Cyclone Relief Push Amid Mine Disaster Claims Several Fatalities
Rescue efforts continued as five bodies were recovered from the wrecked mine after a blast. Officials reported additional fatalities and warned of dangerous gases delaying removal. Names of identified victims include Willie Robin, Glen White, Willie Alston, and others from Barrackville and nearby towns. Governor's office urged swift action to aid families.
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Ymirmont
Maral
Uethlehor Avi
Noval
Apis
Yale
Our
Tinsen
William Thompson
Negro
Mainz
Leonard Saubders
Barrackeville
Howard M. Goretel
Iiyuurl
Rulinf
Othee Bowies
Tawogewad Inne Aight
Willie Robin
Glen White
Willie Alston
Harrackevilte
Barrackaviltey
Mania for funerals blamed for poisoning case in Medina
In Medina Ohio March 20 a woman Martha Wise age 47 is accused of poisoning multiple relatives after developing a mania for attending funerals. Prosecutors say she poisoned water at the Gienke home and at her own mother’s home leading to several deaths while authorities pursue the strongest state case possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frou
Medina
Ohio
Martha Wite
Agit Hursinele
Five Best Radio Features and Acts Across Stations
A listing of radio programs across networks including New York stations with Billy Jones, Ernest, Rutgers College Musical Club, and a WGY Opera Company piece. The schedule mentions Washington entering with the United States Navy Band, Portland with a late evening show, and Fort Worth presenting Old Time Pirates.
Needlework Guild urges Miss Sullivan to stay as Community Nurse
Oiltderk of the Needlework Guild asks the Journal to continue urging Miss Sullivan’s retention as the Community Nurse. Guild officers say they have worked closely with Sullivan, crediting her with distributing more than a thousand garments and clothing items last year. They state the guild, the largest and sole provider of clothing in the community, relies on her leadership to maintain supplies.
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Oiltderk
Journal 40
Miss Sullian
Miry Sullivan
Sullivan
Guill Aly Teel
Pinchot Signs 11 Bills in Harrisburg Session
Governor Pinchot signed eleven bills in Harrisburg on March 20, approving measures from an amended motor license fund to a Philadelphia charter change. The actions include appropriations, an handling of veterans claims, wage fixes for deputies, and regulatory updates by various departments. Named items involve the Board of Finance and Navy veterans commission with other municipal and state provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Senate
Winance
Neverie
MacDade
Philadelpha
Maren
Teapot Dome Trial Near Termination in Cheyenne
Near the end of the Teapot Dome trial in Cheyenne Wyoming the government aims to close the case with remaining defenses. The defense plans depositions and arguments, including testimony from Dy H Foster Bain head of the Bureau of Mines. Questions persist over 295 500 in Liberty bonds traced to Milton Everhart and Albert Pall. The court will likely resume proceedings today and continue through Tuesday with no session Saturday.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Teapot Dome
Mammoth Oil Company
Jay
T. Blake Kennedy
Dy H. Foster Bain
Bureau of Mines
Liberty
Milton T. Everhart
Alburt
H. Pall
Threats stir new bid to free Cachivas from jail
Reports say Dan Cachivas, jailed in Erie County on prohibition charges, faces renewed pressure from local friends to win parole. A Victoria hotel closure is cited, with talk of funds for his release, while Erie lawyers deny any chance before four months’ sentence ends. Local officials monitor threats linked to Corry bootleg activity.
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Dan Cachivas
Victoria Titel
West Main Street
Tour Montis
Erie County
Ernest Tore
Victoria Hotel
W. TE. Wirt
Brie
King
Corry
Victoria
Dan
Clarrie
Davie
Erie
Cuchivas
Tere
Austarous
Teddy
Cachiyaw
New U S Aircraft Carrier Saratoga to Carry 72 Planes
The United States Navy announced that the new carrier Saratoga will be launched at Camden New Jersey on April 7. When sea ready the ship will carry 72 planes and feature a large flying deck allowing takeoffs and landings like a ground airfield.
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United Prose
Washlington
United States
Saratoga
Camden
Navy Department
French Deputies Engage in Fistic Battles in Chamber
Paris March 90 United Press reports a scuffle in the Chamber of Deputies as two deputies fought, drawing a halt to proceedings while Premier Marriott faced questions on the government stance to a school strike manifesto. The session adjourned abruptly after the brawl began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Fire gutts Bu' Club building in Wheeling
Fire gutted the upper floors of Wheeling Bu' Club building early today causing about 80,000 dollars in damage. No injuries reported. Firemen battled the flames as crews from nearby stations assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prew
Wheeling
W. Va
Bu’ Club
Banquet Celebrates Meadville Lodge Milestone
Members of Meadville lodge marked the anniversary of clearing the club home debt on North Center street with a banquet and program. More than 275 attended as initiates were exemplified and local officials spoke on lodge civic roles. Music by Jamestown orchestra and performances by the Tarrmons Four followed an address by Mayor Alexander and reflections on community service.
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Corey
Cory Jodge
North Center Street
Meadville Lodge
Biks
Fudge
Charles Kromas
Bluebird
Charles P. Keating
Togutminster
Jamestown
Tarmons
Messrs. Weir
Jourdet Dietzel
Cook
W Ed
Marsly
Ashton
C L. Alexander
Wow
Mor Baridge
Bentley
Worton
J Davis
Corrylodge
FJ Kress
Meadville
Blaine Kincaid
Gary Lodge
QO. H, Andrews
TP Auer
Marty Auer
DF Austin
J. Beck
DS. Bentley
H L
Blydenbure
M. F Coyle
Fi Davis
Abe Gumbineky
Sim Tacobson
Ace
Keating
Prank Laurie
W W. Morgaritge
Don F Smith
A. Ly Smith
Clete Wileas
Prank Wilcox
Peaini
William Carroll
William Jals
Byron van Dresar
Gus Obrn
James Hall
William Soper
Pine Grove
Columbus
Mes
Sanford Young
Mes. Scott
Grand Valley
Mee Mudge
Mourton
William Peterson
Spring
Steve
van Dresar
Union City
Spring Arrives Tonight As Vernal Equinox Nears
The Weather Bureau notes spring will begin tonight at 10 14 PM with the vernal equinox occurring this year on schedule as the sun enters Aries. The timing marks the traditional start of spring despite calendar irregularities.
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United
Poitsburgh
Srmne
M. Wright
Pennesyaria
Weather Bureau
Council to Act Soon on Street Commissioner
City council plans prompt action to fill the vacant street commissioner's post after Ed ward Vogtlii resigned months ago. Over twenty applications have been received with no selection made yet. Residents press for a qualified road work expert to oversee street duties as dirt roads need immediate improvement and daily complaints rise. Superintendent Howard notes the wood problem diverts attention but council must act to improve travel conditions.
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White Aé
Edward Vogtlii
New City Council
Comyett
Howard
Amnesiac Ohio teacher found in Pittsburgh after disappearance
Miss Jean Britt aged 24, a Warren Ohio high school teacher missing since February 13, walked into a Pittsburgh police station claiming amnesia. She said memory blanked after leaving Warren to visit her sister in Hiram, memory restored upon seeing her photo. Detected as missing person case. she had been working as a domestic with Michael Degroot. A $1,000 reward funded by Warren friends and pennies from schoolchildren aided the search.
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Pittsburgh
Hetty
Jean Britt
Warren
Aid
Hiram
Michael Degroot
Todke
Bureau of Missing
Warton
Uhsit
Conviction in Ohio Klan Warfare Case Reported
In Warren Ohio on March 20 Joseph Jennings, the second man on trial for involvement in the riot between the Ku Klux Klan and the Knights of the Flaming Citadel, was found guilty of assault by a common pleas court jury. Sentencing was postponed as defense attorneys prepared a motion for a new trial.
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Ie Matte
Warren
Joseph Jennings
Ku Kix Klan
Knights of the Flaming Citelor
Niles
Common Pleas
Jennings
Altoreys
Gasoline Prices Drop At Buffalo In Brief
Buffalo news item reports gasoline prices dropping, with local mentions of residents Mrs Albert Hiklberg of Warren visiting, and Mr and Mrs Ver Smith planning a move. The report includes brief city notes and a reference to price changes observed in Buffalo on March 20.
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Albert Hiklberg
Warren
W. A. Stowell
United
Buppalo
N. Y
Ver Smith
New York
Springreek
Second Avenue
City doctors praise Miss Sullivan for nursing service
A teaching physician and a surgeon, members of the Hospital medical staff, commend Miss Sullivan. They advocate returning her to lead the community nursing service, noting her health work and natural ability. A centralized hospital plan would provide 24 hour attention and link with free clinics.
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Miss Gold Sullivan
Miss Sullivan
Thers
Seek New Evidence Against Shepherd
Chicago March 20 State's attorney Crowe searched records of a private detective agency to obtain new evidence against William D. Shepherd, accused of murdering his millionaire ward Billy McClintock. Authorities seek correspondence between Shepherd and the Jones agency during the inquest. Dr. George Fosberg, an important witness, was approached by an operative but released. Shepherd remains jailed, awaiting a bond hearing scheduled tomorrow.
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Chicago
Crowe
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
McClintock
Jones Detective Agency
Crowe Belives
Sir
Billy
George Fosberg
Tnf Vo
Grove
Archie Allen Laid At Rest Thursday
Funeral services for Archie Lavern Allen were held Thursday afternoon at the late home on Fourth Avenue at 2:80 o’clock with Rev. W. E. Bartlete officiating. The largely attended service included W. C. W. Lodge members and Ajax Troy Works employees. Vocal numbers were by Mrs. Oscar Johnson and Mrs Clarence Miler. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery with bearers Dan Brown Rean McElroy John Laramers Ernest Love land George Patterson and Charles Greening.
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Archie Lavern Allen
Fourth Avenue
W. E. Bartlete
Serviews
W. C. W. Lodge
Ajax Troy Works
Whiere
Oscar Johnson
Clarence Miler
Pine Grove
Dan Brown
Rean McElroy
John Laramers
Ernest Loveland
George Patterson
Charles Greening
Toll of Dead Grows as Tornado Rampage Worsens
The United States faces a ruinous toll from the great tornado, with hundreds dead and thousands homeless across six states. Relief efforts surge through Red Cross units and militia, as towns in Illinois and Missouri struggle with impassable roads and food shortages while governors plan reconstruction funds.
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United States
United Press
Ami
Alivay
Red Cross
Illinois
Leo Small
Direetor Reeder
T_LOUIS
Egypt
Ares Co
Internet Sieht
Murphysboro
Col
Inglest
Enilitia
Sneed
Garlos Black
Louisville
Tommado
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Decora
United Prom
Needlework Guild
Schilling
Cachivas
Corry Lodge
Mrs. Jones
City
Edward Vogtli
Sy United Press
Buffalo
Claim
Archie Allen
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