Remus Freed After Habeas Corpus Victory in Lima
George Remus once Cincinnati bootlegger and millionaire is freed from Lima state hospital after six psychiatrists found him sane. The court ruled his release is justified as there is no proof of insanity and the remedy of habeas corpus available to a sane person.
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Lima. O
George Remus
Cincinnati
State Hospital
Imogene
Jan
Remus
Charles H. Elston
FB. M Rodking
The
Cour
Haldeman Stinson Fliers Make New Endurance Mark
In Jacksonville Florida Eddie Stinson and Captain George Haldeman extended the world endurance record to 63 hours 23 minutes in a Stinson Detroiter monoplane. The pair surpassed the German duo Risticz Edzard's 52 hour 22 minute mark from August 1927 and aimed to push beyond 55 hours as fuel allowed.
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Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Eddie Stinson
George Haldeman
Johann Risticz
Cornelius Edzard
Stinson
Haldeman
Junkers
Jacksonville Beach
George Taldeman
Johann Ristiec
Cornelius Edzaatrd
Gerae
Lindbergh Silent on New Transatlantic Flight Plans
Col Charles A Lindbergh refused comment on a Washington report he planned a second trans Atlantic flight this summer. He reiterated retirement and said he would not reveal future plans until fully perfected. Friends in St Louis kept silent, saying they knew nothing of the globe circumnavigation report.
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ST. Louis
Col
Charles
Lindbergh
Pon
Washington
Globe
Harry WH. Knight
Met
Bos
United States
Elyria Business Leaders Discuss Retail Prices and Distribution
Elyria merchants heard Jaz Tz lauer of Cleveland explain the "retail game" at a Newell hotel meeting. Lauer, brother of L B Iglauer, presented 26 years of retail experience and a distribution chart showing costs from production to consumer. He argued the price gap between production and consumer and direct factory sales do not always lower consumer prices.
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Elyria
Jaz Tzlauer
Cleveland
L. B. Iglauer
Newell
Iglauer
A. J. Curren
Elyria Board
Trac
Asto
Osteopath Ivan Taylor Faces Trial Witness Faints
Grand Rapids Mich March 50. Tr. Ivan L. Taylor osteopath charged with violation of the narcotics act faced Mrs Gerald Slight 17 alleged to have been kept enthralled by narcotics She is star witness for the prosecution After cross examination the girl fainted as she left the witness stand
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Maren
Ivan L. Taylor
Gerald Slight
Wilbur Washington to Speak in Omaha and Boone
Representative Simmons announced Secretary Wilbur will address the American Legion and the Chamber of Commerce in Omaha on April 7. He will then visit Boone, Iowa, on the following day April 8.
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Omaha
DOONF
Wilbur Washington
Representative Simmons
Wilbur
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Boone
Iowa
Get His Coffee After Packed Night Out
A wet and hungry man bursts into a restaurant at 11 59 p m claiming shell shock from splashes of squid and rain. He jokes about coffee and faces disbelief as he sobs and insists he is drunk. A bystander offers a nickel for his cup.
Senator Caraway Calls Secretary Work a Coward
On the senate floor Senator Caraway of Arkansas accused Interior Secretary Work of cowardice after a veteran, Col. Gary Estes of Tyler Texas, protested a department report opposing the Ouachita National Park in Texas and Arkansas.
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Washington
Interior Work
Caraway
Arkansas
Senate
Work
Gary Estes
Tyler
Tex
Interior Department
Ouchita National Park
Texas
Fire Damages St. Philip's Church in Battle Creek
A fire at St. Philip's Catholic Church in Battle Creek Michigan caused about 200000 dollars in damages. The blaze started early today and is believed to have originated from a defective wiring. Local authorities inspected the scene and opened an investigation into the incident.
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Battle Creerk
Battle Cree
Mich
St. Phillip’s Catholic
Frestarting
Bloomington Fire Veteran Julius Herder Dies at 75
Julius Herder 75 last surviving member of the Bloomington fire department died today. He aided the Bloomington force during the Chicago Fire of 1874 and passed away in Bloomington Illinois this morning.
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Bloomington
Chicago
Julius Herder
Italian pilot sets world speed record in seaplane
Major Mario de Bernardi of Italy broke his own speed record by flying a seaplane at 320.633 miles per hour in Vesse, Italy. The previous record stood at 296.04 mph. He achieved 6 13 miles per minute during the run after several days wait for suitable weather. The record followed the winter period after the Schneider trophy seaplane race won by England last fall.
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Vesise
Italy
Mario de Bernardi
Major de Bernardi
Bng
de Bernardi
England
Borah Issues Enforcement Warning to Parties Over Prohibition Planks
Senator Borah in a radio address warned Republicans and Democrats to include prohibition enforcement planks in their convention platforms or face a federal enforcement stance. He linked the push to uphold the constitution against alleged nullification efforts and referenced funds linked to Harry F. Sinclair and Teapot Dome. He predicted the party would denounce corruption while remaining beholden to those funds.
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Washington
March
Borah
Idaho
Oif
Idahoan
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Continental Trading Co
Republican Party
Rebels Die in Major Battle With Mexican Federals
In Guanajuato at San Francisco Rinsco, 126 Liberator rebels including two priests were killed in a daylong clash with federal troops. Leader Domingo Anaya perished as federals closed in, with 300 to 409 rebels reported. War Office officials foresee a breakdown of rebel direction in western Mexico.
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Mexico City
San Francisco Rinsco
Guanajuato
War Office
Corer
Domingo Anaya
oMcimix
Mexico
Weather Outlook Predicts Fair Weekend After Stormy Today
Forecaster warns of unsettled conditions this evening and tonight with a stormy spell. He predicts rising temperatures and a return to fair, warmer weather by Saturday across a wide region.
Fire destroys large block in Crisfield Md
Fire swept five blocks in Crisfield Maryland ruining 50 homes and businesses. National Guard troops guarded the scene as local firemen and six nearby towns battled the blaze. Losses were estimated between 3500,000 and 1,000,000. Two men were seriously hurt with one reported dead, and several firemen suffered injuries from glass and debris.
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Crisfield
Marfiang National Guard
Delaware
Two Bid Bridge Bonds Fall Short Amid Suit Delay
Lorain County Memorial Bridge construction faces indefinite delay as the Board of County Commissioners rejects a single bid with two bids only after Judge Webber denied a temporary injunction. The outcome hinges on the permanent injunction suit filed by Joseph Finegold. officials refuse to delay further sales.
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Lorain County Memorial
Joseph Finegold
Board of County Commissionens
A. K. Webber
Ftur- Bold
W_ Llaurton & Co
Toledo
Siler, Carpenter &Roose
H.C. Johnson
Locel
Ohio storm knocks out wires and isolates towns
A powerful late sleet and wind storm cripples Ohio telegraph and telephone service. Main lines down in Findlay and western counties cut newspapers, trains, buses, and interurban routes. Damage runs into hundreds of thousands with no immediate mood danger as crews work to restore communications.
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United Press
Ohio
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Manosfield
Otorists
Richland County
Findlay
Western Ohio Railway
Blanchard
Inhila
Boyer Returns To Pen After 10 Years Free
Herman Boyer, an escaped convict who fled a respected farmer life at Butternut Rides for ten years after escaping from the London State farm, returned to the Ohio State penitentiary last night in the charge of guard A Neilloom. Cal Meria reports four distinct earthquake tremors felt rock Rocky Maine to Goltyen West. no damage reported.
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Herman Boyer
Butternut Rides
London State 5
Ohio State Penitentiary
A. Neilloom
Penitentiars Guard
Rocky Maine
Goltyen
Santa Maria
Cal
Marea
Milo
Alghe
Madison to ban air stunts over Capitol dome
March 30 Madison Wisconsin reports a recommendation to city council to prohibit stunt flying over Madison including aviators looping the Capitol dome as a safety measure and general limit on air shows.
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Madison
Capital
Wis
Inclusivon
Aviatora
Capitol Dome
Theity Council
Senator Urges Probe of Canal Zone Courts
Senator Smith called for an investigation into the Panama Canal Zone judicial system amid corruption charges. The move seeks accountability and reform of courts operating in the zone.
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Canal Zone
Washington
Panama Canal Zone
Smith
Ice Storm Clouds Elyria Area Stuns Residents
A severe sleet storm crippled Elyria and nearby towns causing widespread power and telephone outages. Widespread debris blocked streets as trees and wires fell. lighting and streetcar service halted. several factories shut down. damage estimated at about 100000 dollars.
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Tairain County
Iere
Elyria
Oberlin
Ridgeville
Grafton
Wellington
Etovia
West Bridge Street
Squad Co. 1
Engine Co
Centreb
L. A. Hastings
O. PS
Whch
Oberslin
Lorain
Cleveland
National Tube Ca
Elyria Telephone Co
Bell
Elrla Telephone Co
OL PL
Second Street
Qberlip
Ridgerile
tBu
Southwestern
Elrria
Frank Wilson
Southwestern Raik War Co
Curry found guilty of grand larceny in Lorain
Raymond Curry of Lorain was convicted of grand larceny by a Lorain court jury after a three day trial. The jury took under an hour to reach its verdict, finding he stole eight tin pigs from National Tube Co. in January.
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Raymond Curry
Lorain
Court of Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Curry
National Tube Co
Ohio Newspapers React to Power Outages
The Cheerieie Telegram notes it can publish despite statewide power failures affecting many papers. It reports Findlay and other outlets lacking electrical power, with wire service delays hindering filings.
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Ohio
Telegram
Baing
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