Troops Converge For Great Battle In Miami
Two women witness the shooting of Thomas Fatty Walsh and wounding of Arthur Clark in a violent early Thursday event. Richard Hunt says authorities have not yet identified Walsh's companion and notes a possible link to a quarrel within Walsh’s circle. A taxi driver is subpoenaed amid pursuit of Walsh’s alleged slayer Ed Wilson as authorities widen the manhunt. Agnes Babbun O’Neil begins divorce proceedings in Pleasants, Reno, while living with her sister on the Boulton homestead.
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Fatty” Walsh
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Weather notes from Tennessee and Virginia with expected showers
Weather summaries indicate cloudy conditions and warmer temperatures in Tennessee and Virginia with showers. Tonight in extreme west Tennessee and Tuesday in the east, with cooler readings and no rain expected in some areas. A brief note mentions yesterday’s high and today’s low, with readings taken at 6 p.m. by C. J. Thuan.
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Notorious gang slayings tied to M Gurn in Chicago a year later
Chicago notes link Tack Mee Gurn to seven murders including the Vale killing in New York last year. Identification of McGurn via photos follows New York police visit to discuss the Valentine’s Day massacre on North Clark Street. Reports name Rock Terry Louis Campagna and Mike Barnes as tied to both cities’ crimes.
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First Great Military Band Plans U S Tour
The Belgian Guards symphonic band of 21 musicians led by Captain Arthur Prevost sails for a three month goodwill tour. King Albert sends a cable of encouragement. The itinerary opens in New York on March 19 and continues to Orange New Jersey Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington with stops in Richmond Hamiton Norfolk Canada Buffalo Memphis Pine Bluff Amarillo Dallas Houston San Antonio and El Paso among others.
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Texas
Hoover Keeps Open Mind On Volstead Act
President Hoover weighs enforcement options as he forms a law enforcement commission. He has not endorsed the Volstead Act in public statements since his 1928 presidential campaign began, signaling a cautious, open approach to supporting prohibition measures as a policy tool.
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Idaho
Reparations Bank Discussed At Plenary Session
Experts at today’s plenary of the international committee on reparations began debate on the international bank to manage reparations payments. They explored its link to state banks and capitalization and possible use for extending world trade credit. Lord Revelstoke was asked for further study on capitalization. A drafting committee led by Sir Posi ah Stamp was appointed to advance the banking scheme.
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Condition of Marshal Fach Reported Less Satisfactory
Paris reports the condition of Marshal Fach as less satisfactory by physicians Degennes and Heitz-Boyer. No relapse occurred, but the statement reflects a fluctuation in temperature. He remained mostly in bed to avoid raising his temperature, with a 09.3 reading and pulse at 86.
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Soldiers Lay Cigarettes On Pal's Casket In Liverpool
In Liverpool crowds honor Rev. G A Studdert Kennedy known as Woodbine Willie and lay cigarettes on his casket as flowers. Kennedy died of influenza and his body was moved to Worcester for burial after services.
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Hoover Defends Farm Relief Plan In Congress
New Orleans March 11 AP A Louisiana Democrat on the House agriculture committee says any farm relief bill from the special session is Hoover legislation. James B Aswell notes a federal board would create a $300 million revolving fund to absorb surplus crops and that President Hoover will drive the program with a House majority of 102.
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Seaman Dies in Fire At King Edward Hotel Hong Kong
An American seaman Kish of the cruiser Memphis perished in a blaze that consumed the King Edward hotel in Victoria Hong Kong on March 11. A petty officer Phillips survived by tying sheets, while civil governor Chang Ming Shu and wife jumped to safety. In all at least nine others believed dead including a Japanese woman and several Chinese people. Nearby, Dr Alexander Aitcheson, known Presbyterian leader and prohibition advocate, died at Woodburn House.
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Kwantung
Priest Fatally Shot by Insane Mother of Girl
Canton Ohio reports Rev Father Joseph Riccardi shot after mass by Mamie Guerrieri a church member who confessed. She claimed her five year old daughter Palmena was mistreated at the parish school. The girl’s examination showed no mistreatment. Bishop Schrembs said the woman may be demented and she is held without bail.
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Henry W. Harter
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We Are Going to Give Service The Times readership appeal note
The Times circulation department asks readers and subscribers for cooperation to improve carrier service. If a paper is missing, call 140 for immediate delivery and a collector will be sent. Complaints receive immediate response. Read The Times as the home town daily with AP News.
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Airmen Race 300 Miles to Rescue Dying Preacher
Sudbury Ont March 11 airmen on a 300 mile flight strive to rescue Rev G Morrow of Ruperts house seriously injured with a broken hip and internal injuries. Captain Roy W Magowell and George Gill plan to reach Rem Lake to pick up a physician and move to Moose Factory. crew arrived from Camp Borden after braving heavy snow.
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Prince of Wales to be Appointed Regent For King
London reports and parliamentary circles discuss appointing the Prince of Wales as regent during King George's convalescence. Attorney General and Solicitor General are reportedly weighing the legal aspects of the potential move.
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Drowns Under Trapped Farm Machine in Creek Near Fairmont
Clyde Wharton, 47, a farmer near Fairmont Minnesota, died when his tractor rolled into a shallow creek and trapped him face down in two inches of water. Coroner G H Luedtke ruled drowning with no other injuries.
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Rebels Concentrate at Torreon as Federals Advance Toward City
Opening of the second week of the Mexican revolution finds government and rebel forces converging near Torreon. General Estobar concentrates heavy forces while General Calles leads about 18,000 federals north along the National Railway toward Torreon. Rebel routes from Sinaloa aim at Mazatlan as a potential springboard toward Mexico City, with heavy reinforcements rushing south to Torreon.
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Almazan
Officials Track Mexican Situation As U S Monitors
Washington March 11 Officials viewed the Mexican crisis with growing concern amid reports of a government in revolution and military developments. Dispatches noted efforts to arm the southern government with 10 000 Enfield rifles and ammunition from surplus stores while federal troops and displaced families in the frontier region prompted state and war department talks near El Paso.
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Quiet Lover Turns Rough in Chicago Courtship Killing Incident
March 11 AP report describes Francis Nessel 26 striking Miss Florence Golde with a shove and knife, sending her to hospital after a violent incident at a theater party. Golde urged police not to arrest him, saying she would marry him when he proposes.
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Praneis
Wwell
Honeymoon Ends in Tragedy for Angel of France Couple
Santa Barbara Cal Mureli 41 The honeymoon of Kathleen Burke Pentody war time Angel of France and Col John Reginald McLean ended yesterday in a car crash as their chauffeur James Irwin tried to pass a truck. McLean was fatally injured and his bride slightly hurt while J Herbert Evans of Mather Pa drove the other car The couple married a week ago and had met ten years earlier on battlefields of France where he served and she worked as a nurse
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J. Herbert Evans
Mather
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