Bitter Street Upheaval and Browning Split in Carmel
Carmel court ends Frances Heenan Browning’s marriage as alimony stops. Justice Seeger finds cruelty charges unproven and grants separation to Edward West Browning, who faced accusations of cruelty and miserliness while Frances Browning, 15 at marriage, loses weekly alimony and may seek annulment. The case questions intent and exposes the couple’s volatile private life.
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Justice Seeger
Browning
Cold Spring
Here
Heenan
Italy Opposes League Action in Albanian Balkan Dispute
Rome reports Italy strongly rejects any push to involve the League of Nations in the Albania Yugoslavia dispute. Officials see Italo Yugoslav tensions as local and fear internationalization. Fascist press condemns foreign interference while sensational Albanian unrest reports persist from Scutari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Peritch
Jugo-Slavia
Giornale d'Italia
Scuta
Four Dead 58 Ill From Influenza Aboard Army Transport
Inbound USS Chateau Thierry reports 58 ill and four dead with influenza on board as it nears San Francisco from New York. Col. Anderson confirms epidemic, Letterman Hospital prepared to treat patients, ship not to be quarantined. Vessel carries officers and families and 578 enlisted men, 490 bound for Hawaii.
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San Francisco
United States Army
Chateau Thierry
New York
Army
A. D. F. Anderson
Ninth Corps
Letterman General Hospital
Presidio
Hawaii
Wurlitzer Plans Stock Dividend and Debt Retirement
The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company authorizes a $3,000,000 common stock dividend at 3 new shares for 2 held and retires $945,000 of 8 percent second preferred stock. By March 31, total capitalization reaches $5,000,000 with $3,000,000 in new stock and $4,106,000 funded debt in sinking fund debentures due 1938. The 8 percent issue is redeemed at $105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company
Murder Plot For Freedom Ends In Brutal Killing
A diary and confessions reveal Henry Judd Gray and Ruth Snyder plotted and carried out the murder of Albert Snyder, art editor of a motor boating magazine. Gray said he struck first with a pinch bar, Mrs Snyder struck the second blow. Ruth Snyder admitted details after hours of police grilling.
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New York
Henry Judd Gray
Ruth Snyder
Albert Snyder
Newcomb
Queens County
Gray
Ruth
Rioting Johns Hopkins Freshman Dinner Turmoil In Annapolis
In Annapolis Maryland a campus clash at Johns Hopkins sparked a riot near the state house as police used water hoses and clubs to quell hundreds of students. Dozens injured, nine arrested, while Governor Ritchie refused militia action.
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Jo&Ans Hopkins University
Maryland State House
National Guard
Johns Hopkins
Annapolis
Marchalya
Ritchie
Annapolis Emergency Hospital
John Grayson Turnbill
Alms Swindle Tied to Syrian Seminarian Case
Priests and Catholic Sisterhoods across the Americas were duped of over 100000 dollars by a forged alms scam claiming relief for hungry Syrians. Syrian seminarian Khamas Amersha and his Romanian wife Dolores de Onellieni pretended to be clerics, using fake testimonials to solicit funds from churches and Syrian sympathizers, with victims in Wisconsin, Iowa, and Cincinnati. Amersha confessed, faced deportation, but federal charges for fraudulent collections were limited.
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Chicago
United States
Mexico
Canada
Khamas Amersha
Dolores de Onellieni
Amersha
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Iowa
S. D. Smith
Immigration
Smith
Roberts Named Moderator of Cincinnati Presbytery
E. D. Roberts, assistant superintendent of schools, was nominated by acclamation to be moderator of the Cincinnati Presbytery. Election will occur at the April meeting, marking the first lay moderator in over 25 years. Roberts has served as a presbytery elder for 26 years and chairs the ministerial relief and sustenance committee. He succeeds Rev. H. Herzlop and will be installed March 31.
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E. D. Roberts
Cincinnati
Roberts
Cincinnati Presbytery
Poplar Street
Hert Hezlop
H. B. Vail
W. T. McKinney
W. Harrison
Montgomery
Sieston
R. Ames Montgomery
Lane Seminary
William
Shanghai in turmoil as Nationalists seize city
Shanghai reels as Nationalist forces advance into the native city while the international settlement remains guarded by 15,000 foreign troops including 1,500 US marines. Street fighting, fires, and looting outbreak amid a general strike. two British Punjabi soldiers killed and ten wounded. shells fall in the settlement with limited damage.
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Shanghai
China
International Settlement
United States
Whangpoo
Mission
Ho Ying Yin
Chekiang
Enterprise
Ningo
Lieut
Newman
Corp
Ainslie
Carroll May Escape Prison Verdict Hinges on Supreme Court Review
Earl Carroll the theatrical producer faces prison at the Atlanta Penitentiary unless the Supreme Court agrees to review its denial of his appeal on a perjury conviction. He could be released early on good behavior if the court permits reconsideration and delays notice to the New York trial court. Meanwhile Jugo-Slavia denies Italian charges about Albania and Europe weighs mediation amid Balkan tensions.
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Washington
Earl Carroll
Atlanta
Supreme Court
New York
Carroll
English French Exchange of Notes Aims to Settle Positions
Paris March 21 reports an expected exchange of notes between Britain and France to settle positions on the Itale issue. Officials say the dialogue will focus on differing interpretations and seek a pragmatic compromise to ease tensions and advance bilateral interests.
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Paris
Ford Attitude Toward Jews Ruled Not Admissible in Libel Suit
Detroit March 21 The court barred questions on Henry Ford s views of Jews in the Aaron Sapiro libel case ruling that testimony about general Jewish ideas is inadmissible. The judge allowed malice claims tied to Ford and Cameron but restricted evidence on Ford s personal attitudes toward Jews as a group.
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Ford
Sapiro
Detroit
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
Fred M. Raymond
William J. Cameron
Dearborn Independent
Raymond
William Henry Gallagher
Cameron
Gallagher
Stewart Hanley
Hanley
Negroes Stab Man in Hold-Up. $54 Stolen in Two Robberies
Walter Birkemeier, a Lion Shoe worker, lay seriously hurt at General Hospital with stab wounds after a street hold-up on Cutter Street near Ninth and Richmond. Earlier, William L. Kesterman Jr. was robbed near Green and Race Streets of $54 plus $4 from his own pocket as two youths in a car fled.
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Walter Birkemeier
Lion
Liston Avenue
General Hospital
Birkemeier
Cutter Street
Ninth
Richmond Streets
William L. Kesterman, Jr
Pleasant Street
Green and
Race Streets
Green Street
Durant Out for Come Back
New York dispatch reports William C Durant plans to devote his time to a new motor car program after a fortune built in the bull market. He promises an April 7 statement on future plans, with potential mergers and mass production implications discussed in the note. Durant holds interests in Flint, Star and Locomobile companies.
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New York
Wall Street
William C. Durant
Durant
Ford
General Motors
Flint
Star
Locomodile
Rebels Rob Train To Show America that Mexico Has Real Revolution
Mexican rebels raided the Laredo to Mexico City express injuring and looting cars near Obregon Station. They shouted Viva Cristo Rey and claimed the robbery aimed to prove a Mexican revolution and raise funds. About 100000 pesos of government funds were taken. Passenger accounts differ on whether the soldiers defended the train. Continued on second page.
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America
Mexico
Christ the King
Mexico City
Laredo
Associated Press
Obregon Station
Italy Demands Equal Arms With Europe at Disarmament Talks
Geneva March 21 Italian Envoy Gen Marinus declares Italy will not accept armament levels inferior to any continental European nation. Mussolini’s stance aims to keep Italian forces on par with France amid tensions with Jugo-Slavia. The day features Cecil’s British draft for naval limits and France’s forthcoming contrasting proposal. The United States releases its Geneva memorandum on economic aspects of general disarmament.
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Jugo-Slavia
Italy
London
Tirana
Albania
Belgrade
Jugo-Slav
Geneva
Jugo- Slav
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Germany
Iitaly
Europe
Marinus
League of Nations Preparatory Commission On Disarmament
Marinis
Mussolini
State Department
Washington
Joint Commission of Experts
Shoemaker Health Center aided by Community Chest fights disease
The Shoemaker Health Center, aided by the Community Chest, works to combat illness among 20,000 residents in the congested West End and aims to improve living conditions through medical aid and public health efforts.
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Shoemaker Health Center
Community Chest
West End
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