Ships collide in fog off Dungeness feared dead
Italian liner Alcantara with 2,167 tons sinks after collision with Russian cadet ship Tovarchik in fog near Dungeness. Reports say 18 to 34 Italian crew aboard lost, fate of Russian ship unclear. Moldavia and Waldatta aided survivors amid wreckage. Baron Donglas nearby. Alcantara bound from Cartagena to Calais. Tovaritsch on training cruise to Buenos Aires.
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London
Alcantara
Tovterich
Exchange Telegraph
Exchange
Deal
Southampton
Dungeness
Stmmer Waldatta
Bke
Moldavia
Tovaritech
Ufe
Baron Dongias
Alcauian
H Euros
KE. Geraci
Bia
Catania Jr
Cariforte
Calais
Tovaritsch
Buenos Aires
Cadeéts
Murderer hunted after governess murder in three states
Morristown dispatch reports the unnamed murderer of Miss Marga Brown, a New York governess, found burned to death. Investigators said they had no solid lead on his whereabouts across New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York. Some described him as socially prominent and well educated. Authorities warned a bizarre confession note could appear.
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Morristown
Marga’ Brown
New York
An Mousiz
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Thor
Fire Crews Respond Twice for Small City Blazes
Fire companies answered two alarms in one day. Engine Co. 1 and Squad Co. 1 fought a blaze at Workire Man's Bargain Store on Broad Street. damage was small as the chimney fire burned out. Earlier, a home at 323 Columbins Street had smoke from a chimney thimble causing no damage.
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Engine Co. 1
Squad Co. 1
Workireman’s
Broad Street
Columbins Street
N. Rasner
Fred
Weather outlook for Ohio Valley and Tennessee
A period of rains is expected around Tuesday with another rain event later in the week. Temperatures start moderately cold then rise to above normal values for the rest of the week.
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Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Padlocks Hit Lorain Bars in Prohibition Crackdown
Federal agents padlocked Joseph Kerehes Frank Koskelichis and Mrs Gertrude Virant for violations of federal prohibition laws. The raids trace back about a year and reflect a broader push in Lorain where eight or nine establishments have been padlocked in four months.
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Lorain
Paul Jones
Joseph Kerehes
Frank Koskelichis
Gertrude
Bethel Shot After Attacking Guard at State Penitentiary
Feb 25 Master Bethel a 26 year old inmate at the Ohio State Penitentiary was shot twice by Guard W. O. Spriggs after he attacked Guard Howard with an iron bolt while delivering dinner. Bethel, confined with mentally affected prisoners, was wounded in the yard, with a long prison record since 1922. Separately foreman Leonard A. Gressell was struck by James Gallagher during a disturbance at the planning mill.
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Ghio State Penitentiary
Bethel
ColUmbus Neesro
Wolam O Spriggs
F.ioward
Howard
Spriggs
Leonard A. Gressell
James Gallagher
Curanoga County
Colored community center survey plan discussed in Elyria
Citizens met at the M C A in Elyria to plan a survey of the local colored population for a proposed community center. Judge A T L Webber chaired with Miss Jane E Hunter from Cleveland’s Phyllis Wheatley association offering guidance.
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Ngout
M. C
A TL Webber
Jane E. Hunter
Phyllis Wheatly Association
Cleveland
Phillis Wheats
Elyna
Webber
Elyria
Candidates Listed for Fourteenth District Delegates
The presidential declaration lists for the fourteenth district include A. L. Garford of Elstia for Hoover and W. H. Philips of Oberlin for Willis, highlighting locally notable candidates.
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Fourteenth District
Hoover
A. L. Garford
Elstia
Willis
W. H. Philips
Oberlin
Ohio Republicans expect Hoover to boost primary turnout
Ohio GOP leaders and delegates prepare for a Hoover candidacy linked to a potential party split. They report 102 enthusiastic Ohio Republicans across districts filed as delegates and alternates for the national convention, with April 24 primaries and petitions underway to express voter preference for the presidential nomination.
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Columbus
Spdar
M Orig
Bull Moose
Now- Ver
Carmi A. Thompson
Willis
Thad Brown
Hoover
Ohio
Buckere
Meroe
Whico
Maine
Fred &, Warner
Republican Central
Warner
Brown
Secretary of Commerce
West
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of State
Captain Hinkler Endures Dust Storm on Perth to Camoweal Leg
Cap tain Hinkler, famed for a London to Australia flight record, faced a fierce dust storm on an 850 mile Port Darwin to Camoweal leg. He landed near Brunette Downs overnight, hid under a windmill, then pressed on at dawn toward Camoweal and planned to push toward his mother later today.
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Melbourne
Sert Hinkler
London
Australia
Port Lerwin
Camooweal
Brunette Downs
British Empire
Hinkier
Hinkler
Long Reach
Mt Shashalsin Eruption Report Causes Property Fears
Dutch Harbor Alaska reports say the motorship Iskam crew observed Mt Shashalsin erupting and threatening nearby properties.
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Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Iskam
Mt. Shashalsin
Italian Minister Leaves Austria
Italian minister Auritt will return to Rome after visiting Chancellor Seipel in Vienna amid ongoing tensions between Italy and Austria. The move follows Mussolini’s reported recall of Auritt over anger at Seipel’s comments on Italian administration of South Tyrol.
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Italy
Austria
Mussolini
Tyrol
Vienna
Auritt
Rome
Seipel
Giornale d'Italia
Auciti
Chamber of Deputes
Prohibition Issue Shapes GOP Prospects in 1930s
Washington reports Senator Boral plans to test multiple Republican presidential contenders including Sen. Watson Indiana former Gov. Frank Lowder Illinois Senator Norris Nebraska and Vice President Dawes. Philippine Democrats back Alfred E. Smith in Houston. Reed and Wallis schedule western swing and primary intentions. Hoover’s prohibition stance praised as uniting dry Republicans and Democrats amid early primary dynamics.
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Boral
Washington
Oapatre
Senwinr Watson
Indiana
Frank O Lowder
Illinois
Norris
Nebraska
Dawes
City to reopen bids for outfall sewer March seventh
Open bid date for the outfall sewer of the new sewage disposal plant set for Wednesday March 7 at noon in city hall announced by service director John X Ejidt. Previous bids were rejected due to a misreading of borings and estimated earthwork.
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Service
John X. Ejidt
Eidt
Agai
Five Carloads Of Machine Guns Sold In Auction
In Budapest on February 25 the five carloads of machine guns bound for St Gotthard were sold as old iron for 300 dollars. Protests against selling the guns were noted but Premier Bathlep resisted delaying the auction.
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Budapest
St. Gotthard
Bathlep
French Aviator Fronval Sets 1111 Loop Record In Flight
Villa Courlay France February 23 The aviator Fronval is officially credited with beating the American loop the loop record by performing 1 111 loops in his plane between 1024 AM and 320 PM He is a renowned French acrobatic pilot who once held the record seven years ago.
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Villa Courlay
France
Fronval
Proposed Reduced Coal Freight Rates Found Not Justified
The Interstate Commerce Commission said proposed reduced rates on bituminous coal from southern West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia to Lake Erie ports for transshipment by vessel were not justified. The ruling upheld a 20 cent per ton Pennsylvania coal fields advantage and ordered cancellation of similar southern proposals to prevent shifting tonnage within the same rate group.
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Washington
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Lake Erie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Pennsylvania
Southern Roads
gaToe
Lindbergh discusses fuelless motor plans at Lingy Teats
Col Charles A Lindbergh arrived in St Louis to discuss a new fuelless motor with backers of his Pan’s flight. He and Major Lanphier tested a mystery magnet motor said to run 1800 RPM and last 20090 hours without fuel. Experts describe possible earth-current charging and magnet windings as pivotal to the invention. Continued on Page 2.
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Charles Lindbergh
Spirit of
MT_ CLEMENS
Mich
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Mitchell Field
Tong Island
Betris Field
McKeesport
Charles A. Lindb
Witchell Tisid
Washington
Win
Mazor Thomas G. Lanphiers
Fight
St Louis
Major Lanphier
Lanphirr
United Press
America
Hendershow
Pittsburgh
Hendershot
Plans To Test Lorain Traffic Ordinance Soon
Lorain plans to test its new cafeteria court after William Miller pleaded not guilty to driving over a fire hose. Miller challenges the court’s legality while City Solicitor Grills questions the ordinance's provisions. About five hundred have been arrested and fined under the ordinance, with few challenging convictions.
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Lorain
William Miler
Miller
Wesley R. Grills
Looting of Chicago-Area Mail Train Steals Payrolls and Cash
Six bandits hijacked Grand Trunk No 10 on a Chicago suburban route, blowing a mail car safe and seizing payrolls for Harvey and Blue Island steel mills plus cash. Two mail clerks were aboard. about $100,000 in currency plus additional bank funds were reported missing. Police chased by road blocks but bandits fled in an automobile.
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Chicago
Calumet District
Charles €. Peters
Kelly
Ninth Postal Division
Cleveland
Ohio
Harvey
Blue Island
Port Huron
Mich
Evergreen Park
St. Marie Cemetery
Grand Trank No 10
Wich
Aldrich
United Press
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Window Peeper Reported On Howe Street
Police received reports of a window peeper last night seen on Howe Street and later near Sumner Street. Described as about three feet six inches tall, wearing a dark overcoat and a straw hat with rolled brim. No suspect found after investigation.
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Howe Street
Sumner Street
Plans Take Off For Venus Soon
Robert Condit, an Ohio inventor, announced in Miami Beach that he will depart for Venus in a rocket within a few days. He said the launch will occur in the afternoon on the scheduled departure day.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Robert Condit
Ohio
Impenitor
Venus
Comite
Auto thief to face grand jury
Herbert Meeker of Medina Ohio was bound over to the county grand jury after pleading guilty to grand larceny for stealing a car from Norman Schultz of Eastern Heights Boulevard on January 26. Meeker told police he and another man took the vehicle, the other man being a fabrication he claims, and he was captured in Woodsfield Ohio.
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Herbert Meeker
Medina, O
James A. Hewitt
Meeker
Norman Schultz
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria
Woodsfield
Ohio
Elyria Women Attend G O P Meet Friday
Elyria delegates Mrs. Stella M Schileman and Mrs. E F Schulir joined Republicans from Portage Summit Medina and Lorain counties at a Cleveland gathering chaired by Mr. Bennet Wilson of Medina. The meeting backed Mrs Wilson as 14th district Republican Women chair and outlined work for the year.
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Stella M. Schuleman
E. F. Schulir
Elyria
Cleveland
Ers . Bennett Wilson
Medina
Repubican Party
Idih
Portage
Summit Medina
Lorain
Schileman
Schulte
Lora County
Carl Hana
Coma
Mra Bennet Wilcoe Coe
Woman Bound Over To Jury On Rum Charge
A Lorain court bound Mrs. Echko over to the grand jury on a rum charge after a finding of guilt on a sense violation, with the case proceeding under the court’s bench for further action.
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Lorain
Fee
Echko
Egger
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Houston
James A. Reed
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Hooter
American Review of Review
Willian G Weide
New Yorbk
Marzland
Atlee Pomerens
George White
Wilhaue H. Hill
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