Newark Plane Crash Kills 13. Pilot Survives
A Colonial Airways all metal monoplane crashed into a sand filled freight car near Newark airport after engine trouble. Pilot Lou Foote and a cockpit passenger survived with serious injuries. 13 others died in the wreck and cabin occupants were hurled forward. Witnesses said the craft showed trouble from takeoff as it circled and landed short, with motors dead and the plane at low altitude.
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N. Mereh
Pelmont Parsons
Marn
N. J
United States
Colonial Airways
Newark Wirporty
Lou Foote
Delmont Parsons
New York City
Tt Rose Shugerivht
Fonte
Picketing Closes Bemberg Glanzstoff Plant Amid Strike
In Elizabethon Tennessee the Glanzstoff and Bemberg plants, both part of the same concern, faced a large scale picket by 600 to 700 workers mostly women. Entry was blocked, about 40 percent of Bemberg staff were kept from work, and production was crippled though ongoing. By 10 o clock the crowd had grown to about 1,000 with soap box orators urging a living wage. Earlier 250 Giantstaff workers not in the union entered the plant from the fields. (Continued on page two).
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Glanzstoff Corporation
Bemberg
Glanzstoff
Glanzstof
Giantstaff
Weather Outlook Tennessee Virginia Tue Warmer
Tennessee fair and warmer tonight and Tuesday with mostly cloudy skies. Virginia fair and warmer tonight and Tuesday with moderate southeast winds.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Fanatics and Police Stage Big Gun Fight
Inmann near Spartanburg a gun battle left one man near death and three policemen wounded. Harry McLean fired on officers who questioned his religious Fanatics cult, with his brother Arnold and two women present. Officers engaged, a police car stopped, and injuries were reported to O. D. Mel ear and J. H. Burnett among others.
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Spartanburg
S.C
Spartanlure
Inmann
Harry McLean
Bors
McLean
Arnold
Mariam McLeany
Helen Wilton
Poliice
O. D. Melear
J. H. Burnett
R. D. Hayes
Strate
Marshal Foch Reported Weaker In Paris
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Foch slightly weaker this morning after a night described as fairly satisfactory. Doctors monitor his high pulse as authorities acknowledge improved but fragile condition, with windows opened to aid treatment.
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Paris
Pi—Ma Foch
Ari
Trial of Judge Hardy opens in Los Angeles impeachment case
Sacramento reports impeachment of Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy linked to the Aimee Semple McPherson case. The defense plans a demurrer to five charges while the senate weighs ethical versus feral practice claims. Witnesses discuss a $2500 payment labeled as love offering for legal services amid involve ment with the McPherson disappearance inquiry.
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Cal
Carlos S. Hardy
Los Anreales
Aimee Semple McPherson
Evangelist
Rex Hardy
Senate
McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Hardy
Dar Association
State Bar
Heflin Hailed by Stones at St Patrick Speech
Senator Heflin of Alabama faced a stone and pebble shower as he spoke to the Mayflower Klan in Vasa Hall Brockton Massachusetts. The missiles came from youths and the crowd yelled disgrace to the Senate while Klansmen guarded Heflin’s departure.
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Mass
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Realm of
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Hefling
Rebels Ready to Make Last Stand at Torreon
Rebels brace for heavy fighting as four federal columns converge on Torreon. General Calles asks government to approve a full assault to seize the city by Tuesday while insurgent leader General Escobar vows to resist and not retreat.
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Torreon
Plutarco Elias Calles
Inset
Mexico
J. C. Escobar
Escobar
Calles
Youth Suicide Note Explains Pride Motive in Tragic Death
Allan Melane Mowry, 19, from a prominent family, died by suicide in his sister Mrs Hamilton Adler's apartment. A note found with a pistol and bullet wound quoted Nietzche about dying with pride. A burial pint receipt in Greenwich, Conn accompanied the note as guests discovered him.
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New York
Allan Melane Mowry
Tlis
Hamilton Adler
Nietzche
Philosphy
Poison linked death headline stuns Allentown area
In Allentown a coroner ordered organ examinations after Mise Verna Octavia Delp, 22, died Friday, with authorities deeming murder likely due to poison. Investigators note signs from a field near an air mail landing, while whispers of witchcraft surface amid efforts to decode cryptic messages found on her dress. Foster father August Derhammer had sought powwow treatments prior to her death.
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Octavia Delp
F. R. Baush
Miss Delp
August Derhanyner
Green Point
Catasauqua
Capone Aims for Immunity Before Grand Jury
Chicago March 18 Alphonse Capone known as Scarface, high in booze and gangs, agrees to answer a grand jury summons if immunity from prosecution is guaranteed. If not, he will plead the fifth. His lawyers say reporters will be admitted when he returns to Chicago.
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Alphonse
Scarface
Capone
Florida
District Attorney’s Office
Clark Street
Daniel Anderson
United States District Attorney
Wende
Chicero
Benjamin P. Epstein
William F. Waugh
Flood Death Toll Rises Across Alabama Georgia Florida
Floods across Alabama Georgia and Florida have killed at least 20 people with more deaths feared as waters recede. Elba reports the highest toll with ten fatalities. Geneva Flomaton and Pollard each see two deaths. Army airmen from Maxwell Field drop food and supplies to thousands stranded on rooftops. Military control declared after looting reports. evacuation of holdouts urged.
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Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Elba
Geneva
Flomaton
Pollard
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Avitaors
Caryville
Milligan
High Ground
Husband Slays Wife Then Ends His Life in Chicago
Edwin McDwire, a 34 year old elevated train guard, killed his wife Mabel by slashing her throat with a water weapon and then attempted suicide. Neighbors say he had long shown devotion to his ailing spouse, and authorities expect Mrs. McDwire to recover while the husband is not.
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Chicago
Edwin McDwires
McDwire
Mabel
Mabel McDwire
Negroes Forced to Run While 15 Men Fire Pistols
In Marion Arkansas two African American men Willie James and T D Robinson were forced to run by about 15 armed men who fired pistols at them as they carried them toward jail. The attackers wounded James five times and Robinson eight while a bystander jumped a creek to escape. Police and deputy prosecutor continued to investigate as the crowd dispersed.
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Marion
Ark
Willie James
T. D. Robinson
A. L. Cockeral
Turrell
Cockeral
CG. B. Nance
Claude Cooper
Topete Denounces U S Stand on Revolt in Nogales
Tausto Topete, Sonora governor general, publicly challenged U S policy as tensions over Abelardo Rodriguez’s border mediation rose. He denied any absolution for Rodriguez while rebels’ leaders rallied against federal plans, signaling a sharp clash over control and strategy near the border.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexical
Tausto Topete
Abelardo Rodriguez
Ariz
Topete
Absolutamento
Rodriguez
Senora
Augus
Fender Scratch on Car Not Worth Notice Traps Robber
Chicago March 18. A minor car scratch led to the capture of one of three men who robbed a mail truck of 17 pouches containing about 1900 dollars. James Horton of Waukegan confessed and named confederates after police traced his rented car and real identity. Federal officers were alerted.
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James Horton
Waukegan
Horton
Edward Schwimmel
Schwimmel
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