Four Men Seized After Pistol Fight At Warehouse
Chicago March 3 federal and pollen agents halted a dramatic raid on a government warehouse where over 600 feet of hose siphoned bonded whiskey worth about 1 million dollars. Four men including William ODonnell and John Barry were captured during a rooftop chase while others escaped amid gunfire.
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Chicago
Wiliam
Klondfike
O'Donnell
Assislint
McSwiggin
William
Fitr) Hammona
John Barry
Judt Davis
Barry
We _lMfore
Aorintt Dyothors
Sabi
Bomb damages storeroom and offices in Chicago attack
A bomb destroyed a West Side motor gates room housing radio station WADO and damaged other property in Oak Park. One janitor was injured, a broken arm and bruises reported. Police investigate possible political motive. earlier blast targeted a timber company office nearby.
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Chicago
March
West Side
WADO
Wmil Denemark
Siburb
Rome
Oak Park
Danmark
Politeal En Amity
WISDC
Tha Bomuing
Toop Dla Irtet
Pulmotors Used To Battle Pneumonia
Chicago reports firemen operating pulmotors for twelve hours to aid two Brannigan children, Jimmy aged five and Duck aged seven, in recovering from pneumonia as doctors affirmed improvement after a grueling effort by Engine No. 2 under chief office orders.
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Chicago
Brannigan
Pulmeter
Jimmy
Duck Branngan
Driver Flees After Crash Injuring Rail Worker
An out of control vehicle swiped a Western Maryland Rail brakeman named Gordon, throwing him from the road. Gordon sustained head injuries and was taken to his home for care. The other machine ditched and suffered minor damage.
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Iasi
Gordon
Western Maryland
Mini
Naching
Lawyers Endorse Judge Doub in Maryland Appointment
A circulated petition in 10 Hagerstown and Westminster circulators asks for Albert A. Doub of Cumberland for appointment to the new Maryland judge position. Doub is endorsed by Allegany County Bar Association and other sources, though his acceptance is not yet known.
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Wesktngtor Counury Bar Association
Albert A. Doub
Cumberland
Peferyl Jidgerkin
Maryland
Dare
Washington County
Daniel Wy. Doub
Bar Association of
Allegany County
Prohibition Declared Not a Party Issue by Senate Democrats
In a unanimous stance, Democratic Senators said prohibition should not be treated as a party matter. The remarks were delivered during a cabinet session in Washington on March BA. The statement emphasizes bipartisan focus on enforcement and social impact rather than politics.
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Prohibition
Senate Democrats
Washington
March
Rum Fueled Nicaraguan Forces Urged to Fight
A cable from Managua reports Major Joe Munson and the air service chief describe the Battle of Chinandega on February 6. The dispatch notes conscription and drinking as ways to provoke fighting, with soldiers deprived of shoes and basic gear. Officers warn that morale hinges on liquor and provocations from both sides.
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New York
Mareh
Marin
Maar
Otter
Saya Wilkant
Crooks
Air Garvica
Times
Managua
Nivatagia
Brooks
Joe Munson
Air Aarvice
Chinandega
Atryianes
Patch Brooks
Pei
Moves South Ev Nashu at Opa Locka Pool Miami
The event occurred at the Opa Locka Pool in Miami just after one of her admirers presented her a bouquet of roses. The scene involved Nashu Foren Wild of Har and other attendees in a notable moment.
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Nashu
Foren
Wild
Har
Opa Locka Pool
Miami
Tropical Cyclone Devastates Tamatave and Madagascar
A March report from London cites a terrible cyclone near Tamatave Madagascar and the inland coast, with feared loss of 500 lives. Towns are badly wrecked, and damages exceed 100 million francs. Ships including Cauiant and Amnanta suffer total losses. several vessels reportedly missing.
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South Africa
Madagascar
Tamatave
London
Llnyd’s
General Duchesny
Maurilie
Yeaterday
Ayalava
Cauiant
Ame
Amnnta
Bileabath
Beritsky
U S Destroyer Damaged by Winter Storm Off Cape Hatteras
Norfolk Va March 6 A U S Destroyer en route from Boston to Guantanamo was badly damaged by a storm off Cape Hatteras. The ship lost its mast, signal equipment and antenna and lay at the Norfolk navy yard for 12 hours before repair work began. A week will be required to restore readiness for sea.
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Norfolk
King
Boston
Guantanamo
Cape Hatteras
Norfall Navy Yard
Gea
War Dept Approves Salisbury Bridge Plan
Washington March 1 Plans for a late bridge over the Wicomico river in Salisbury were approved today by the War Department. The project aims to improve regional transportation and military access in the area.
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War Dept. Pitts O. K
Salisbury Bridge
Washington
Salsbury
Mra
Wer Department
Weekly Weather Forecast From Middle AUontle
A weather notice from Middle AUontle indicates a likely wet spell with morning chances of rain. Expect cooler conditions and unsettled skies into the week with varying precipitation and a building southward front potentially nearing the area.
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Bob Sim
Fort Loudon Fire Destroys Fort Loudon Bank Building
A devastating early morning blaze swept Fort Loudon Pennsylvania destroying the bank cashier’s store and the American Legion Post home plus three dwellings. Mercersburg fire units aided but Chamberburg area towns initially refused mutual aid. quick action by local crews prevented further loss as five buildings burned and fires were brought under control.
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Fort Lowdon
McConnellsburg
Chambersburg
American Legion
Mercersburg
Pa.) Fre
Robert Gould
D. J. Mewigheny
Robert Sailor
Fort Loudon Bank
C.F. Lowman
Mercershure
Wheatas Ford
Harrison Jones
Isaac Robertson
Chamberaburg
Greencastle
Hagerstown
Masonic Temple Plans Major Additions and Expansion
The Masonic Temple will add a new section making it one of Maryland’s finest lodge buildings. Construction starts after April 1 and completes by September 15, expanding basement space, enlarging the auditorium and banquet hall, adding a stage and dressing rooms, and converting rooms into a library and a club-like facility with trophies and a museum for Masonic orders.
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Masonic Temple
Masonic Lodge
Maryland
Faso
Eifteldidt
Wenmiplé
Asabelafion
Sttest Plana’ Co.tentores
Mba Hadauatr
Nto Odue
Ty Nest
Rboris
Pastor Harme Dies in Savannah Georgia Funeral
The father of Rev. Dr. J Edward Harms pastor of St John s Lutheran Church Savannah Ga died at his home Friday evening aged 80 Surviving are his widow and seven children Rev Dr J Henry Herma Philadelphia Fred and Josaph Harme Boston Rev Dr J Edward Harms this city Taliau Boston Anne Augustus Ga Harmen p Savannah Dr Harms Jett scheduled to leave Savannah at 1 o clock noon for funeral arrangements
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Harme
Edward Berms
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Savannah
J. Henry Herma
Philadelphia
Fred
Josaph Harme
Boston
Edward Harms
Southern Railway wage raise to seven and a half percent
March 6 Greenville reports that Southern Railway conductors and telephonemen will receive a seven and a half percent raise effective March 8 following a conference with employees and officials in Washington. Engineers and framemen seek similar increases as talks continue. The new contract runs one year with around a 25 dollar monthly pay rise. Separate unions mean the Southeastern workers are not yet affected by boosts granted to other routes. A ship master from the United States Shipping Board steamer Nobles was killed in Naplani Italy by a member of a rival crew.
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Greenville
Southern Railway
J. B. Bacton
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Southern
Washington
Jand Framen
Barton Palit
Zoe
Janvis Wood
United States Shipping Board
Slanmer Nobles
Naplan
Italy
Oer
Appeal Court Reverses Divorce Case Outcome
The Court of Appeals handed down a decision in the divorce case McKan[e] versus McKane. It reversed Judge Wageman on the divorce grant, affirmed dismissal of the cross bill, and noted that if either party seeks a divorce anew, new proceedings must be begun. Mrs. McKane had been awarded alimony and alleged excessive conduct by McKane.
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Frank ¢. Wagatman
Charles McKans
Sarah Catherine McKane
Clly
Wageman
Thor Jou
Mra McKanely
McKane
Mnouth
MeKane
Wagaman and
Ballentine
Oxwald and
Oswald
Williamsport to Hold Election Monday for Town Council
Williamsport to hold a Monday election for three mothers of the Town Council to serve two years. Two tickets, Progressive and Citizens, contest the race with growing support. Polls open at 9 a.m. in the town building and close at 6 p.m. A large vote is expected.
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Williamsport
Tt Dn
U S Marines Reported Killed Near Corlite Nicaragua
Late dispatches state American Marines were killed near Corlite in Nicaragua area. Passengers aboard the Ponsma Liter Venénuels claimed refugees from Nicaragua told of fighting between Bacesa forces and outsiders. Venezuela rescued Nicaraguan passengers en route to Los Angeles from New York.
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Ponsma Liter Vénénuels
Nic
Corlute
Nicaragua
Nicara- Bugn
Los Angeles
New York
Senator Robinson Reelected Democratic Leader in Senate
In Washington during March, Senator Robinson of Arkansas was unanimously reelected Democratic Senate Roar leader for the 70th Congress at the 2 PM caucus.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Rats Attack Men in Crib Near York Pa
A chaotic attack occurs at a corn crib used by the Farmers' Alliance near Hunter ford York Pennsylvania. Four men die during the assault by a mob described as rats in angry ranks. One civilian casualty Preston Overe is reported as bitten.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Hunterford
York
Preston Overe
Youth Arrested By Own Father Burns To Death
Moore, a 20-year-old man, was arrested yesterday by his father Policeman Dick Moore on a disorderly conduct charge. He died after burning at the jail, possibly from a dropped cigarette, while his family claimed no warning was heard. authorities suspect accidental death as the father reported the incident.
Smoking Keeps LaGuppe Away
Paris report cites Dr. Bouquet stating tobacco smoke is unlikely to cause harm and may have antiseptic properties in the mouth. The doctor argues microbes causing mouth diseases are eradicated, supporting the idea that smoking could be harmless or protective in this context.
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Paris
Marsh
Menr
Bouquet
Miller Gets Three and a Half Years in Pen
A February term court sentenced Miller and Would be bandit figures to multi year terms. Hang G Wagaman presided, with eleven prisoners receiving the same or lighter sentences. Several robbers paroled as part of leveraged sentences while others faced longer terms for crimes including attempted jail delivery and robbery of John Spigher. Continues on Page 12.
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Rdsrard Diller
Ster
Une Man
Didgs
Hang G. Wagaman
Ha 'Fang
Guile Ag
Obbérk
Haunefelts
Carl
Rudy
Roy
Sherimta
Iidwald
Marfin
Promie
Mas Krape
William Sport
Barge
John Spigher
Kreps
Wing
Cay
Joan Cline
Smithsburg
Cie
Notes Sent Between United States and Mexico
A new round of notes is exchanged between the United States and Mexico as officials discuss several topics. The feared controversy mentioned last week is not part of the current exchange, though a note sent yesterday remains under consideration.
Movie Actress Weds An Actor in New York
Actress Alas Iis Gray and actor Frank Lynch wed in a Roman Catholic ceremony at St Malachi's in New York City. Gray previously used the stage name Hessie Leu from Oshkosh Wisconsin.
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New York
Convicted official sought fair time in fraud case
The Associated Press reports in New York that Thomas W. Miller faced a jury after more than 70 hours of deliberation in a government fraud case. The indictment against Dagerty and Attorney General Harry My Dagny Dagner was pressed by U.S. Attorney Bucener, with Judge Knox weighing possible two year terms and fines up to $10,000 amid bribery allegations tied to transfer actions.
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Associated Pres
New York
Thomas W., Miller
Biller
Yeaterday
Asainet
Harry’ My Dagnyerty
Dagurly
Nells
Knox
Bucener
Knox Tod
Dangterty
Atiiler
Schaff Estate Valued At 285 Dollars In State Record
The Schaff estate is valued at 285 dollars with 22 dollars in personal property and 8 dollars in real estate. The late Jacob G. Schaff of Chamberstore, once a town busier man, leaves Mrs. Maba as executrix and sole beneficiary.
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Schaff
Jacob G. Schaff
Chamberstore
Chamberadure
Mré
Maba
Madison Wisconsin Chicken Farmer Murder Case Reported
A wounded chicken farmer Allen Henderson was shot by a Black assailant near Madison on a city outskirts. Henderson died after being shot as his cow was slain and his wife barricaded a door. the killer fled. Sentences mention Walter and a grand verdict including Mark Gilbert and a prior liquor-conspiracy conviction.
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Madison
Wie
Mayon
Allen Henderson
Walter
Henderson
Reed probe approved by Senate for any host state
Democratic senators in caucus unanimously approved establishing a Reed commission to pursue the inquiry in any state. The move aims to advance the investigation into failures across commercial sectors as reported by R.G. Dun & Co. for the week, noting declines from prior figures and year-ago levels.
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O. K. Reed
Washington
Cauces
Yeelston
Reed ‘Camp
Liquor bill starts fight in court over purchase dispute
Gus Newman, colored, involved in a fight over a liquor bill. The case centers on a debt of 8190 owed to Alm Newman. Newman testified the majority of the money covered liquor purchases, while the defense argued other claims.
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Gus Newman
Justies
COC
Baker
Neue Security
Nawmes
King Baker
Darth
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W’msport
Arthur Gilson
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Moscuito Extermination Associa
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Miller
Mexico
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Embhasay
Miaminale Athane Landing Fells
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Castadian
Daugherty
Mark B. Gilbert
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Gots
Atlanta
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