The Japanese Prince Stirs American Impressions
The first Japanese royal visit to the United States impresses Americans with Prince Takamatsu and Princess Takamatsu as poised, Western-dressed hosts who blend into American society. The prince grants amnesty at Annapolis, earning praise as a good fellow and square shooter, shaping views of Japan and diplomacy.
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America
Prince Takamatsu
Japan
West
Rover
Takamatsu
Mimnch
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Japanese Naval College
Hove
England
Frield
Great Britain
Sam America
Ernie Pede
Tia
Ival
National Child Health Day urged to protect vulnerable children
President Hoover urges observance of National Child Health Day May 1 to spotlight child malnutrition disease and neglect. He cites millions of undernourished and disabled children and calls for federal and public action to improve health and welfare across the nation.
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Presid Hoover
Mais
Ion
Nevelly
Tie
United States
No Lack of Lead (Note: 70-char limit. attempting concise headline)
The Lincoln State Journal laments a surplus of leaders and a thinning rank and file. It argues modern times demand followers more than prominent figures, noting politicians Hoover Roosevelt Norris Bran and others fail to unite. Leaders travel divergent paths, hindering common aims.
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Nicholas Murrau Butler
Andrew Jackson
Clay
Jefferson
Hamilton
Webster
Rimbrandt
America
Hoover
Roosevelt
Norris
Bran
Lincoln State Journal
BroadcastQ Aids Instructive Trial Without Jury
Illustrated Question Box program broadcast from a planograph record discusses when courts may decide civil cases without a jury and notes that in Connecticut and Maryland criminal trials can be by court or jury. It cites Baltimore where most criminal cases are tried without a jury and asks what day February 22 fell on in Isag, answer Saturday.
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Connecticut
Maryland
Baltimore
Anniversary notes and oblique biographical items
A fragmentary annals page lists anniversaries and birthdays including Muir, Barbour, Frankeau, Lorenz, and Princess Elizabeth of York, noting birthplaces such as Hartford and notable professions like writer, esrgeon, and artist. The piece references various dates, ages, and titles in a gaudy, period voice.
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Francia Poos
Phe
Je A. Barbour
Brawai University
Hartford
Conn
John
Les Nee Pris Agen
Ilbert Frankeau
Adulph Lorenz
Princesse Shaabeth
York
Searswan
Fawn Lippinent Cousin Visits Canal Vover
ABE MARTIN describes Mies Fawn Lippinent's cousin W Canal Vover visiting. He is portrayed as bold and theatrical, likened to a man who would rise on stage if prompted by a madlin. The piece underscores caution for those who expect cheer without facing the worst.
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Mies
Vecing Day Continues Amid Diplomatic Efforts
The ongoing Vecing Day news cycle highlights continuing diplomacy and strategic challenges. Officials note possible cooperation with Powers of combination, aiming to secure operations and stabilize the situation amid uncertain conditions.
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Farea
Believe Girl Found In Well Murder Victim
Miss Drew disappeared from home of Frank Bair, a widower, Friday night. Her body was found in Bair's well after a county wide search. Initial findings show she had not been in water more than 12 hours. Authorities await vitals report from Columbus to confirm details.
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Almerus
Ape
Melvin Drew
Bair
Charles Voll
Atester Arch
Galion
Parmalee Funeral Held Today in National Cathedral
James Parmalee of Cleveland and Washington, a builder donor of the National Cathedral, is to be buried today in Bethlehem Chapel. Services will be led by Bishop Freeman with noted clergy assisting. Parmalee, 76, died after a long illness from a fall. The ceremony honors his role on the Cathedral building committee and his contribution of a central pier.
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Washington
James Parmalee
Cleveland
Myron T. Herrick
National Cathedral
Iills
Woodrow Wilson
George Dewey
Henry White
France
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Episcopal Barchy
Farmalee
Bethlehem
James Fr. Freeman
Philip M. Rhinelander
Pennsylvania
G. C. F. Bratenahl
Vreeland Peter
Anson Phelps Stokes
Edward S. Dunlap
Arthur RB. Rudd
Raymondl. Wolven
Tarmelee
the Causeway
Auto Mystery Grips City Police Face Off
Police confronted by a tangled auto mystery as Captain C. E. Southam and officers investigated a car theft scenario. A vehicle listed as the Packet was traced from Broad Street to Ceure Street, with police holding the keys awaiting the owner and clarification of who took the car.
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C. E. Southam
Ts Marine
Cleveland
Broad Street
Ceure Street
Turt Street
Juvenile golfers halted by police in city incident
Juvenile golfers were brought before Police Chief Le J Stankard after windows were broken at Roosevelts school. Detectives allege the youths used golf balls to strike the building while practicing. Earlier, Eastern Freights youths caused traffic hazards by playing in streets, using sewers as hazards and curbs as bunkers, with trees as markers. In Lisbon Ohio the Columbiana County jail was condemned as a health risk. a new jail is urged after bond issues failed. In Cadiz Ohio county commissioners suspended J W Haverfield as Harrison County infirmary superintendent. Henry Beall acting, Mrs Haverfield remaining matron.
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Mad
LE. J. Stankard
Roosesels School
Lloyd Sweet
Lisbon
Columbiana County
S. C. Griffin
Cadiz
J. W. Haverfield
Harrison County Infirmary
Henry Beall
Refugees From Nicaragua Arrive in San Francisco
Twelve American refugees from the Nicaragua earthquake area arrived in San Francisco aboard the U S Transport Somme. Among them were Congressman William B Hess of Ubio and Mrs Hugo Baske escorting her husband’s body. Several crewmates and Marines killed in the quake were noted, with dependents aboard. Delegations from relief societies met and cared for the refugees as France faced concern over falling wartime apprenticeships.
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San Francisco
Nicaragua
U. S
Somme
William B. Hess
Ubio
Hugo Baske
D. W. Laces
J. F. Dickey
J. J. Leonard
T. J. Crawford
Assembly Officers to Sign Bills Tomorrow
The General Assembly will reconvene tomorrow afternoon to allow presiding officers to sign 104 bills enacted during the two day recess. Only a handful of members will attend, and the session is purely perfunctory to record the signing in the Journals. Lt. Gov Mekrel will sign in the Senate and Lester G. Abele in the House unless Speaker Hamilton attends post surgery.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Senate
House
Liev
William G. Mekrel
Lester G. Abele
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Lorain
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
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Fifth Ave
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General Motors
Scott
Babylon
the Gambling Board
Thee
Whakarewarewa
New Zealand
Boiling Springs
Stem. Deading
VRS
Ales Faye
Nis
Abe Martin
Rigt
Parmelee
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Assembly
Arthur Hamilton
Harlan Marlon
Rees Station
Robert Lawsson
Marion
Descinath
Edith Mueller
Edith
Pierre R. Smith
Ely
Nash
Wwners
Trafic
Dunn Motors CO. Inc
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Ohio Public Service 69
Cities Service Cop
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