DILLINGER SEEN IN TOLEDO AND AIRMail LABOR REPORT
New York officers raid the home of de Ross near Conny Windsey Lake, seizing two stills and alcohol products. De Ross pleads guilty and is given six months and a fine, suspended on promise to stop bootlegging. Sheriff Montgomery and deputies conducted the raid. Ross linked to distributing alcohol to Corry and Findley Lake dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnnnett Ross
New York
Conny-Windsey Lake
Ross
Iick
Justice of the Peace
Lucas Gleason
French Cresk
Rosa
Corry
Harry D. Montgomery
Leonard Peterson
Mayville
Roy B. Casselman
Chautauqua
Ernest Pratt
Sherman
Andie
Urge Schnader to Enter Race for Governor
A Philadelphia group backed by prominent residents urged Attorney General William A. Schnader to run for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. The petition, sent to Harrisburg, cites his fitness and integrity, with signers including Livingston J. Jones Morris E. Leeds Joseph H. Willits and Lucretia Blankenburg. Some leaders view Schnader as a potential harmony candidate if no consensus emerges on the old guard candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Comly
United Press
Philadelphia
William A. Schnader
Cay
Rim
Karl de Schweinittz
William Draper Lewis
W. Logen McCoy
Percy @ Madeira
C. S. Newhall
Walter Fiddle Saul
Thomas Scott
Robert Dechert
Petiton
Schpader
Schnader
Pinchot
106 Japs Lost as Torpedo Boat Capsizes at Sea
Sasebo Japan March 12 Japanese naval authorities announced the loss of 106 officers and men from torpedo boat Tomozura after it capsized during early morning maneuvers. The destroyer Tatsuta reported towing the capsized vessel.
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Tomozura
Tatsuta
Freeing Dillinger Gang Spreads Fear in Lima and Toledo
March reports describe Dillinger gang members hiding near Toledo as police and guards intensify surveillance. National Guard patrols ring county jail in Lima where Pierpont Makley Clark and others await trial amid martial law measures and the looming threat of an escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Histon Dillinger
Mick
Brossdeast
Dillinger
Johm Dillinger
Indiana
Harold Bush
Ohio National Guard
Harry Pierpont
Jess O. Lurber
Pienpont
Lima
Crown Point
Ind
Charles Makley
Russell Clark
Will Pierpont
Chitin Sarber
Bush
Close Vote on Waterway Pact Ends Suspense in Senate
Washington March 12 The Senate moves this week to ratify the St Lawrence waterway treaty with suspense rivaling a melodrama. Roosevelt forces seek to win by accepting reservations offered by opponents to gain key votes. If the administration fails, leaders foresee little hope for ratification as the vote approaches Wednesday evening.
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Washington
Mar
Senat
Roosevelt
Reopening of Union City National Bank Planned
Reorganization completed at a mass meeting and officers await Washington approval to reopen the National Bank of Union City. Capital set at 100000 with 250 preferred and 750 common shares. surplus 30000. Directors named include C. Hache, J. Crawford Carlisch, P. D. Mullin, Clyde Westcott, S. H Kamerer, Bar Baldwin. James Gillett named acting vice president. James B. Grieves cashier. Early reopening expected with about 100000 available for depositors.
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National Bank of Union City
Wassington
Instituton
National Bank
Syphis
Mise Bank
Union City
Washington
C. Hateh
J. Crawford Carlisch
P. D. Mullin
Clyde Westcott
S. H B. Kamerer
Bar Baldwin
State court rules search of unlicensed liquor sites illegal
Harrisburg March 12 United Press reports Dauphin county court held revenue agents have no right without a warrant to enter unlicensed liquor sites. It ruled that any evidence gathered may be used by prosecutors to convict liquor law violators, though agents could be prosecuted for unlawful searches. The decision relies on a prior Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
United States Supreme Court
Temblor Rocks Salt Lake City
An earthquake struck Salt Lake City at 8 10 am causing buildings to sway pictures to fall and furniture to shift. No damage was reported as the tremor lasted several seconds and was felt throughout the city.
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Temblor
Salt Lake City
United Press
Utah
Mar
Walla
Robbers Take $15,000 and Kidnap Six Workers
In Atchison Kansas on March 12 two masked robbers robbed the Exchange National Bank of about $15,000, kidnapped six workers, and shot Chief of Police W. Linville. The employees were placed on the running boards to deter police fire and later released three miles from the city. Six workers, including two women, walked out ahead as the robbers fled in a car, firing at pursuing officers.
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United Press Atchison
Kan
Xchange National Bank
Tie City
Ed Iverson
W. ©. Linville
Auto skids into ditch injuring Erie dancing party near Stillwater
Skidding on a snow covered highway near Stillwater between Warren and Jamestown, a car driven by Maurice Castle of Erie veered into a ditch injuring two dancers. Axth Kershaw 22 of Brie suffered a fractured skull and Sus Strubar 19 wife of Erley chest injuries. Both improved. Castle and two others unharmed. The Erie dancers were returning from Terrace Gardens road house.
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Stillwater
Warren
Jamestown
Maurice Castle
Erie
Axthir Kershaw
Brie
Sus Strubar
Wifo
Erley
Castle
Tyro
Terrace Gardens
Jamestown-Warren Highway
Frewsburg
Rex Theatre
Ashtabtla
Modification of the stock market bill reassured by Senate committee
Washington reports the Senate banking committee agrees to drastic revisions of the Pettchers Rayburn stock market control bill. Major provisions on margin, credit, operations, corporate reporting, and other points will be changed to satisfy administration leaders. The panel favors keeping market oversight with the Federal Trade Commission and considers enlarging the commission by two members. President Roosevelt seeks a one year extension of the deposit mutance to study the law’s operation before final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Rayburn
Senate
Ferdinand Pecora
Federal Trade Commission
Roosevelt
A. Pisteher
Fatal rioting in Havana strike turns deadly
In Havana Cuba on March 12 rioting erupted over a port strike. Antonio Valdez died and three others wounded when soldiers and sailors shot at strikers attempting to attack strikebreakers at the Ward Line yards. Additional gunfire occurred near the Diario De La Marina plant as soldiers searched nearby buildings.
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United Press
Havana
Cuba
Mar
Antonio Valdez
Ova
Ward Line
Diario de la Marina
Fire destroys Birmingham midtown block. 57 firefighters injured
A massive blaze in Birmingham's midtown business district caused an estimated $3,500,000 in damage. Dozens of firefighters were hospitalized, with Chief B C Hargrove among the injured. one truckman was killed in a gasoline truck rollover during salvage efforts.
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Birmingham
Als
Ibusiness
Dabria
Loveman
Dnseph & Loch
Speed Hearings On Roosevelts Air Mail Bill
Senate post office committee speeds hearings on the administration air mail bill at Roosevelt request. Logan proposes relaxing drastic provisions as safety efforts focus on restoring service within 24 hours. Lindbergh has been called for technical advice amid army and private industry reorganization discussions. Major General Foulois ordered cancellation of all army flights until new schedules and routes are established to halt fatal crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
M. M. Logan
Senate Post Office Committee
Roosevelt
Mar
Army and Post Office Department
Charles A. Lindbergh
George Dern
Dern
Lindbergh
Ten Below Zero Early Today In Pittsburgh Area
Corry recorded sub zero temperatures early today with readings from seven to ten below zero after midnight. Cloudy skies gave way to a slight warmth by 4 am, though Allegheny river towns reported lower readings. At 6 am Pittsburgh stood at 15 above zero with 10 am up to seven degrees warmer. Franklin reported zero, Hampton Station Venango County 10 below. Slush ice formed along the Allen Sheny river in the Franklin district.
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Corry
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Franklin
Hampton Station
Venango County
Allen Sheny River
Franklin District
GOP Center Fires Tariff NRA and Airmail Issue
Republican campaign plan centers on tariff NRA and administration air mail troubles to spark debate. Everett Sanders, chair of the Republican National Committee, faces a political boycott amid internal shifts as Senators and Representatives form their own campaign groups to boost reelection efforts. The party hierarchy decides to sidestep Sanders and Hoover remnants, pledging to focus on the issues rather than personalities.
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Lyle
Wilson
United Press
Washington
Mar
NRA
Afl
Everett Senders
Republican National Committee
Sanders
Hoover
CWA
House backs Patman inflation bonus measure vote 313 to 104
Washington March 12 The House voted 313 to 104 to act on the Patman inflation bonus bill of 2400 000 000 000 and discharge the Ways and Means Committee from further consideration. The vote set the measure as the order of business despite Roosevelt threats to veto and Democratic split over veterans compensation and economy plans. The plan aims for a two thirds passage with limited debate to rush action and possible amendments later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Champton
Ways No Means Committee
Veterans’ Bloc
Roosevelt
Veterans Bloc
Patman
Mellon accuses Cummings of crude politics over tax action
Washington reports that Secretary Mellon accused Attorney General Cummings of crude politics after Cummings said grand jury action on income tax charges would target Jam es Walker Thomas Lamont and other figures. Mellon noted his own unpaid tax history and suggested the timing would influence payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Groud
United Press
Washington
Mar
Drew W. Mellon
J.P. Morgan & Co
Thomas Ly Sid
Cleveland
U. S
District Attorneya
Mellon
Insull May Return to U.S. for Trial
Athens Greece today reported Samuel Insull may return to the United States to stand trial on charges tied to his alleged financial collapse. The case centers on his alleged involvement in activities surrounding a vast network of wartime utilities and foreign holdings.
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Insull
U.S
Athens
Greece
Samuel Tnsull
United States
Ftali
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