Duluth Fire Claims Woman and Two Girls
A six story Duluth apartment building burned last night killing a 70 year old woman Mrs John Omas and her two granddaughters, Barbara Todd 5 and Bertha Todd 7, as firefighters battled the blaze in subfreezing weather. Firemen evacuated residents, while one woman Mrs Thomas Whittaker 50 was found frozen to the floor of her unit and later died. Several other occupants were injured or missing as crews incomplete searched the ruins for additional victims.
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Juluth
Minn
Maren
Fireeb
John Omas
Ier Todd
Barbara Todd
Ber
Thomas Whittaker
Phra Beitling
Pital
Superior
Wis
Jamas
Hoboken Gunfire Kills Trader Amid Quiet City Turmoil
In Hoboken New Jersey authorities probe the murder of Franklin Dunn, a known liquor trader, who was shot while resisting an attempted extortion. A gun battle drew thirty police to the scene as machine gunners raked the street, unsure of Dunn’s motive or the crime’s full context. The incident disrupts a calm March day, with investigations ongoing and no clear suspect named.
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Hoboken
X. J
Rica
Franklin Dunn
Sang
Frank Dagan
West Nexk
Bodies Recovered From Wrecked Western Express Plane
Coroner's jury ruled deaths accidental after three victims including pilot David Doles and co-pilot Albert Iver were found among wreckage near San Bernardino. A 30 man search party uncovered the bodies hours after the crash, traced to a return flight from Kingman to Los Angeles in a storm.
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AN Bernarding
Western Air Express
San Bernardino
Juanita Eloisels
Averal
Doles
Albert Iver
John Slaton
King Ariz
Los Angeles
Postpone Hearing Of Teacher In Assault Case Again
Prosecutor Doc W Iters will be present at the hearing for Mrs Miyrta Bradley 22 a New Qber ba School teacher next Tuesday morning The hearing was postponed from Monday to Tuesday to aid an attorney In the case Bradley was arrested on a charge of assault after whipping Mary Margaret Gerhardinger 6 The child showed bruises and swelling and has been at home under a physician care Bradley was arraigned and pled guilty then released on 300 bond for appearance before Justice S J Georges The case is now set for Tuesday in Justice Georges office
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Doc W. Iters
Miyrta Bradley
Qberba
Myers
Mary Margaret Gerhardinger
lezIa
Meaded
S. J. Georges
M. Tuesdar
St. George
Mutilated Woman Found Amid Cabin Ruins Near Deep Lake
Police probe a gruesome murder and arson at a deserted lakeside summer resort. A mutilated female body, missing head arms and legs, was found in a burned cabin by the Antioch Fire Department after caretaker Edward Schram reported a blazing cottage. A speeding car nearby is a potential clue as investigators, including Lake County officials, pursue leads. The body was taken for coroner’s examination.
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Lake Villa
Oman
Deep Lake
Here
Awvar
Antioch Fire Department
Edward Schram
Schram
Sehram
Waukesan
A. W. Smith
Lawrence A. Doolittle
Lake County
Waukegan
Williams Resigns Navy to Enter Civil Aviation Race
Lieut Alford J Williams, once touted as America s lone hope to regain the world speed record, resigned from the Navy after a three year sea duty order derailed his Schneider Cup plans. He had been expected to enter the next races and had indicated his intention to switch to civil aviation.
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Washington
Alford J Williams
Army
Navy
Williams
America
Navy Department
Bomb factory raided. Genna gang members seized
United Press reports police raided a Melrose Park farmhouse early today uncovering a bomb factory in wholesale quantities. Eleven men were arrested, most linked to the Genna gang, and two loaded dynamite bombs were found ready for use. The residence also contained four shotguns and numerous revolvers.
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Chicago
Melrose Park
Genna Gang
Call for tougher narcotic penalties and unified enforcement
Charles H. Tuttle United States district attorney of New York urged the House Ways and Means Committee to enact harsher penalties for narcotic law violators and to unify enforcement agencies during a hearing. He argued for stronger deterrents and coordinated federal state and local efforts to combat drug crimes.
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Washington
U.P
House
Ways and Means Committee
Charles H. Tuttle
U. S
New York
Deliberations Continue At London Naval Conference Weekend
London diplomats pressed on with interdelegation talks to regain ground after the French cabinet crisis as the London Naval Conference resumes over the weekend. Taft suffers slight setback in Washington health update. Patrolman Winnegar found shot in Detroit after a holdup. $2.20 cash and $3,500 in checks stolen. John X. Willys confirmed as ambassador to Poland by Senate. Schooner Laranea M. wrecked off Maine. crew of six afloat after coast guard rescue. ship total loss.
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London
Taft
Detroit
Mich
David Winnegar
Senate
Willys
Washington
March S
U.P
John X. Willys
Ohio
Poland
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
United States
Warsaw
Stolen Auto Sells One Life in Toledo Crash
A stolen car careened off the Chicago Pike near Crissey Ohio injuring three youths. Joseph Rosenbrook 19 Toledo died in the crash Ray Nation 20 Toledo sustained a possible skull fracture. Wesley Sloan 20 Toledo driver escaped with minor cuts and was jailed for investigation.
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Toledo
Crissey
Ohio
Joseph Rosenbrook
Ray Nation
Wesley Sloan
Justice Sanford Dies After Stroke at Home
Associate Justice Edward Kerry Sanford of the U S Supreme Court died shortly after noon today following a stroke at his home. He had been in good health earlier and had called the Court to say he would not attend conferences. Death attributed to a sudden uremic poisoning attack.
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Areu
U.w
Edward Kerry Sanford
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes 49 Today on Supreme Court Birthday
Oliver Wendell Holmes, dean of American jurists, marks his 49th birthday with congratulations from U S Supreme Court associates. Appointed by Roosevelt in 1802, he attends a brief conference and plans a quiet day at home while remaining active on the bench. He was wounded three times in the Union fight over 65 years ago and is a long-time Liberal voice with Brandeis and Stone in many dissents. Holmes was born in Boston in 1841, son of a noted American writer.
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Washington
Olover Wendell Holmes
U. S
High Tribunal
Hughes
Holmes
Taft
Supreme Court
Brandies
Stone
Mr. Holmes
Boston
America
Lorain men named to unemployment committee
Nine Lorain County residents were named by the Ohio Department of Industrial Relations to a county unemployment committee. The group will urge private industry and public work expansion through cooperation among management, agriculture, labor and public officials. A meeting is set for Monday at 2 PM in the County Court House. Members include F. A. Smythe, Geo W Garthe, W. G. Caskey, Henry Fuller, J. F. Doyle, A. C. Hudnutt, Geo. E. Dachtler, and Frank Magon among others from local banks, unions, chambers of commerce and associations.
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Lorain County
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Fred C. Croxton
Lorain
Ohio Bankers Association
F. A. Smythe
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Elsrna
Ohio
Ohio Building Association League
Geo. W. Garthe
Cinzens H
Ass'n Co
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Pre. Shovel Co
Oni Farm Bureau Federation
W. G. Caskey
Oberlin
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Henry Fuller
Secy
Central Labor Union
Broadway
Ohio Manufacturers Association
J. F. Doyle
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Elyria
Ohio Newspaper Association
Nichols Suffers Laceration in Freight Car Incident
John Nichols, 19, of Lansing Michigan sustained a five inch cut to his left forearm while walking from one end of a New York Central freight car on a Friday evening. He received treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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New York Central
John Nichols
Lansing
Michigan
Ile
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Patrolman Shot After Auto Crash in Akron
Patrolman Harland Manes and three other officers were fired upon after a car crash in Akron. The gunman, believed from Chicago, fled the scene in a vehicle with two women, prompting a citywide manhunt. Manes remained hospitalized with critical injuries. a Chicago-made hat and a small revolver were found nearby.
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Akron
Harland Manes
Bar
Manes
Chicago Haberdashers
New Coalition Plans Tariff Rewrite in Senate Fight
A new sectional coalition in the Senate seeks a full rewrite of the tariff bill as sugar and cement become focal points. Lumber and oil may face higher duties as Farm Bloc allies resist, threatening an extended debate or possible filibuster while votes shift and rival blocs clash over industrial schedules.
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Washington
Senate
Farm Bloc
Farm Bice
Six Saved From Stranded Ship Off Cape Hatters
OCRACOKE N C March 5 Six men aboard the three masted schooner Levina M Snow stranded in breakers at Cape Hatters during a heavy southwest wind were rescued by coast guardsmen from Durant Hill station. The vessel with no cargo was bound from Philadelphia to Charleston and Captain Stevens, along with the guards, believed it can be floated again.
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Ocracoke
N. C
Maron
Lévina M. Snow
Cape Hatterays
Durant Hill
Philadelphia
Charleston
S.C
Stevena
Liquor Purchase Case Heads to Supreme Court
In Boston a case questions if a citizen has the right to purchase liquor under the prohibition act. Assistant U S Attorney Elihu D Stone will appeal to the U S Supreme Court to settle the national issue. The Farrar case from Watertown, charged Feb 2 with purchasing liquor, saw an indictment quashed by Judge Morton prompting the appeal.
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Boston
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Elihu D. Stome
Lowe
James EB. Farrar
Watertown
Farrar
James MM. Morton, Jr
Stone
Prohibition Legislation Faces House Senate Clash
Washington March Action on Wicker commission enforcement plans stalls as House debates shifting Prohibition Bureau to Justice Department. Only one reform passed. others face opposition and delay while court-commission proposals spark contention among lawmakers.
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Washengton
March
Congress
House
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Hoover
Prohibition Bureau
Treasury
Justice Department
Senate
Judiciary Committee
United States
Amherst Infant Found Dead In Bed
Beverly Lynn two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lynn of 347 Elyria Avenue Lorain died in bed Friday morning from unknown natural causes County Coroner Myles Perry stated the infant showed minor illness and a doctor had been called Funeral services were held at the grandparents home Mr and Mrs John Lanx 2813 Lexington Avenue Lorain with Rev Theodore Merten of St John Evangelical Church Lorain officiating and burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery
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Ambhersy
O. March
Beverly Lynn
Liord Lynn
Elyria Avenue
Myles B. Perry
Elsria
John Lanx
Lexington Avenue
Lorain
Theodore Merten
St. John Evangelical Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Brother of former Ohio governor dies in Indiana burial in Owensville
James F. Pattison 81 brother of the late John M. Pattison former Ohio governor died Thursday at New Richmond Indiana and was buried today at Owensville his birthplace.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
James F. Pattison
John M. Pattison
Owensville
New Richimond
Indiana
Count Luckner to Speak Here Next Wednesday
Elyria readers will hear Court Pelr You Licker speak on My Buccaneering Cruise next Wednesday afternoon. The speaker, known as the Sea Devil, describes wartime exploits including captaining a Norwegian fishing vessel under Allied blockade and sinking ships while sparing crews. His Sea Eagle rescued prisoners, and after his ship wrecked he escaped in an open boat traveling 2,580 miles with six men for 48 days.
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Elyria
Cor
Lucxfer
P. Disge
Hocking Valley Flood Fears Rise With River Rise
With the Hocking River rising to 16 feet by 9 am fears of flood spread through the Hocking Valley. Flood stage is 17 feet and homes and farms along the river would be inundated as waters climbed. Rockbridge roadways were cut by water and Sunday Creek near Glouster overflowed, blocking the Athens to Glouster route amid light snow.
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Athens
Hocking
Rockbridge
Lancaster
Logan
Sunday Creek
Glouster
Babe Ruth Signs With New York Yankees
Babe Ruth, ending a holdout, today signed a contract to play for the New York Yankees at an annual salary of 80000 for the next two years in St. Petersburg.
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Silet
ST. Tetersborg
Fia. Mar
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Didja Know That Highlights Early Hospital School and Local Lore
A 1913 note recalls the first school run in a hospital at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Elyria, Cleveland, and other cities later adopted similar programs. The piece mentions Jack Brandt, a manager for youths with two pet tortoises and three alligators, and cites Elyria Memorial Hospital’s twenty two year service with over 32 005 treated. It also mentions F C George of the Chroniole Telegram holding a record in the 100 yard dash, The Troxel Company producing most bicycle saddles, and Mrs Leonard P Tulford linked to Lila Lea of film.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fire devastates P and P B telephone block in New Cumberland
Fire swept a business block in New Cumberland West Virginia, destroying the P and P B telephone building and spreading to the Herron building. Calls for help were sent to East Liverpool Ohio and Wierton West Virginia as damage neared $100000. Communication was disrupted when the telephone building burned. Cause under investigation.
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New Cumberland
W. Va
East Liverpool
Wierton
Herron
French leaders tour flood ravaged Midi as relief begins
In Toulouse officials review a mud soaked region where Tarn and Garonne floods and Moissac dam failure left villages ruined. Rescue teams found bodies while air drops deliver food. Doumergue and Tardieu announce 100 million francs from the government and Paris contributions of 1 million as flags lower in mourning.
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Toulouse
France
Paris
Tarn
Garenne
Moissac
Montauban
Hoarir
Gaston Doumergac
Andre Tardieu
Tarn-et-Garonne
Department
Sit
Flere
Doumergue
Tardiesn
Lindbergh Glider Blocked Cal State Highway Traffic
Charles A. Lindbergh, hailed as a hero, caused a traffic delay when his blue-winged glider descended about five miles from Pebbois Beach. A state highway officer halted roughly seventy-five cars and helped untangle the tie-up after Lindbergh’s arrival.
Foreword: Unfurnished ECS Bath 34 Ad Space
Classified line lists unfurnished ECS and bath options with 34 mention and price fragment 8499. brief contact note S05.
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OED
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Rouse Hoboken
Wmer
Yankie Dunn
Cadeub
Fing
Ghage Flier
Navy Service
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Francis R. Hagner
Laranea M
Brockland
Maine
Coast Guard
Creeds Hill
Coastguard
Justice Sanford
Oliver Wendell Holmes
NEW Coalition
TARIF
Rep
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Lax Enforcement Commission
Ambherst
Count Luckner
Felix You Luckner
Hocking Valley
Babe
Yanks
Gates
Cleveland
Jack Brandt
Jack Ir
Bill
Rixey
Ezra
Tom
Harry
F.C. George
Chroniole- Telegram
Troxel Company
Leonard P Tulford
Lila Léa
The
Moving Picture World
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