Police raid ends Kansas City week of crime
Kansas City police raided seven cabarets early today, arresting 198 frequenters and proprietors after a week marked by murder and suicides. Pearl Michael Rusk of Windsor, Missouri, died after a drunken brawl outside a night club. Two men died by their own actions, Lee R. Marshall and Harry B. North. Ninety four suspects bonded out for liquor or vagrancy charges.
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United Press
Kansas City
Pearl Michael Rusk
Windsor
Rusk
Rusky
Lee R. Marshall
M. CG. A
Harry B. North
Topeka
Kane
North
Adorn Monument Built for New Russian Hero
In Siberia near Semipalatinsk a peasant named Konstantine fought a wolf pack on a lonely road 100 miles north. After being knocked from his horse he shot eight times, the wolves surrounding him until his skeleton and rifle were found. Peasants plan a monument cementing his rifle in a base with a wolf skull atop.
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International
Semipalatinsk
Sibera
Siberian
Konstantine
Here
Bush Rebounds From Illness to Resume Real Estate Duties
James A. Bush returns to activity after a three week confinement with scarlet fever and resumes duties at the James A. Bush realty company this morning.
T. M. Bruner Improves at Home
T. M. Bruner, confined by illness, showed signs of improvement this morning after a restless night. He feels somewhat better today according to a report from his home.
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T. M. Bruner
Warden invites teens to tour Colorado State Penitentiary
Canon City April 25 Warden F E Crawford says high school seniors should see John Cox a murderer confined since 1893 to deter crime He notes 146 lifers two women and about 1 100 prisoners mostly serving long terms The tour by officials and reporters aims to reveal life inside the big house and its humane labor system to outsiders and parents may oppose but Crawford calls it a potential Godsend to spare youth future misery
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International News Service
Canon City
Colo
F. FE. Crawford
Colorado State Penitentiary
Colorado
John Cox
Crawford
Angel of Death
Sensational preacher returns to pulpit from movie lot
Edward Davis, famed dancer preacher once booed and cheered in Oakland, returns to preaching after years in vaudeville stage and motion pictures. He plans a modernist service with classic music to reconcile God and science, while advocating experience over traditional ministry.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Oakland
Edward Davis
Windsor Square Theater
Oscar Wilde
Dorian Gray
Broadway
New York
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Green Room Club
New York City
233 Club
Hollywood
National Vaudeville Artists of America
Theodore Roosevelt
Lillian Russell
Thomas Ince
J. D. Grauman
Samuel Warner
Mephistocles
Capudine Promises Fast Pain Relief Without Opiates
Capudine is advertised as a safe and sane relief for nerve pain and headaches. The liquid formula claims quick action by soothing nerves rather than dulling them and contains no opiates. Sold at drug stores in 30c and 60c sizes.
Frenchman Dodin Plans Gas-Saving Atlantic Balloon Crossing
Lucien Dodin, French aeronautical inventor, prepares a ballonet balloon designed to cross the Atlantic this year with no motor or fuel. The gas chamber is hermetically sealed while a lower hot air chamber, heated by platinum chemicals, allows altitude control. Dodin cites lightning and wind as the main risks.
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International News Service
Paris
Lucien Dodin
Atlantic
Dodin
Jules Verne
Doedin
South Atlantic
Casablanca
Brazil
Minister Renews Call Against Sensationalism in Pulpit
The minister, aged 64, defends restrained sermons while recounting Goethe and Theodore Durant cases in San Francisco and criticizes sensationalism among some clergy. He says his renewed sense of duty outweighs earnings from film work at $600 weekly.
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Goethe
Faust
Theodore Durant
San Francisco
Durant
Hickman
Los Angeles
Joint-Ease Pain Relief Advertisement
Quick relief for rheumatic pains and sore joints. Joint-Ease is quickly absorbed and can be rubbed in often for speedy results. Available at Fox Drug Company four stores for 60 cents. May be used for sciatica lame back chest cords and burning feet.
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America
Fox Drug Company
Florida Banana War Shrinks Prices In Miami Bananas
Miami reports a banana surplus as importing firms flood the market from Cuba. A gentleman’s agreement with United Fruit keeps sales south of Fort Pierce, creating a southern Florida price war while broad claims of fly toxins appear in stray lines.
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International News Service
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Florida
United Fruit
Fort Pierce
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Health Boost
Bleeding gums remedy claims to banish pyorrhea and its supposed spread to stomach kidneys and rheumatism. Druggist offers money back if it fails. City Drug Store.
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Leto
New Globe Flight For 24 Day Record
Modesto Cal April 27 Using an all metal monoplane Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and Lieutenant George R Pon U S Naval Reserve aviator will take off from here in the near future to circumnavigate the globe in 24 days or less. The pair have long collaborated on aerial projects and recently pushed endurance limits at Northern California air fields. They nearly beat the previous world record once by about an hour and a half in the tri motor Southern Cross.
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International News Service
Modesto
Cal
Charles Kingsford Smith
George R. Pon
U. 8
Naval Reserve
Globe
California
Johan
Ristiex
Southern Cross
Varicose Veins Reduced with Emerald Oil Remedy
Advertises Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic treatment for varicose veins eczema ulcers and piles. Claims rapid vein reduction after a few days of nightly and morning application with a small bottle lasting long and available at Fox Drug and other pharmacies.
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Moone
Fox Drug
Polar Flight Route Described in Wilkins Expedition Sketch
A historical note outlines the flight path used by Captain George H. Wilkins during his 1926 aerial expedition over the North Pole. The account highlights navigation challenges and the pioneering nature of the journey by air.
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George H. Wilkins
North Pole
Two Brothers Die In Oshkosh Plane Crash
Associated Press report from Oshkosh Wisconsin dated April 24 states 20 year old Robert Butzlaff was killed along with his brother William 35 and Henry in a plane wreck.
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Associated Press
Oshkosh
Wis
Robert Butzlaff
William
Henry
Plane crash injures Dunbar, others near Hickory
A crash yesterday injured 20 year old Dunbar and others as a plane plunged from a high altitude and wrecked. All Smith, traveling from Asheville to Washington, quipped that his cigar would last until he reached Washington while commenting on the incident.
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Dunbar
Hickory, N
Smith
Washington
Asheville
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