Seize Million in Narcotics in Miami Raids
Miami raids net more than four million dollars in narcotics. Nine people arrested. authorities say the operation involved a long antisocial network with ties to New York and Oklahoma suspects. Agents focus on closing supply chains, with enforcement and home padlocking tactics emphasized.
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Cj Nutt
Nutt
Hevor Anil Daringternational Iis
New York
Arry R Weiner
Alls
Curley
Oklahoma
Tamon Lewis
Mimi Beach
Duthnuniuntie Ac
Vyval
McPaillois
Durnthy Rankin
River
Midnight Wednesday Phone Merger Nears Completion
A plan to merge the local telephone operations by midnight Wednesday aims to transfer all lines to the Mutual Telephone Company. John Z Miller of the Mutual Tele plague company said arrangements are nearly complete with first transfers post April 1 pending system changes and headquarters relocation.
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Hie Belt
Thie bin
Hell Lines
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Tir Mutual Telephone
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Rte
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Companier
Hell
Tris
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King Files Papers for Assembly Race in Harrisburg
March 27 Tohn H. King filed nomination papers for the assembly in the Third Westervi le county as both Republican and Democrat. Others listed include George A Sime from the publican line and Terie Aedunt district Fnie Gotinive.
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United Press Harrisburg
Tohn H. King
Corey
Thliy
Assembly
Wiettivr
George A Sime
Retraction Demanded Over Governor Pinchot Wife Charges
In Harrisburg on March 27 a complete retraction was demanded by Mrs Gornéilawryee Pinchot, wife of Governor Minghit, from Rew a Muller of Philadelphia. The long damaged road segment near Columbus remains largely blocked with motorists diverted via through routes. Local accounts report the stretch has been closed or severely limited for days, with frost delays complicating efforts to fix the route and resume normal traffic.
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United Pron
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Minghit
Rewa Muller
Philadelphia
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Semaitis
Mirehor
Philadeleaphia Methodist Church
Wrightsville
Commit Nelson 10 Hospital at North Warren
Charles J. Nedsen was arrested in Totumbus four weeks ago. Chief of Police Donkin and the Warren authorities report Nelson is confined in Warren Hospital as a temporary patient. The incident followed a disturbance near Pittsfield. Police fear mental illness and potential risk to freedom. medical staff consider the confinement temporary as authorities determine next steps.
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Commit Nelson 10
North Warren
Charles J. Nedsen
Totumbus
Donkin
PRK
Eneil Ineace Uy
Pittsfield Surei
Sete Hospital
Heh Warren
Nelwon
Warren Hospital
Goyan
Nelson
Phuittauijoy
Strane
Elton Uinily
Thale
Fire Gala Cleaves Coudersport Shops In Early Morning Blaze
A large morning blaze struck Coudersport damaging a barber shop and a millinery and furnishing store. Fire started in Hetty Sorin's barber shop, a former Boston Braves player, and spread to nearby buildings including the Pigeon Hotel. Losses range from five to seven thousand dollars. Nearby structures received light damage and were limited by rapid containment.
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United Press Coudersport
Anni Hus
Pigeon Hotel
Tactics of Dry Agents Probed in Scranton Brewery
United Press reports that federal dry enforcement agents raided the Robinson brewery in Scranton to seek evidence of producing high proof beer in violation of government orders. Agents operated from Pittsburgh enforcement offices and allegedly torn up brewery guard credentials amid rumblings of sensational developments.
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United Prov
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Smen
Robinson Brewery
Buireau
Pittshund
County home inmate killed near Palmview
Michael Wehan, 71, an inmate at the Palmview community home, was fatally struck by a westbound Nickel Plate passenger train. Deaf and often by the station, he had just picked up plans and moved toward a freight car before stepping onto the tracks.
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Ann
Cbunity
Nea Palmview
Tidase
Bairview
Wichan
On In View
Huither
Per Hearth
Fo St Prt
Severe quake recorded shuts schools in influenza wave
New York March 29 United Press reports a severe earthquake like shake near Claysville Pennsylvania disrupts schooling as an influenza wave closes Furdhhas high school and spreads to grade schools. Over 60 students and three faculty members ill. authorities consider further closures. Loren Mason returns from Pittsburgh. Mrs Jane Lord and Miss Ellen Raton attend funeral services in Galaton. Miss Clara Pierre visits Union City.
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United Press
New York
Tépisten Washington
Furdhhas High School
Claysville
Universite
Kiel
Loren Mason
Pittssburgh
Congress Street
Jane Lord
Ellen Raton
Galaton
Sheir
Baton
Clara Pierre
Union City
State Seeks Refund On Fines Collected Here
Local officials report the state seeks refunds of traffic fines paid into city treasuries. The claim centers on fines totaling around 154 dollars in one city and over 3,000 in another, with disputes over whether funds should go to the state treasury rather than the municipality. Officials note several towns face similar action relating to highway law violations and enforcement fines.
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Giarty
Anna
Union City
Porpbra
Springer
Pitrol
Gor
Woodlock vote held secret in Senate session
Washington March 27 repeat efforts failed to publish five vote in a secret session nominating Woodlock for the Commerce Commission. Senator Pittman suggested repercussions for any disclosure while emphasizing loyalty to executive session rules. Stella Suuve and Mrs Dana Murray noted in social snippet as Akron visit guests.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Tis FP
Woodlock
Anomher
Prosetate Commerce Commission
Sigigtor
Pachat
Fire Claims Eighty Russian Peasants in Slovak City
Report from Vilna describes a devastating blaze in Slovak killing about eighty peasants. The fire destroyed roughly 1,000 houses causing extensive damage and prompting relief efforts.
Tokyo Storm Wreaks Havoc With Heavy Loss Reported
Early dispatches from Tokyo on March 27 warn of major storm damage across the Yesin and Kurlles islands. A railway train carrying about sixty passengers was buried by snow near Teshiyandl, while lines and stations were blocked. Rescue boats from Sado Island report crews missing, with estimates of around fifty people lost.
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TOKIO
Hilz
Yesin
Japan
Teshiyandl
Arta
Sado Island
Dry forces mobilize to oppose proposed referendum in Wastington
A skewed notice shows dry forces plan to fight a 2 state referendum on prohibition. Senators Morris Sheppard and Willis announce opposition linking the issue to 1928 campaigns. Edge rallies dry support, urging the voters to decide in the next elections despite heavy Senate opposition and Judiciary Committee doubts.
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Willis
Republian
Ohio
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Siemari
Ton
Judiciary
Edge
New Jersey
Rage
Mellon Off On Vacation In Bermuda
Secretary Mellon and family leave for a Bermuda vacation with Secretary Mellon, Andrew W Mellor, and Wilson and daughters traveling. A long conference with Sir Robert Horne, former chancellor of exchequer, occurred just before departure, but details of the mission were not disclosed.
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United Press
New York
M the
Treasury
Andrew W Mellor
Wil Son
Bermuda
Robert Horne
Exchequer of
Great Britain
Mellon
New Whiskey Is Made Old
Dry agents in Philadelphia seized 400 quarts of alleged liquor and arrested Edward Williams 42 in an operation targeting counterfeit labeling of new bottles with old brand labels. Williams and two companions fled after officers interrupted their labors, chased through back alleys.
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Philadelphia
Arcestess
Edward Williams
Tenoes Williams
New Financial Catastrophe Facing Nation Prompts Cabinet Action
March 27 report says Premier Be and the cabinet will consider saving Prince from a dire financial catastrophe. The Budget Committee advances a proposal for a government sugar monopoly amid opposition from liberals and socialists. Ministers warn a single misstep could trigger crisis. talks continue on potential taxes and concessions as a conciliation effort unfolds.
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Eanier
Chamber of Deputies
Kinane
Muveter Péret
Pepob
Bandit Gang Highlights In New York Interrogation
March 27 Richard R Whitemore his wife Margaret and three other gang members faced Assistant District Attorney Pecora for further questioning on jewelry worth about 1,000,000 stolen in recent thefts. Whittemore and his wife showed affection in Perera's office ante room while awaiting questioning.
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United Press New York
Richard R. Whitemore
Margaret
Pecora
Whittemore
Perera
Tiny Kisser
Gether
Fight to Save Noted Gunman in Last Minute Plea
Attorneys for Gerald Chapman plan talks at Wethersfield state prison to determine last minute litigation to stave off execution on April 8. Chief Counsel Frederick Grouhl says three moves to stay the hangman’s rope may be used, and all could be employed.
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Martford
Gerald Chapman
Wethersfield State Prison
Frederick Grouhl
Man leaps to death after evading nurse at hospital
Pittsburgh March 37. Joseph Gaspren, 38, fled a nurse at Allegheny General Hospital and leaped from a fifth story window, dying this afternoon. He had been injured in a mine accident at Meyersdale last month and was believed to be mentally deranged due to injuries.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Joseph Gaspren
Alegheny General Hospital
Gaspren
Meyersdale
Lie
McDevitt Kills Wife Then Commits Suicide in Front of Children
In Philadelphia on March 27 Ralph McDevitt, 24, a truck driver, fatally shot his wife Althes and then killed himself in front of their three children. Neighbors reported hearing a final shot as McDevitt lay dead with a bullet in his temple before officers transported him.
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United Press
Philadeepua
Ralph McDevit
Althes
Mia McDevitt
Devitt
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings from WJZ New York WRO Washington WGY Schenectady and others announce the evening schedule at 8:25 P M Eastern with the New York Philharmonia Orchestra at Carnegie Hall. Carnations Ottawa venue listed 9 P M Eastern. A Canadian mine visit segment appears. Boston WEEI presents Sumshouse Orchestra. San Francisco KPO and Omaha WOAW feature band concerts.
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Mines of Canada
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Pacific Band
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Mi Gentral
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