Society matron identifies suspect in church stabbing case
Mrs Leverett Saltonstall Tuckerman the second identified Dominic Capiro as the man who stabbed her a week earlier after church. Other women failed to ID him. Capiro, arrested for accosting Officer Mary Sughrue, tried to toss a sharpened nail from his pocket.
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Boston
Mra
Leverett Saltonstall Tuckerman
Society
Dominic Capiro
Capiro
Mary A. Sughrue
Capno
Cleveland Man on Trial for Murder Near Gibsonburg
William Clark, 22, of Cleveland, is to face a jury in Fremont Ohio for the February 6 slaying of Ralph and Dorothy Huffman near Gibsonburg. Judge Irving Carpenter resumed selection after 75 jurors seated and the first panel exhausted. The couple, returning from shopping, were shot by a masked man identified as Clark. Huffman crawled two miles to summon aid before dying.
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Fremont
William Clark
Cleveland
Ralph
Dorothy Huffman
Gibsonburg
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Irving Carpenter
Norwalk
Clark
Huffman
Nesbitt to Face Mental Examination in Murder Case
Jacob Nesbitt, accused wife killer, will have his sanity evaluated by alienists before the county grand jury May 3. Attorney Shipman said Nesbitt is not truly insane but temporarily deranged and will rely on the merits of the case. District attorney W Haines denied involvement with Shipman in the defense.
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Troy
Jacob Nesbitt
Shipman
Nesbitt
W. OH. Haines
Earthquake Recorded Near Fordham University
An earthquake about 2 200 miles south of New York was recorded today at 6 59 am by the seismograph at Fordham University. The event was detected by the university instrument and reported in the morning edition.
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New York
Fordham University
Wside
Senate set to vote on Italian war debt settlement
The Senate expected to open debate on ratifying the Italian war debt settlement this week with a predicted 56 to 40 approval. Supporters cite a waning opposition while the progressive bloc led by Senator Norris denounces the pact as a gift of hundreds of millions to Italy. The deal would let Italy pay off about $1.65 billion of principal over 62 years with no interest or pay normal interest on the same term, totaling about $2.04 billion with interest.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot, R
Utah
American Debt Commission
Progressive Bloc
Norris, R
Nebraska
Italy
Population of Plymouth I Increases as Officials Rally
Mar 17 Daily reports rising population in Plymouth Vermont as Colonel John C Conlidge condition worsens. Ludlow train arrivals bring reporters photographers telegraphers to the scene. Florence Cilley store becomes a hotel with newspapermen housed above, awaiting coverage of the event.
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Plymouth
John C. Conlidge
Ludlow
Florence Cilley
Lyons Brothers Face Another Indictment
Lyons brothers James and Leonard, gunmen from Norwalk, were indicted again by the Huron County grand jury. The new true bill accuses them of robbery in taking Deputy Sheriff Frank Adelman and Special Agent Frank McGrath’s revolver during the time McGrath was killed. They already face murder charges in the same shooting.
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Norwalk
James
Leonard Lyons
Huron County Grand
Frank Adelman
Frank McGrath
McGrath
League defers Germany entry amid League weakness
Geneva March 17 The League of Nations Assembly defers Germany’s admission until September after ten days of nationalist clash. Sir Austen Chamberlain announces the Council’s decision and Brazil presses for a permanent seat, while German papers condemn the outcome as a sign of League fragility and blame Briand and Chamberlain as wire-pullers.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
League Council
Germany
League
Austen
Brazil
Council
Berlin
United Today
Briand
Chamberlain
Colonel Coolidge Fighting for Life in Final Illness
Colonel Jonn Coolidge father of the president, weakened and near death after years of service. Doctors reported a grave crisis last night as he fought to stave off death while a vigil lit the Coolidge home. A private wire connected his room to Dr. Cram’s office and the White House as reporters watched.
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Marc
Vermont
Jonn
Coolidge
Albert M. Cram
Mediane
Coolidze
White House
Dr. Cram
Jewel named in Davis family newborn
The secretary of labor and Mrs James J. Davis announce the birth of a daughter named Jewel. She joins sisters Jean, Joan, and Jane, and brother James I in the Davis family.
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Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Jewel
Jean
Joan
Jane
James I
Baramasslend Treasury Looted by Bolo Bandits
Bandits in high speed boats robbed the Baha Way Islands treasury at Nassau Bahama last night of 847000 in English currency and escaped with the loot. Sheriff Henry R. Chase reported the word received this afternoon.
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Miami
Wha
Baha Way Islands
Nassau
Bahama
Henry R. Chase
Fire destroys Brighton Elevator Co plant
Fire at noon today destroyed the Brighton Elevator Co plant, a total loss. Employee Warner Merritt suffered a minor injury as flames consumed the facility, which is owned by local residents. It was unclear if insurance covered the loss.
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Brighton
Brighton Elevator Co
Warner Merritt
Logan Gas wins stay on rate increase in Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court permits Logan Gas to collect its new rates under bond until the Public Utilities Commission rules. The rate, $1 for the first 500 cubic feet and 60 cents thereafter, goes into effect immediately across about 74 municipalities with refunds if final rates fall short. A rehearing is likely.
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State Supreme Court
Columbus
Logan Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Don Myers
Myers
Logan Company
Ohio
Utilities Commission
State Utilities Commission
Commission
Coma: Minion
Supreme Court
Millionaire Incomes Seen Rising in United States
Treasury experts predict 75 to 80 millionaires incomes in the country as 1935 returns surge. Officials expect total millionaire wealth to exceed prior peaks with strong business conditions lifting taxable income despite higher exemptions. Estimates place March 15 collections above 370 million and possibly 400 million.
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United States
Washington
March
Treasury
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Fall of slate kills two miners in Springfield
George Manuel and Basil Coninon, both of Springfield, were instantly killed in a slate fall after a windy shot exploded at the Peabody coal company mine near Livingston. They were both shot firers and were in the coal room at the time of the blast.
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Springfield
Wis
George Manuel
Basil Con‘inon
Peabody Coat Company
Ming Nimnber Ay
Liverton
Here
Lorain Mayor's Wife Likely to Remain in City Job
Lorain Ohio March 17 Mayor William A Grall warned that council disunity could lead to Mrs Grall’s permanent appointment to a city service and safety position. Mrs Grall declined to confirm acceptance but hinted she would take the post if her husband’s previous appointment stands. The mayor had dismissed Henry King from the office.
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Lorain
Maren
Wiliam A. Grall
Grall
Murder near Cleveland sparks case update
The Volpe murder tale widens as police prepare to present new findings to Angrind duty and reveal a thin anonymous letter. Detectives Cayolo and Luthinger return with Volpe’s widow and a friend of the victim. A Canton sewer contractor was found shot near March 7.
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Cleveland
Samuel Volpe
Canton
John Luthinger
Luthinger
Chiates Cayolo
Volpe
Virtue
Farmer Killed by Train in Bellecenter Accident
Warold Wroadham a 320 year old farmer died when his car was struck by a southbound Albatross train on the Big Four Railroad at Bellecenter south of her. The body was thrown clear of the wreckage and the head crushed. Wind ham failed to hear or see the train while driving onto the tracks. Survived by his parents and wife with one sister. Theodore Norman, brother in law of Wyndham, died similarly on December 13 1924 at Dunkirk north of her.
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Kenton
Warold Wroadham
Big Four
Bellecenter
Windham
Theodore Norman
Wyndham
Dunkirk
Prominent Americans In Peking Protest U S Ultimatum
Prominent Americans in Peking today sent a protest to the state department against the United States participation in the ultimatum issued by the powers ordering a halt to warfare nearby Trent. The protest argues the ultimatum worsens Chinese sentiment and harms American interests.
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Perin
Peking
State Department
United States
Trent Sitt
World War Veteran Collapses in Street
A 38 year old World War veteran from Akron named Martin collapsed in Toledo Ohio while walking toward Milwaukee for hospital treatment. He saw action in four major battles and wears a silver plate in his head from war wounds.
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Toledo
Wiliom Martin
Akron
Martin
Government Hospital
Milwaukee
Four Perrysburg High Girls Suspended for Smoking
Four Perrysburg High School girls were suspended for three days after a boy student gave them cigarettes and later confessed to his mother. Two of the girls are on the Girls Basketball team. the incident was reported to authorities after the boy's conscience led to disclosure.
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Perrysburg
Perrysburg High School
Railroad Sued for 28000 Over Grade Crossing Crash
Carl Jacobs files a 28000 damage suit against New York Central Railroad in the court of common pleas. He says a sand car blocked his view at a grade crossing on September 6, 1926, causing a collision with a backing locomotive that dragged his truck 63 feet. Jacobs was hospitalized six weeks and remained bedridden for months. injuries may be permanent.
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New York Central Railroad Company
Court of Common Pleas
Carl Jacobs
Sanctuaky
Frank Hickshat
Jacobs
Uathersha
Hope for arms conference waned in Washington
The report notes a weakened prospect for the League of Nations staging a worldwide disarmament conference this year after the Geneva setback. President Coolidge and his advisers hold private meetings to decide American steps, with officials saying major league powers have effectively sidelined the administration. Continued coverage on page 3.
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Washington, Mar. W
League of Nations
Creneva
League
Coolidge
Mr.Coolidge
Buckner Files Conspiracy Complaints in Liquor Law Enforcement
District Attorney Emory R Buckner filed notices of complaint against twenty seven doctors six druggists and four distillery salesmen accusing them of conspiring to violate the Volstead act by illegal prescription traffic. Warrants were issued.
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New York
Emory R. Buckner
Delay Seen in Prohibition Inquiry In Senate Docket
Washington march 17 wets grow restless over delay in the proposed investigation of the entire prohibition problem by the alcoholic rehabilitation committee. Rep Hudson Michigan chairman said he will not return from Florida before the end of March. The survey is deferred pending his return and may not be held this session.
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Washington
Hudson
Nic
Michigan
Florida
Famous Russian General Brussilov Dies in Moscow
Moscow March 17 General Aleksei Brussilov longtime Russian and Soviet military leader is reported dead in the capital. The World War I famed commander who led drives from Pripet to the Romanian front and reportedly captured 400000 Austrians shaped Soviet armed forces post revolution and held top command at one point.
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Woscow
Alovey Brussilov
Russia
Pripet
Rumania
Bruseslau
Safebreakers Active in Cleveland Robberies Reported
Police began a hunt for a suspected safebreaker king after four heists in Cleveland on March 17. The gang allegedly took 65 dollars from International Harvester Mant, 30 dollars from H J Weinz Co, 150 dollars from Miller Rubber Co, and nothing from Roy Ramson Auto Livery.
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Cleveland
International Harvester Company
H. J. Weinz Co
Miller Rubber Co
Roy Ramson Auto
Governor launches personal inquiry into fair contracts
Governor Donahey announced a personal investigation into charges of irregularities in state fair contracts following hearings by Attorney General Crabbe and State Auditor Stacey. The inquiry targets alleged noncompetitive bidding, campaign contributions, and waivers of bidding laws in orders to vendors like Weltz for shrubbery costing about 3500 dollars.
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Columbus
Donahey
Crabbe
Stacey
Tracy
State Fair
Trnax
Deyima
Charles Welty
State Agricultural Department
Truax
Lewis
Ito
State Purchasing Department
Crabbhe-Tracy
Weltz
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