Mr. Ochs and Hoover Era Reflections in a Century Edge
Arthur Brisbane comments on Mr. Ochs death and the fate of The World newspaper. He notes circulation shifts among New York dailies, Hearst purchases, and the broader press landscape as Hoover plans a West Indies tour. The piece cites Einstein and world politics, ending with a note on Jewish law progression and a continuation on Page 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ochs
Mr. Hoovér
Professor Einstein
Arthur Brisbane Geib
Ming Beawares Byrn
Ind
Mark Heerath
Sun
World and Press
New York
Convict Details Death Of Cellmate In Prison Riot
JOLIET March 21 Death in military confinement described by a prisoner in the recent prison riot case. Robert Johnson 26 testified that his cellmate Joseph Coakley died after being restrained and left to die in solitary. He recounted Coakley’s collapse, the failed attempts to summon aid, and threats to punish him for helping. The investigation questioned parole board actions and prison conditions as clerics and officials blamed riots on policy issues.
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Joliet
Wililary
Grim Tran
Unite
Whey
Eligius Weir
Ariest
George Whilintyen
Walla
Ald
Robert Jobnan
Wart Ti Heney CG
Joseph Corkley
Conkrey
Jobvon
Tao
Coakley
Tohnson
Coakles
Johnson
Dayton Teasley
Beasley
Contitey
Tem Pre
Johnzon
Nnidl
Old Glory Contest No 9 Prize Notice
A note announces the Old Glory Contest Number 9 with a $1000 prize. It says the page 17 first news section will list prize winners and that answers to Contest No 9 appear on the Old Spry Page in the main news section.
Reno Plans to Open Gambling Terrain After Open Bill
Reno, Nev March 21 After two decades of hidden gambling Nevada moves to open play as governor signs wide open gambling bill Workmen remove casino structures to expand space for patrons Casinos report a bumper crowd on first open day License fees range from 10 dollars per week for slots to 50 dollars weekly for other games The sky would be the limit says an owner as machinery for tax collection proceeds
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Reno
Nev
INS
Nevada
Heno
Monte Carlo
Thert
York
Capone Henchman Put on Spot in Chicago Shooting
Johnny Genaro, an Al Capone gunman, was killed tonight in Chicago as his car collided with a pursuer’s vehicle. Witnesses described a hail of machine gun fire, with Genaro’s car veering onto the curb before the assailant fled and authorities arrived.
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Capone
Johnny Genato
al Capone
Gales Hurl Barges on Florida Beach
Gusty gales batter Pensacola early in the day hurling light and loaded barges onto the beach and causing widespread damage. Trees topple and several buildings are blown down as the powerful wind wreaks havoc across the city.
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Florida Beach
Pensacola
Fin
Australian Wheat: Figures Reported
Reports from the department of agriculture indicate that the grade level of the Australian wheat crop will not protect 190,010,008 bushels. It is conceded that 140,000,007 bushels of this crop will be available for export.
Llano Farmer Cleared After Murder Trial
Will Imondson, a Llano County farmer, was acquitted Saturday afternoon of the murder charge in the case of Fred Bolinger after four previous trials. The Georgetown, Texas posting notes the verdict marked relief for the defendant amid local coverage of the lengthy proceedings.
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Llano
Georgetown
Terns
Mter
Will Imondson
Llaco County
Fred Bolinger
Telegraph Operator WSES Code Del Rio Texas Story
In Del Rio Texas on a March day a telegraph operator suffers paralysis on the right side. JD Hointz uses the trade to signal his needs from a hospital bed where his former telegraph desk remains. Nurses and orderlies respond as he attempts to communicate via telegraph and telephone.
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del Rio
Texas
Hointz
Taintz Fe
Anerator
Ant
Deak
Tate
Dashen
Roosevelt 10 Stand of Fall in New York Probe
Washington March 21 Vast interest centers on Governor Franklin D Roosevelt as he faces charges against Mayor Walker and Tammany Hall. National figures, including Southern Democrats, urge a firm stance to bolster Roosevelt’s presidential prospects. The outcome could strengthen his bid in 1932 or alienate New York’s political backing.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Dorks City
Roosevelt
New York
Tammany
New
Tyng
Partica
Caraway
Arkansas
New York City
Smith J
Internations
Roosevell
Alee
Democratic Organization of
Grover Cleveland
Youth Tries Robbery of Policeman Ends in Death
Edward Rose 18 dies after attempting to kidnap Officer Howard Doyle at gunpoint in Doyle's car. The officer shot five times in self defense as the confrontation occurred in March. The incident occurred in Ouicage according to INS dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rose
Howard Doyle
Doyle
Maxs
Fannie Hurst Fears for Girls at Women’s Fund Event
Fannie Hurst warned that American girls face social dangers as a generation of young women confront high standards. She urged actions to support motherhood and female morale, noting changes in courage and societal roles when girls face everyday pressures.
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Women’s Fund Remniltes
Fannie Hurst
Miss Hurst
Viking Rescue Failing Amid Storm Aboard Sagona
In the ice off Horse Island 108 survivors of the Viking disaster face starvation aboard the Sagona as 30 men aboard bravely attempt to ferry ill and injured to safety. Twelve survivors remain on Hort island with more missing from the 145 aboard the wrecked ship.
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Universal Bersire BT
John's
NeoPa
Horse Island
Hort Island
Hagana
German Socialist Leader Dies After Long Illness
Hermann Muelters, lead erlese Lodey of the German Socialist party and vice chancellor, died last night after a two year illness complicated by heart weakness. He leaves a wife and two daughters. The death follows an operation a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNS
German Socialist Party
Erlese Lodey
Forvice
Hermann Muelters
Wilbur Aid Named to U.S. Oil Board
Northcute Ely, executive assistant to Secretary of the Interior Wilier, was named a member of the technical and advisory committee of the federal air conservation board, succeeding Dr. George Otis Smith who became chairman of the Federal Power Commission.
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Wilbur
U. S, Oil Board
Washington
BD. C
INS
Northcute Ely
Talerior Willer
Jodas
Teders] Air Conservation Board
Chirman
George Otis Smith
Federal
Rower Commission
Uruguay Capital Welcomes Princes Arrival at City
The Prince of Wales and his brother Prince George arrived in the capital from Buenos Aires this afternoon and were greeted by locals.
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Uruguay
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Aeaplace
Buenos Aires
Weather Outlook for Aniavic with Warm North Warning
Forecast warns of mild temperatures around 49 to 52 degrees with diminishing Sunday. A northeast weather alert suggests a northward peak and possible warmer conditions in northern portions. Light to moderate winds expected.
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Sanfay
Pertheriy
Warner
Texas
Birth control debate splits Anglican church leaders in New York
A public break appears likely between Bishop Manning and Suffragan Bishop Gilbert over a majority report approving birth control by the Federal Council of Churches. The majority supports artificial methods to space births, while a minority warns of moral dangers. Several Protestant officials and Catholic leaders weighed in, with varied reactions across denominations and organizations.
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Balverse Stevits
New York
Betsteen
William Manning
Episcopal
Gilbert Joemed
Ameren
Gilbert
Manning
Ben 'T Andacy
Lliot
Grace Church
Wes
John DeWitt Peltz
New York Junior League
Mee F. Mobertann Jones
Birth Control League, Inc
Margaret Sanger
Chest
United States
Liner Aground on Coast of Scotland
Glasgow March 21 The Canadian Pacific liner Moritime inbound from Kew Brunstick Canna with passengers and mail went aground near Greenock. The vessel was not believed to be in any danger.
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Scotland
INA
Kew Brunstick
Canna
Mail
Arnold Bennett Hospitalized With Influenza
London reports author Arnold Bennett, noted English novelist, gravely ill after influenza complications. He is under care as symptoms worsen, with officials stating condition remains serious.
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Arnold Bennett
London
Mere St
Bennett
Lewis Silent Over Tiffany Dreiser Affair
Toledo March 21 Stoetatt Lewis Nobel prize winner gave no comments on the Theodore Dreiser affair. He declined to discuss his feelings, after an incident where Dreiser allegedly struck him in a confrontation.
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Stoetatt Lewis
Theodore Treteer
Lewis
Dreiser
Toro Slapa
Spring Arrival Marked Exactly Nine Oh Seven A M
Washington observers clocked spring arrival at 9 07 am. The event sparked debate among savants about Earth's tilt and exposure to direct solar radiation. Weather officials note a shift in winter patterns with warmer air staying north of Chile and New York Intende, altering usual winter bounds.
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Strani Kerrie
Washington
Mneck
Naval Neservatory
Spring
Fe Son
Oll
Weather Bureau
Chile
New York
Mexico
Jonstone
Kelly Graduate Killed in Plane Crash
Lieutenant George Maker, a Kelly Field graduate and member of the Nineteenth Pursuit squadron, was killed when a formation plane failed during a power dive and crashed into Honolulu harbor. The craft exploded on impact and sank.
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Amonglalu
George Maker
Army Air Reserve
Kelly Field
Compras
Honolulu
Copper Drilling Crew Back on Job at Old Dominion Mine
In Miami Arizona on March 21 Old Dominion mine, noted as the top copper producer, resumed activity after a downturn in copper prices. Nine drilling crews were put to work to develop ore beds amid improved market conditions.
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Oiverant Perrice
Miami
Ariz
Old Dominion
Hands Off Cuban Policy Demanded in Washington
In Washington on March 21 the International Committee for Political Prisoners demanded a hands off policy toward Cuba. They urged leaving the government intact and avoiding fees or interference to support President Machado as desired by the Cuban public.
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Washington, D. C
Cubs
Machado
Hope Abandoned for American Flier in Manila Run
Washington reports Admiral McVay states hope is abandoned for the safety of Glenn Brophy, American aviator, who attempted a flight from Moug Konz to Manila, amid the Asiatic theater operations.
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Washington
DE. C
Marely
Chaelea B. McVay
Glenn Brophy
Moug Konz
Manila
Triplets Born to Pearsall Woman in March News
A Pearsall mother, Mrs Manuel Uecnamtex Thura Way, gave birth to triplets Josefa Teuisa and two girls, Joans, with weights five pounds for the boy and four and a half to four pounds eleven ounces for the girls. The mother, 32, has 12 children.
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Peansalt
Thar
Josefa
Teuisa
Manuel Uecnamtex
Doide
Joan
Tosefs
Jeauss
Jane
Grathari
Weranuia
Youth Arrested After Battle In Grocery Store Shootout
A youth armed gang enters a grocery on a Saturday night, an exchange of gunfire leaves Paul F. Renton Sr dead from wounds. Store proprietor Mal R. Graham subdues a gunman named R. C. Edwards as he tries to flee with bread. Police intervene as a crowd gathers and the assailants are restrained.
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Twetty
Paul F. Renton Sr
AL Stonewall Artest
Mal R. Graham
R. C. Edwvarids
Drexel
Ani Sol
Polfom
Pola
Graham
Grebagl
Ming
Granawm
Grebare Wall Dow
Nurtales
Kaedow
Studebiker Dietstor 8 Classified Ad Teaser
Wheeling area ad brief notes a "Will well" equity home for 1900 and trade options for North Side lot. Mentions college lodging and various classified items with rental and employment lines.
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Studebiker Dietstor
Wheeling
Hoxsl
Sedao
North Ride
North Side Lot
Asume
Anlesssan
West Texas
Bath
Tore There Ag
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