Trapped S-4 Crew Endures Three Days Before Rescue
Aboard the sunken submarine S-4 in Boston harbor six men fought for life three days in a torpedo room. Officials described oil and slime filled decks and bodies on the floor as rescue efforts began. The six perished after failing to escape, with Morse code taps noted during their ordeal.
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Naval Board of Inspection
Harold Bz Saunders
Salvazre
Provincetown
Graham Newel
Fitch
Annapolis
Aston
Ma Mareh
Paulding
Jax
Charleston Navy Yard
Elzse
Verdicts in Partition Case Award Two Sums
Jury in the Cleveland Wominating Co right of way partition case awarded Edward Jennings 430 dollars and Carl Brommer 425 pounds in probate court this morning.
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Cleveland Wominating Co
Edward Jennings
Carl Brommer
Wealthy Polish Banker Dies by Own Hand in Chicago Hotel
Jotn F. Smolski, a millionaire banker and Chicago political leader of the Polish community, was found dead by hotel staff from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his hotel bathroom yesterday. He had been in ill health for over a year.
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F. Smolski
United States
Smolski Rasa
Cross Petition Grants Divorce with Custody and Alimony
Agtella Chensky was granted a divorce from Stanley Chensky after a cross petition. The mother received custody of the children and alimony with $25 weekly for the children's support. Judge A R Webber presided over the case.
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Divonce
Gtella Chensky
Stanley Chensky
A. R. Webber
Woman Leaves $100000 In Bequests
The will of Neilie Standart Carr widow of Harley Gibbs reveals a large distribution of wealth. Roderick McLeanon of Mostyn receives 354 009 a desk and a latus for kindness. Herbert Gibbs Chicago nephew Ralph Gibbs Pittsburgh and Frederick Lewis each receive sums. Bertha Standart sister in law gets 900. Frances Gordon home and Bertha Standart life rewards are outlined.
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Neilie Standart Carr
Harley Gi. Gibbs
Floobey
Roderick McLeanon
Mostyn
Carr
Herbert KR. Gibbs
Chicago
Ralph W. Gin
Pittsburgh
Frederick Lewis
Gibbs
Cii
Reinder
Bertha Standart
Columbus
Frances Gorden
Beritha Standart
Fire crews battle multiple blazes across city on Sunday
Fire companies were dispatched to several fires late morning, including a damaging blaze at 1828 Ve avenue in a house owned by H. M. Mardly and occupied by Fred Brandyberrs and William Cartier. A second fire gutted a room due to a defective chimney. Additional incidents included a match_started fire at Miller residence 345 Sixteenth Street and a sedan fire near Mrs Rabliff’s home at 192 Sprucestree, which also damaged the garage.
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Ve. Avenue
Theev. H. Mmardly
Fred Brandyberrs
Willian Cartier
T and E
Miller
Sixteenth Street
Enzine Co. L
Businese
New York
Jtere Engine Co
Re Rabliff
Motion Picture Star Badly Burned
Hollywood reports state silent film cowboy Art Acord was badly burned in a mysterious home explosion. The blast occurred in his bath and is believed to have been caused by gas from a heater, with investigators unsure of the extent of his injuries.
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Hollywood
Cali
Art Acord
Dry Candidate Mrs Mollie Davis Peabody Urges
Mrs Mollie Davis Peabody, president of the National Women’s Democratic Law Enforcement League, urged convention leaders at St Peersburg Florida that women of America must vote for a dry presidential candidate. She called it unthinkable for women to support any other choice.
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National Women's Democratic Law Enforcement League
Anti-Saloon League of America
St. Peersburg
Fla
Political Battle in Brief at Democratic Convention
Friends of Senator Walter George of Georgia expect 1 percent of southern delegates at Houston. California and town leaders focus on Governor Alfred Smith as preconvention organizers. New York officials say 26 delegates from New York would back Secretary of Commerce rather than 47 pledged by the Hoover committee.
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Georgia
Houston
South
California
Alfred ©. Smith
New York
New York State
Woman and Man Fly 13 000 Miles Record Attempt
Mrs Keita Miliec arrives in Port Darwin in a light two seat aircraft piloted by Captain Lanucuust. The couple flew 15 960 miles from London to Port Darwin, aiming to set a distance record for a woman. Bert Winkler, Austrian airman, accompanies the flight. Miller and Sir Abe Bailey's wife Tailes are noted in context of long-distance flying.
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Australia
Keita Miliec
Lanucuust
Tie Lon Aeaty
Crisis Airuroin Br
England
Miller
Lads Tailes
Abe Bailey
South Afrincan Diamond Milionaire
London
Capstown
Croydon
Col Roosevelt Contributes To Fund
March 19 Theodore Roosevelt former secretary to the late President Roosevelt contributed 10 to the fund. Senator BRorah is ho repay ties 3599 had been received in morning mail swelling cash on hand to about 100. The senator declined to name other contributors who sent amounts from SL in fy.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Nays
Roosevelt
Brorah
Republican Party
Harry Sinclair
Ryrah
Morning Mail
Congress Today Senate Bird Bill and Committee Actions
Senate takes up Norbeck migrator and bird bill while committees press coal and other probes. Judiciary reviews pending appointments as Honsec weighs bills on consent calendar and farm relief. Military affairs reviews Muscle Shoats.
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Judiciary Committee
Military Affairs Committee
Regime Change Demanded in Tonmania Unclear Leadership Claim
Report from AUUMANIAFTENNA on March 19 describes Teasabis in Tonmania pushing for resignation of Preoer Vintiin Gratiand and appointing Tulia Mant Reparis as leader. Six rallies attended by about thirty thousand people demand regency dismissal and new elections with calls to appoint Manin Prenier.
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Preoer Vintiin Gratiand
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Manin Prenier
Senator Ferris Hospitalized With Pneumonia
Senator Woodbridge N Ferris a Democrat from Michigan lies ill with bronchial pneumonia and faces a doubtful recovery. Rear Admiral Cary T Gray says he is attended by a nurse and may receive visits from immediate family. Senator Couzens visited to wish him well.
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Marchay
Woodbridge N. Ferris
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Ferris
Couzens
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Packing Firms Lose-Decision In Supreme Court
Washington March 19 Swift and Armour packing interests lost in a Supreme Court decision to cancel the famous 1920 Packers consent decree. Justice Brandeis announced the court's ruling.
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Swift and Armour
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Bank President A Sharpe Dead at Zanesville
Liars A Sharpe 71 longtime president of Citizens' National Bank in Zanesville Ohio collapsed after entering the bank today to make a call. He had served the bank for 47 years, including 30 as cashier, and was well known in judge and church circles.
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Inquiry into California Dam Disaster Continues
Los Angeles reports the state board of inquiry will continue hearings into the Franca dam collapse and floods. A damages committee at Santa Paula will collect claims from the affected area as officials seek to determine fault and present findings in Los Angeles. Rescue work progresses with a focus on recovery and rehabilitation as more bodies are counted.
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State Board of Inquiry
Santa Paula
Imi
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Tod
Confiscation of Local Slot Machine Noted in Lorain
Lorain police seized a small replica slot machine on a Saturday. The device accepted penny to quarter bets and issued chewing gum as rewards. Prosecutor Milton Friedman said he would not press charges due to insufficient evidence.
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Randm
Milton Friedman
Chicken Thieves Receive Warm Reception in Chase
Two carloads of poultry thieves were greeted warmly in Reynoldsburg and Samamit Station after residents fired on them. Police tracked the auto to Columbus where the vehicle was abandoned. William Lee and Fannie Buskirk were questioned, and the owner said the machine had been stolen.
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Dees
Water meeting for East River Street residents in Carlisle
An open meeting for East River street residents who petitioned for water service will be held by the county commissioners at the courthouse at 3 p.m. today. A bandit held up the cashier at the National Hoist and Casting Co. in Cleveland and escaped with 1 100.
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East River Street
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At & P. Om
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National Hoist and Casting Co
Bomber Taken to State Penitentiary in Ohio
Sam Guari ala, convicted of bombing the Campbell home near Youngstown, was brought to the state penitentiary in Columbus today under heavy guard. He was removed secretly from Youngstown to avoid possible rescue attempts. He faces a sentence of six years, 11 months and 2 1/2 days.
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Sam Guariala
Hamne Lof Mavor
T. Roy Gordyn
Campbell
Youngstowna
Youngstown
Woman Driver Stops Prisoner Escape in Huntsville
Mrs. R. Cloud, wife of a state penitentiary deputy, likely saved her husband and halted a group of nineteen convicts. While escorting prisoners from El Paso to Huntsville, the belligerent inmates overpowered the officer. she returned to the truck, fired a gun, covered the men, and prevented further escape. One convict fled. the rest surrendered. Cloud is expected to recover.
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State Penitentiary
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Cloud
Noted Editor Hopwood Dies Suddenly in Cleveland
Eric C. Hopwood editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer dies at home of a heart attack. Funeral in Cleveland with no music, pallbearers from the paper, officiants from Bowling-Wallace College Berea and Church of the Savior. He rose from police reporter to editor and later served as publishing company head.
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Charles Roqga Killed in Collision Near Lorain
Charles Roosa 36 of MLa Grange Road Grafeor KR died Sunday afternoon when his driving machine collided with the tender of Big Four train No. 35 en route to Cincinnati He sustained a fractured skull and other injuries The coroner ruled accidental death Survived by wife and seven month old son Arthur Har Funeral arrangements pending Roosa worked for Columbia Steel Co and was an Elyria Eagles member
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Mla- Grange Road
Grafeor
Cincinnati
Hoosa
Lorain County Ecoroser
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Perry
Jobn Knight
Gration
Roosa
Elyria Eagles
Sudro
Plane Crash Kills Three Adults Injures Child
In Wilmington California a plane crashed in a play area killing pilot Jack Martis and passengers William Hulbert and Leonard English. A small girl, Jacinto Samudio Jr, was injured by wreckage but expected to recover. The craft swerved from about 2600 feet and went into a steep spin.
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Wilmington
Calif
Liv
Jack Martis
William Hulbert
Leonard English
Jacinto Samudio
Downtown Fire Threatens Business. Firefighters Respond
A downtown blaze caused an estimated 50 000 in damage. Montpelier and Briar departments aided the Weer Unity department in fighting the fire, protecting a nearby business district.
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U. Macth
Jess
Montpelier
Brian
Weer
Lorain Crossings tragedy claims William Beaumont
William Beaumont aged 58 of Columbia Center died after his car was struck by a Big Four train at the Columbia Station crossing. He died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 11 70 this morning after being rushed from Grafton. He left this morning to buy feed and did not see the flyer until the wreck. Beaumont leaves a widow and three sons Louis Lorain William Avon Lake and Gilberto living at home. He had lived most of his life at Columbia.
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Lorain County
William Beaumont
Columbia Center
Columbia Station
Beaumont
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Columbia
Station Road
Louis
Lorain
William
Avon Lake
GI Wno
Fin
American Girl In Brilliant Wedding In Bombay
An American girl, Miss Nancy Miller, wed the Maharaj of Indore in a grand ceremony in Bombay. The bride wore gold cloth with pearl jewelry and a pearl tiara as thousands watched the procession. A banquet followed and a European honeymoon is planned. the bride is to have an appendicitis operation in Europe.
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India
Nancy Miller
Maharaveee Devi Sharmishtabi Holkar
Tm Maharajah
Indore
Georgia
Miss Miller
Europe
Suit Seeks Ten Thousand Over Boy’s Death
John Kobasher as administrator of six deceased sons estates sues Mary Smith of Lorain for 10000 claiming her car struck 1 year old Paul Kobasher last fall in Lorain resulting in his death. The suit names the date October 1, 1927. In a separate item Mrs J Franandes of South pect shred suffered a fractured nose when a car struck her in traffic and she was taken to Elria Memorial hospital.
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Paul
Lorain
Counmon Pieas
Mary Smith
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Marr Smith
J. Franandes
Southpect Shred
Council delays meeting due to out of town business
Mrs Charles Ordwell of 113 Street suffered a fracture of her right arm after a fall on a sidewalk Sunday. The injury occurred at Kiytia Memorial hospital.
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Corneil
Charles Ordwell
Stireet
Kiytia Memorial
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