Protective Tariff Would Give 500000 Jobs Says Grundy
In Philadelphia Senator Joseph R. Grundy urged a protective tariff to spur employment, claiming it could instantly provide 600000 jobs by shielding American industry. He spoke at the 159th banquet of the Friendly Sons of St Patrick at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, arguing against narrow sectionalism and urging Americans to invest at home.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Joseph R. Grundy
Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Grundy
Irish Free State
Bristol
United States
U. S
Pennsylvania
Nates
Davis
Capitol
Mellon
Senator Grundy
Mellor
Hoover
White House
Diplomatic Immunity Highlighted After Car Crash
Washington reports diplomatic immunity again becomes a focal point after a collision injures Paul Edward Hammond 22. Commander Juan Polich Naval attache Chilean embassy drove the other car fleeing at high speed on Connecticut Avenue near the British embassy. Hammond is in emergency hospital with possible skull fracture. Polich was taken to police station and identified himself but claims right of way at the intersection.
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Washington
INS
Paul Edward Hammond
Juan Polich
EB Hammond
Mergency
Polich
Annapolis
Connecticut Avenue
President Hoover Plans Early Rapidan Weekend Trip
In Washington on March 18 President Hoover hopes to resume his familiar weekend escapes to the Rapidan River camp in the Blue Ridge. He intends to depart with friends by motor around March 28 or the next day for a first seasonal visit. Fishing must wait for April 1, but he will inspect the recently opened mountain school built for local youths to receive some learning.
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Washington
Capital
Hoover
Rapidan
Blue Ridge Mountains
NEW CENTURY CONTINUES BRADY ON IRELAND charm and people
Brady spoke about Ireland's lakes and grass, noting deeper green soil moisture. He praised the Irish as contented and generous, with place names revealing imagination. He explained peaceable nature, belief in fairies, love of nature, and urged visitors to kiss the Blarn ey Stone after reciting a Thomas Moore poem.
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Brady
Ballagderown
Thomas Moore
Ireland
Hoover Aloo f (Continued From Page One)
Hoover faces Cabinet factionalism as Davis and Grundy clash over tariffs. Mellon backs Grundy while Davis supports administration tariff policy. Hoover reportedly notes limited options amid public tariff debate.
Milk show highlights dairy facilities and feeds
A report notes a milk show featuring meat and milk houses along with dairy feeds. It outlines exhibits on dairy facilities and associated feeding products, reflecting a focus on livestock dairy operations and practical husbandry.
Indiana Theater Meeting Highlights and Entries
At the Indiana Theater meeting Wednesday afternoon, motion pictures and short talks will be presented. The list of entries will appear on page three.
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Indiana Theater
Penitentiary sentencing for Moose Lodge liquor cases
Court heard sentences for Moose Lodge officers C M Elsenberger J M Tibbatt A W Hazlett Clyde Welter and M J Zamboni after liquor was found in Moose Temple Elsenberger Tibbatt and Hazlett pleaded nolle prosequi and were suspended Zamboni and Westerath pled guilty and fined 200 plus costs Other sentences included Charles Sarnosky for rape with firearms at 100 costs and fine Manis Geisel and Ralph Lowman for larceny with restitution Joe Kitchen for liquor offenses 100 fine Louis Tate fornication and bastardy 100 and medical and funeral costs Mary Menner and Stella Lacisky liquor law violations 100 and costs The Plumville appeal case and the Thayer v Myers trespass case were in progress at session end.
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J. M. Tibbatt
A. W. Hazlett
Clyde Welteroth
M. J. Zamboni
Moose Lodge
Moose Temple
Elsenberger
Tibbatt
Hazlett
Nolle Condenere
Zamboni
Westerath
Charles Sarnosky
Manis Geisel
Ralph Lowman
Joe Kitchen
Louis Tate
Mary Menner
Stella Lacisky
Martha Fry
Plumville
Iona Thayer
F. H. Thayer
E.R. Myers
Wallet Found On Rail Yard Scoop
A fireman Bernard E. Moti on the Camden Terminal Division of the Pennsylvania railroad found a wallet on his scoop shovel while feeding coal. The wallet held money and papers with a Kiskiminetas Supply Company trading check for identification. The wallet was turned to the railroad superintendent who contacted the owner, Jos, of the Kiski Supply Company. ownership was confirmed and the man expected to receive the pocketbook shortly.
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Bernard E. Moti
Camden Terminal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henee
Kiskiminetas Supply Company
Truxall
J. FP. Henry
Eastern Division
Kiski Supply Company
Jos
Hig
Rivera's body nears home in Spain transit
The body of former General Primo de Rivera arrived by train at Iron Spain from Paris and was placed in state at the border station. Hundreds of Spaniards viewed the coffin as military and government officials prepared to escort it to Madrid for a state funeral.
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Iron
Spain
INS
Primo de Rivera
Paris
Paris Epress
Madrid
Primo
Sally in the Ritz Theatre dazzles with Marilyn Miller
Review lauds Marilyn Miller in Sally in the Ritz Theatre describing a beautiful musical romance with fawn like dancing a sweet voice and engaging personality. Cast includes Alexander Gray Joy E Brown Pert Kelton Ford Sterling plus Technicolor production and strong stage settings. Also notes need for more cruisers to scout and protect the fleet in a separate quoted naval remark.
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Marilyn Miller
Sally
Ritz Theatre
Miss Miller
Pert Kelton
Ford Sterling
Diamond Lil defends weight claim in Pleasure Man trial
In a courtroom remark, Mae West asserts she weighs 126 pounds and cites distress from her mother's death. She offers to bear full responsibility for all defendants in the Plea sure Man case, while noting four jurors have been chosen so far amid a trial with fifty seven co-defendants.
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Miss West
Pleasure Man
Mae
Navy Needs More Cruisers and Battleships Safe From Bombing
Admiral L. M. Nulton, aboard the U.S. California at Guantanamo Bay, argues the United States should build more cruisers and believes battleships would largely withstand bombing planes. He discusses lessons from the recent mimic fleet clash between the Blue and Black fleets in the Caribbean.
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Panama Canal
Informa. Om
Navy
William Parker
CINS
INS
Guantanamo Bay
Guba
Mar
San
L. M. Nulton
International
U.S. 8
California
Nulton
Caribbean
Leaders of Nation’s Day sides seek more time for prohibition case
Washington March 18 Ins Leaders of the Nation’s Day organizations prepared for a summary of their defense of prohibition before the House Judiciary Committee. Mrs Lenna Yost announced a list of six witnesses to a dozen expected to be heard as cross examination consumes time. She asked Rep Graham to extend hearings while some city members pressed for a speedy close. A closed session was planned to consider the Moscowicz bankruptcy case. The panel aims to push Wickersham and related bills to speed prohibition procedures.
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Washington
INS
House Judiciary Committee
Lenna Yost
Drys Had Been Consumed By Cross-Examination, She Indicated She Would Request Rep
Graham
Pennsylvania
Em Aadistiry Committee
Grover Moscowicz
Brooklyn
Hoover
Wickersham Commission
Opposition Gains in Steel Proxy Battle Near April Vote
In Youngstown on March 18 opposition to the Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Bethlehem Steel merger tallies 60 000 votes from the Wick family boosting opposed total to about 220 000. Proxy campaigning intensifies with Eaton's group active as Campbell and Grace prepare for the shareholder meeting. County officials and local business figures visit Polk Institute while other stockholders seek to influence ballots amid legal proxy rules.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Go
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Philip Wick
Wick
Sheet and Tube
Eaton
Cyrus 8. Eaton
Cleveland
James A. Campbell
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem
Ohio
Market Surges Across Stocks and Commodities At Open
All market sections including cotton and grain rose as trading opened, with 800000 shares moving in the first half hour. Major gains hit oil, autos, and utilities while steel and copper stayed firm. prominent names like American Can, Bethlehem Steel, U S Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Nash, and Consolidated Gas posted higher prices. Cotton advanced a dollar per bale and wheat edged up slightly amid renewed call money at 3 1/2 percent.
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New Oak
INS
American
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
International Tel
Consolidated Gas
Standard Oils
Newark
New Jersey
California
Atlantic Refining
General Motors
Chrysler
Nash
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Atchison T
Sepurgeceuveerser Sinclair Ofl
Ccsapeeerrres
N. J. Aperusvenre
Studebaker Motor
Seshesnenes U.S. Steel
Westinghouse Elec
C. M. St. Py
Cres CO
MSE P
Insanity as Defense in Irene Schroeder Case Continues
In New Castle Pa court Irene Schroeder faces a defense built on irresistible impulse insanity. Prosecutor Margiotti challenges the plea as vague and improper while Irene’s attorney Jarrett argues for the right to present the defense. A court conference stalls proceedings as legal battles unfold.
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Margiotti
Irene
Hildebrand
New Castle
Benjamin Jarrett
Irene Schroeder
Brady Paul
State Highway Patrol
Iren
Lawrence
Jarrett
Charles J. Margiotti
C.B. Muldoon
Wheeling
W. Va
Pennsylvania
John Powers
Fou
Supreme Court of
Menis
Mrs. Muldoon
Irish Evening Features Songs and Readings on Irish Week
A local program showcases Irish themed songs and readings with George Edwards and William Sheehe performing pieces like Mother Machree Easter Week and When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. Miss Rorke and Rev Father James Brady share in the program while Michael Rorke recalls Dublin days and a broad Irish poem is recited. The event includes readings on Easter Week and a touching moment linking wartime memories to the present audience.
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George Edwards
Plumville
Mother Machree
William Shecie
Tom
Miss Rorke
James Brady
Michael Rorke
Dublin
Saltsburg wreck claims life of Mike Brown in Kiski Valley
A series of Sunday crashes in the Kiski Valley left Mike Brown aged 55 dead after being struck by a car on the Saltsburg hill. Charles Walt 34 of Mamont and Edwin Gill 27 of Apollo were injured, with Gill treated at Citizens General hospital.
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Kiski Valley
Citizens General
Citizens General Hospital
New Kensington
Brown
Indiana
Saltsburg
Ewing
Walt
Greensburg
Kinloch
Parnassus
J. M. Burnsworth
Gill
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Los Angeles
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Gertrude Anderson
Alva Smith
Cincinnati
Youngstown Tube
Bethlehem Corporation
Grace
Charles L. Bence
J. I. Henderson
George Nesbit
Polk
Polk Institute
James Waddle
Clarksburg
Harvey Milholland
Paul
Ernest Moore
Milholland
Moore
Vinta Paul MacGuchin
Donnie
Ella Kerber Resch
New York
East Brady
Cornelius Steele
Rimersburg
Albert R. Cappack
Roy Slaugenhount
Roy McCall
Slaugenhoupt
Butter
McCall
Mr. Cappock
Staughenhoupt
Staugenhoupt
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