Senate Seeks 100 Million Cut in 1923 Budget
Washington debate splits on a bid to lop 100 million from next year’s expenditures through reorganizations and deeper cuts. Leaders debate tax increases vs drastic reductions while a bipartisan coalition backs the general tax bill while reviewing department appropriations and veteran certificate payments.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mills
Treasury
Senate Appropriations Committee
Interior
State, Justice, Commerce and Labor Departments
Jones
Congress
Hoover
Ways and Means Committee
Plan Organization of Veterans Sons in Texas
The Eleventh Texas District American Legion Convention endorsed the proposed organization of sons of World War veterans. The Auxiliary approved a similar resolution. Roy Temple of Waco was chosen as delegate to the national convention and C B Morrow of Waco named as state convention representative with Dr W A Chernosky of Temple as alternate. Speakers included Redd Johnson of the Dallas Veterans Bureau and Dr H Rubens of the Waco Veterans Hospital.
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Marlin
Sons of Men
Texas
American Legion
Auxiliary
George Wenzel
Temple
Lily Ocker
Rosebud
W. W. Turner
Webster
Roy Temple
Waco
C. B. Morrow
W. A. Chernosky
Redd Johnson
Veterans Bureau
Dallas
Dr. H. Rubens
Veterans Hospital
Darrow Opens Fight For Honor Slayers In Honolulu Today
In Honolulu a high profile court case proceeds as defense lawyer Clarence Darrow prepares to represent Mrs. Granville Fortescue and four men charged in the lynching of Hawaiian Joseph Kahahawai. Trials may be limited due to Darrow turning 75.
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Darrow
Fight For ‘Honor
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Granville Fortescue
United States
Judiciary Building
Kamehameha
Hawaii
New York Society
Thomas H. Massie
Albert O. Jones
E. J. Lord
Joseph Kahahawai
Massie
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Mexican Immigration Shows Heavy Decrease
Washington report notes continued decline in Mexican immigration with the State Department deeming the issue largely solved through legal channels. Departures from the United States rise, exceeding 10 month totals of 1930 by 75 337 and in 1931 by 126 323. Visa issuance remains low with 131 visas in February and only 40 percent approval overall.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Mexico
International Radio Forum Organized in Paris
An International Radio Forum, a non-political non-commercial group to foster understanding between old and new worlds, was announced in Paris. Sponsored by Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago, it will have two committees with eminent members. Programs between the United States and Europe will focus on educational information to stimulate thoughtful public discourse.
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Paris
International Radio Forum
Ira Nelson Morris
Chicago
Sweden
United States
Europe
Pampa Chosen Host for 1933 Federation Conference
Vernon Texas April 3 Mrs J A Huber of Vernon was elected president of the first district Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at the closing session of the annual district conference Pampa was named the host city for the 1933 convention.
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Vernon
Tex
J. A. Huber
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Pampa
Robbery Suspects Held in Beaumont
Three men are arrested by the sheriff's department and city police as suspects in the robbery of the First National Bank of Dickinson, located 24 miles north of Galveston, last week.
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Beaumont
Sheriff’s Department
First National Bank of
Dickinson
Galveston
Greenville merchant dies at 72 in Greenville home
A. G. Lantzenester, a Greenville capitalist and longtime grocery firm operator, died at his Greenville residence. He was 72 and had led the firm for 25 years.
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Greenville
A. G. Lantzenester
Body of Army Aviator Found Near Sequoia Peak
Lieut. Edward D. Hoffman, an army aviator missing since February 1 after his plane crashed in a Sierra blizzard, was found near two cabins in Sequoia National Park. His companion Lieut. William A. Cocke, Jr. survived after landing in a cabin and Hoffman's plane was located yesterday.
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Sequoia National Park
Cal
Edward D. Hoffman
Sierra
Fred Ogilivie
Lemon Cove
Hoffman
Los Angeles
San Francisco
William A. Cocke, Jr
Cocke
Cooke
Lawrence Cook
Murray and Wentz May Seek Senate Duel
Oklahoma observers predict a bitter 1932 senatorial race with Governor William H. Murray and Lew Wentz possibly challenging Sen. Elmer Thomas. Murray may run if he loses the Democratic presidential nomination, while Wentz could enter as a Republican after Murray ousted him from the highway commission.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
William H. Murray
Lew Wentz
Elmer Thomas
Murray
Wentz
Highway Commission
Lindbergh Leaves Estate in Kidnapping Case Check
Hopewell reports Col Charles A Lindbergh left the Sourland Mountain estate last night in his own car and had not returned, amid ongoing investigation into the kidnapping of his son. Mrs Lindbergh and her mother also left the estate. details of their trip were not known.
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Associated Press
Hopewell
N. J
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sourland Mountain
Major Schoeffel Lands in England from Mauretania
Major Charles H. Schoeffel, assistant superintendent of the New Jersey state police, who helped search for kidnapped Lindbergh baby, slipped into England from the Mauretania. His identity was concealed and not listed on the passenger manifest as he apparently undertook a secret mission.
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England
Southampton
Eng
Charles H. Schoeffel
New Jersey State Police
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Mauretania
America
Charles Schoeffel
Park Lane Hotel
Railroad Credit Board Loans Two Million to Railroads
The Railroad Credit Corporation loaned $2,363,120 to railroads in its first month of operation and approved $14,538,452 in total loans. Formed by carriers, the board gathers funds from surcharges on freight bills effective January 4 and reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission for March. The two year loans help carriers pay interest and other fixed charges.
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Washington
Railroad Credit Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Communist Party Ends Ford Plant Work in Russia
In Nizhni Novgorod the $119 million automobile plant halted after three months. The Communist Party executive committee issued a proclamation demanding rapid reforms, dismissing the regional party secretary, and ordering responsibility assigned to a single head to resume production by April 15 and complete the first half of 1932. The plant, built by The Austin Company to produce Ford cars, sits on 300,000 square yards near a new city 14 miles from Nizhni-Novgorod.
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Nizhni-Novgorod
Soviet
Russia
Detroit
Communist Party
Austin Company of
Cleveland
Ford
Europe
Volga
Henry Ford
North Atlantic Air Route Planned By Pan American
Pan American Airways announced a survey collaboration with Trans-American Airlines to study an Atlantic route via Canada Greenland Iceland and the Faroes. The plan involves exploratory flights and follows Ireland granting a 76 year franchise for mail transportation on Iceland route. Vilhjalmur Stefansson aided data correlation. Judge Grimson assisted in rights negotiations.
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Pan- American Airways
Trans-American Airlines
North Atlantic
Canada
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Iceland
Faroes
Shetland Islands
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Europe
Stefansson
Gudmundur Grimson
Rugby
N. D
Parliament of
Ireland
Trans- American
North America
Pan-American Airways
Atlantic
Bank Bandit Suspect Confesses to Dozens of Robberies
Donald Loftus 30, implicated in more than a dozen bank hold ups across Illinois and other states. Arrested in Mishawaka Indiana after a jealous girlfriend tipped off police. Loftus, a Rockford native once jailed for Mann Act violation, admits multiple holdups and bigamy.
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Chicago
Donald Loftus
Mishawaka
Ind
Indiana
Loftus
Citizens State Bank of
Rochelle
Cincinnati
Bank of Italy
Los Angeles
California
Rockford
Prescott
Ariz
Leavenworth
Memphis Child Injured When Hit by Motor Car
Eu gene Wright a four year old boy from Memphis Texas was injured dangerously near Dallas when he stepped from behind a car while his father repaired a tire. He sustained a head injury in the incident.
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Memphis
Dallas
Tex
Eugene Wright
Texas
Theft of 98 Pearl Necklace Reported in Dallas
Police were informed today of the theft of a string of 98 graduated pearls with a platinum and diamond clasp. The insured value was listed at 7500 dollars and the item was taken from the home of H. B. Jacobus in Dallas.
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Dallas
H. 8
Jacobus
Yeggm en Burn Way Into Safe Near Corsicana
Armed yeggs raided the First State Bank office ten miles north of Corsicana on April 3. They burned the vault and safe, stealing about $15 in pennies while exposing roughly $4,000 in currency. Nightwatchman Andres Merrell was captured, bound, and later released after cries drew help. Three torches and a truck were used. five or six men believed involved. no fingerprints found. heat damaged papers and records in the vault.
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Corsicana
First State Bank
Here
Andres Merrell
Merrell
Rufus Pevehouse
Waco Man Enters Race for Congress
Chesley W. Jurney of Waco Texas former secretary of Senator Culberson tonight announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination as congressman at large from Texas. He backs modifying the Volstead Act opposing a federal estate tax and tariff revision at any time. He also favors legalizing non intoxicating light wines and beer and removing stigma on medicine. the announcement centers on prohibition.
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Washington
Chesley W. Jurney
Waco
Texas
Charles A. Culberson
J. Bart Campbell
Jurney
Congress
Ranch deals blamed in massacre linked to border bandits
Four men, including Melquisades Espinosa and his relatives, were jailed in Dona Ana County New Mexico after the Espinosa family massacre near Berino. Investigators weigh two theories, including bandits from Mexico tied to a stalled Juarez ranch deal involving Espinosa.
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Dona Ana County
N. M
Espinosa
Berino
Melquisades Espinosa
Juanita Espinosa
Josefa Chabiii
Juarez
Luis
Mexico
Army of Talent To Appear in Smiling Faces
Fred Stone presents the musical comedy Smiling Faces with Roy Royston Lotti Loder Paula Stone and Albertina Basch Dancing Girls in two performances on Saturday April 16 Tickets by mail from News Globe office Wilbur C Hawk Matinee prices range 50 cents to 3 dollars full prices listed
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Roy Royston
London
Lotti Loder
Stone
Paula
Albertina Basch
News- Globe
Wilbur C
Hawk
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