Communists Clash With Police On Unemployed Day
A March 7 riot in New York City drew about 50 000 protesters in Madison Square and near City Hall after a police order to stay confined. Police and guardsmen charged the crowd after a delegation urged a parade, injuring several officers and citizens. In Detroit near Cadillac Square, 12 injured and 17 arrested after a 90 minute confrontation between unemployed demonstrators and police.
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Madison Square
Whalen
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Detroit
Michigan
Cadiilac Square
Planes Reach Ruby on Way to Fairbanks
Alaska dispatch reports funeral planes from Teller to Ruby circling due to windrows from a blizzard while planning to refuel for Fairbanks. The mission includes Col. Carl Ben Blelson and Cars Borland bodies, with pilots Harold Gillam and Capt. Pat Reid guiding the procession toward Fairbanks after refueling. A Fairchild plane piloted by Joe Crosson also arrived over Nome and departed for Fairbanks.
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Fairbanks
Nome Nome
Alaska
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Carl Ben Blelson
Cars Borland
Teller
City End
Fair Tanks
Harold Gillam
Pat Reid
Hughes
Stearman
Paribanks
No Pay Dirt in First Hole Beaver Creek
In Ruby Alaska on March 7 a test hole along Beaver Creek failed to find pay dirt, extending 68 feet from the discovery point toward the creek. Additional prospect holes will be sunk nearer the discovery. Fifteen prospecting boilers to thaw frozen ground have arrived and are being moved to Beaver Creek.
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Ruby
Alaska
Beaver Creek
Discovery Point
Editor Admits He Is On Grundy Payroll and Uses His Office
The report details War ren Doane editor of Manufacturer saying he works for U S Senator Joseph R Grundy at 500 dollars monthly and that assignments for Grundy were done in the Senate Office Building. It notes Doane’s claim of research duties and ties to Grundy.
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Grundy
Washington
Warren Doane
Manufacturer
Manufacturers’ Club of
Philadelphia
Senate Lobby Committee
United States
Joseph R. Grundy
Senate
Pennsylvania
Doane
Detroit
Michigan
Senator Grundy
Chicago
Lindbergh taxis glider from pony in polo field stunt
In London Mrs Pearl Demaret, stenographer to Secretary of State Stimson, died in an accidental fall from a sixth floor hotel window. In California Col Charles A Lindbergh attempted a new flight from the back of a polo pony and landed in the Prince of Wales class area, unhurt despite a 25 foot drag.
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Prince OF Wales
London
Pearl Demarot
Stimson
Mayfair
Hurley Fisk
Demaret
Delmonte
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sitka Harbor Improvement Under Study by Committee
Washington March 7 The House Rivers and Harbors Committee is considering improving Sitka Harbor by adding an easterly channel 150 feet wide and 22 feet deep at mean low water at an estimated cost of 67 500. Army Engineers are questioned about the project which would remove Indian Rock.
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Sitka Harbor
Harbor Rock
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Army Engineers
Indian Rock
Supporters of Dry Laws Plan New Testimony
In Washington on March 7 supporters of the Eighteenth Amendment said they would use the House Judiciary Committee recess to vote on testimony from the Anti Prohibition group and arrange witnesses to cover every angle from moral to legislative aspects led by Mrs Lenna Yester who heads the dry witnesses presentation planning to counter opponents of the dry law.
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Washington
House
Lenna Yester
Naval session in full swing at London conference
London reports the No Conference returning to full pace as Briand Tardieu and cabinet members attend. Delegates express hope for a tangible treaty soon and Premier Ramsay MacDonald urges swifter work and a timely outcome.
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London
France
Briand
Tardieu
Ramsay MacDonald
Parole Granted for Dr. Frederick Cook
Washington reports Attorney General Mitchell approved parole for Dr. Frederick Cook. Officials expect the parole to take effect after notification from Leavenworth Penitentiary warden. Cook had been sentenced for using the mails to defraud.
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Frederick Cook
Mitchell
Department of Justice
Ths
Leavenworth
Department
Leavenworth Penitentiary
White
Dr. Cook
Artist's wife slain. Indian suspect linked to case
In Buffalo New York March 1 police arrested Lillian Jameson a 35 year old full blood Indian model connected to the brutal murder of Mrs Henry Marchand wife of the famed artist and Buffalo Museum curator The Indian woman says another tribal woman influenced the crime She was found in the Marchand home by her 12 year old son and admitted present at the scene but denied informing the artist's wife.
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Buffalo
New York
Henry Marchand
Buffalo Museu of Science
Lillian Jimerson
Marchand
Stock Quotations From New York March Seventeenth
Alaska Juneau mine stock quoted at 74. Alleghany 321 American Ice 344 Anaconda 15 Bethlehem Steel 103 Central Alloys 33 General Motors 427 Gold Dust 43 Granby 57 Grigsby Grape 16 International Harvester Kennecott 50 Misouri Parelle 96 National Acme 24 Packard 20 Radio 50 Standard Brands 26 Standard Oil California 59 Standard Oil New Jersey 62 U. S. Steel 182 Montgomery Ward 46 Humble Oil 92
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Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Corporation
American Ice
Anaconda
Bethlehem Steel
Central Allloys
General Motors
Gold Dust
Granby
Grigsby Grape
International Harvester
Kennecott
Misouri Parelle
National Acme
Packard
Radio
Standard Brands
Standard OM of
California
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
U. S. Steel
Montgomery Ward
Humble Oil
Maxie Rosenbloom Seeks Rematch Overruled Result
Maxie Rosenbloom says his match with Jimmy Slattery for the lightweight title should be moved from Buffalo. He claims the decision in their Buffalo bout last fall was unfair and wants the April 7 rematch recognized by the New York State Athletic Commission.
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Maxie
Buffalo
Maxie Rosenbloom
Jimmy Slattery
New York State Athletic Commission
Jimmy
Tornado Rips Through Mississippi and Louisiana
Four people died and property damage over 100000 dollars followed a tornado that struck Mississippi and Louisiana last night. A village was wrecked and about 200 injured. In Bolivar County Mississippi Mrs J W Adams and a Black woman named Mitchell were killed in Homer Louisiana. Telephone and telegraph lines were down.
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Memphis
Tenn
Milasieaippi
Louisiana
Bolivar County
Mississippi
J. W. Adams
Mitchell
Homer
Flagman Killed as Trains Crashed in Georgia
Ossie White Nagman was killed near Glen Alto when the second section of the Seminole Limited crashed into the rear of the halted first section. The collision occurred while the northbound train was in motion, and the flagman was on duty at the time of the wreck.
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Columbus
Georgia
Ossie White
Nagman
Glen Alto
Indianapolis Seeks College Ball Players
Indianapolis March 7 The Indianapolis American Association management favors college ball players and plans to sign four from college teams Oral Hildebrand of Butler University signed as pitcher and talks opened with Ed Caraway Pest Welch of Purdue and Butch Niemic of Notre Dame. Welch coaches football at Wash ington and Niemic at Rice Institute.
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Indianapolis American Association
Oral Hildebrand
Butler University
Ed Caraway
Pest Welch
Purdue
Butch Niemic
Notre Dame
Reo
Welch
Washington
Niemic
Rice Institute
Census of distribution to aid trade plans spring survey
Washington March 7 government moves to conduct a census of merchant distribution to map how American goods move and cut distribution costs. Secretary Lamont says the aim is to reveal how to get commodities from producers to consumers more efficiently, supplementing production statistics with distribution data.
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Liy Expeciert
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Animee Bushem
Saya
Lamont
Department of Commerce
Frederick M. Felker
Mexican Stayer of Two Dies on State Prison Gallows
Florence Arizona March 7 Refugio Machias Mexican citizen died on the gallows this morning in the State Prison for the murder 14 months ago of Pedro Corjrelis. Cornelon was a roomer in the House of Paula Medinas and tried to protect her from Machias when she entered the woman's home. Machias shot and killed Cornelas j and algo the woman.
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Arizona
Refugio Machias
Pedro Corjrelis
Cornelon
Paula Medinas
Machias
Cornelas J
Algo
Pantages Appeals Conviction Over Prejudice Claim
Alexander Pantages has filed an opening brief appealing his conviction in the District Court of Appeals. The appeal alleges prejudice to the jury from prejudicial statements by District Attorney Pitts during the trial.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Alexander Pantages
District Court of Appeals
Pitts
British origin dominates 1929 golf ball imports
Department of Commerce figures show that 2,850,387 golf balls were imported in 1929 and only 156 came from the United Kingdom, with the remainder from other sources.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
United Kingdom
Parades in European capitals mark International Unemployment Day
Yesterday across Europe capitals held Communist jobless parades. Many leaders were arrested after clashes with police, with Berlin the only major disorder. In Dublin unemployed crowds faced police charges as demonstrations erupted.
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London
Europe
Berlin
Dublin
Rules that Buying Liquor Is Not Crime Under Dry Law
Federal Judge Morton ruled that purchasing liquor is not a crime under the National Prohibition Act in the case of James Farrar indicted for buying two pints. The decision was delivered in Boston Massachusetts on March 7.
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Boston
Mass
Morton Today
James Farrar
Farm Board Considers Production Credit for Growers
Informal talks by the Farm Board raise the possibility of production credit to help strawberry and vegetable growers, with plans for cooperatives to finance subsidiaries and secure crop liens. The move aims to support marketing through cooperative finance, and would require farmers to market via the cooperative and follow recommended cultivation methods.
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Associated Press Feature Service
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Kemp
Louisisiana
Farm Board
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