Congressmen Denounced for Hiring In-Laws
United Press reports denouncement by Rep. Rainey of lawmakers employing relatives on payrolls to cushion political costs. Names tied to Speaker Garner and Sen. Robinson surface, with cases including clerks living away from fields, and Florida Rep. Owen and Mississippi Rep. Franklin cited as examples. Rainey urges firing nonperforming staff but says legislation may not be needed, leaving ethics to personal conscience.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Lerks
Henry T. Rainey
Rainey
Garner
Tully
House
Cut
Uvalde
Texas
Senate
Democratic
Jeader
Joseph T. Robinson
Little Rock
Ruth
Owen
Florida
Frankin
Mississippi
Jackson
Oman
Urto
Death Toll In Operations At Least 50
Oklahoma City reports from County Attorney Lewis Morris claim at least 50 women and girls died in illegal operations over the past year as part of an investigation tied to the deaths of two University of Oklahoma coeds. The revelation outlines a broader illegal operation industry with ongoing inquiries and linked individuals including Dr. John W. Eissminger and Dr. Richard F. E. Thacker, amid political discourse on public funds and accountability.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Lewis Morris
Oklahoma University
Morris
Dustry
Virginia Lee Wyckoff
Frank Lee
University of Oklahoma
Lee
John W. Eissminger
Jwryckoett
Richard FE. i Thacker
Franki Lee
Gas incident at revival church in St Louis injures twenty
In St Louis on April 30 twenty Carondelet Baptist Church members including two ministers fainted during a revival prayer meeting from gas fumes said to come from a hot water heater leak. A third clergyman led an orderly exit as others collapsed and volunteers helped each other outside before responders revived the ill. In New York, Fortescue family reacts to manslaughter verdict against Grace Hubbard and co defendants in Honolulu with relatives stunned by the outcome.
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St. Louis
Carondelet Baptist Church
James Bone
F. C. Abernathy
Hannibal
William A. Wigrer
Owen H. Fisher
Amecietts Vuset
New York
Yap-Kennan Fortescun
Grace Hubbard
Thyme
Honolulu
Convicted Honor Slayers Face Sentences After Jury Trial
In Columbus on April 30, two men Rawagil 26 and Frank Wilson 30 were convicted of an explosion at the State Office Building and face one to ten years. Police questioned them about the explosion’s origin while detectives verified alibis and linked a third man Paul Keltner 26 of Dawson Minn to related theft charges. Witnesses cited a Detroit construction source for the dynamite used in the blast.
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Columbu
U.P
Rawagil 26
Frank Wilson
Sona OU
Chic Eace
Paul Keltner
Dawson
Minn
Wallace
Wilenn
Chicago
Bilding
Tis
Wathter
Healy
Detroit
George Snider
Colambis
Saulte
Steihoff
Apul
Drsl
Walker
Anid
Tia Pasar
Graut
Honglulu
Ale
Waiton
Kahahawai
De Valera Defiant On Irish Oath Bill After Reading
In Dublin April the Irish leadership voiced defiance toward Britain over the oath abolition bill. De Valera, after the second reading, denounced the oath as a test of conscience and warned that British coercion would not deter Ireland. He and his deputies described the bill as aligned with policy.
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Fee
Dublin
Ireland
Prestefens Kamen de Valera
Bil
Carter Lane hub connects world telephone talks in London
A vivid portrait of Carter Lane in London as the world’s telecommunication hub. It details the vast switchboard, 100 operators, multilingual staff, and 24 hour operation coordinating calls across five continents. It cites long distance costs, notable feats, and a detective-like effort to locate Mr. Smith of London through cables.
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Aero London
Atelantic
Carter Lane
New York
United States
Canada
Mexico
Europe
London
Bertin
Rome
O. TH
India
Japan
Toby
Melbourne
Australa
Vancouver
Howard Spring
South America
Sweden
Lindy Wife Hopeful on April Return of the Marsan
Rumor and a tense atmosphere grip Norfolk as authorities and associates pursue leads in the Lindbergh kidnap case. Curtis and partners faced scrutiny while Lipy rep and others were reported in connection with ransom and surveillance.
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Norfalk
Yarht Marsan
Pen
Howell
Qaima Fe
Charles A. Linderin
Curts
Het
Omen
Lipy Rep
Lindbergh
Curtis
Curthy
Mareen
Yester Hampton Gerda
Civtis
Erwin Fe
OE Astemira
P, Aril Teieat
Erga Vy. Richard
UL SN
Father Buries Own Daughter in Unsolved Tragedy
BELLAIRE April 10 A man Grover C. Burch of Martina Ferry buried his third daughter Frets Louise, found dead after the family returned from a funeral. The murder of Boyle, whose body was found on a lonely road near Wheels, remains unsolved. All three daughters are buried in a cemetery near Martin Ferry.
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Bellaire
Grover C. Burch
Martina Ferry
Tolay
Louise
Burehta
Mar Boyle
Wheels
Fureh
Marting Ferry
Typhoon Rages Inland Near Sulu City Jojo Devastation Reported
A Herald dispatch says a typhoon raged inland near Jojo on the Sulu archipelago, destroying two thirds of the city, wrecking several boats, and washing ashore bodies including an officer and a sailor. Homes were cleared in Cagaya and surrounding towns as the storm intensified. A separate note mentions a stolen police scout car recovered after a street fight in Cleveland.
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Maniua
Sulu
Jojo
Dispatch Herald
Cagaya
Cleveland
Vatralman
Fred Knelsa
Fragsting
East Side
Newsmen To Elect Leth Om Sombunted
In Columbus on May day a panel of editors from The Athens Messenger The Nowarie Advocate and The Portanoid Times meet with officials to elect new members to the Bla Peedugh of Oye. The event includes press representatives and a departmental reply as newspapers were invited to a luncheon in the county.
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Columbus
Harris
Athens Messenger
Frank
Woulsat
Nowarie Advocate
Sowers
Portanoid Times
Ehogan Wo
Abrina
Oficete
Anand Casesatian
Sunedas
Eginsia
Battles Over Taxes Prompt Senate Showdown and Split
In a heated session the Senate faced a deep tax dispute as party rifts widened. Leaders warned of prolonged battles amid proposed tariffs and wealth redistribution plans, with recess looming and tempers high as factions clash over the budget and fiscal approach.
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Senate
Ronit Weybang
Ceemorent
Lennenonia
Amd
Aetar
Leng Bopea
Senate Veateriay Willow Cheranel
Roviison Mirrenitec
Vie
Charge Radio Theft Case Tangles Park Broadcast Rights
The April 30 incident at Les she Parkly Station WITK involves a charge by Dean and Kietner at WI against a broadcaster for alleged theft. WAY aired a detailed play by play of a White Sox versus Imbina game, denying broadcast rights and claiming exclusive rights to park games.
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CPI
Tian Way
Pitogo
Lesshe Parkly
WITK
Dean & Kietner
Federal Studio Commission
WAY
White Sox
Imbina
WHC
Explosion at Tasa Mine Sparks Strike Demonstration
Guards probe a mysterious explosion at the Tasa Mine near Cadia. Authorities say it may be linked to a planned miners’ demonstration in the district. No damages reported as a burning crane was seen for miles. calm returned after the incident.
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Cadi
Horning Cros
Cadia
Midf Natans Guardanven
Inday Ween
Tasa
Hare
Cadiz
Ohie
Ohio Briefs Details of Fire Fatality and Court Suit
Rome Rexapess 21, son of J Ben Resnareas, prominent race horse owner and former Kentucky Racing Commissioner, burned to death when his car crashed into a tree in Fern Creek near Louisville. Miss Grace Frieda 39 of Pittsburgh was awarded 10,000 in Federal Court against Arthur Geixer in a breach of promise case. Public Utilities Commission suspended bus service between New Lexington and Lancaster under certificate 2,688.
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Horkremas
RIES
Louisville
Rome Rexapess
J. Ben Resnareas
Kentucky Rating Commission
Fern Creek
Here
Grace Prieda
Pittsburgh
Arthur H. Geixer
Aljance
Geleer
Columbus
New Lexington
Lancaster
Lexington-Lancaster-Chislevie-Chilliceths Boat Company
Jury Convicts Socialite and Navy Quartet in Kahahawa Slaying
In Honolulu on April 30 an American society woman and three U S Navy members were found guilty of manslaughter in the Kahahawa case. The jury recommended leniency but verdicts were returned for all defendants, with sentencing set for Friday. Ardent spectators watched as defense and prosecution prepared for post verdict motions and possible appeals to higher courts.
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Honolulu
United States Navy
Joe Kahaha
Kahahawat
Ann
Mre
Iden Hormacua
Wadtington
New York
Thafid Musain
Phomaa
Massie
ALA Janica
Gerd
United States
Charles
Davis
Min
Miasie Brake Dean
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Lio
Julian Ashton Ripley
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