Erie Railroad Plans Roadbed Changes to Ease Tieups
United Press report from Washington on March 4 outlines Hoover and his cabinet discussing unemployment. Secretary Davis urged a 50 million dollar appropriation to speed public building projects, arguing it would create work and reduce jobless totals, as Hoover weighs remedies to an estimated 9 million unemployed.
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Senate
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Dayis
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Haitian Grievances Heard by U.S. Probers in Haiti
U.S. investigators heard Haitian grievances in Port au Prince as they examined the 1918 constitution amid claims President Borno leveraged a vague election clause to extend power. The probe centers on the unelected council and the lack of a regular legislative body, tied to unrest and perceived dictatorship with possible U.S. involvement.
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Haiti
Hoover
Mali
Boone
Bribadier
John H. Uunsell
Hailt
American Commission
Borno
Gounell of State
Taft's Condition Reported Unchanged
Washington March 4 Another tentative moment passed with William Howard Taft and his condition is unchanged Attendants at the Taft home reported at 750 am today
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Taft
Washington
Mar
William Howard Taft
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Wreckage Found of Missing Western Airpress Plane
Debris from a missing Western Airpress aircraft was located on a mountain slope 26 miles northeast of Lake Arrowhead California. Searchers from Lake Arrowhead say visibility and terrain hindered their assessment of travel time to the wrecked site as rancher J T Banker reported spotting wreckage with field glasses. The missing plane departed Wingman Aviz for Los Angeles with pilot James Coles co pilot Albert Berber and steward John Slaton aboard.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Moutain Slope
Nort
Lake Arrowhead
Arrowhead
Sun Berarding Mountains
J.T. Banker
Jlue
Aviz
Los Angeles
James Coles
Albert Berber
John Slaton
Nun Formerly of This City Fatally Injured in Fall
Sister Mary Mechtilda of the Humility of Mary, formerly Margaret Carroll of Seneca Street, died at St Elizabeth's Hospital Youngstown Ohio from a brain bleed after a fall suffered days earlier. She was 71, survived by sisters Agnes Hines Corry and A J Lewis Eric and brother John Carroll Jamestown. She spent early life in Corry and was well known here through visits.
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Seneca Street
Youngstown
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Margaret Carroll
John Carroll
Senech Street
St.lizabeth’s Hospital
Ohio
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Mechtilda
Order of Humility of Mary
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Corry
A. J. Lewis
Eric
Jamestown
Taylors Plead Guilty To Larceny Charges At Warren
In Warren this morning Owen and Harold Taylor pled guilty to larceny receiving stolen goods and jail breaking allegations. Harold Taylor, accused of shooting Sheriff Harry Jefferson and aiding an escape, pled not guilty to two counts of aggravated assault and battery and shooting with intent. A Taylor associate also pleaded guilty to related charges amid a long-running robbery spree across four northwestern counties. Sentencing for the Taylors and Spetz is expected tomorrow, with terms anticipated.
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Harold Taylor
Cair
Do Ant al Warren
Owen
Harry Jefferson
Warren County
Farother
Taylor
Subdued slayer pleads not guilty in honey gap murder
In New York James Baker, confessed killer of 11, pleaded not guilty to the Honey Gap murder of night watchman, remanded to Tombs Prison. In Cleveland detectives renew probe into Dr Alfred Scuilly’s death, beaten and shot in his office. In Washington the rules committee backs removing a 50 cent duty on coal from the tariff bill. A joint resolution seeks 7 million dollars relief for farmers hit by storms floods and drought in the south and Midwest.
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Cleveland
Alfred Scuilly
New York
James Baker
Pailly
Br Honey Gaw
Tombs Prion
President Hoover marks first year with ordinary day
President Hoover observed the first anniversary of his inauguration with his usual routine. He rose early, played a four-hound medicine ball game, attended Cabinet, met Washington correspondents, and ended with a quiet White House dinner and a late cigar, then slept as another working day began.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Mar
Hoover
White House
Ikely
Tomonow
Floods Kill and Displace in Southwestern France
The Tarn valley and much of the French Midi flood after torrential rain and melting snow. Twenty Castries residents and three from Saint Antonin are reported dead or missing, with hundreds of houses swept away and many forced to seek high ground or upper floors. Dozens of livestock losses reported as rain worsens.
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Paris
Tarn
Midi
France
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Saint Antonin
Histor
Lavair
Gastyres
Languedoc
Senate agriculture committee delays probe into grain situation
Washington March 1 The Senate Agriculture Committee postponed action on the Nye resolution proposing an investigation of the Federal Farm Board policies and the grain tirade activities. The delay was requested by Secretary of Agriculture Hyde. The committee agreed to summon Hyde and Chairman Legge before acting on the investigating proposal.
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Federal Farm Board
Hyde
Legge
Davis Brown Ticket Emerges In Eastern Pa
Philadelphia reports James J Davis may enter the May primary as the Republican Senate candidate opposing Francis Shumick Brown and backed by the Vare organization. Davis arrived from Florida after talks with Philadelphia leader William S Ware while Grundy Lewis MeDonough oppose. Local leaders see a Davis Brown ticket winning over Grundy Lewis with Fisher's lines uncertain. Labor Secretary's two hour visit precedes cabinet meeting. a Philadelphia return is expected for further talks.
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Philadelphia
James J. Davis
United States
Pennsylvania
Davis
Florida
William S. Ware
Francis Shumic Brown
Vare
Senate
Brown
Joseph R. Grundy
Pittsburgh
Fisher
Lewis
Secretary of Labor
Washington
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments Listing
A fragmented schedule lists radio entertainments across networks for BST hours with entries for WiZ NBC WABC CBS WEAF and Westinghouse stations. Programs include Pure Oi Lopes How Old Gold Whiteman Hour Salute Radlowsmith Or pheum Hour and Pirbise Night Gris at varied times.
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NBC
WABC
CBS
WEAF
Trials set for Irene Schroeder and W Glenn Dague
Jurors summoned for March 10 trial dates in New Castle Pa. both Irene Schroeder and W Glenn Dague face multiple charges from a December 27 holdup and shootings. Separate indictments cover murder and manslaughter in the death of Corporal Brady Paul, felonious assault and battery, and highway robbery connected to the holdup and car theft.
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United Press
New Castle
Irene Schroeder
W. Glenn Dague
Lawrence County
RR. L. Hildebrand
John S. Powers
Charles S. Margiotti
Brady Paul
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Butler
Ernest Moore
Ray Horton
Elsie Nickum
Walker Acts to Curb Radicals in Metropolis
New York March 4 Mayor James J Walker warns against radical demonstrations after clashes with Communists and police. He says protesters may exercise free speech only in proper places, with police protection, to prevent disorder amid unemployment demonstrations.
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Metropolis
New York
United Press New York
James J. Walker
East End Yard Curves to Be Reduced in Roadbed Plan
Erie system outlines major roadbed improvements to ease congestion in East End by reducing two sharp curves on Maple and Pennsylvania avenues and shifting interlocking plants north side of tracks near the Kurtz plant. Spring start anticipated for broader roadbed program to speed freight and passenger service citywide.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
Maple Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kurtz
Maple Avenues
Ems Railrord
Map Avenue
School Board Set Friday on Band Project
A special Bank of Education meeting is called for Friday at 8 p.m. to receive the administration and instruction committee’s report on organizing and operating a band for city schools. The Rotary Club previously proposed funding and instruments, with the schools to take over the band.
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Bank of ‘Education
Haag
Rot ‘Aty Club
Edwin J. Lewis
Harry B. Smith
Milon
Brown
Taing
Man Dies In Barn Fire After Shotgun Wound At Findley Lake
Police report a man found frozen in a barn behind a Findley Lake Road home. Initial findings indicate a shotgun wound to the head. Authorities are investigating the Saturday tragedy as a possible suicide or foul play.
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Redsman’s Inn
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Darwin
Rufman
Seiehhara
Findley
Redman
Alden
N.Y. Wheat
Wien
Pindlay Tate Road
Bessides
Paul
Ruth
Poul
Everett Balknap
Waterford
Howard Nugent
Ossian Redman
Fredericlsbuns
George Redman
Hood
Alexander
George B. Morgan
Christian Missionary Alliance Churct
Ili
Britain Plans For A New Wheat Pool
London March 4 a new wheat pool is suggested to regulate supply and price of grain raised in the dominions to weld the empire into an economic unit. The scheme by E F Wise Labour MP aims to give British farmers a stable price and protect them against dumping of foreign subsidized grain while encouraging dominions to purchase British manufactured goods in exchange for standing orders for their grain.
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Great Britain
British Isles
Dominions
E. F. Wise
Britain
City Council Receives Coal Bids at Regular Meeting
At last night's meeting the City Council received two coal bids. Valley Camp Coal Company offered 578 dollars while Hammond Elevator Company, of the city, proposed 64H. The details were announced by the Superintendent of Property Sale Work for investigation.
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Hammond Elevator Company
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