Navy bill expands 1929 outlay for ships and submarines
The House appropriations committee reports a Navy bill totaling 369.19 million dollars for 1929 including continued construction of ten ships two modernization projects and additions for submarines salvage and maintenance of vessels. The measure boosts aviation and recruiting funds and plans for a broader 16 slip program plus new submarine safety reviews and officer trainee expansion.
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Washington
House Lords
Lwo
Marine Corps
Orhi
Cass
Weres- Bary
Creelp
Xessele
Enters School To Take Boy By Force
Peter Uuerek, 16, of Lorain, pleaded guilty to trespass and disturbing a lawful assembly at Trussis township district school No. 7. Deputies brought him to juvenile court as Justice 5 f George. he allegedly tried to remove a boy whose father wanted him to go to the dentist after school hours.
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Peter Uuerek
Lorain
George
Sher Ws
Trussis Township
A How
Ohio Employment Up in February Says OSU Expert
Dr. Spur geon Bell of Ohio State University reports that February industrial employment rose overall, with a 12 percent year over year increase in the first counties and notable gains in several regions. He notes February 1928 payrolls exceeded January levels by modest margins across multiple districts.
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Ohio
Spurgeon Bell
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Ohio State Laveen
Bell
Firkt Counry
Wesner Lab
Mo Odannar
Mouseuvery Gangly
Sutrait
Ana Lucas Cornities
Amr
Gill Tax Bill Set for April Senate Review
Washington March 21 Senator Smoot announced the finance committee will take up the proposed tax reduction bill on April 3. The committee will decide if hearings are needed, with Treasury officials reporting revenue figures from the March 15 income tax payments. Senator Harrison of Wisconsin protested the measures as unfair.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Treasury Department
Pat Harrison
Wis
Senator Nye Corrects Claim on Smith and Sinclair Funding
In Albany Senator Nye denounces a Daily Papers quote about Governor Alfred Smith and campaign contributors. He refutes that Sinclair funded Smith’s 1920 campaign, saying Sinclair did not contribute to any Smith campaign fund and that Smith had joined the state racing commission years earlier.
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Albany Noy
Alfred Smith
Segetor Terald Phu
Fo Suirair
Air Tieai
Nae
Daly
Senate
Smith
Sinclatr
Cayce
Mace
New York
Theoiion
Indiana
Wade
Wr Sinclair
Roverner
Tacine Commission
Sears
Fare
Court House Law Library Nears Completion
With most work on the new law library rooms on the fourth floor finished, workmen moved books from the old forging area on the southeast end of the third floor to their new home.
Father and two daughters killed in Columbus crossing crash
A man identified as WOW Colmery of Columbus died along with his two young daughters when their car was struck by a train at a grade crossing near Worthington. Local authorities reported the tragedy occurred March 21 as responders secured the scene.
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Columbus
Worthington
Wow
Elyria Girl Wins National Home Economics Contest
Dorothy Boynton, a 15 year old senior from Fisma High, earns a week in Washington DC with her mother, after winning a state contest conducted by the Federation of Women's Clubs. The event aims to promote better home equipment to lighten housework.
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Dorothy Boynton
Fisma High
Yoo Federation of Women
Boveford
Pederson
Jshe
Doroth
Lake Avenue
Federation
Washington, DC
Tontess
Ghigo
iMrs Twiepen Tread
Columbus
John AL Elden
Cleveland
Outre Bar Association
J W Toonehill
Frank FO Wilson
Demonstration at coal mine halts work at mouth of mine
Warrants issued for five men who led a barcase at a coal mine mouth to prevent workmen from entering. Two score protesters and about seventy five others blocked vehicles, while officials and Governor Vic Donahe observed. Police expected possible repeat disruption.
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Clairsvillf
O. Maren
Lawrence Somers
Vic Donahe
Indas
Packard Pioneer Auto Builder Dies in Cleveland
James W Packard, pioneer of the automobile industry and founder of a major auto concern, died after months of illness at Cleveland Clinic. A War Ten resident, he began car development in 1909 and helped establish the company later known for its early internal combustion work. He donated $200 to Cleveland Clinic Hospital a year ago.
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Cleveland, O
James W Packard Fioneer
Cleveland Clinic
Tarhkid
War Ten O
Deirins Hs
Cleveland Climie Hospital
Investigation of S-4 Interior Completed
The naval board of investigation completed examination of the submarine S-4 hull interior where most of the forty crew lived for hours after the fatal crash off Provincetown. The dashboard room was the last compartment examined as the board shifted to the exterior.
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Bostus
Naval Board of Investigation
Provincetown
Exteror
Missionary Alma Doering To Speak At First Baptist
Alma Doering a missionary from Africa will address the public tonight at 7 30 in the auditorium of the First Baptist Church. She will share experiences in remote Africa with slide illustrations, recounting a prior joint meeting with local Church of Christ members on January 18. A large audience is expected.
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Alma Doering
Africa
First Baptist Church
Miss Doermuz
Eleves
Church of Christ of
Two Killed in Cleveland Underworld Feud Reach Peak
Police probed a gangland shooting in Cleveland where Norcia Nadel alias Ben Nadel and an unidentified companion were found shot in a moving car on Lost Nation road. Nadel, linked to harboring Pat Dermott, faced prior prison time and was a noted bootlegger under a feud for supremacy. The scene showed the car in a ditch with ignition on and skid marks, as detectives pursued motives and possible repeat shooters.
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Cleveland
Bg den Nadel
Abrabant Aaronefshs
Lilythe Harvie
Nadel
Wilcorchby
Vfarris
Pat McDermott
Don Ko Mellett
Leveland
Billie
Norcia
Ben) Nadel
Pat More- Dermott
Don Mellett
Canton
Obia
Lost Nation
Danial
Nedel My
Nadels
Pohee Aml
Melert
Hkellings
Abero
McDermost
McDermott
Adel
Ohio State Penitentiary
Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Arthur “Arnes
Continuca
Lindbergh Receives Congressional Medal of Honor
Charles A Lindbergh receives the Congressional Medal of Honor from President Coolidge at the White House in a ceremony with Cabinet members and officers. He later receives a French Aero Nautical League medal and a bound volume recording his trans Atlantic flight. He urged the Senate committee to provide higher pay and faster promotion for aviation personnel, stressing the danger they face.
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Washington
Charles A Lindbergh
Coolidge
Lingbergh
Congress
White House
Army
Lindbergh
Sandino Evades U S Marines in Nicaragua Action
In APANAGUA Nicaragua on March 21 General Augustino Sandino and Nicaraguan rebels again outmaneuvered a U S Marine patrol. Marine planes bombed a rebel base near Murra, but ground troops found the base deserted with many casualties claimed.
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Apanagua
Nicaragua
Augustino Sandino
United States Marine Patrol
Mende
Murra
Atherton Found Not Guilty in Mortgage Fraud Trial
Claxton Atherton of Amherst was found not guilty after Judge A R Webber directed a not guilty verdict. He admitted taking a mortgaged automobile to Detroit to fetch liquor and claimed no intent to defraud the mortgage holder or the gas company, saying the inactive vehicle was confiscated there.
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Claxton Atherton
Amherst
A R. Webber
Atherton
Detroit
Frosh President Kidnapped at Oberlin College
On March 21 the Oberlin College freshmen faced the loss of their leader as Hubbard, the freshman president, was reportedly kidnapped by sophomores and hidden in a rural area. A loyal group of freshmen located him and returned him to campus, where the annual cap burning proceeded as scheduled.
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FROSH
Collegy
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Hares Hubbard
Best Buy Day Hits Elyria With 27 Merchants
Elyria merchants announce Best Buy Day set for Thursday with 27 shops offering bargains across many commodities. The Board of Trade urges shoppers to report any admisrepresented values for correction.
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Best Buy
Elem
Elstia Board of Trade
Toda
el Ra
Elyria
Stade
Lorain Man To Face Liquor Charge In Lorain Court
Lorain man Roe Domne is to appear Saturday on a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor for his own use. Police report from Lorain liquor squad say the arrest followed a Thursday afternoon stop. Domne was released on a $1000 bond pending further proceedings.
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Toray
Wis
Miturda
Wens Domo
Ron Litien Juspertor
Serceant Murph
Rolman Renolas
Lorain Liquor Squad
Ravhin
Webber
Change Plea To Guilty In Break-In Case
Peter Kenzie indicted for burglary appeared before Judge A RK Webber and changed his plea from not guilty to guilty. He signaled intent to file a petition for parole after his arrest in January for breaking into a store room owned by Catherine Suhueler in Lorain.
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Peter Kenzie
RK Webber
Kenzie
Catherine Suhueler
Lorain
Wreckage of Plane Reported Found on White Cap Mount
Bangor correspondent to Portland Evening News reports possible wreckage and bodies on White Cap Mountain near Island Falls and Patten Maine, unconfirmed. Canadian Pacific official asks workers to search White Cap Mountain after sightings. 10 men planned to depart Brownville for the site.
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White Cap Mount
Portland
Bangor
Portland Evening News Today
Walter Hinchliffe
Elsie Mackax
White Cap Mountain
Island Falls
Patten
Maine
Brownsville
J. Kelley
Pleasant River Pulp Co
Here
Canadian Pacific Railroad
United Press
Kelley
Jeelley
Brownville
Lake Passenger Navigation Begins
Cleveland marks the start of the passenger season as the City of Detroit steamer opens service to Detroit. The vessel will sail at 1 9 PM for the inaugural run to Michigan cities, signaling spring and resumed river travel.
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Cleveland
Funds Debate Hits Gem Funds Amid Party Claims
Washington March tells how Demo and Republican treasurers deny any improper or concealed campaign contributions. A Chicago subcommittee heard testimony about alleged agreements but Marsh says no such arrangements existed to his knowledge. He notes deficits in 1920 and 1922 and says efforts were made to clean up finances before 1924. The report continues on page 2.
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Washington
Bur Walsh
Iseocle Teapot Home Committee
Fred Upham
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Upham
Marsh
Marsn
Democrate Committee
Corde Hull
Oreister
Prince of Wales Reinjures Draft in Interregimental Point-to-Point
The Prince of Wales riding as colonel of the Welsh Guards suffered a minor fall at the Oakler course during the interregimental point-to-point event. His horse De Gomme did not injure the prince, who landed safely and returned to the paddock, reporting he was all right.
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Riseley
Fay
Tethur
Nate Gowly
Local Liquor Charge Leads to Fines and Court Transfer
Garth Trespaq and Louis Stolva faced charges for liquor possession after a morning court appearance. Trespaq was fined $300 and costs and turned over to a Jeventi court, while Stolva tied to the same investigation received a similar outcome. Rankin and train crew members were also involved under state prohibition authorities. The proceedings reflected a broader effort to enforce liquor laws with penalties and reputational considerations noted by officials.
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Lous Stolva
Vaireet
Lorain
Rankin
Bob Stolvas
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