Search for rum runner linked to Lindbergh case widens
Baltimore reports Berton expert Arthur Mills said a rum runner told him the Lindbergh baby was killed and left near five miles from the Lindbergh home. The claim followed records and notes by Col Norman Schwarzkopf as authorities pursue Curtis and other suspects.
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Rewark Rogues Gallery
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South America Hit by Quakes
An earthquake struck San Salvador and Nicaragua on May 21 causing structural damage and panics. In El Salvador Zacatecoluca reported many houses collapsed with seven dead and 21 injured. communications were disrupted as relief efforts began. Nicaragua experienced an unusually strong quake at 4 30 a m with no lives reported lost.
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Fire destroys estate barn in Polo ponies rescued
May 21 a large barn at the estate of William Boat Wood Ten polo ponies and other valuables were saved from the blaze. One horse named Brod, half brother of Burgoo King, and son of Bub Bungmer, perished in the fire.
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Burgoo King
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Lindbergh Stoically Vows To Stay Amid Tax Debate
The column discusses taxes including sales and income taxes, debates over a sales tax and its impact on purchasing power, and comments on Lindbergh choosing to stay to fight amid public glee and criticism. It notes political events in Athens County with Attorney General Bettman and Congressman Jenkins, and references a Senate vote on a beer measure and related taxes.
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Canada
Operators Oppose Bill Regulation of Bituminous Coal
John Cosgrove of Logan County Coal Operators Association testifies before a Senate subcommittee opposing the Davis Kelly bill regulating the bituminous coal industry. He calls the measure unsound and contrary to American business.
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Graft Charge Touches Cleveland Democrats
Mayor Ray Miller suspended three Twelfth Ward Democratic leaders over alleged police protection payoffs. Dr L G Rodgers, city district physician, Mathew M Puntop, club president and janitor of the Policewomen's Bureau, and Ole Catlett, club secretary and City Street department employee, faced suspensions as records were seized purportedly showing protection payments.
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Widening Chauncey Street prompts driver warnings in town
Chauncey mayor warns motorists as Chauncey Street widening continues. Local officials pledge careful traffic management during street improvements amid multiple community updates and weekend events.
Hotels oppose dry law funding court dispute in Ohio
In Columbus on May 21 the Ohio hotel owners association met to raise funds to fight the Volstead Act. The Methodist Protestant Church in session urged the National Hotel Association to reconsider its wet stance. McNaught of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League blamed hotels for failing to enforce prohibition and for fueling illegal liquor parties.
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Widow Receives State Insurance After Airman Death
Ohio Industrial Commission awards widow of Oliver L. Paquette a 6500 death benefit. Paquette, co-pilot and radio operator for Thompson Aeronautical, vanished Aug 9 1933 while airmail pilots Davis Strait Greenland route from Detroit to Copenhagen. Plane believed wrecked off Norway coast.
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Congressmen to cut aid to win support warns Will
Beverly Hills letter from Will says congressmen face cutting taxpayer aid to gain public support. He argues members, broke like others, will incur more debt and must reduce fiscal help to avoid rejection.
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Congress
Will
Met Opera Drops 28 Artists From Lineup
The Metropolitan Opera Company announced the dismissal of 28 performers, including Maria Jerttza and Nayette Guilford, amid reshaping of its prano roster. The move was disclosed today in New York.
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Nayette Guilford
Records Mark Lindbergh Anniversary With Notable Feats
On the fifth anniversary of Charles A Lindbergh’s Paris flight, aviation records and mishaps were noted. Amelia Earhart became the first woman to solo the Atlantic, landing near Londonderry after departing Newfoundland. Aboard in Rome Captain Endres crashed on landing, killing Amaide. Endres completed a flight from Newfoundland to Hungary. The airliner Co X also crossed the Atlantic in a direct run to the Azores at 80 knots. Senator Smith Breadhart proposed Congress award a medal of honor to Clarence Chamberlin for his 1927 flight to Germany.
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Hungary
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Washington
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Iowa
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Germany
Senate Books Movie Man on Stock Charges
Washington May 21 Undercover stock operation charges were leveled at Howard M Warner president of Warner Grog, accusing manipulation of the market through newspaper propaganda. Witness William A Gray testified that Warner boosted stocks then bought back as prices fell, claiming a profit of 9.2614 million dollars.
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Todea Apgainat
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Chamber of Commerce May Meeting Signals Budget Cuts and War Policy Stance
San Francisco May 21 Members of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States urged reduced government expenditures and took firm positions on soldiers bonus the federal wage law the federal farm bonus and promotion policy A committee will study and report on the prohibition issue The group backed increased federal aid for agriculture and generous aid for those disabled by war service while opposing aid to veterans without disabilities who receive large tuition subsidies.
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Weather forecast for Ohio Valley and Tennessee outlook
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast for the week starting today indicating showers likely in the Ohio Valley from Tuesday and in Tennessee on Monday. A cooler spell is expected later in the week with a cool Monday in the Ohio Valley and rising temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday before cooler conditions Thursday and Thursday night.
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Perilous Flight Over Irish Coast Ends With Tea Aid
A pilot traveling from Newfoundland toward Ireland faces engine and weather failures four hours after takeoff. Fuel leakage and a damaged exhaust threaten landing as the craft wings north toward Ireland, finally landing near a field where Mr Gallaher offers tea and aid. The narrator notes limited funds and support from her husband during the ordeal.
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LaGuardia Accuses Whitnty of Misleading Senate on Tax
Representative LaGuardia charged Richard Whitnty of the New York Stock Exchange with deliberately misleading the Senate Finance Committee during debate on the stock transfer tax in the revenue bill. He alleged Whitnty discussed taxes in foreign markets to imply broader implications and noted brokers could move operations to Canada or England.
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Assault on Ashland contractor erupts in mob attack
By May 21, Oliver Moo Elam a highway construction contractor in Ashland was assaulted by two men. He suffered multiple injuries. The attackers forced him to pledge employment for county labor.
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Lot Money Worries Yellow Springs Man
May 21 report from Yellow Springs states George Bock, 71, left a barn and was found by officers after claiming money worries. $2067 in cash and bonds were found in his pockets as investigators assessed his mental state.
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Wife of alleged bigamist says honesty misled her
Blanche Burch, sorrowful Athens resident, recounts marrying a man she knew only 19 days, believing him a widower seeking a Christian companionship. She describes his polite, churchgoing manner and says she was deceived, awaiting word from police after his arrest as an alleged bigamist and automobile thief.
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Ium
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Michigan
Amelia Earhart Lands in Ireland After Atlantic Crossing
Amelia Earhart solo flight lands near Londonderry Northern Ireland after a hazardous ocean crossing from Harbor Grace Newfoundland. Engine fire and gasoline leak threatened the voyage as she battled storms and fuel issues before a safe touchdown.
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Amelia Earhart Makes Historic Atlantic Flight
Amelia Earhart Putnam crosses the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Ireland, becoming a world famous aviatrix. Her husband George Putnam and relatives react with pride as reports confirm a successful landing near Londonderry.
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Auto Club Pitches Four Cent Gas Tax Cap Amendment
Ohio State Automobile Association plans an amendment to the state constitution to cap gasoline and motor fuel taxes at four cents. The proposal would dedicate gas tax funds and motor vehicle license revenue to road purposes and bond retirement, with funds not diverted to unemployment relief. The plan was adopted at the association's annual convention in Columbus.
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Akron teacher Mawson Miller disappears after threats
Authorities could not establish a cause for the absence of Mawson Miller a 24 year old Akron school teacher who vanished Friday after reportedly receiving threats. Miller had two telephone calls and spoke with a well dressed man on the street within the past week his wife says. Vernon Miller the father said the case remains unresolved with minimal information available.
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