Bombing of Pussyfoot Johnson Lecture Sparks Clues in Green Bay
Two high school boys saw an automobile with four men in front of a Green Bay church. One man rushed inside the building and dropped a bomb as Pussyfoot Johnson spoke to about 500 people. A sharpshirted man wore an army uniform. Police hope the report helpsFB identify suspects. Johnson was not at that church that day.
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Green Bay
Wis
Slice
Pussyfoot” Johnson
Bnson
Toledo men returned to Toledo from Lorain arrest
Toledo ps ers brought four men Charles Howards John Javers James ONeil and Thomas Doudd back to Toledo after a Lorain arrest. They were found with guns revolvers munition whiskey and a stolen automobile. The warrant cites theft of the car and rein to Toledo. Providence RI Mrs Ivelsa Booth Sherman wife of actor Lowell Sherman was granted an uncontested divorce by Justice Barrows after hearings.
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Lorain
Toledo
Charles Howards
John Javers
James O'Neil
Thomas
Providence, RI
Ivelsa Booth Sherman
Lowell Sherman
Ption
Chesr W. Barrows
Dositions
Erman
Gude's Pepto Mangan Ad Claims Winter Immunity
An advertisement asserts that under nourishment or city living weakens the body and that Gude's Pepto Mangan taken three times daily in liquid or tablet form strengthens the system to prevent colds. It promises overall vitality and urges purchasing from druggists with multiple bottles for ongoing use.
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Gude
Oklahoma Slim Captured After Ten Year Hunt
John Hager Stephans known as Oklahoma Slim is arrested in Canton after a decade on the run from Burns Pinkerton and federal agents. Police found a cocked .45 automatic, burglar tools and nitroglycerine in his room. he is wanted for postal robberies and a string of safe cracking jobs nationwide.
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Canton
John Hager Stephans
Oklahoma
Slim
Burns
Pinkerton
Cantor
Saul Stores Observe Silver Anniversary in Albany
The Marcus Saul organization of twelve ladies ready to wear shops marks twenty five years in business. The first Saul Store opened in Albany and expanded to a dozen stores. The celebration runs for one week as new departments at Elyria stir Mr. Saul to plans for a larger Saul’s Store.
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Marcus Saul
Albany
Saul
Charles Goldblatt
Elyria
Flyria
Mount Etna Eruption Forces Natives to Flee
Mount Etna erupts violently as lava streams from the crater and tremors rock Palermo and Messina provinces. In nearby news, an explosion on the American steamship Eastern Sailor in Shanghai leaves one dead and twenty injured.
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Rome
Mecunt Etna
Viages
Palermo
Messina
Shanghai
Eastern
Boesaap
Cincinnati Policeman Sidesteps to Madness Showdown
March 29 Walter Speer a 32 year old Cincinnati police officer suddenly became deranged and threatened his grandmother and others in the neighborhood. Police found him barricaded in his room armed with army rifle a police revolver and two large knives. He threatened to shoot officers but surrendered after negotiation.
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Cincinnati
Walter Speer
Speer
France
Irish Peace Effort Tightens as Rebels Alleged Coup Looms
The Irish provisional government doubles precautions amid fears of a rebel coup. Minister Richard Mulcahy cleanses the IRA of officers tied to rebel factions while the RIC intelligence unit warns of imminent seizure of arms and suppression of elections and press. Barracks remain under tight guard.
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Irish Provisional Government
Richard Mulcahy
Irish Republican Army
R. A
Lorain to Pave Nine Streets at Cost of 150000
The Lorain Board of Control to open contracts for paving nine city streets with an estimated cost upwards of 150 000. Bids will be tabulated and classified before awarding contracts early next week.
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Lorain
Board of Control
Ee Ranriear
Stocks Rise Early On Wall Street With Notable Increases
New York March 29 The stock market opened with firmness as Studebaker gained 7 3 to 307 1 4 and Crucible up 3 4 to 57 3 8. Sears Roebuck rose 1 2 to 75 12 2. American Tea advanced over 2 points to 103 1 2. Northern Pacific opened up 7 8 at 75 1 2 and New Haven up 1 4 to 21 1 2. Corn Products up 5 8 to 105 and Baldwin up 1 8 to 107 5 8.
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New York
Studebaker
Crucible
Sears Roebuck
American
Norther Pacific
New Haven
Baldwin
Liberty Bonds and Livestock Prices Across Markets
Liberty bonds listed with bid prices for multiple series. Cleveland livestock markets show cattle calves sheep and hogs with various receipts and price ranges. Chicago grain and pork markets note wheat and corn upticks and stable lard with May wheat at 1.32 1 2.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Mar
Do You Get Up Nights On Account of Bladder
Dayton reader John Lumpking reports relief after using Lithiatea Bucha for two years of nightly urination, scalding, and pain. He claims twenty five urinary pieces passed and endorses the Keller formula as a affordable remedy available at Crandall’s and drug stores.
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John Lumpking
Carrie St
Dayton
Ohio
The
Dayton Herald
Keller
H. A. Crandall
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Orie
Sousa Band Delights Elyrians At Rialto Theater
Sousa and his band delighted the Rialto audience yesterday with a varied concert from high classical to light melodies. Sousa conducts and showcases solos by Joan Dolan, Winifred Rambrick, and Jeanette Powers. Mary Baker missed due to grip.
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Sousa
Rialto Theater
Joan Dolan
Winifred Rambrick
Jeanette Powers
Mary Baker
Mary Garden Too Ill To Sing In Portland Stint
Mary Garden, famed prima donna and Chicago Grand Opera Company director, contracted a cold that worsened in Portland and caused temporary voice paralysis. She collapsed emotionally as she faced missing her Love of Three Kings role, and physicians reported no lasting harm. Garden hoped to perform again Friday night.
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San Francisco
Mary Garden
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Chicago
Portland
Miss Garden
Hold Former Employees On Five Thousand Embezzlement
Two Procter & Gamble workers were arrested after a funds shortage was reported. Edward Schmidtt, 20, and Charles Harrison, 21, admitted stealing at least $5,000 while employed as record clerks and face embezzlement charges in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble Company
Comany
Edward Schmidtt
Charles Harrison
Union Financial Probe Under Way In Toledo
Special master Fred Kruse opened an inquiry into the financial condition of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railroad Shop Laborers under U S district Judge Killits. A receiver wind up will follow the master’s report if needed and ties to Bacon Brothers suit are at issue. The report notes objections to bank fund withdrawals as unfounded. The piece also mentions the Soviet delegation arriving in Geneva for the international economic conference and lists commodity prices in Chicago market quotes.
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Toledo
Fred Kruse
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
John M. Killitts
United States District Court
Bacon Brothers
Killitts
Striking Maryland railroaders in riot may call out troops
Baltimore in Maryland reports officials of the Western Maryland railroad considering calling state troops to curb rioting at Hagerstown shops after a late night clash. One striker was shot in the leg by a special officer who was arrested. The officer said his home is in Marion Pennsylvania and refused to name himself. The trouble began when strike supporters pelted strike breakers around a disabled locomotive bound for repair.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Hagerstown
Marion
Vernon Schildtrecht
Retired Undertaker of Dover Center Dies
James A. Pease a longtime undertaker in Dover died at his home in Dover Center at age 51 He retired four years ago and left firm management to son Clifford Survived by four sons Herbert Clifford Pease Chester Pease and Chester Pease of Lakewood Cardinal Dennis Daugherty arrived New York with blessings for Roman Catholics in the US and his diocese accompanied by Monsignor Joseph Whitaker
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James A. Pease
Dover
Dover Center Read
Clifford
Herbert
Clifford Pease
Chester Pease
Lorain
Chnton Pease
Lakewood
Pope
Cardenal Daugherty
New York
U. S
Dennis Daugherty
Philadelphia
Olympic
Monsignor
Joseph Whitaker
Pius XI
Rome
Ohio theaters may be sued for showing news films before censorship
Ohio theater proprietors who show news films on weekends before state censorship may be named as defendants in suits by state officials. Attorney General Price and State Director Riegel released details. Governor Davis named an advisory censorship panel in Columbus. Former Emperor Charles of Austria, ill with influenza, improves while in exile with Zita in Madeira. Farm Implement Co promotes a Floor Lac Coupon offering a free can.
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Columbus
Ohio
Price
Educaton Riegel
Davis
W. H. Sharp
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Joseph Schoenthal
Robert H. Schryver
Citizens Savings Trust Company
Colum Us
Funchal
Madeira Island
Charles of Austria
Charles
Zita
Farm Implement Co’s
Social News From Wooster Area Personal Notices
Numerous short items detail residents visiting relatives traveling to Cleveland Toledo and New York City, updates on illness and recovery, family moves and returns home from Oberlin and Columbus, and upcoming visits by Mrs. Thamert and Mr. Flew. Names include Hazel Balls Earl Weller Jean Weller Mrs. Muche Winona Smith Ruth Mortimer and more.
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Vermontia Club
Hazel
Fourth Street
Earl Weller
Eastern Heights
Blvd
Toledo
Jean Weller
FE. G. Weller
W. A. Muche
Oxford Avenue
Nova
East Cleveland
R. B. Elias
J. W. Harper
Kenyon Avenue
Edward Henry
Fairlony
St. Petersburg
Florida
Chas, Young
Lodi Street
Dreaden
Women Guild of St
Winifred Dunham
Second Street
New York City
New York Mra
Dunham
Blanche King
Elizabeth Wilcox
East Avenue
Linda Blanchard
Katherine Mahn
Eva Anderson
Bradford Stetson
Gates Avenue
Oberln
Marcilene Ketchum
Columbus
St. Allan
Katherin Muller
C. F. Muller
Ohio State University
Miss Muller
Theo. E. Somers
Utica
N. Y
James Edwin
Somers
Helen E. Smith
Seventh Street
California
Elyine
Jack Flew
Wellington
Thamert
D. K. Smetzer
French Warship I8 in Distress Off Corsica
French warship I8 reported in distress in Mediterranean off Corsica. British steamship Ormonde picked up a signal and sped to assist the vessel.
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Marseilles
France
Mediterranean
Corsica
Ormonde
Implement Co s Floor Lac Coupon Tonight
A fragment mentions a coupon event tied to Co s Floor Lac and a promotion tonight. Details are incomplete but indicate a discount or deal linked to a floor lac product from the company. Further specifics are unavailable in the readable text.
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Liberty Bonds
Victory
American Locomotive
Ene
Canaeres
BO Atchison
Atlantic Gulf & W. Ll. Oe
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlaham Steel
Butte and
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Canadian Pacific
Mnee
Central Leather
Neee
Chic
Mil
St. Paul
Crucible Steel
Beesee
Erie
Ereseee II
Iinois Central
Inspiration Copper
International Paper
Ennee
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pittsburgh Coal
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Wee
Texas Company
Union Pacific
U. S. Ind. Alcohol
Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
Elyrians
Riga
Genoa
Moscow
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Turner Bik
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Maryland
Dover Center
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Crawford Dairy
George ST
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