Hamon Gold and Perjury Case Near Verdict in Alabama City
Attorney Mathers denounces Jake Hamon’s millions and ties to Clara Hamon in a heated murder trial. Jury faces possible verdict of murder with penalties from death to life imprisonment as Prosecution Brown portrays the defendant’s alleged cash linked motives.
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Champion
Hamon Gold
Mathers
Hamon
Clara Hamon
Jake Hannon
Hannon
W. B. Nichols
Nichols
Alabama
Finch
Glara Hamon
Brown
Jake L. Hamon
Jake Hamon
Sam Blair
Blair
Clara Hannon
Mexico
France may recognize Obregon regime, says Paris advices
Reports from Washington and Mexico City say a personal letter from France’s President Millerand to Mexico’s President Obregon was expected to arrive today and could signal France recognizing the Obregon government in Mexico. Advices from Paris described recognition as imminent.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Millerand
France
Obregon
Mexico
Washington
Paris
Indict Tong Leaders to Prevent Fighting
Seven leaders of the Hop Sing and Bing Kong tongs have been indicted by the county grand jury to avert future tong wars. Officials consider reporting indictments to federal authorities due to difficulties in securing convictions in Chinese cases.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Addie Ades Adventures Chapter 10 Stirring Afternoon Plans
In the Minutes Day serial, Addie and Dad discuss afternoon tension and plans. Dad contemplates using the automobile to eat out and to sell the car, hoping to place an ad in the Courier Vehicles column. Addie challenges him, noting he may have dozed during the quiet moment.
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Armind
Bern
Adate
Dad
Addie
Surrey
Paini
Courier
Basil Waterloo
Railroads Seek Wage Cut Approval From Labor Board
The New York Central petitions the Chicago based railroad labor board to implement tentative wage reductions effective April 1 with retroactive final decision. Unskilled labor unions oppose interim use without board ruling, while brethren unions back the move. New Haven & Hartford also plans ex parte appeal to fast track its wage plan before the board. Officials anticipate a nationwide test of rail wage controversy once these cases proceed.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Central
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Lay
Labor Board
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Union
Railroad
New Haven
Meyer Urges Deflation Through Moving Goods
Eugene Meyer argues that deflation should come from stimulating product sales and moving goods rather than freezing loans. He contends the War Finance Corporation can aid nationwide conditions, including agriculture, by boosting confidence and promoting orderly marketing of products. Critics fear half a billion in new bonds and inflation.
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Meyer
Mr. Meyer
War Finance Corporation
The
New York Evening Post Inc
Dr Frankl Gunsaulus Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
Dr Frankl Gunsaulus noted educator and writer and since 1892 president of the Armour Institute of Technology in Chicago died at his home after a heart attack early today. He was born January 1, 1852 and left four daughters a son and his widow.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frankl Gunsaulus
Armour Institute of Technology
Gunsaulus
Oliver Cromwell
George Washington
Chicago Laundrymen Kick on Chicago Air
Chicago laundry owners association members at their convention answered housewives complaints at the opening session. President Charles F. Bliss noted the laundry trade faces tough conditions and a smoky atmosphere that stains clothes beyond remedy, prompting frank discussion of faults.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Basis Laundry Owners’ Association
Charles F. Bliss
Rylmies
Spry Named Head of Immigration Office Amid White House Appointments
The White House announced recess appointments including Guy D. Goff of Wisconsin as assistant to the attorney general Edward C. Finney of Kansas as 1st assistant secretary at the Interior and William Spry as commissioner of the General Land Office.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
White House
Guy D. Goff
Wisconsin
Edward C. Finney
Kansas
Interior
William Spry
General Land Office
Authorities Question Farmhand in Indiana Murder Case
Virgil Decker, 19, jailed in Warsaw, Ind., to be questioned by authorities about the murder of Leroy Lovett. His brother Arthur, 18, remains jailed in Elkhart after failing to obey a subpoena. Crowds surround the jail as guards are posted to prevent demonstrations amid high public interest.
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Associated
Preas
Warsaw
Ind
Virgil Decker
Leroy Lovett
Eikhart
Decker
Marion
Arthur Decker
Virgil
Elkhart
Lovett
Bourbon
End
Sheri Moon
Packinghouse Unions Unite for Strike Is Called by Butchers
Chicago reports show midwest branches of five major packing companies favoring a strike. Dennis Lane and Redmond Brennan were empowered to call the walkout after union leaders backed the plan. A conference with AFL President Gompers was sought and labor department officials were to meet packinghouse representatives.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Midwest
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Order of Meat Cutters and
Redmond
Brennan
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Davia
Department of Labor
Ban on whisky withdrawals lifted for druggists April first
Washington March 17 Prohibition Commissioner Kramer announced that the ban on withdrawing whisky from bonded warehouses affecting retail druggists will be lifted April 1. Wholesale liquor dealers are not affected. Kramer also said wholesale houses must go out of business around May 15 and that bureau plans will finalize regulations based on Attorney General Palmer's opinion to be in effect by the saline date.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Kramer
Palmer
Uncle Josh HU of Old Homestead Fame Dies After Collapse
William Lawrence who succeeded Denman Thompson as Uncle Josh in The Old Homestead and appeared in the role about 3000 times died after collapsing here last Saturday. He had been ill four days. Lawrence was born in Nova Scotia and had worked as a sailor and fur trapper before his stage career.
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Associated Press
Boston
William Lawrence
Denman Thompson
Josh
Ben
Lwrence
Thompson
Lawrence
Nova Scotia
Iowa Road Funds Reach Thirty Seven Million For 1937
The Associated Press reports that approximately 622 million dollars are set aside for road and bridge construction and maintenance this year. In the Midwest Iowa receives 37 million while Michigan and Minnesota each receive around 20 million and Missouri 25 million.
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Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Unknown Soldier to Be Honored Nov 11
Secretary Weeks announced that the burial of an unknown American soldier will take place at Arlington National Cemetery next November 11, the armistice anniversary, following congressional authorization for the return and burial of an unknown soldier.
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Washington, D. C
Arlington National Cemetery
Weeks
Congress
Houston Man Lashed by Kidnaping Party in City
Silence shrouded Houston after a group of young men abducted and lashed A. V. Hop kings, a local plant manager for Garland Flour, in an incident reported in Houston, Texas on March 17. The lad fled into the night amid the chaos.
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Houston
Associated Press
Tex
A. V. Hopkings
Lifer Seeks Release Over Mistaken Identity Claim
Charles Maest, serving a life term at Leavenworth for an Oklahoma murder, seeks a writ of habeas corpus arguing he was misidentified as Cravens, the Kansas escapee. He claims he was not in Oklahoma at the time and asserts state rights violations in federal trial.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Charles Maest
Leavenworth
Oklahoma
Maust
Alvin Bateman
Red Rock
Okla
United States
Cravens
Kansas
Petroleum Producers Oppose Recognition of Mexican Republic
Forty oil men from nine Mexican holdings companies met in Galveston to oppose recognizing the Obregon government until assurances of protection for American interests are given. Association director Guy Stevens said the issue is political, not oil, and urged Americans to stand firm for reasonable safeguards.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Obregon
Association of Producers of Petroleum
Mexico
Republic
Guy Stevens
Millionaire Arrested After Whisky Raid on Private Car
Miami police seized 53 cases of whisky from the private railroad car Bay Side belonging to New York multimillionaire Hany S. Black and five more cases from a Bays front lot. The haul valued at about 8000 dollars. The private car itself valued at around 100000 dollars may be confiscated by authorities.
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United Press
Miami
Fla
Hany
S. Black
New York
Bay Side
Black
Poroq
Petocn
Pavelupments
Plymouth Rock Protection Plan Aims Forever
Plymouth Rock, the ancient boulder near Plymouth Mass, is to be protected from waters and frost with a new monumental canopy. Workmen fill weathering seams with a waterproof substance and sculptor Cyrue E. Dahis notes signs of disintegration but predicts the rock will stand forever with the applied protections.
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The
Associated Press
Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth Rock
Piri Tha
Wile
Cyrue E. Dahis
Asingiou
Injunction Sought in Missouri Woodmen Lodge Fight
Claude Wilkerson consul of the Missouri Woodmen of the World seeks a court injunction to stop interfering by dissenting delegates who left the annual convention and held an independent meeting electing a complete ticket. Arguments were to be heard in St Louis circuit court today over the restraining order amid a split in the organization.
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Associated Press
St Louis
Claude Wilkerson
Missouri
Woodmen of the World
Wilkerson
Sbevention
Store Is Wrecked by TNT Blast in Detroit
Detroit, March 17. An explosion in the rear of a store wounded two men possibly fatally and injured 14 others. Felix Jakulovski poured a quantity from a five gallon can on the ground and is believed to have touched a match. He was blown 20 feet away and is not expected to live. One store was wrecked and two more damaged with broken windows for three blocks.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Felix Jakulovski
Deserter Kennedy Caught at Bakersfield Postoffice Window
Bakersfield California March 17 A vigil at the post office ends as Merle L Kennedy a federal prisoner captured while at the general delivery window Kennedy escaped from New York Elmira reformatory in August 1920 and is held in the county jail awaiting Elmira officers Kennedy was convicted as an army sapper.
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Associated Press
Bakersfield
Cal
Merle L. Kennedy
New York State Reformatory
Elmira
Kennedy
Real Estate Transfers in Black Hawk County and Waterloo
Real estate transfer notices list various parcels in Waterloo Cedar Falls Hudson and Eldora with names including Pardee Jennie Cook C. M. Lawrence Arthur Hollis and W. Carter. Entries show lot and block references in several additions and revocations with nominal recording fees.
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W. Carter
Bertha
Lamke
Plock
Waterloo
Pyramid Drug Co Offers Free Trial By Mail
An advertisement extols Pyramid and promises a free home trial of a product, urging readers to send name and address to Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan. Mentions distribution through Waterloo, C.J. Miller, Henar Larson Drug Co, Wangler Bros. Co, H.L. W. Taggart, and Robert Drug Co.
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Pyramid
U. S
Canada
Pyramid “Drug. Co. Aay
Marshall
Mich
Waterloo
Ty C.J. Miller
Henalarson Drug Co
Wangler Bros. Co
Robert. Drug Co
Telegraph Briefs and World Events Clip
Police ejected hecklers at a Sir Phillip Gibbs lecture on The Irish Question. The U S unemployment fell 1.1 percent in February by 16 2965 from 1423 firms. Allies add Federal Reserve banks for German indemnity payments to taps private credits. Wires cut in Dublin amid raid warnings. Mrs Trene Mohn won 100000 against Katherine Tingley in alienation case. A green army forms in Tendon to oppose Bolsheviks.
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Associated Preas
Phillip Gibbs
Fannery
Labor Departmient
Washington,c
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury Department
Dublin
San Diego
Cal
Trene Mohn
Mme
Katherine Tingley
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsed By Mrs Seaman In Sturgin Tale
Mrs H A Seaman of Sturgin Cole reports long bladder and kidney trouble with sleepless nights. After trying many remedies a friend sent Foley Kidney Pills and seven bottles restored her health. She recommends the product to others suffering kidney trouble. Sold everywhere.
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H. A. Seaman
Sturgin
Cole
Foley
Johan Hopkins Hospital
D.D.D
Mrs. Beams Wise
Franklin St
Baltimore
Aten D. D. D
Asc
Wangler Bros. Company
Cough Remedy Sold Across Town Advertised
Mrs Anna Stein of 410 Western Ave Covington Ky reports Foley Honey and Tar helped her coughing family during spring bronchial and chest throat irritation. Advert says the remedy works for looping cough and all rough symptoms and is sold everywhere.
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Foley
Anna Stei
Western Ave
Covington
Free Heart Treatment Offer From Dr Miles
Dr Franklin Miles offers a $2.5 free treatment for heart disease and related ailments claiming 30 years of research. He promises relief in bad cases and urges afflicted persons to send for reports, his Heart Book, and a two pound free treatment with disease description to Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Franklin Miles
Dept
Franklin St
Elkhart
Ind
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