Twelve miners die in gas blast at Crown Coal mine
In Arnettsville West Virginia during a 2 AM explosion twelve miners perished in No 9 light heading of the Yukon mine. Seven escaped and all bodies were recovered by company crews and outside agencies. Gas ignition likely from a pocket sparked by a motor.
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Arnettsville
W. Va
Yukon
Crown Coal Company
Virginia Department of Mines
United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
J. H. Livingston
E. N. Casteel
Charles Jacobs
William Thompson
J. L. Harvey
Frank Marcius
Ed Groves
Sisco Franco
Henry Willis
Andy Smith
Adam Cult
Hilliard Neilson
West Virginia Mining Department
No. 3
Headi Guruck
West Virginia
Covington Wet Vote in Magazine Day Poll
New York World News Service reports The Literary Digest nationwide poll shows Los Angeles favoring repeal or modification of prohibition while Covington Kentucky supports repeal. The Los Angeles totals total 32,671 with 11,899 repeal 11,561 modification and 9,211 enforcement. Covington Ky shows strong repeal support in an incomplete city-by-city analysis.
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New York World News Service
New York
California
Literary Digest
Los Angeles
Covington
Corington
Annapolis A
Binghamton
Hingston
N. Yo
Poughkeepsie
Burglary Suspects Nabbed After Copper and Lead Theft
Police Lieutenant Vollmer confronts two suspects, Robert McLennon and Rochestor Williams, as a push cart full of wiring is seized at Seventh Street and Freeman Avenue after they are taken into custody. Detectives state the material was stolen overnight.
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Louis Vollmer
George Hauck
Leslie Thompson
Seventh Street
Freeman Avenue
Robert McLennon
West Fifth Street
Rochester Williams
Eut. Vollmer
Emmett Kirgan
Pretty Lil Animal Is Uninvited Guest
In Payallup Washington Mr and Mrs S A Todd hosted friends last night. An uninvited little black animal with a bushy tail and white back stripe entered their home and hid behind the piano. They lured it with meat on a string and the animal exited willingly. the gathering proceeded as planned.
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Payallup
Wash
S. A. Todd
Mrs. Todd
Oward
Morrow’s US consultative pact cited as key to security hopes
London dispatch notes Dwight Morrow’s push for a limited American role in a five power security accord. The plan hinges on Britain and France compromises, French naval cuts, and a crucial Washington check on credibility. The outcome depends on US willingness to honor its consultative pledge.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Morrow
Ramsay MacDonald
France
Snowden
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Mediterranean
America
Washington
Atlantic
Giant Do X To Fly From Bermuda To New York
The German ocean giant Do X plans a Atlantic flight starting from Bermuda with six aboard and ten hops along the route toward New York. The voyage showcases the era’s long distance air travel ambitions and the Do X’s transatlantic capability.
Giant Do-X Seaplane Plans North American Tour
The Do-X giant seaplane, the world’s largest flying boat, aims to fly from Lake Constance in July to New York, then tour the United States and Central America. It carries 150 passengers, will stop in Barcelona, the Azores and Bermuda for fuel, and cover about 4 775 miles to New York.
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New York
North America
Lake Constance
New York City
Barcelona
Spain
Azore Islands
Bermuda
Azores
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Panama Canal
Dornier
Ontario Premier Denounces Dry Claims on Prohibition
Premier Ferguson rebutted former Ontario premier Drury at Washington hearings, saying government liquor control lowers crime and accidents. He cited Nova Scotia's similar act and noted Ontario's 92 of 112 legislature supports, while Drury campaigns against prohibition.
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Ontario
E. L. Drury
New York World News Service
Toronto
Ont
Washington
Ferguson
Drury
Prohibition Committee
Diry
United States
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Isgide
Hamilton
Wentworth
Henry Drayton
Liquor Control Board
Canada
E. C. Drury
House Judiciary Committee
Dominion
John J. Lentz
Columbus
American Insurance Union
House of Representatives
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Séloon League
Lenna Lowe Yost
Dry Forces
Graham
Lentz
Uae
Prohi
Ohio business and industry show rising momentum in spring
Ohio surveys report improving industrial activity in February with the first uptick since last August. Akron rubber plants and auto, iron, steel sectors show gains while Toledo and Cincinnati-Cleveland area projects boost employment and construction across several cities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Akron
Toledo
Dayton
Findlay
Springfield
Hamilton
Salem
Sandusky
Lancaster
East Liverpool
Washington
Do.h
Massillon
Marion
Napoleon
Urbana
State Highway Department
Marconi Sends 11 000 Miles Of Energy By Radio
Genoa March 6 Marquis Guglielmo Marconi demonstrated long distance wireless power by sending enough energy from the Electra to light Sydney thousands of miles away. The Australian director of Amalgamated Wireless spoke via radio telephone saying lights are on. Marconi envisions powering railways, trolleys and factories across vast networks by future wireless energy transmission.
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New York World News
Genoa
Italy
Marquis Guglielmo
Marconi
Electra
Sydney
Australia
Amalgamated Wireless of Austral ,’ Ltd
Pacific Ocean
United States
Atlantic
North
South
America
Pub. Coy
Bald Knob Blasting Schedule Set After Fatal Accident
A new blasting schedule will guide Winston Brothers operations at Bald Knob to level Bard Knob for the Union Terminal site. The change follows last Saturday’s accident killing two and injuring six, and was decided at a court conference led by Judge Chester R. Shook. The plan cuts explosive use, with a 1200 pound maximum per shot when the residence is at least 500 feet away, applying to two shots in a single hole.
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Winston Brothers
Cincinnati Union Iminal Company
Bard Knob
Union Terminal
Chester R. Shook
Common Pleas Court
Coo
Sherrill
Take Ride Ends in Double Slaying in Cleveland Area
Bodies of two Cleveland bootleggers, Anthony Borsellino and his cousin, Anthony Borsellino, were found strangled in a parked car in Brecksville Village. Police say the brothers were killed over a bootleg feud and suspect ties to the recent Edward O’Leary case.
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Cleveland
Brecksville Village
Anthony Borseellino
Anthony Borsellino
Akron
Borsellino
Clarence Adams
Lorain County
Elyria
Alfred Jones
Edward, O'Leary
Judge Rules Roberts Hall Debtors Not Public in Court
Judge Struble rejects most requests in Roberts & Hall case but grants creditors access to the debtor list. Debtors to remain private in court. stock seats valued at about 550000 not to be sold now. Graham Hunt, receiver, not required to file an apparishment. Roberts and Hall not required to disclose individual assets. Attorneys for general creditors had pressed for public disclosure of the debtor list and in-court presentation.
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Roberts & Hall
Stock Exchange
Graham P. Hunt
J. Nevin Roberts
Walker P. Hall
Ju Stanley FS
Frank Kunkel
Province M. Pogue
Struble
Edward P. Moulinier
John Hollister
Perry elected Presiding Bishop of Episcopal Church
The Right Rev. James De Wolf Perry of Rhode Island was chosen Presiding Bishop by the House of Bishops on the seventh ballot at St James Cathedral. He won sixty nine votes, one over the required majority, among eighty four present. Born in Germantown Pa in 1871 he studied at the University of Pennsylvania and Episcopal Seminary after ordination he served in Springfield Mass Fitchburg Mass and New Haven Conn, culminating in his election today.
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Chicago
James de Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
Episcopal Church In
William Leonard
Ohio
Charles. Palmerston Anderson
Frederick Reese
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Perry
Germantown
Calvary Episcopal Church
Germantown Academy
University of Pennsylvania
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Mass
Lawrence
Christ Church
Springfield
Fitchburg
St. Paul’s Church
New Haven
Conn
Paris Club Upholds Ban On Women Wearing Trousers
The Paris Tribunal ruled the French Feminine Sporting Federation may bar women who habitually wear male attire. It rejected Violette Morris’s suit for reinstatement and 100000 francs in damages, citing a century-old law against women masquerading as men.
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Paris
French Feminine Sporting Federation
Violette Morris
Mlle. Morris
Federation
Widow contesting Erlanger will claims long partnership
Charlotte Fiscal known on stage as Charlotte Leslie seeks a widow’s share of theatre magnate A. I. Erlanger’s estate. Surrogate James A. Foley ruled she may contest the will after lawyer Max D. Steuer testified they lived as man and wife since 1920, though no marriage occurred.
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New York
Charlotte L. Fiscal
Charlotte Leslie
A. I. Erlanger
Theater Magnat
Erlanger
James A. Foley
Max D. Steuer
Steuer
Charlotte Fiscal
Fifth Avenue
Miss Fiscal
West End Avenue
Three Hurt In East Side Crossing Crash
In Cleveland on March 26 a street railway bus was struck by an Erie Railroad train at an East Side crossing. Three people were injured slightly, the bus was partly demolished, and the injured were treated at a hospital before being sent home.
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Cleveland
Street Railway Company
Erie Railroad
Lebanon Woman Found Dead By Hanging
The body of Miss Emma Sever, 61, a dressmaker, was found hanging from a banister in her Lebanon home. She lived alone and no cause is known. investigators believe she was dead at least a day before discovery.
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Lebanon
Emma Sever
Council Approves Residence to Business Zoning Change
The Avondale council, led by six Charterite members, voted to rezone a residential area near Fredonia and Ridgeway avenues from home use to a business district. The move paves the way for an H J Heinz warehouse beside Norfolk and Western tracks, drawing GOP protests and mixed local reaction.
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Joseph Woeste
Fredonia
Ridgeway Avenues
Avondale
Charterite
H. J. Heinz Company
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Woeste
Weather shifts as Ohio, Cincinnati report snow and cold
Unseasonable temperatures and a March blizzard disrupt Ohio and Cleveland traffic and air service. The Columbus forecast predicts a rise, while Cincinnati endures slick streets and several auto accidents.
Temperatures and weather notes across states with readings
A regional weather summary notes cloudy and snow flurries in the north with rising temperatures in the south for Thursday and Friday. It lists city readings for Eastport Louisville Boston Nashville Albany Cleveland New York Detroit Atlanta and more with highs lows and precipitation figures.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
East Port
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
City
S. Eager
Wash’ton
Chicago
Jacksville
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N. Orleans
Kans
Galveston
Omaha
Pitts
Denver
Hum
Whoa
Veltain
Mintone
S.W
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W. J. McGarry
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Bald Knob
Anderson
Paris Club
Falange Will
W. Meredith Yeatman
Gaia
John Druffel
Associated Press
Mercury
Belo
Lake Erie
Cleveland Weather Bureau
W. C. Devereaux
Edward Co. Reemlin
Cheviot Avenue
Charles Mosley
Myrtle Avenue
Richard Randle
West Eighth Street
Harry H. Combe
Verona
Alms
Isaac Heltzer
Woodlawn Avenue
Eiberon Avenue
General Hospital
Rudolph Kleb
Lyleburn Place
Clifton
ProLasco
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