Ten of thirteen Ingane inmates recaptured after hospital escape
Ten of the thirteen criminally insane inmates who forced their way to freedom from the Michigan state hospital are back in custody. Three remain at large, led by Roy Wynkoop and Henry Vaden. Sheriff’s deputies suspect a maroon car and a friend of the leader aided the escape, with about 150 officers and farmers aiding the hunt.
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State Hospital
Joseph Dabajak
Break Plot
Tonia
Mich
Michigan State Hospital
Roy A. Wynkoop
Henry Vaden
Gerald Badgley
Jonia County
Edward Good
Franch
Vaden
Dabajak
Wynkoop
Detroit
Fred S. Lamb
Cadillac
Bagley
Woman political leader dies in Columbus after address
Mrs. Hugh Clarke 55 of Steubenville Republican national committee woman from Ohio collapsed in a Columbus hotel after speaking to the Buckeye Republican Women’s Glee Club. A former president of the state American Legion auxiliary she died of a heart attack within minutes. Survived by a New York brokerage firm member. Clarke had served since 1928 as Ohio’s national committeewoman succeeding Mrs. Wilma Sinclair Levan.
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Columbus
Hugh Clarke
Steubenville
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Clark
The
American Legion
Buckeye Republican Women's Glee Club
San
New York
Wilma Sinclair Levan
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
Experts Will Aid in Study of Lew Tariff Debate
Washington June 4 The Senate laid aside a conference report on the tariff bill to rule on Democratic points of order against another report near full of rate changes. Senator Barkley moved to send the measure back to conference claiming overreach in rewriting watches rates. Hoover reportedly open to the bill and study with experts if passed, while Republicans warned of muddled fate if opposition points prevail.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
House
Curtis
Hoover
White House
Denigl
Harrison
Mississippi
Smoot
Utah
Watson
Indiana
Ranks Of West Virginia Blue Wearers Thin At Encampment
Moundsville West Virginia June 4 Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic expect a small turnout for the state encampment with fewer than 100 attendees and possibly 80 present over the three day event J T McCombs state department commander issued invitations today Arrangements anticipate 500 visitors for concurrent events by the Ladies of G A R Women’s Relief Corps and the Daughters of Veterans A parade is scheduled for Wednesday June 11 featuring American Legion posts and Ohio Valley groups
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Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia
Grand Army of the Republic
J. T. McCombs
State Department
The
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of War On Veterans
American Legion
Ohio Valley
Washington Debates Taking Up London Naval Pact
Talks at the capitol consider resuming work on the London naval limitations treaty before adjournment. Senators Vandenberg and Allen, urging ratification, met with President Hoover while Johnson presses for more confidential state department papers related to Britain. Chairman Borah plans to reconvene the foreign relations committee once hearings are in print.
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Washington
Capitol
White House
Vandenberg
Michigan
Allen
Kansas
Hoover
Republican Young Guard
Old Guard
Watson
Indiana
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Johnson
California
State Department
Great Britain
Macdonald
Naval Committee
Navy General Board
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Rheims Becomes Hub for War Mothers From America
In Rheims France on June 4, American Gold Star mothers and wives gathered in the cathedral city as central figures in a touring movement. Two groups totaling over eighty visited, while the Verdun Meuse contingent is to join and push totals beyond 125. They plan to tour the cathedral and meet the mayor. Observers noted remnants of the war red zone around Fort Pompelle and viewed a captured German tank souvenir.
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Rheims
France
Verdun-Meuse
Fort Pompelle
Democrats Adopt Repeal Platform In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 4 The Democratic state committee adopted a repeal platform for the November election urging candidates to advocate repeal of the eighteenth amendment the Volstead act and the Snyder Armstrong enforcement act The slate headed by Sedgwick Kistler for senator and John M Hemphill for governor pledged support to the platform while Republican nominees Davis and Pinchot backed city enforcement The vote was unanimous and followed a harmonious meeting in which supporters called for a return to the democracy of Jefferson and Wilson.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Democratic State Committee
Sedgwick Kistler
Lock Haven
John M. Hemphill
West Chester
James J. Davis
Gifford Pinchot
Jefferson
Wilson
Gang War Ties Claimed To Bogus Bills Ring In Detroit And New York
Detroit reports six men arrested on counterfeiting after New York seizures of a printing plant and $900000 in bogus ten twenty and fifty dollar notes. Key figures include Frank Salimoni linked to Detroit gang warfare, and connections to John Butoni Dominick Castanza and Frank Tocco. Prosecution will move to New York for several defendants. Salimoni faces homicide charges.
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Detroit
New York
United States Secret Service
Frank Salimoni
Salimoni
Secret Service
John Butoni
Frank Tocco
Lincoln Park
Bitoni
Dominick Castanza
Castanza
Tocco
Philip L. Belfer
Ecorse
Jewels Recovered as Police Nab Seventh Suspect in Ring
New York reports police seized $15,000 in jewels and arrested the seventh suspect Max Nadel 55 with a long thief record. Five men and one woman had already been rounded up yielding about $800,000 in gems. A three and a half carat diamond was found on Nadel. Police recovered the remainder from a deposit box.
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New York
Max Nadel
Hie Safe Deposit
Labor Government Wins Second Lords Victory in Week
London reports the Labor government under Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald won its second victory in a week by defeating a House of Lords amendment 250 to 220. The dispute centered on a district coal levy linked to subsidies for coal exports, with Conservatives and Liberals opposing the levy.
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MacDonald
London
Ramsey MacDonald
House of Lords
Labor
Lords
J. H. Thomas
Navy Midshipmen to Be Commissioned Ensigns
Annapolis Md June 4 Six more Naval Academy midshipmen who tomorrow will be commissioned ensigns obtained marriage licenses today bringing to more than a score those who will wed as soon as naval regulations allow The usual wholesale ceremonies are in prospect for tomorrow after the commissions are presented to the 410 graduates by Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams Undergaduates as at West Point are not permitted
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Charles Francis Adams
Military Academy
West Point
Monalty
New Jersey Campaign Loses Most Picturesque Worker
Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow, wife of Charles A. Lindbergh, will stay near her daughter and miss campaign events in Burlington county for a week or more. The Lindberghs remain at Englewood with Colonel Lindbergh not flying recently.
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Newark
N. J
Republican
Senate
New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Burlington County
Lindbergh
Morrow
Englewood
Congress approves commission to handle minor offenses
The United States House passed the Christopherson bill allowing federal commissioners to handle minor traffic and petty offenses without a jury. Debate focused on prohibition and constitutional questions as the measure advances to the Senate with other related bills pending.
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Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
House
United States
Christopherson
Mitchell
Moore
Wickersham
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Summers
Texas
Browning
Tennessee
Tucker
Montague
Virginia
Baltimore Mayor Broening Announces Run for Maryland Governor
Baltimore mayor William F. Broening declared tonight his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor of Maryland. The move marks the first Republican entry in the race, joining incumbent Governor Ritchie who is seeking a fourth term, with one candidate already from each party declared.
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Baltimore
William F. Broening
Maryland
Broening
Ritchie
Zeppelin May Not Land at Seville due to Weather
The Graf Zeppelin reports uncertain landing at Seville because of bad weather and heads toward Lisbon. If it lands at Seville the time would be 6 0p. Spanish time or 1 p. m. Eastern, with position given as 38.30 latitude and 18.30 longitude, about 450 miles east of the Azores and 500 miles west of Lisbon.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
Zeppelin
Seville
Lisbon
San Miguel
Azores
Graf Zeppelin Faces Storm On Way To Seville
Seville awoke to heavy rains as the Graf Zeppelin battled a storm en route to the coast. Officials expected the airship to reach Seville after dawn with reception plans delayed by weather. About 500 Spanish soldiers stood by to moor the aircraft, while ground crews prepared for a lengthy tying down and onward trip to Friedrichshafen.
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Seville
Spain
Spanish
Mediterranean
Graf
Infante
Beatriz
Don Alfonso
Government Weather Bureau
Hugo Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Graf Zeppelin to Dock in Seville After Transatlantic Run
Captain Hubert Wilkins reports Graf Zeppelin moving toward Seville from Lakehurst New Jersey. Weather has been favorable with passengers enjoying the social atmosphere aboard the airship as it nears its European destination.
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New York
New York American
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Seville
Lakehurst
N. J
Spain
Azores
Navy plane climbs toward world altitude record
Lieutenant Apolo Soucek lifted from Anacostia in a Navy fighter and flew two hours seven minutes reaching about 42 000 feet though barographs must be checked for an official record. He previously held the seaplane altitude mark set June 4 1929.
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Washington
Apolo Soucek
Will Neuenhofen
Germany
Soueek
Soucek
Neuenhofen
House advances bill on minor prohibition cases before commissioners
Bishop James Cannon Jr refused to answer questions from the senate lobby committee. Additional points of order were raised in the senate against the tariff conference report.
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House
James Cannon Jr
Senate
Family in critical condition after suspected poisoned water at trough
A Cuayhoga Falls family of seven, Earl Booth and his wife Jennie with five children Irene Ronso Roma Elizabeth Doraldine, were hospitalized near Akron after suffering violent stomach pains from a suspected poisoned drink at a roadside trough on a trip from West Virginia. Mrs Booth revived briefly en route to Citizen's hospital but then lapsed again.
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Akron
Ohio
Citizen's
West Virginia
Baker murder suspect taken to Army barracks
Washington June 4 A government clerk Mary Baker was found slain near Arlington National Cemetery. Private Howard L Brewster was moved from his barracks to Arlington county jail after early May confession and later recantation. The murder warrant was issued by Trial Justice Harry R Thomas to Commonwealths Attorney William Gloth following examinations by army alienists and federal and local authorities.
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Washington
Mary Baker
Arlington National Cemetery
Howard L. Brewster
Arlington County
Virginia
Brewster
Harry R. Thomas
Commonwealth
William Gloth
Quiet Follows In Wake Of Glories Quiet
India’s fever of discontent cooled after clashes between police and Gandhi followers. Delhi reports a bank fire with $550000 damage, while Bombay sees a Moslem-led parade and mass meeting backing the congress program and urging boycott of British goods.
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Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Punjab
Madras
Delhi
National Bank of India
Chandi Chowk
Principal Street
Congress
all-India National Congress
Thaw Denied New Trial In Suit By Show Girl
New York June 4 Supreme Court Justice Levy denied Harry K Thaw a new trial in the suit of Marcia Estardus former actress who won a $25000 verdict last year Estardus charged Thaw attacked her with a hair brush in his apartment on New Year s Day 1922
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New York
Supreme Court
Levy
Harry K. Thaw
Marcia Estardus
Thaw
Miss Estardus
Bishop Denounces Virginia Expenditure Scrutiny
Washington reports Bishop James Cannon Jr. denounces committee scrutiny of $48,300 Jameson funds used in Virginia anti-Smith campaign. He presents district by district allocations and defends ministers, printers and organizers, arguing the effort singles out anti-Smith Democrats and threatens citizen rights.
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Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
E. C. Jameson
New York
James Cannon Jr
Virginia
Committee On Lobbying
Jameson
Democratic Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Richmond
Bluefield Institute Holds Commencement Address
Dr L J Corbly of Marshall College Huntington delivered the keynote at Bluefield Institute commencement recommending readers be judged by correctness pronunciation refinement manners and comprehension He urged graduates to apply tests of worth and reflection in daily life and work.
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Bluefield Institute
L. J. Corbly
Marshall College
Huntington
Bing
Pocahontas Fuel to Build 5000 Ton Twin-Tyne Tipple Near Crockett's Cove
Pocahontas Fuel Company plans a new town and a 5000 ton daily twin-tyne tipple near Crockett's Cove in Tazewell county. Construction of the Jacob's Fork branch and mine openings proceed with nine steam shovels and sawmills set to supply timber for buildings. The camp, between the tipple and Crockett's Cove, may expand toward Crockett's Cove as work advances, with Bishop named for chief engineer W A Bishop.
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Jacob's Fork
Norfolk and Western Railway
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Crocketts Cove
Tazewell County
McDowell County
Crockett’s Cove
Bishop
W. A. Bishop
Hatfield Holds Line on Eighteenth Amendment
United States Senator Henry D. Hatfield replies to a Philadelphia Record query stating he would vote in Congress in line with the eighteenth amendment regardless of a state referendum. He cites West Virginia’s 1912 and 1928 prohibition supports and warns against public opinion campaigns.
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West Virginia
Solon
Philadelphia Record
Huntington
W. Va
Herald-Dispatch Today
United States
Henry D. Hatfield
Congress
Hatfield
Governor Huey P Long Meets General McCoy In Bed Attire
In Baton Rouge on June 4, Governor Huey P Long greeted Brigadier General Frank R McCoy of the Southeastern Army Corps in his underwear while seated on his bed, a departure from formal exchanges. The officers found the scene humorous and no apology was needed.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Emden
Frank R. McCoy
Southeastern Army Corps
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