Liquor Cache Found in York Woods on Mount Agamenticus
Federal agents uncovered 135 gallons of alcohol hidden in cans amid the woods on Mount Agamenticus York County six miles from the main road. Joseph A Timc ole and Lawrence Rich or Ricci were captured at Dunstan and arraigned in U S District Court with bail set at 2000 each.
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Henry P. Weaver
Mount Agamenticus
York County
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Wells
Idmole
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Dunstan
Mason D. Ellis
Carl 0. Wiles
Arthur England
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Bomb Explodes Near Orchestra at Club Algiers
A bomb exploded under the orchestra platform at the Club Algiers on Chicago's North Side injuring one guest. The blast shattered walls and windows, toppled a piano, and caused panic among patrons and nearby hotel guests. The club, linked to David Ablin, was previously involved in a shuttered venture.
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Chicago
Associated Press
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North Side
David
Mulligan” Ablin
Epicure
Wanted Crew Manager and Salesmen for Direct Radio Sales
Help wanted for direct radio sales positions. Seeking experienced crew manager and salesmen. Straight commission. Apply 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. at the Hocking Nam Hotel, contact Harry.
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Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at Parish House
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. John's Church will meet on Tuesday at the parish house, starting about 2:30. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planned activities.
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Perish House
PLAN MANY OCEAN HOPS THIS SPRING FROM LE BOURGET
Paris reports the trans Atlantic flight season toward New York will open soon with pilots Dieudomme Coste Captain Carretier and Armeno Lotet Raoul Lefevre Jean Assolant planning westward and Seville start points for eastward hops. Leading mechanics and wireless operators including Maurice Bellonte and Paul Wodes prepare for end of May or early June departures.
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France
Paris
New York
Dieudomne Coste
Captain Carretier
Armeno Lotét
Raoul Lefevre
Jean Assolant
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
San Sebas
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Spain
Atlantic
Seville
Coate
Carretier
Paul Wodes
Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Conference May Last Two Months In Naval Talks
London reports indicate the naval conference could extend two months with the outcome dependent on the return of a French delegation. Within days the next two weeks may decide whether a power agreement emerges while delegates manage weekend celebration controls. Charles Francis Adams, Secretary of the Navy, planned a broadcast speech at 12 15 p m Eastern.
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London
lGharles Francis
Adams
Stock Market Still Strong Amid Profit Taking
The market recovered after an early advance but slipped in late trading as investors took profits. About two dozen issues including Radio Corp and several utilities reached new yearly highs. Pacific Lighting and American Tobacco hit notable gains. Total sales around 1,750,080 shares.
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New York
Radio Corp
Pacific Lighting
American Telephone
North American
American Waterworks
Electric Power& Light
American Tobacco
United Aircraft
Warner Bros
Remington Rand
Citizens urged to attend bridge hearing in Portsmouth
Citizens of this section are urged to attend a 11 A M hearing Monday March 3 at city hall. A special commission will consider building a new highway and bridge over Great Bay between Newington and Durham. The event aims to boost Great Bay region growth and state highway integration.
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Great Bay
Newington
Durham
Portsmouth
Emerson Hovey Post MeVisits VFW Bi Monthly Meeting
The Emerson Hovey Post veterans held their bi monthly meeting Friday evening at the Memorial Home. Senior Vice Commander George Tibbets presided in the absence of Charles J. Jannings who was in Chicago. A buffet lunch followed. Attendees included Rochester and Dover comrades. Miss Florence Jones visited from Aldrich Road Dover.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Memorial Home
George Tibbets
Charles J. Jannings
Chicago
Rochester
Dover
Tardieu's Three Month Political Truce Proposal Rejected
Paris March 1 The Radical Socialists refused Andre Tardieu's plan for a three month political truce to resolve France's pressing issues. Tardieu said his ministry would be formed tomorrow and might win enough Radical Socialist support to secure a chamber majority. He proposed quitting political fighting until the naval conference budget and Young Plan are addressed and offered rebel groups ministry posts and two undersecretaries.
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Paris
Andre Tardieu
France
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Dynamite Ended Defiance Standoff In Ohio Home
In Defiance Ohio on March 1 Henry Floehr 60 a former inmate killed his wife during a quarrel, then fought off officers and volunteers for hours. Police used tear gas and water, a National Guard unit fired a barrage with a machine gun support, and dynamite ended the battle with Floehr killing himself. A spectator was wounded and a college student was critically hurt.
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Defiance
Ohio
Henry Floehr
Toledo State Asylum
William
Froehr
Weaner
William Chappel
Newell Littlefield
Newport
Defiance College
National Guard Company
Dr Snook Executed After Notorious Ohio Case
Dr James Howard Snook was put to death in the electric chair at Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus for the murder of Theora Hix, a second year medical student at Ohio State University. He confessed after a sensational trial that drew wide attention and public ads promoting the case.
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Columbus
James Howard Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Snook
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