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Bradenton Herald

Location

Bradenton, Florida, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1927

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Anti fascist sabotage claimed in Rome reaction to Pinedo incident

Rome newspapers blame anti fascist agents for destroying Commander de Pinedo seaplane at Roosevelt Dam Arizona. They praise U S offer of another aircraft and denounce sabotage as vile treason while predicting Italian triumph with a new machine. Page three continuation noted.

Rome de Pinedo Roosevelt Dam Arizona United States Popolo di Roma Pinedo America Ministery of Aeronautics Popelo di Roma Mussolini New York Italy Tde Pinedo Santa Maria Stroy

Death Toll From Wyoming Oil Plant Blast Reaches Sixteen

Parco Wyoming April 7 The oil still explosion at Producers and Refiners plant killed 16 people with three of six survivors in critical condition George Currey died last night and three others were given little hope Damage estimates range from a half to three quarters of a million dollars as the blast shattered most windows in the business district and damaged surrounding buildings.

Parco Wyo Producers and Refiners Corporation George Currey Busines

Marines sail for Shanghai aboard Henderson transport

One thousand six hundred fifty six marines plus supplies ready to depart San Diego aboard the Henderson for Shanghai. The sixth regiment joins forces at Shanghai under General Butler with six airplanes left behind for later transfer. Red Cross aid sent 400 pounds of candy by General Kuhn cheers departing sailors as engine repairs continue.

San Diego Henderson Shanghai Butler Marine Joseph E. Kuhn Coronado The Red Cross Robert Morris

Lutheran Missionary Missing In China Amid Abduction Fears

AP reports from Shanghai and Peking that 94 members of the Augustana Synod Mission of the American Lutheran Church are evacuating China. Dr. C. P. Frieberg of St. Peter Minnesota is missing and feared captured by bandits. The mission leaves property valued at $200,000 in northern Honan province.

Shanghai Augustina Synod American Lutheran Church China J. L. Benson New Haven Honan Peking C. P. Frieberg St. Peter, Minn Hong Kong

Delaware, Lackawanna seeks permission to distribute 92 million

The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for approval to distribute to its stockholders 92,006,000 dollars from treasury gains. The request was filed in Washington on April 7.

Washington Treasury Interstate Commerce Commission Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad

US air goodwill squadron leaves for Grenada

Four planes of the United States army goodwill squadron departed from here at 4 a.m. for St. George Grenada in the Windward Islands. The leg of the hop covers about one hundred miles.

Fort OF Spain Island OF Trinidad United States Army St. George Grenada Windward Islands

Greatest Celebration Plans For Bridge Opening In Bradenton

The general committee tentatively approves a city park barbecue next month to mark the Green bridge opening over the Manatee River. A baseball game, track meet, and regatta are planned with Palmetto Improvement Association joining Bradenton estimates. If banquet proceeds, baked meats and Brunswick stew will feed about fifteen thousand residents before speeches and entertainment at the park.

Ninth Street Amusment R Parker W. A. Lathrop Manatee River Bradenton Lathrop Peninsular Telephone Company

Plastic surgery remolds convict’s ugliness at San Quentin

San Quentin inmates seek postwar facial work to “go straight.” Jim Daly, 55, soon to be discharged, surfaced unrecognized ten days after plastic surgery that reshaped his features like an iron mask. Dr. Stanley has fielded requests from 22 others seeking operations to avoid old gang detection.

San Quentin Cal Jim Daly Dr. Stanley Stanley

Lowden for President Drive Expands to Three States

An organized effort to present former Illinois Governor Frank C. Lowden as a Republican presidential candidate is active in New York New Jersey and Connecticut with headquarters opened in New York. James Garrett treasurer of the Lowden for president association of New York Inc. announces the move.

New York Frank C. Lowden Illinois New Jersey Connecticut Lowden James Garrett Association of New York, Inc

Robbers Take Up To $20,000 In Rail Express Heist

Two armed men robbed the Chicago and Alton’s Lincoln Limited between Joliet and Chicago last night, gagging express messenger A A Gotthoff and conductor James Connery. The thieves, about 22 years old, divided cash, drafts and bonds from the safe, with officials unsure of the exact total.

Chicago Chicago and Alten Lincoln Limited Joliet A. A. Gotthoff Express Union Station Express Company Stephen Healey Gotthoff James Connery Frank Wenglass George Mitchell Connery

Memorial Service Honors Confederate Dead in Tampa

In Tampa on April 7 the annual memorial service of the Confederate Memorial Association honored fallen Southern soldiers. Charles J. Parkhill delivered the memorial address praising leaders and the women of the South, noting no bitterness and recalling Lee and Jackson as the community reflects on the past.

Tampa Fra South Confederate Memorial Association Charles J. Parkhill Florida Supreme Court Worl Lee Jackson Parkhill

King Ferdinand's Condition Improves in Bucharest

Bucharest April 7 reports King Ferdinand recovering from influenza with increased strength and better sleep noted overnight. The update from AP says the monarch showed continued improvement this morning.

Bucharest Ferdinand

Florida Legislature Names Committees in Tallahassee Session

In Tallahassee April 7 AP reports the appointment of the leadership and sixty committees for the morning session. Fred M. Valy of Jacksonville chaired the committee of appropriations with Rep Wallace Tervin of Trenton as vice chair. A long list of committee heads includes Rep Dillon Weeks and Rep McKenzie among others. The house sent four bills and received Governor Martin’s budget report detailing continued funding to avoid tax increases.

Tallahassee Fred M. Valy Jacksonville Representative Farms St. Petersburg Bishop Bullard Wales Campbell Carr Getzen Lewis Mackenzie Ike McKenzie Palatka Regis Victor Wester Wilson Wallace Tervin Tradenton W. B. Bishop Dillon Weeks Harris Valez Hendry Perry Smith Bell Agriculture F. L. D. Carr F. O. King W. R. Jackson A. O. Kanner R. L. Millioner Louis Victor A. D. Andrews E. F. Householder W. A. McKenzie B’—Shelton Phillips A. W. Weeks Frank J. Booth Clay Lewis T. W. Bryant W. T. Hendry H. Guy Crews James Booth George W. Scofield A. W. MacLelan Joe V. Dillon W. D. Bell H. E. Corry J. N. Kennedy Tom Connley W. W. Wester Public Roads and Highway Department W. A. Bonifay Ley Stanalker S. D. Harris C. 0. Andrews J. K. Christian J. M. Danny F. T. Weed B. M. Frisbee H. P. Perry William d. Cree House Budget Commission Martin Appropriations Committee

Gamble Mansion Decorated for Confederate Veterans Visit

Scores of Manatee county residents welcomed hundreds of Confederate veterans and kin arriving by special train from Tampa. The tour included Bradenton, Palmetto, Ellenton, and a stop at Gamble Mansion where Judah P. Benjamin hid. the building was adorned with red and white flowers, Stars and Bars, and a US flag.

Confederacy Judah I’. Benjamin Gamble Mansion Ellenton South Bimini Manatee County Bradenton Manatee Palmetto Atlantic Coast Line Tampa Cortez Road Gulf of Mexico United States Manatee River Gamble Judah P. Benjamin Confederac Juda P. Benjamin First National Bank Benjamin

Chicago mayor pledges war on sunmen and crooks

Chicago mayor elect Big Bill Thompson declares a hard line against gangsters. He forecasts a swift purge within ninety days, vows to restore police duties, and outlines a ten day post election tour ending back in Chicago. He intends to boost business and curb west side poverty.

Chicago Thompson New York Cleveland St. Louis London New Orleans Massachusetts West Side

Virginian Jailed In Triple Slaying

Henry Griffith a 49 year old Richlands Virginia man confessed to killing his wife Mollie and two friends Matthew and Mrs Lawson all of Richlands and formerly of Jesusco Tennessee Their bodies were found in Clinch River eight miles from Sword's Creek Virginia by a telegraph lineman Griffith is jailed in Russell County Virginia awaiting further proceedings in the case.

Efield W. Va Henry Griffith Richland Va Russell County Virginia Lebanon Harry H. Couch Griffith Mollie Griffith Matthew Lawson Richlands Jessico Tenn Clinch River Sword's Creek

Two Held For Use Of Mails To Defraud

Two men Reed R. Davisson of Cameron Oklahoma and Elmer C. Rateliff of Franklin Indiana were held for the federal grand jury under $2,000 bond each after arrest by federal inspectors on charges of using the mails to defraud. FE W. Tingle of Forsyth Georgia was discharged. Agents said they passed worthless checks for thousands of dollars of merchandise from a mail order house in Atlanta.

Tampa Fla Federal Grand Jury United States Williams Reed RR. Davisson Cameron Okla Elmer C. Rateliff Franklin Indy W. Tingle Forsyth Atlanta

Oregon Rabies Outbreak Endangers Southern Oregon Wildlife

In Klamath Falls Oregon a second rabies outbreak in a week threatens wildlife and livestock. Government agents and farmers kill rabid coyotes and contend with maddened cattle in dairy and beef herds. cattle losses total fourteen cattle and one calf amid attacks on workers.

Klamath Falls Ore Oregon HW. M. Andersen Klamath County Klamath District Anderson Dick Shatte

Judge Washington Appointed to North Carolina District

President Coolidge appointed Johnson J. Hayes of North Wilkesboro NS C to the newly created middle district of North Carolina as judge. Hayes succeeds in a pivotal post expanding federal judiciary within 1920s designation.

Washington Ajitil 7 Johnson J. Hayes North Wilkesboro NS. C Middle District North Carolina Coolidge

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Shrine OF Confederacy DePinedo Buffalo Charleston Nur Bhidgo Okishoma Pittaburah Raleigh - O St. Lous Salt Lake City Francisco Williston Florida Myers Renee CHIM Memorial Association Parkhill Speaks Reprov Valey Palmetto, Ellenton Sunmen Big Bill’ Thompson
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