Blast Buries 16 Miners in Kentucky Shaft
Three dead after a warehouse collapse at 620 Freeman Avenue. Harold Manifold, 19, ship ping clerk, was recovered among the debris. Robert Co. Marks, skull fracture, is listed in critical condition. Joslyn Manufacturing blamed. city to investigate storage on upper floors and potential violations.
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Freeman Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
Harold Manifold
Brookside Avenue
Robert Co. Marks
Eee
Mt. Healthy
Southeast
Joslyn Manufacturing Company
Col. Sherrill
C. M. Stegner
Flintkote Company
G. W. Hagen
Joslyn Company
George Carruthers
Department of Buildings
Joslyn Manufacturing
Funticote Company
Debre
Manifold
John Manifold
Man Declared Dead Long Lost Brother Reported Killed
John Troy, 65 formerly of Independence Kentucky, long declared legally dead after disappearing in 1888, is reported killed recently at a logging camp near Seattle Washington. The death was reported by Daniel Holloran of Seattle to Troy’s brother William in Kentucky.
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John Troy
Independence
Seattle
Wash
William Troy
Horsebranch Road
Ft. Mitchell
Daniel Holloran
Holloran
Kenton County
Troy
Wiliam
Kentucky
Tella"oy
William
Bridget
Kansage City
Gas Explosion Seals Entrance to Trapped Mine Workers
Sixteen men are trapped about a mile and a half back in a Kentucky coal mine after a gas pocket explosion. Rescue squads from Lexington and Harlan are en route as debris blocks access, with operations hindered by rough terrain and limited crew presence.
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Kettle Island
Lexington
Harlan
Pineville
Commis RO Srsa
Gropale
Spi
Rope Credence Dismissed in Horst Case at Orrville Pond
A two heavy manila rope found in the Orrville Country Club pond was dismissed as the likely clue to Mel tin Horst's body. Authorities, led by Rush D. Hiller, planned to resume dragging tomorrow in sections tied to Charles Hannah’s account of the boy’s death. Hiller doubted the body would be found in the probed area.
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Manila
Rush D. Hiller
Canton
Hiller
Hannnah
Frey
Orrville
Mother claims Merlin Pritchard alive amid war mystery
The Pritchard family and U S authorities chase a question from World War I. Merlin Pritchard of Vincennes may have died in France or joined the French Foreign Legion in Morocco. His mother insists he lives, while War and State Departments seek fingerprints and verify identity.
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Washington
Merlin Pritchard
Vincennes
Ind
France
French Foreign Legion
Casablanca
Morocco
E. J. Pritchard
Cushing
Okla
War Department
State Department
Robert Gephart
American Legion
Pritchard
Legion
Frank de Brurcheres
New Victims of Jamaica Ginger Poison in Hospitals
Six more paralysis cases were admitted to General Hospital yesterday raising total to 106. St Mary's Hospital remains crowded with twelve patients. some are turned away for space. Officials note negative spinal fluid results and slow improvements. investigators trace Jamaica ginger from New York as the source, working with federal agencies to locate distributors. Two World War veterans from Cincinnati, also victims, are hospitalized at the National Military Home in Dayt, Ohio.
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General Hospital
H. H. Langdon
St. Mary's Hospital
N. O
Cincinnati
National Military Home
Federal probe targets Jamaica ginger sales in midwest
Oklahoma City March 23 United States District Attorney Roy St Lewis announces grand jury to review Jamaica ginger sales. Two wholesale drug houses in New York three in Kansas City four in St Louis and more than a dozen local druggists are tied to the investigation into paralysis cases across Oklahoma and Southern states. Federal investigators have finished an inquiry into sources of al
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Oklahoma
City
Okla
Roy St. Lewis
United States
New York
Kansas City
St. Louis
Reading maketh a full man White House library gift
The American Booksellers' Association plans a 500 volume home library for the White House for presidential family recreation. Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Douglas Watson help select titles from Don Quixote to Uncle Remus, noting the lack of suitable diversion reading after Hoover's inauguration.
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White House
Don Quixote
Sherlock Holmes
Tom Sawyer
Uncle Remus
Alice Longworth
New York
America
Executive Mansion
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Washington
Douglas
Watson
San Francisco
Wat
Herbert Hoover, Jr
President Hoover
Hoover
Library of Congress
The
American Booksellers’ Association
Royalty Orchestrates Street Trial in Bucharest
In Bucharest on March 29, co regent Prince Nicholas allegedly halted a traffic incident by acting as judge in the street. Maj Georgescu, knocked the windshield with his cane after not recognizing the prince, and was sentenced to three weeks confinement at home with a later apology due to the prince’s decree.
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Bucharest
Romania
Prince Nicholas
Maj
Georgescu
Nicholas
Centrist Leader Forms New German Coalition Government
March 29 report states Dr Heinrich Bruening, Centrist head in the Reichstag, formed a new coalition to replace Heinrich Mueller. The cabinet shows a rightward shift with four Centrists, two Populists, and one each from several parties, including Julius Curtius remaining Foreign Minister and Konrad von Hindenburg overseeing negotiations.
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Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Reichstag
Heinrich Mueller
Lst
von Hindenburg
Germany
Social Democrats
Julius Curtius
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Gustav B Stresemann
Gape
Brueéning
Mueller
Bruening
Martin Schiele
Agriculture
Johannes Brett
Ministry of Justice
Gottfried Treviranus
Democrats
People’s Conservative Party
Nationalists
Bavargine
The
Economic Party
R. Curtius
Wilhelm Groener
Girls Steal Shoes To Keep Heavy Date In City Jail
Pearl Coleman and Viana Ellison, both charged with petit larceny, were nabbed after slipping shoes from a department store to fund a date. Private detective Sidney Hayman pursued and arrested them at Seventh and Race Streets. the women mocked him as they were jailed.
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Seventh
Race Streets
Pearl Coleman
West Seventieth Street
Carthage
Viana Ellison
Locust Street
Pearl
Sidney Hayman
Hayman
Changes in Day Workers Held Back by Doran
Washington March 29. Prohibition Commissioner James M. Doran said Congress must act on pending transfer proposals before enforcement responsibility shifts from Treasury to the Justice Department. He added no major policy or personnel changes will occur until legislation is completed and Attorney General decisions are made.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury Department
James M. Doran
Prohibition
Doran
Treasury
Mitchell
Australian State Votes Against Prohibition Surges
Melbourne report shows over 100000 people voting against prohibition with about 90 percent of ballots counted. The article notes continuation on the third page.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Bank Robbery at Clifton Branch Nets $4072
A lone armed bandit robbed the Second National Bank on Ludlow Avenue just before noon aided by a lookout woman. He threatened staff, took $4072 from the cashier and drawers, and fled. police formed a dragnet but no trace was found.
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Clifton
Second National Bank
Ludlow Avenue
James O. Coogan
Williamson Avenue
Howard Leibel
Teller
Beekman Street
Coogan
Leibel
Elsie Gaines
Vine Street
Bond
Ellor
Pain-Racked Nurse Is Held For Morphine Possession
Peggy Griffith a 35 year old nurse pleaded guilty to possessing eight grains of morphine hydrochloride after a narcotic raid. Arrested with Margaret Lane Moore at 322 West Fourth Street, the pair were under the direction of Lexy Ford’s narcotics squad. Griffith cited pain and fear as motives and said she consumed about eight grains daily.
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Peggy Griffith
United States
August Siemon
Margaret Lane Moore
Madelyn Houchins Moore
Madelyn Houchins
Margaret Francis
West Fourth Street
Lexy Ford
Joseph ‘Biff’ Osborne
United States District Court
Biff
Judges Convene in Common Pleas Session Names Officers
A joint session of the Common Pleas Court opened the new term with Judge Dennis J. Ryan elected Presiding Judge, Judge Stanley Struble named Assistant Presiding, and Judge Thomas H. Morrow as Secretary. A debate over probation department salaries arose as Judge Fred L. Hoffman proposed raising Chief Probation Officer Samuel B. Haskell’s pay from 5000 to 6000 and increasing salaries for assistants, including funding for a new staff member.
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Common Pleas Court
Dennis J. Ryan
Thomas H. Darby
Stanley Struble
Thomas H. Morrow
Probation Department
Fred L. Hoffman
Samuel B. Haskell
Plane reported missing after Ohio River fall near Hanging Rock
The Ohio River near Hanging Rock Ohio was reported to have seen a cabin plane plunge into the water. Grasselli Chemical Company workers, Ironton and Ashland observers offered conflicting accounts with no confirmed sighting on the Ohio side. No missing planes were listed by Portsmouth or Huntington airfields.
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Portsmouth
Ohio River
Hanging Rock
Here
Ironton
Ashland
Grasselli Chemical Company
Greenup
Ohio
Herman Geist
Huntington
W. Va
Schiele Girl Custody Battle Looms In Cincinnati
A guardianship dispute over 17 year old heiress Miss Marjorie Schiele unfolds in Cincinnati courts. The grandmother Mrs. H F Adolph Hawke and the mother Mme Kep pel Bethel clash after the girl chose to remain with the grandmother in Philadelphia and may be sent back to India with her mother.
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Cincinnati
Marjorie Schiele
H. F. Adolph Hawke
Mme. Keppel Bethel
India
Loraine Avenue
Clifton
Cal Crim
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Ohio
Man Takes Poison to Escape Gangsters in Rockford
In Rockford Illinois Joe Bellone a 45 year old father of nine swallowed poison and died after fearing gangsters. He left a note describing his fear and naming men who denied any ill will toward him.
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Rockford
Hll
Joe Bellone
Hoover Likely First Census Officially Counted at White House
President Hoover and his household are expected to be enumerated early when Washington’s census begins next Wednesday. Historical precedent places prominent figures at the head of census lists, and the president may answer personally unless Mrs. Hoover joins him. Census supervisor Moran may even lead the inquiry at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Bess Furman
Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Boston
Hoover
Census Bureau
Briand Says Anglo French Naval Talks Make Progress Toward Security
Paris, March 29. Foreign Minister Briand told reporters there is no ground for alarm over deadlocks in Anglo-French naval talks and voiced hope for a satisfactory conclusion. He said the public wants a guarantee against war and that the goal is security for France and all nations, noting American views differ in scale but will not pressure beyond reason.
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London
Briand
France
United States
Hoover Aides Defend London Naval Position
President Hoover and Secretary Stimson endorsed by Acting Secretary Cotton deny any shift against the London conference consultative pact. Senator Johnson of California expresses perplexity as the Senate debates the proposal. Navy funds are delayed in Congress for six weeks awaiting conference progress.
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Cotton
Senate
Hoover
Stimson
Washington
Secre 24
Joseph P. Cotton
Adnan
Johnson
California
Foreign Relations Committee
Mr. Cotton
London
White House
Capitol
French
Idaho
Temperature summary from Ohio to West Virginia and nearby areas
The report notes fair to cold conditions across Ohio Kentucky Indiana Tennessee and West Virginia with rising cloudiness and warmer temperatures Monday into Tuesday Showers are possible Monday night or Tuesday The text lists daily readings including Louisville Boston Nashville Albany Cleveland New York Detroit Atlantic City and other locations with highs around 40s to 50s and a March 29 1980 record period reference It also provides humidity wind and precipitation data for that day and a brief average temperature figure
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Northwest
Tennessee
West Virginia
Louisville
Lawless Eastport
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Ti's. S. Marie
S.W
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