Wealthy Canadian hired substitute to take rap in court
An apparent plot involving Wealthy Canadian bootlegger Wells and associates in Port Colborne aimed to have a substitute serve a 90 day jail term. The scheme, uncovered days after the prisoners revived trove, led to bail complications and allegations of bribery and conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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Utvsburgh
Fedesa
Gotinjasiyner
Huger
Tito
Jistice Rossiter
U.P
Brauley yyUlle div Jarvis
Jieeph Li
Vuryvan
Eyip Muvtomapue
Wayvis
Branly
Evie
Rossiter
Wells
Dargis
Leonart Krieger
Mas
Schoonmater Rep
Weal
Donbyan Fs
Kreger
Schoommaker
Hoover backs tariff coalition prompts old guard alarm
President Hoover favored moderate tariff rates and retention of the sugar duty and leather shoes and shingles on the free list, according to a close adviser. The disclosures, tied to a Kansas City paper visit after a fall, energized tariff advocates and drew renewed Senate interest and light chatter over possible White House comment. At the same time, Guy Simmons displayed a unusually large white leghorn egg weighing nearly six ounces.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Senate
White House
Kansas City
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Darif
Grundy
Hie
Tere
Guy Simmons
Mrs Susan A Tuttle Wins 1 250 000 Divorce Settlement
Mrs Susan A Tuttle wife of a chain treasurer won a 1 250 000 property settlement in her divorce from Gar B Tuttle in Detroit. The divorce was granted on grounds of cruelty.
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Susan A. Tuttle
Gar B. "Tuttle
Detroit
Easing Policy Scrutiny Ties to Teapot Dome Echoes
Washington notes Rep Mats and Rep Minn press for House to probe post office leasing policy. They cite noncollectable leases since 1923, alleging the department pays high rents to private owners, including $120,000 yearly for a St Paul commercial station valued at $317,000, with broader comparable rents cited. The resolution seeks full House investigation and potential repeal actions.
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Mats
Minn
Chtcago
Speecifice Department
Betson
Post Office Department
Maas
Th United Press
Towant
Faas
Hi Post-Office
Post
Uliko
St. Paul
Federatebiirl
Floods drown six in Athens as rains lash area
Six people died and many homes were wrecked by torrential floods in Athens after days of heavy rain. In Buffalo, a worker used a large pipe cutting machine as a guillotine and killed himself at a paper plant. In Savannah, Bobby Jones and Horton Smith dueled in the Equanziah Open with two exceptionally low rounds of 207 each.
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Athens
Bupfalo
Norbert Heitzman
Savannah
Bobby Jones
Horton Smith
Trapped in Shanty by Explosion Four Die In Italy
In Maqerata Italy an avalanche buried several houses in Solognola killing at least nine. In Pennsylvania a gasoline explosion at Edinburg station killed four, two women among victims, with tentative identifications of Zarello and Retort brothers. Oakland fire tragedy claimed four deaths at a cheap lodging house, while a murder-accused man and others faced collapse as flames spread.
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Maqerata
Italy
Solognola
United Press
New Castle
Edinberg
Dominic Zarello
Louis Zarello
Hills- Ville
Pay
Samuel Retort
Nicholas Retort
Zarella Boys
Bdinberg
Fiere
Dominic Zarefld
Hillsvillé
Samuel
Nicholas
Wey
Euseline
State
Harrisburg
Oakland
Calif
Wilkes-Barre
Gergis Castner
Avoca
Tir
Radio Entainment Schedule Highlights from 1950s Networks
A fragment lists early evening radio entertainments across networks. Ted Husing hosts Sportslants at 6:30 EST on KABC and CBS, Disle Echoes on WABC and NNBC, Broadway Lights on WIZ NBC at 9, Dutch Masters Minstrels on WEAF NBC at 10, and Licky Strike Hour at 9.
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KABC
GBS
Ted Husing
WABC
CBS
NNBC
WIZ
NBC
WEAF
Two Convicted of Conspiracy in Union Case
A Ming Caymto Court jury found Harry Foulkrod and Sharp of Warren guilty of conspiring in an illegal operation tied to the death of Miss Caroline Braden of Gravington. Sentencing was deferred pending appeals. Judge William Hirt Sharp presided as the state alleged he fathered Braden’s unborn child and paid hospital matron Elizabeth Setsie for the operation. Sharp denied any such discussion. Witness Margaret Trask testified but its consistency faltered under scrutiny.
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Ming Caymto
Lale
Bf Dirseat Slarp
Harry Foulierd
Warren
Caroline Braden
Gravington
Union City Hospital
Jyente
Ser
Criminal Court
William
Hirt- Sharp
Miss Braden
Hligebeth Setsie
Foulkrod
Sharp
Chicago Coroner Confirms Deaths in Airport Crash
Coroner reports the deaths of Captain Joseph Donnellan, veteran of the Canadian Royal Flying Corps, and student Richard King after a fatal crash at Conk County Airport. Investigations continue into the cause and circumstances of the incident.
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Chicago
Doath
Joseph Donnellan
Canadian Royal Flying Corps
Richard
King
Conk County
Extradition Sought in Warren Killing Case
Detroits James Baker, shown above, has agreed to return to New York to face robbery charges related to the killing of Henry S. Gaw, a night watchman, after admitting murder and arousing an extradition arrangement with New York officers today.
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United Press
Detroit
James Baker
the Warren
New York
Harry Chouw
Baker
Henry 8
Gaw
Taylor brothers to face hearing on new charges next week
Owen and Harold Taylor, linked to a years long series of robberies, are expected to be arraigned before 4 Warren justice early next week on charges tied to their jail escape. Harold was captured on the Alleghany River island near Irvington, Owen later found at his in law’s Gayland Spring Creek road home. Authorities anticipate pleas of guilty to gain leniency, or else their cases proceed before Warren County’s grand jury in the May term.
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Owen
Harold Taylor
Warren
Warren County
Alleghany River
Irvington
D. C. Tripp
Gayland Spring Creek
Maren
World Battle for Supremacy In Oil Seen
Louis F. Keemle reports on merger plans between Standard Oil Co of New York and Vacuum Oil Co. A pending court ruling under U S anti trust law governs the consolidation, with a friendly test case likely within days. The combined assets could exceed 400 million dollars, creating a global petroleum powerhouse under General Petroleum Corporation.
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New York
Standard Oil Co
Vacuum Oil Co
Henri Deterding
Varutnuay, O§ Co
Standard Oi Co
Elter Lu
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Standard Oil of
White Hag Co
Dew
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General Petroleum Corporation
New French Cabinet Faces Test Tuesday
United Press reports in Paris that Camille Chautemps faces the first test of his new French cabinet Tuesday. He will present governmental policy before a chamber of deputies nearly evenly split, with bets on whether the government can survive the first assault.
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United Press
Paris
Camille Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
Chautemps
Census work under way in eastern Erie County
Frank Lillie in charge of mercantile census enumeration in eastern Erie County says the work around North East will finish soon and other towns Wesleyville Union City and Corry will follow after compiling in the rest of the region. Mercantile cleanup aims before a house to house canvass and rural districts will also be examined. General census work expected to start around April 1 with Frank Baeder of Erie supervising in Harjo and Crawford counties.
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Frank Lillie
Erie County
Worll East
Lillie
North East
Journal
Corry
Wesleyville
Union City
Franke Baeder
Erie
Harjo
Harjo Aml
Crawford
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Tery
Montana
Dame Scaniit
Minnesota
Solon
Postoffice Department
Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press Staff
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Hagver Jag
Jy. O'Cantor
UJ. 8. Shipping Board
Schild
Kathleen
St. Pranpis Hospital
Py United Proon
Jess Waite
Waite
Ruth Vernal
Alma
Javve
Manuel Vernal
Vernal
Weite
Julia Vernal
All Hospital
Huth
Clossis
Ernest Sharp
Harry Fulkrod
Taylors
Vacuum’ Oil Company
Louis F. Keemle
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