ring
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Riley
Arthur Haefner
Venice
Rose Auto Sales Company
Louisa
Absent Minded Professor Arranges Luncheon
Chicago March 20 Prof Alfred A Michelson a famed University of Chicago scientist hosted a luncheon at the Quadrangle Club to honor radio tube inventor Dr Lee DeForest but did not attend himself. Guests waited as Dean Henry Gordon Gale stepped in to substitute and the meal proceeded.
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Alfred A. Michelson
University of Chicago
Lee DeForest
Quadrangle Club
Michelson
Dr. DeForest
Henry Gordon Gale
University of Chicago Physics
Huckins Convicted in Fraud Case Over Cigar Deal
George E. Huckins was found guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses from Emil Levsen, a former major league pitcher. The trial tied to a business selling cigars, known as seconds, with investors receiving unusually high dividends. Several related charges against Huckins and his father remain pending. the elder Huckins fights extradition in Wisconsin. An appeal was announced by defense after a 25 hour jury ruling.
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George E. Huckins
Emil Levsen
Huckins
Capone Family Linked Arrests In Florida Liquor Raid
In Miami on March 20 six men were arrested at Al Capone’s Palm Island winter estate after a liquor raid. Two men claimed to be John and Albert Capone, brothers of the Chicago gangster, though Chicago reports say Capone has no such brothers. Bonds ranged from 250 to 500 dollars. arrests included a caretaker Frankie Newton and others for illegal liquor possession and vagrancy.
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Palm Island
al Capone
Chicago
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Albert Capone
Capone
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Mimi
Ralph
Joseph
John Capone
Frankie Newton
Carone
James Vincent
Louis Cowen
L. J. Brennan
Dade County Court
Roy “Crane Neck” Nugent
Tax receipts pour in as March 15 payments surge
Treasury officials remained optimistic as March 15 receipts climbed to 314,200,558 by March 18, boosted by collectors working late last weekend. Early totals showed 214,534,548 on March 15 and a sharp rise from the previous year, with a forecast 550,000,000 first-quarter target, though a slowdown was anticipated. In Buffalo, eight-year-old Girard Lyons hanged himself in a coat room after being sent to the closet for unruly behavior.
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Treasury
Buffalo
N. Y
Girard Lyons
Defense rests as Shrader reassures jurors of impulse to steal
In Pa to a murder trial Irene Shrader testifies she has stolen since age nine. She recounts robbing twelve cities and taking from cash registers to fund outings. The defense argues an irresistible impulse to steal motivated the crimes while jurors view her forehead scar and head injury as possible causes.
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Irene
Thomas Dickey
Defense Counsel
Tom Mix
Turants
New Cy Pa
Woman bound to fiery bed escapes death
Miss Wilma Jones, 23, allegedly tied to a bed set on fire in a Fairfield hotel room, escaped as guests rushed to help. Hours later G S Moore, Oakwood businessman, was arrested for assault with intent to murder. Moore allegedly forged a $250 check in Moore Ginner's name.
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Wilma Jones
G. S. Moore
Oakwood
Miss Jones
Yesterdy
Moore Ginner
Cancer Serum Study Announced by California Researchers
Plans for leading American cancer experts to investigate the new serum from San Francisco were announced by Dr. Bloodgood to the Academy of Medicine of Northern New Jersey. He urged an authoritative body to assess cancer cures touted by the press to avoid false hopes for dying patients.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
San Francisco
Academy of Medicine
New Jersey
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins University
Daily Press
Drs. Coffey and
Humber
Royal Pair Separated in Monaco Decree Split Custody
The Monacan High Court ordered Prince Pierre and Princess Charlotte of Monaco separated. The couple will share custody of their children, Antoine and Rainier, with each parent holding the children half the year. The ruling follows an arbitration agreement proposed by Raymond Poincare and notes Prince Pierre’s continued financial interests while he need not reside in Monaco.
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Monacan High Court
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Charlotte
Monaco
Antoinette
Prince Rainier
Prince Louis
Raymond Poincare
Prince Pierre
Borah Switches Vote To Keep Hides Leather And Shoes Duty Free
In a tight Senate vote Borah Idaho switched from yes to no keeping hides leather and shoes on the free list amid a bid to revive tariff amendments. Norris gain and Oddie amendment motion to reconsider kept the chamber in heightened mood as leaders planned a week end recess.
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Nebraska
Idaho
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Hebert
S. Jones
Jones
Rep
Wash
Garner
House
Fire in Knoxville claims four buildings and three lives
A Knoxville fire destroyed four buildings and damaged others in the main business district. Three bodies were recovered from the Arcade Building as authorities identified Sylvester Wilkerson his wife Elizabeth Wilkerson and her son Arthur Sharp. Carl Melcher perished after being burned in his store and another man remained missing. Damage was placed at 250000 dollars or more with cause undetermined tonight.
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Knoville
Tenn
Knoxville
S. Principal
Public Safety
Sylvester
Wilkerson
United States Army
Elizabeth Sally” "Wilkerson
Arthur Sharp
Carl Melcher
Fire Devours Large Block in Montreal District
A massive blaze in Montreal’s St. Henry district destroyed five stores and three residences, nearly an entire block, after seven hours of firefighting effort. The fire began in a clothing shop, injuring five firefighters and causing property losses estimated above half a million dollars.
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St. Henry
St.’ Henry
Husband Fights for Wife Body in Custody Case
Daniel M. Heuberger initiated legal action to gain custody of his wife Bethel W Heuberger's body after her death at her parents' home. Judge Hoffman ordered delivery, then stayed to decide custody as the body remained at the undertaker today. The couple, married after an elopement in 1928, had lived apart amid family tensions and illness.
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Daniel M. Heuberger
Rushton Road
Charles Scherrer
Evanston Avenue
Fred L. Hoffman
Heuberger
Paul Y. Connolly
W. Mack Johnson
Miss Scherrer
Tuseplum Avenue
Arsenic Or Other Poison Suggested In Paralysis Epidemic
A local scientist links arsenic or other metallic poison to a paralysis epidemic in a report cited in Washington. The piece discusses Congress and a push for prohibition education, with testimony from Daniel Doerper, Martha Bruere, Ella Boole, James Kennedy, and Oliver Stewart.
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Oliver—W. Stewart
Chicago
Flying Squadron Foundation
Kennedy
Stewart
United States
Soviet atheists curb drive to eradicate God in Russia
At the All Union Congress of Atheists in Moscow officials urge end to violent excesses in the anti religious campaign. Speakers warn against closing churches or forcing peasants to join the League of the Godless. Hmelyan Yaroslavsky calls for peaceful persuasion and scientific explanation. criticism also targets Pope Pius XII for anti religious stance.
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All-Union Congress of Atheists
Russia
League of the Godless
Hmelyan Yaroslavsky
Society of Militant Atheists
Soviet Union
Pope Pius
St. Peter's
Auto hits youth riding bicycle in Hamilton County fatality
The thirty eighth automobile fatality of the year in Hamilton County was recorded when Woodson Morgan a 16 year old student of 2536 Eastern avenue died at General Hospital. He was struck by a truck driven by Albert Lakeman 36 of 3907 Lansdowne avenue Detr Park on Torrence road hill at 3 20 pm. Death occurred at 5 45 pm.
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General Hospital
Woodson Morgan
Eastern Avenue
Albert Lakeman
Lansdowne Avenue
Detr Park
Torrence Road
Kansas Narrowly Divided Over Prohibition Poll Lead
The Literary Digest reports second weekly returns from a 20,000,000 ballot national poll showing 287,885 votes favor revoking the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act, 224,141 favor modifying current rules to legalize wine and beer, and 191,909 for strict enforcement. Twenty states and the District of Columbia contributed data. Kansas shows the single state with a vote for enforcement leading others.
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Literary Digest
District of Columbia
Kansas
Carrie Nation
Signs of Spring on Clifton Streets
Crocuses and jonquils in Clifton yards signal spring as children play on warm grass and maids scrub windows. A man arranges fishing tackle, confirming the season's arrival in this vignette of early seasonal life.
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Clifton
Missing Kidnaper of Camargo Cashier Traced by Sheriff
Sheriff William M. Anderson believes a recently convicted bank robber in South Superior Wisconsin is one of the two accomplices named by Kentucky farm hand John Hasty in the Henderson kidnapping case. Benjamin Henderson, former Camargo Bank of Madeira cashier, was abducted January 18 1929 and later released with watches and money taken from him. Kennedy was convicted and imprisoned but Henderson later admitted Kennedy’s innocence in an affidavit filed during his own penitentiary sentence. Governor Cooper had issued Kennedy an unconditional pardon earlier.
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Camargo Bank
Madeira
William * M. Anderson
South Superior
Wis
John Hasty
Kentucky
Henderson
West Carrollton
Hasty
Jack Kennedy
Dayton
Kennedy
Hre
Keane
Cooper
Ander
General Hospital Isolates 28 Sufferers for Study
General Hospital isolates 28 patients to study symptoms and prevent spread of a contagious malady. Authorities aim to understand presentation and curb transmission during the outbreak.
Paralyzed Ohio Patients Linked to Contaminated Drinks
Doctors in Columbus Middletown and Mt. Vernon report 28 partial paralysis cases in General Hospital with 13 new observations. Officials suspect noncontagious poisoning from arsenic or metallic toxins linked to home brew beer Jamaica ginger and ricin in some brands. Experts warn precautions to prevent spread while noting many cases resemble peripheral neuritis and dengue-like illness.
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University of Cincinnati
General Hospital
Jamaica
Ohio
Columbus
Middletown
Mt. Vernon
Taubert
Tropics
H. D. McIntyre
Martin Fischer
Saul Arenson
Weather summary for Ohio and surrounding states
A multi state forecast notes generally fair and colder conditions in Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee with increasing clouds and a rise in temperature Saturday followed by rain or showers. West Virginia faces snow flurries in mountains while Indiana expects mostly fair skies though colder conditions. The data table records current high and low temperatures and precipitation for cities including Eastport Louisville Boston Nashville Albany Cleveland and more with wind directions and rainfall totals.
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