Calles and advisers arrested in surprise coup in Mexico
Gen Plutarco Elias Calles and three top aides were seized by federal troops and secret police in a midnight operation. They were flown to Brownsville Texas while held under guard, amid fears Calles aimed to regain power through labor confederations and regional influence.
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Clark Lee
Associated Press
Mexico
Plutarco Elias Calles
United States
Calles
Luis Morones
Confederation of Workers and Peasants
Lazaro Cardenas
The
Republic
Thousands worship at famed shrine in Cincinnati
Thousands of faithful climbed 108 steps to Cincinnati's shrine of the Immaculata at Mount Adams for the Resurrection Feast. An Ave Maria is said on each step and a pious chant echoes as about 40 000 pilgrims perform the rite on the city’s hills.
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Cincinnati
Church of the Immaculata
Mount Adams
Congress Probes Ritter Impeachment and Relief Bill Passage
Congress investigates Judge Halsted L. Ritter of Florida on impeachment charges as committees review Dr. E. V. Wilcox and national labor board rights. The Senate acts on a $410,000,000 rural electrification bill and keeps a $1.5 billion deficiency relief appropriation under study.
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Halsted L. Ritter
Florida
E. V. Wilcox
Farmers Independent Council
National Labor Relations Board
House
Appropriations
Senate
Ways and Means
Investigation of Shakedown Rumors Proves Fruitless
The Ohio state civil service commission announced after three weeks of inquiry that there is no evidence supporting prosecutions for civil service law violations. Attorney General Bricker urged county prosecutors to review reports of funds solicited from civil service employees to aid a Democratic campaign fund. Democratic chair Francis W Poulson denied any such demands, while Republican chair Ed D Schorr declined further comment.
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John W. Bricker
Francis W.W. Poulson
Ed D. Schorr
Bricker
Sere
Tcinio
Attorney General's Office
Youths Die in Accident While Inspecting Guns
Cleveland report says 17 year old Joseph Guzowski was accidentally shot and killed by a 16 year old friend Elmer Fenzel while they inspected firearms ahead of a hunting trip. Police Sergt Jacob Stewart investigated.
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Cleveland
Joseph Guzowski
Elmer Fenzel
Jacob Stewart
Insanity May Be Wilson Plea In Mansfield Slaying Case
Counsel for Charles Wilson 23 today entered not guilty with request for amended plea in the slaying of Jean Moorhead 17 in Mansfield Ohio. Judge C H Huston granted time to file an amended plea and fixed May 4 for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Moorhead
Haskell Smith
Beam
State Closes Hauptmann Case No 17400 in Prison Files
In Trenton on April 10 AP reports state prison clerks filed Hauptmann case 17400. The folder holds death warrants and stays of execution tied to his Lindbergh baby murder pleas. A certificate marked duly executed tops the bundle as the process nears final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Davey Grants Mercy to Six Lancaster Strikers
Governor Martin L. Davey commuted six Lancaster residents sentences for assault on a truck driver tied to last year’s H. C. Godman Shoe Co. strike. The six, including Doyl Shaeffer and Bernard Ebbrecht, now face five months with release eligibility April 21 after indeterminate terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lancaster
H. C. Godman Shoe Co
Doyl Shaeffer
Charles Fleming
Claude Muck
Ross Siler
Mansfield Reformatory
Bernard Ebbrecht
Otto Corsen
London Prison Farm
Logan
Vinton County
Godman Co
George Hensel
Cherrington
U.S
Stanley Sparnow
Governor Approves Security Bills in Ohio Enlarge Social Welfare
Governor Martin L. Davey signed three state social security measures to cooperate with the federal program. He also signed a $38,000 bill to revive the bureau of juvenile research and a related $5,000 line for the board. One bill appropriates $1,200,000 for mothers and another $143,000 for crippled children while a third expands relief to the blind to match state and county funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Board of Pro- One
Detroit Man Convicted of Murder Faces Life Sentence
Alfred Johnson, 31, of Detroit, was found guilty of second degree murder by a Cleveland jury and sentenced to life in the Ohio penitentiary for the December 3 killing of Tony Sabe in a grocery store. He berated Judge Frank Day after the verdict and struggled with guards during removal, claiming self defense.
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Cleveland
Alfred Johnson
Detroit
Ohio
Johnson
Common Pleas
Frank
Tony Sabe
Good Friday Observances Silent Across Rome Churches
Devout Catholics flocked to 400 churches in Rome for Good Friday services. From noon to 6 PM the city spoke in mournful silence as the crucifixion sacrifices were remembered and ordinary activities were suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ohio names new state highway assistant director
Columbus April 10 John J Jaster Jr state highway director appoints G Murray Anderson of Chillicothe as assistant director Anderson currently chief engineer of malgieuanen replaces Carl G Wahl led recently by Gov Martin L. Cack as state director of public works
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Columbus
John J. Jaster, Jr
G. Murray Anderson
Chillicothe
Anderson
Malgieuanen
Carl G. Wahl
Martin L. Cack
Easter Fair Expected as Weather Forecast Improves
Columbus Ohio April 10 AP central Ohio men and women prepared for Easter finery despite a cloudy sky. Weather bureau predicted Sunday would be probably fair as a storm area moves eastward. Normal temperatures in the forties expected with sunny Easter outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Central States
Injuries Fatal to Logan Man Joseph W Johnston
Joseph W Johnston 66 died at his Gallagher Avenue home after a February 3 automobile crash near Oroville. Cause listed as brain blood clot with crushed chest and tongue injuries. Wife Mrs Sid Johnston injured. Survivors include wife Margaret Norris Johnston, and sons Sidney New Straitsville and Harley Chester Hill. Masonic services at home 7 p m with Rev C M Lever. burial Saturday Sistersville West Virginia.
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Oroville
Joseph W. Johnston
Gallagher Ave
Johnston
Cherrington Hospital
Sid Johnston
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Margaret Norris
Parkersburg
W. Va
Sidney
New Straitsville
Harley
Chester Hill
C. M. Lever
Sistersville
Heinlein Bros
River crest holds near Cincinnati as floods ease
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 54 feet today a crest set after the Pittsburgh flood last month. Moderate rains in the mid valley caused river levels to drop from Pittsburgh to Dam 34 Philo but remained steady to Cincinnati and then rose slowly downstream.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Philo
Vandals wreck 20 gas pumps in Cleveland area
Vandals damaged about twenty gasoline pumps in Cleveland and surrounding areas early today. The acts affected independent, leased and company operated stations. No motive could be determined by operators or police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C!seveland
Cleveland
State liquor stores closed for Good Friday observance
Clarence H Burk director of stores and agencies for the Ohio liquor depart ment said the outlets would be closed today and resume normal hours on Saturday in line with Good Friday observance across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Clarence H. Burk
Ohio Liquor Departent
Easter Candy Blaze Hits Cincinnati Firm
Firemen battled a 50 000 blaze that destroyed thousands of dollars worth of Easter candy at the Ed Messer Confectionery Co in Cincinnati Ohio. The fire raged after midnight and firefighters fought the flames for several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ed Messer Confectionery Co
Music critic Wallace Moody dies in San Diego
Wallace E. Moody aged 60, noted singer and music critic, died last night in San Diego California. Moody was known as a co proprietor and critic influencing local music scenes through his writings and performances.
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San Diego
Calif
Wallace E. Moody
Hindenburg Limps Homeward After Motor Trouble
The German airship Hindenburg limped back to base at Friedrichshafen after 14 hours from its maiden South American voyage with two of its four motors out of order. Captain Hans Von Schiller reported one engine failed completely and the other operated poorly as officials confirmed permission to use the short Rhone valley route to return, granted by France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin K. Whiteleather
Associated Press
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Hindenburg
South America
Zeppelin Company
France
Hans von Schiller
Graf Zeppelin
Zeppelin
von Schiller
Rhone Valley
Woman in Red Anna Sage Deported After Dillinger Case
The U S Court of Appeals orders the deportation of Anna Sage known as the woman in red for her role in luring John Dillinger to federal officers. Sage, who claimed immunity was promised, denounced the move as a dirty deal and faces removal to Romania.
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Chicago
Anna Sage
John Dillinger
Rumania
Department of Justice
Dillinger
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Funeral Services Set in Columbus for Mrs. Hester Steele
Funeral services will be held in Columbus for Mrs. Hester Steele who died there Wednesday. Steele lived most of her life in Logans and recently moved to Columbus.
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Columbus
Hester Steele
Robbers Force Caretaker and Son to Move Safe in Canton
Police hunt two masked robbers after they forced a caretaker and his 18 year old son to carry a 250 pound safe to a waiting car and fled with about 6900 dollars in jewelry bonds and currency. Harry Ryan Canton night club operator was away. his two daughters were in the house but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Joseph Nist
Harry Ryan
Nist
Ryan
Ohio River floods drive thousands from homes in five states
Millions of acres of bottomland were inundated and between 1 000 and 2 000 persons had been forced from their homes as the muddy Ohio River continued to pour overflow into the Mississippi at Cairo Illinois amid record levels and spreading damage across five states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Ill
Ohio
Mississippi
Detectives Seek Mother Of Freddie Bartholomew
Two private detectives searched for Mrs. Lillian Mae Bartholomew, mother of child actor Freddie Bartholomew, hired by her attorney Philip A. Levey who seeks custody. Levey said she dodged him and could not be found at the hotel where she arrived from England.
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Freddie Bartholomew
New York
Lillian Mae Bartholomew
Philip A. Levey
Son
England
Bartholomew
League of Nations stalls as Rhineland talks and gas probe stall
The League of Nations committee adjourned after three days of talks on Italy and Ethiopia while France pressed for a four power front against Germany. Britain expressed displeasure over Italy’s peace stance as the Red Cross refused to share gas-weapon data amid ongoing neutral probes.
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Associated Press
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Committee of 13
Salvador de Madariaga
Spain
Pompeo Aloisi
Geneva
Rhineland
Locarno
Germany
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Britain
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Spurned Jobs Report Sparks WPA Ohio Action
The Ohio WPA reports only 120 of 11 500 people in Cincinnati Toledo and Stark and Athens counties refused work offered by the agency. Dr Carl Watson calls the finding a repudiation of claims that many jobless prefer idleness over wages and notes many prefer WPA scale jobs to private employment.
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Columbus
Works Progress Administration of
Ohio
Carl Watson
WPA
Social Research Division
Cincinnati
Toledo
Stark
Athens County
Canton
Athens
Canton approves two mill levy for May primary
Canton city council approves a special two mill levy on the May 12 primary ballot. Mayor James Seccombe says about 256000 dollars would be raised if the levy passes, enough to pay old accounts and bring city employees salaries up to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
James Seccombe
Auditors Review Ohio Soldiers’ Home Payrolls
Auditors continued work on the Ohio Soldiers' Home books after an inspection by Mrs. Margaret Allman state welfare official. Payroll reductions will not take effect until after this month.
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Sandusky Y. O
Ohio Soldiers
Margaret Allman
State Welant
Ice skating champion Jon Coolidge dies at 30
FOSTON reports the death of Jon Coolidge a two time National Pair Champion with Maribel Vinson. The skater aged 30 passed away last night in Boston.
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Patsy Donovan
Hollywood Screen Dancers’ Guild
Los Angeles
Don’ Ackerman
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Francis
State Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
W. B. Francis
Commission
Mansfield
Grey
Robert Elliott
Saeseimiet
Davey
O.K
Bill
Wahl
Tailor Spanner
Berlin
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Levy
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