Suspect bandits arrested after Liberty raid
Authorities near Liberty Missouri captured three men alleged to have participated in the United States mint robbery in Denver Colorado months earlier. Federal agents planned to move Liberty to investigate as they pursued the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Lee
Joyce
Ansas City
Dick Williams
U. S. Bbery
Denver
Kansas City
Unitedates Mint
Colorado
Justice
Thomas P. Kane Found Dead in Washington
Thomas F. P. Kane, deputy controller of the currency since 1895, was found dead in bed in Washington. The death, attributed to apoplexy, leaves a 74 year old man born in Delaware who spent most of his life in the capital.
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Washington
Thomas FP. Kane
Delaare
Two Ohio Inmates Executed at Columbus Penitentiary
Charles Kold 65 and Henry White were executed by electric chair at the Ohio penitentiary. Kold died after refusing water following his murder and robbery conviction from 1922. White was executed for the murder of his wife in Columbus on February 11, 1922, after confessing briefly before retracting.
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Columbus
Charles Kold
White
Henry White
Exro
Ohio Penitentiary
Arnold
Ruthawrence
Buck
Remert
Hold broker in killing of three
Henry G. Brock a broker and clubman was held without bail by Magistrate Stevens on a charge of homicide after a motor car at fifty miles an hour struck three pedestrians alighting from a trolley on 48th street and Lancaster Philadelphia. The victims were Mrs Ellen O Donnell 65 Mrs Mary Murphy 18 and Lee O Donnell 23.
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Philadelphia
Henry G. Brock
Stevens
48Th Street
Lancaster
Ellen O’donnell
Mary Murphy
Lee O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Brock
Rock
Robbers Hammer Store Owner in Toledo Hold-Up
In Toledo C Her Druck 63 lies dying after two robbers struck him with a hammer during a late night hold-up at his grocery. Paul Hartmeta a messenger witnessed the crime as suspects looted the cash register and fled. Separate item notes Mississippi river inlets brought under Mississippi River Commission jurisdiction as flood control bill passes the House.
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Toledo
C. Her ' Druck
Paul Hartmeta
Bor
Washington
Mississippi River
Mississippi River Commission
Free Woman of Killing Husband Trial Ends in Discharge
In Farmington Maine on March 2, Judge Dunn discharged Mrs. Ethel Bean five minutes after the court opened in the murder trial of her husband. Attorney General F. W. Shaw moved for discharge, prompting a furore from spectators who cheered as the judge reprimanded the crowd.
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Farmington
Ethel Tr. Bean
Dunn
FR. W. Shaw
Polish Troops Repulsed Near Lithuanian Frontier
Polish forces crossed into Lithuania near Malepus on Tuesday night and were attacked by Lithuanian peasants and driven back. Casualties are unknown, and the Polish legation has no details at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lithuania
Malepus
Army Appropriation Bill Signed by President Harding
President Harding signed the army appropriation bill in Washington. The measure funds the regular military upkeep and includes $56,000,004 for rivers and harbor projects amid congressional battles. The total bill amount is about $336,090,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Army
Congress
Whiskey bandits strike Burkettsville distillery again
In Burketsville Maryland four gunmen in high powered cars raided the Old Horsey Distillery before dawn taking about 5900 dollars worth of bonded liquor after a gun fight with guards. One bandit was captured. A similar raid occurred at the same place a year ago today resulting in the theft of 100000 dollars in liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burketsville
Washington
Horsey
United States and Versailles Court Question Debated
Secretary Hughes testified in the Senate regarding the court for international justice and U S reservations under the Versailles treaty. He said the United States would not be bound by Part XII or XIII, and that adhesion to the protocol does not make the U S a party to other treaties.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Hughess
United States
Lodge
Harding
Hughes
Senate
Germany
O Questies
Ech
Secretari Hughes
Espnthy
Spring Is Here Two Boys Missing
Two Flynn County boys Emerson Herrodin and Harold Hott disappeared from home as spring arrived. Father A. Berrodin reported his son missing and police were asked to search for both youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynna
Tis
Emerson Herrodin
A. F. Berrodin
Harold Hott
Amherst Social News Elected Officers and Local Notices
The Ladies Aid Society and Missionary Society of the German Methodist Church elected officers for the coming year. Appointments include Geo Hollstein as president and Mrs Eppley as secretary. Local society entertaining plans noted. Community members from Amherst and nearby areas appear in personal notices and hospital updates.
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Geo. Liphardt
Adam Northe’m
Wo. Grobe
Death stalks in Burns murder trial in Paineville
Triangle May, behind his attorney and guarded by a deputy, watches the jurors as Burns, accused of murdering the woman he loved, predicts vindication. Five farmers sit on the tentative panel amid reports of recent court deaths affecting the Osstrand er family.
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Dressed
Sherif
Burns
Tam
Two Men Killed in Powder Plant Explosion at Quaker Falls
In New Castle Pennsylvania two workers died when the press mill at Graxsells Powder Company blew up just before noon. John Lyons aged 30 and George Breck 26 are named as the deceased. The blast destroyed the mill but caused little damage to the rest of the plant and the loss is reported as not heavy.
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New Castle
Prea
Graxsells Powder Company
Quaker Falls
John Lyons
George Breck
Vrese
Oyster Fishermen Turn Bootleggers Raise Prices in New York
New York March 2. Dealers attribute rising oyster and clam prices to a shift by fishermen into bootlegging. Instead of dredging mollusks, many now spend days chasing rum fleets in motor boats or cruising boulevards in limousines. Formerly earning five dollars a day, fishermen now make about five dollars a minute selling contraband whiskey.
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York
Fromeriv
Harding Signs Narcotic Bill
President Harding signs a narcotics bill amid a Porter resolution urging negotiations with foreign governments to limit production of habit forming drugs to medical and scientific uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Congress
Elizabeth Quayle Pneumonia Victim At 73
Mrs Elizabeth Quayle 73 wife of Alfred Quayle died at home 119 Bell Avenue from pneumonia Funeral services were at First Congregational Church Sunday at 2 PM with burial Garfield Cemetery North Ridge Also settled $19 000 damage suit against American Railway Express Co without trial Settled at defendant s cost A creditors petition filed in federal court seeking bankruptcy for T I Kidlow Cigar Company Bethesda Belmont County
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Elizabeth Quayle
Wfe
Alfred Quayle
Bell Avenue
First Congregational Church
Garfield Cemetery
North Ridge
Joreph Hearn
American Railway Express Co
Young Hearn
Columbus
T.I. Kidlow Cigar Company
Bethesda
Belmont County
Markets Turn Higher At Opening On Strong Steel And Copper
New York March 2 The stock market opened active and firm led by strong demand for high priced issues California Petroleum jumped to a new high of 99 ½ as American issues rose over one point United States Steel gained about 1 4 points to 197 1/4 Republic Steel rose 5 8 Copper stocks continued robust with American Smelting climbing one point Rail issues moved up with Traction American strength seen in several rails and industrials amid a broad advance across major groups.
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New York
Spain
California Petroeum
United States Steel
Republic Axe
American Smeline
Lowistile
Nashjie
Rachel Saunders 79 Dies at County Home
Mrs. Rachel A. Saunders, 79, died this morning at her Murray Ride home. She was aunt of C. W. Phillips and a daughter in Chicago. Mr. Phillips will leave Saturday with the body for burial in Canada at her former home.
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Rachel A. Saunders
Murray Ride
C. W. Phillips
Chicago
Phillips
Canada
Wool Production Growing in Ohio
Ohio's 1932 wool crop totals 13 496 000 pounds, up three percent from the prior year. Statistician C J West of the state federal corp reporting service says Ohio leads the nation in wool, ahead of Michigan which is second and far behind Ohio.
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Columbus
Wool Corp
Ohio
C. J. West
State
Federal Corp Reporting Service
Mississippi
West
Michigan
Plan record flight from Dayton toward French endurance mark
Plan to attempt a world's endurance flight from Wilbur Wright Field starting at 3 pm following a 12 30 announcement after surveying atmospheric and ground conditions. The aim is to surpass the existing record held in France.
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Dayton
France
Wilbur Wright Feld
Logan to permit free speech meeting in county
Logan authorities will not prohibit a Sunday free speech meeting planned by the American Civil Liberties Union of New York. Other items note a tax bill sent to the White House, arrests after a mob incident in Gainesville, and a February debt decline of 15.8 million dollars with a total debt of 22.7 billion.
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Logan
W. Va
Don Chatin
Logan County
American Civil Ltferties Union Ofew York
Washington
Treasury Department
Burns jailed after liquor raid warning call in Clouster
John Burns is jailed charged with interference with the law after he telephoned ahead to warn of a liquor raid. An officer heard the message. C E McCafferty is said to have fled as officers arrested the others.
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Glouster
John Burns
Burns
C. E. McCafferty
Fire Devastates Ohio Village in North Lewisburg
Telegraph reports from Erie rail sources state most of the Dnemeds section of North Lewisburg near Toledo was destroyed by fire early today. Seven business blocks burned in the blaze, with estimated losses around 300 dollars. Mrs. J. L. Bramble from Toledo will officiate and deliver messages at the First Spiritualist Church on Thursday evening.
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Marton
Erie
North
Lewisburg
Tere
Othe
Toledo
J. L. Bramble
Gi. Alr. Hall
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Ph. J. Reichek
Allen - Bernard
Norfolk
Todz
Mens Hitch
Maar Neal Patierne
Sttunlay
Wasserman & Co
East Avenue
Post Office
Rob Distillery
Amherst
Kenneth Totbaorst
E. H. Nicholl
Cleveland Avenue
Henry Miller
Entertains Society
Ladies Aid Society
St. Peter's Church
Adam Holt
Patton
Weiss
C. W. Kurtz
Lorain
McLoud
Jackson Street
Julia Stefan
South Amherst
Wm. Bain
Kenneth Tolhurst
W. J. Dunning
Elyria
Mike Growtsky
Brown
George D. Gessman
Youngstown
State Automobile Registration Department
The
Nowork
Otoia
Elizabeth Quayle Pheumonia
Cleveland Produce Market
Angfonda
Z . Atchison ,Uantir Gut ‘& At Raider
Sethlehem Steel Prid Autte
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MIL & MT
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Reading
Reathern Paci
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Ind AcoPol
Steel
York State
Rachel Saunders
Bulletins
White House
House
Gainesville
Fla
Arthur Johnson
F. L. Cross
Putnam County
Sherif Hagan
Putnam
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Burlington
Delaras
Ralph Budd
Great Northern Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miami
James M. Cox
Bellau Wood Memory Association
Bellau Woods
Katheryn Moore
Foster & Fitch
John Resar
East Broad
Lorain County
America
Yria
Ty Bruik
Fabric
St. Elyria
Scanlon’s
V. D. Scanlon
Cheapside
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