Death Car Found After Tragic River Plunge
The wrecked sedan of Tom Kingston twenty two and passengers Miss Gertrude Chadwick twenty one and Miss Lilian Burdock nineteen was recovered from the Mau-Mie River near Ash-Consaul Street Bridge. Police questioned Jona Binay twenty one who left the two girls shortly before the accident as divers searched the river bottom for bodies.
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Tolligy
Tom Kingston
Gertrude Chadwick
Lilian Burdock
Koughton
Jona Binay
Ash-Consaul Street Krelge
Sunny
Miss Chadwick
Hive
Sinay
Knighton
Booklet on Concrete For Home Improvements
The Athens Messenger offers readers a booklet on concrete with guidance for home projects. The booklet lists twenty one home improvement ideas where concrete is ideal and explains how to complete them. Readers are invited to request a copy via a coupon.
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The
Athens Messenger
Washington
Unclear Freeform Input From Haskin Bureau
The readable fragment references Frederic J. Haskin of the Information Bureau Washington D C and an unclear name sequence. No clear event date place or outcome is identifiable from the text.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington D.C
Countess Forbes Chronicle From Scottish Nobility
April 1 report from Scotland notes Barbara Murray of New York becoming Countess of Moray after the death of the seventeenth Earl of Moray. It mentions the Downe family lineage, landholders, and a famed war era tree planter, with scattered references to Daraawsy Vorsat and a wartime aviator mother of Crichton.
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Scotland
Apiericanhott
Dobe
Barbara Murray
New York
Moray
Moras
Dariagner
Wrens Doughty
Downe
Eur
Daraawsy Vorsat
Aio
White
Chie
Rheesterg
Crichton
Merger Talk Prompts Chicago Retail Giants Union
A Chicago rumor reports Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward and related firms planning a massive wholesale and retail merger to form a dominant national chain. AP cites The Chicago Herald-Laminer as detailing a plan to unite under one leadership, claiming a powerful monopolistic impact on the Chicago market.
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Merpers
Sears
Korbuck and
Montgomery
Ward Qian
Five rate schedules settled for tariff bill duties
Washington April 19 five rate schedules of the tariff bill were completed by House and Senate conferees. They planned to begin Monday on administrative provisions including debenture plan farm relief and repeal of flexible tariff provisions. Key schedules sugar lumber shingles and cement were agreed, while aluminum duties were adjusted upward briefly but remain well below existing law. Cincinnati April 9 a quarrel over a woman left Charles Tisone wagel wounded with knife injuries, seriously hurt.
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Washington
U.R —A
House
Senate
Three Die In Toledo Motor Accident News Brief
A Toledo motor accident in the latest update reports three fatalities. Details remain sparse with no additional names or circumstances provided.
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Toledo
Aletys
Pomaroy
Nelsonville
Easler Services
Chauncey News
Fire kills priests and many in church blaze tragedy
A massive church fire in a Romanian village traps hundreds, killing two priests and the mayor among about 150 to 160 victims. Doors jam, panic spreads as flames engulf the wooden structure during a Friday evening service. Rescue efforts focus on the injured and missing. authorities report widespread devastation and a high death toll.
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Austin
Ayrth
Yale
LGA
Edife
Indo Mouton
Piroytnes
Rain Outlook Forecast for Ohio Valley to Great Lakes
Weather map forecast for April 1 to 26 predicts showers in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee areas on Monday and again later in the week with cooler temperatures around Wednesday. The Great Lakes region should see fair conditions early in the week with rain arriving again after Monday across lower Delaware and nearby areas.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Great, Lakes
Dalees
Mones
Thursias
Murdered wife for new love indicted in Topeka case
Major Charles A. Shepard, a medical officer, was indicted for murder after his wife Mrs. Shepard died at Fort Riley. Grace Brandon, a stenographer, testified as witnesses as prosecutors seek charges for poisoning to pursue a romance. The case details include post mortem findings by Major Hawley and prior acquaintance at Kelley Field.
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Topeka
Kas
U.P
Fort Riley
Charles A. Shepard
Grace Brandon
Shepard
Denver
Paul J. Hawley
Poalson
Modern Paul Revere Wins Race Over Rule-Breaking Motorist
In East Telainudon Mas a local race ends with Paul Revere defeating a motorist cited for traffic violations. The event ties into Palrios Day and features participants from Boston and nearby communities. Street crossings and intersections showcase posted contests and historic references as residents gather for the celebration.
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Paul Revere
East
Telainudon
Mas
Rode
Boston
Loreton White
Deis
Chesana
Swidto
Terry
Hagis
Quiz Pair Arrested In Girl Murder Case In Virginia
Two men from Warsaw Virginia identified as suspects in the murder of a young girl were arrested after interrogation by state police. The investigation centers on a missing girl from Arlington County and related evidence found at a nearby site. Police say the motive remains unclear while authorities continue questioning witnesses and tracing a vehicle used in the crime.
Prospector Slain Near Wet Prospectors Camp
A prospector Morlock is found dead near a Nevada gold prospecting site in the Stillwater area. Local authorities, including Charles Colverwell of Dieeho, report the body was discovered while Morlock was prospecting near the mountains in the Treasures region. No clear motive or suspects identified yet as investigators gather clues from the remote camp.
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Luebbu
Howdy
Murloc
Esata
Charles Colverwell
Dieeho
New
Teenie Mountaines
Mortock
Sas
Nevada
Tis Yon
Joseph Abenattory
Santh
Doug Mel
Neo
Action Likely New York Jewelry Case Stirring Trial
A suspect named Wyte Whe is linked to a supposed scheme involving smugled pawns and a consignment valued around 20 000. Police reported a raft of freight with designers and jewelry, including a necklace valued near 10 000, found among Aldigen pieces. The alleged ringleader faces trial in April with inspectors examining easton freight and Babel connections.
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York
Wwe
Vatarey
Ehimnles
Deweley
Easton
Pittsburgh Club Woman Resigns From D A R Over Discourtesy
Mrs. Carroll Miller a Pittsburgh civic leader resigned from the Daughters of the American Revolution charging lack of intelligence and discourtesy by the group. She cited the convention actions opposing Hoover and World Court while praising his speech. she sent her resignation to the Pittsburgh L A R Chapter regent.
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Millerg
William L. Hamilton
Pittsburgh L. A. Ft
Merscue
Uecker Omeinek
Apri Io Vontirina
United States
World Court
Hoover
Momen
White House
Tey
Miller
Carather
Alfrea Emith
Commission Chair Avoids Opinion on Prohibition Debate
The commission chair declines to give a direct view on prohibition but signals possible grounds for amendment. A prominent letter from W H Maltby outlines concerns about enforcement and national policy, while press and lawmakers weigh implications for future reform and presidential implications.
Tragic family stabbing ends with fatal injuries and hospital rush
Police report a teen attacked his mother then tried to end his life by cutting himself. Authorities found the victim unconscious with blood on the floor and rushed to St. Vincents Hospital, where doctors fought to save her. The suspect was restrained after entering the hall.
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Mr Goldman
Senator Peas Urges Parker Confirmation Amid Colored Voters Support
Washington April news reports senator Peas Hedardican of Ohio announced receiving communications from prominent African American leaders in South Carolina endorsing Justice Parker. The letter to Alexander F. Mardin of Cleveland urged Parker's confirmation as an associate justice of the Supreme Court.
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Peas
Hepardican
Ohio
South Carolina
Judes Parker
Alexander F. Mardin
Cleveland
Wess
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Springfield approves new bridge crossing Liban Wire
State Highway official Wald announces plans to expand the Bridge Marttond area, a crossing over Liban Wire. Construction will cost about 150000 dollars and aims to ease the worst depuy challenge in the state.
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Springfield
U.P
Suburban Car Explosion Injures Passengers
A suburban car collision and explosion injure multiple people as debris scatters along a street. Eyewitnesses report shattered windows and a chaotic scene near a transit hub with emergency crews responding quickly. One man is reported to have died from injuries. others are hospitalized.
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API
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Beuke
Fran Wash
Ken Paseo
Vita
Atreet
Mad
Ubevont
Pune
Nerne Fleson
Communists to Be Opposed in Demonstration
New York April 13. The Communist Party of the United States plans a nationwide demonstration to show strength in coming weeks. Counter demonstrations are organized by the Veterans of Foreign Wars to use Gates Square, a traditional rallying ground, with support from the Left Wing of the Labor Movement.
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Communist Party of the
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gatent Square
Labor Movement
Nations to Ratify Naval Accord Amid Safety Clause Debate
London reports on a treaty outline detailing safety provisions and restrictions. The document omits direct mention of Germany but supports curbing naval arms, with five delegates named and a framework allowing adjustments by major powers. Washington, April 19—Britain Japan and the United States sign a naval limitations pact likely to face Senate reservations and interpreted by committees.
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Wea
Japan
Honda
Olo
Apieovel
Ontaavaltings Eignature
United States
Doe
Wiehington Confars
Tienica
Ecording
Washington
Boys compete for Edison technical scholarship in 43 states
In West Grange New Jersey on April 1 the Edison scholarship program announced by Frank R. B. Schell will include a candidate from each of 43 states. The contest runs from July 29 to August 1 and each state governor selects the entrants via state boards of education through school principals.
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N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Frank RB. Schell
Charles Edison
Thomas A. Edison Industries
State Boards of Education
Schour Principals
Assault suspect shot during early morning hospital attack
In Ravenna on April –34 year old Jesse Wintrow was wounded when he encountered an armed attacker near Dove Street. Wintrow died later at a local hospital, while the assailant was subdued and survived.
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Ravenna
Jesse Wintrow
Jotun
Murder Trial Admits Slaying Near Columbia Missouri
A report from Bentonville Arkansas notes Dr. Andrew Johnson Busy of Columbia Missouri contested here that he murdered Willem Robert Pearman a Columbia mechanic. The fragment mentions a March date and a body kept in a car then moved to a distant city.
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Ark
Iy —Ua
Andrew Johnson Busy
Columbia
Willem Robert Pearman
Rocheport
Cotn
Hrea Kuoaun City
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