Erie Railroad Plans Roadbed Changes to Reduce Tieups
United Press reports in Washington on March 4 that Erie Railroad plans roadbed changes to ease train tieups. President Hoover and the cabinet discussed unemployment, with Labor Secretary Davis proposing a $50,000 appropriation to boost public works and create jobs for the jobless, citing past use during the 1920s emergency.
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Erie Railroad
Ito
United Press
Washington
Senate
Hanover
Wits
Davis
Congress
Hoover
Seaton Brodhart
Byoolgarti Hs
Remettiss
U S Probers Hear Haitian Grievances
U S investigators hear Haitian complaints as they probe governance under President Borno. The commission questions the 1918 constitutional clause enabling Borno to stay in power, citing political unrest and possible manipulation by the council of state and American influence through General John H. Russell.
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Harry W. Frantz
United Press
Port All Pringr
Haiti
Hoover
Opantie-Nase
Lins Berno
Borno
John H. Russell
Offee
American Commission
Pesident Gerno
Hasmeyer
Council of State
Tafts Condition Reported Unchanged in Taft Home
Washington March 4 reports indicate President Tafts condition remains unchanged. Attendants at the Taft home say Taft was visited and his status was unchanged at 7:50 this morning.
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Tafts
Washington
William Howare Taft
Taft Hbine
Wreckage Found of Western Air Express Plane
San Bernardino Calif Mar 4 searchers reach a mountain slope 20 miles northeast of Lake Arrowhead to verify a report four missing Western Air Express planes lie in a blackened heap. Rancher J T Berber, who rode out, said he sighted wreckage through binoculars as crews press toward the San Bernardino mountains seeking any sign of life. Pilot James Beles, Co Pilot Al Lett Berber and steward John Slaton were aboard the missing Los Angeles bound flight from Kingman Arizona.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Western Air Express
Lake Arrowhead
San Bernardino Mountains
Fie
Kingman
Atix
Los Angeles
James Beles
al- Lett Berber
John Slaton
NUN FORMERLY OF THIS CITY FATALLY HURT AT YOUNGSTOWN
Sister Mary Mechtilda of the Order of Humility of Mary died at St Elizabeth's hospital Youngstown Ohio from injuries after a fall there several days earlier Her sister Mrs Agnes Hines Corry and Mrs A J Lewis Erie survive along with brother John Carroll Jamestown She was 50 something and had visited Corry often during her years in the community
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Mary Mechtilda
Agnés Hines
Seneca Street
Youngstown
Mary
Margaret Carroll
Join Carroll
Eca Street
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Ohio
Agnes Hizes
Seri Iti
Herrensn Telson
Gister
Washington
Senate Finance
Mechtilda
Senate
Order of Humility OF Mary
Agnes Hines
Corry
A. J. Lewis
Eric
John Carroll
Jamestown
Harold Taylor Faces Assault Trial After Jail Break
Harold Taylor and his brother Owen Taylor faced pleas and anticipated trials in Warren County court. Harold Taylor and Maynard Spetz admitted guilty to larceny and receiving stolen goods as part of a long running series of robberies across four northwestern counties. The Taylors’ escape from jail and the broader criminal operations were outlined as prosecutors prepared for sentencing.
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Vprit
Warren Lhis
Owen
Harold Taylor
Sheri
Harry
Warren County
Maynard Spetz
Taylor
Harold Daylor
Far Warren
Son
Warren
Nak
Tudge Arird
Sully
Taylor Brothers
Tragic Find at Redman Inn Shocks Corty Findley Lake Road
A frozen body with a shotgun wound was found on the Corty Windley Lake Road near Redman Inn. Draid Redman, proprietor, threatened to end his life and is believed dead by the same means. neighbors and relatives are notified as authorities investigate the tragedy and the deceased’s family plans funeral arrangements.
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Findley Lake Road
Redman
Redman's Inn
Corty-Windley Lake Road
WP 8 Radister Corporation
Sinvedi
Cuttig
Biyou
Reyman
Allen
A. Dauch
Alden
Findley
Roy
Paul
Ruth
Pearl
Evert Belkop
Waterford
Howard Nugent
N. Y
Ossian Redman
Fredericksburg
George Redman
Hood River
Ore
Algo
Alexander ¢& Company
George B. Morgan
Altimus Cliurus
Lewim Cutting
Admnivleston
Siriction
Rutary Club
Eewin J. Lewis
Harry B. Smith
J. Brown
Murder Probe Deepens in Dr. Scully Slaying
New York steel stocks rally while Cleveland detectives renew the case into the killing of Dr. Alfred Scully, a 60 year old prominent physician, found beaten and shot in his office.
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Cleveland
Alfred Scully
James Baker pleads not guilty to murder of Henry Gaw
James Baker, described as subdued, pleads not guilty to the night watchman Henry Gaw murder and is remanded. President Hoover signs a joint congressional resolution providing seven million dollars in relief for farmers in storm flood and drought affected southern and midwestern states.
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New York
James Baker
Sinyer
Henry Gaw
Washeneton
Hoover
President Hoover celebrates first anniversary in routine day
Washington report notes the first anniversary of Hoover's inauguration is treated as a normal workday by the president. Hoover's schedule includes a morning exercise, cabinet meeting, bi weekly press gathering, and a White House dinner with family and friends. No special festivities are planned for the anniversary night.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Mar
Hoover
Institute
Ale
Sithout
PerHaSter
White House
Deak
Floods devastate southwest France with heavy toll
Paris March 4 The Warn valley and much of the French Midi are submerged after torrential rain and melting snow. Twenty from Castries and three from Saint Antonin drown as floods force escapes to higher ground. Lavaur sees vast destruction with many houses swept away. Losses include livestock and farming property. authorities warn the death toll may rise amid record rainfall.
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United Press
Paris
Warn
Midi
France
Htte
Castries
Saint Antinia
Lavaur
Saint Antonin
Torrenza
Senate defers probe into wheat situation action
Washington The Senate Agriculture Committee postponed action on Nye’s resolution calling for an investigation of federal grain policy and the grain trade. The delay came at the request of Secretary of Agriculture Hyde after a unanimous decision to hear Hyde and Farm Board Chairman Legge before proceeding with the investigation proposal.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Nye
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Legge
Farm Board
Perposa
Davis Brown ticket heard in Eastern Pa
Philadelphia dispatch reports James J. Davis may run as Republican US Senate candidate from Pennsylvania in the May primary with Francis Shank Brown for governor. The Vare organization backs Brown, expecting Davis to join later, while Grundy and Lewis oppose the ticket. Labor Secretary visited Philadelphia Ware leaders before Cabinet meeting in Washington.
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Philadelphia
James J. Davis
United States
Pennsylvania
Davis
Florida
William S. Ware
Francis Shank Brown
Vare
Brown
Joseph R. Grundy
Grundy
Samuel 8
Jon
Pittsburgh
Fisher
Lewis
Secretary of Labor
Washington
Philadelphia Hills
Today s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Listing of radio entertainment slots across networks WitG NBC CBS and Westinghouse with times in BST EST and historical references. Entities include WAEC BST Gold-Whiteman Hour Sahite Radiowceith and Publhe Nig Owls.
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Witg
NBC
WAEC
CBS
Wiz
Westinghouse,Sahite, Wear
Radiowceith
WAC
Trigger Woman Goes On Trial In March Ten
Jurors for the trials of Mia Schroeder Irene Schroeder and W Glenn Dague were summoned for March 10 before Judge R J Hildebrand in New Castle Pa on charges of murder manslaughter assault and battery and highway robbery Readings show separate indictments against each defendant with the defense wanting joint trial The cases stem from the December 27 holdup near Butler and the later shooting of state highway patrolman Corporal Brady Paul and patrolman Ernest Moore plus the highway robbery of Ray Horton and Elsie Nickum near New Castle and the subsequent car theft and gun battle in Phoenix Ariz
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United Press
New Castle
Mia
Irene Schroeder
W. Glenn Dague
John S. Powers
State Attorney Generally
Charles S. Margintti
Aleaide
Walker Acts to Curb Radicals in Metropolis
New York May 4 Mayor James J Walker warned against radical demonstrations amid a pending unemployment protest. He said such actions would be suppressed at once, stressing that free speech and assembly must be exercised in proper form under police protection, following recent clashes between Communists and police during the past week.
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New York
United Press New York
James J Walker
Ander
Two Curves in East End Yards to be Reduced
Pennsylvania and Erie lines plan summer track shifts to shorten curves at Maple and Pennsylvania avenues near the Kurtz plant. The project, part of a broader roadbed improvement, aims to ease congestion for westbound freight and both passenger services after a Maple Avenue drawhead incident disrupted Renova division traffic.
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Tim
Pennsylvania
Erie
Iain
Fay
Maple Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kurtz
Maple Avenues
Erie Railroad
Maple Avene
Renova
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Center Street
Britain Plans For A New Wheat Pool
London reports a proposed wheat pool to stabilize British farmers’ prices and unite empire economies. Labour MP E By Wise designs the scheme to shield farmers from subsidized foreign grain and to boost dominion purchase of British goods in exchange for grain standing orders.
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London
Great Britain
British Isles
Dominions
E. By Wise
City Council Receives Bid Proposals From Coal Firms
City Council at last night meeting received bids for coal supply. Valley Camp Coal Company offered 578 dollars, Hammond Elevator Company of this city submitted 648 dollars. Proposals are being studied by the Superintendent of Public Property for investigation.
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Tagugsy
Deilie Mecaler
Valley Canmp Coal Company
Hammond Elevator Company
Pusilie Property
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