Roosevelt Wins New Hampshire Delegates In Primary Fight
Roosevelt secured New Hampshire eight delegates as part of a broader Democratic struggle with Smith for the national convention. Official returns show Roosevelt pledged candidates winning by about 4500 votes in a mixed urban rural turnout, with Roosevelt favored in cities beyond Keene Berlin and Manchester. The Massachusetts Massachusetts and Minnesota scenes followed with debates and alternative delegations shaping the national slate.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Roosevelt
Granite State
Uwo
Smith
Keene
Berlin
Manchester
Dent Hoover
Minnesota
Fercely
Chicago
Lindbergh Baby Still Missing as Negotiations Continue
The Lindbergh kidnapping case remains unresolved with no identification of the abductors. Negotiations are reportedly in the hands of Morris Rosner of New York, while officials insist progress is being made and the child is believed safe. Authority figures fear a trap could delay ransom payment and return.
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Olonel Lindbergh
Federel
Underworld
Morris Rosner
New York
War Era Price Controls Proposed by Commission
The war policies commission urged Congress to grant live wartime authority to set prices and profits and urged a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to regulate prices of real or personal property during war. It also suggested a 22 percent tax on income above a three year average and noted Senator Vandenberg introduced related measures.
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War Policies Commission
Congress
Commission
Senate
Arthur A. Vwandenberg
Michigan
Judiciary Committee
Hoover and Congress Clash Over Government Costs
President Hoover backs broad administrative cuts with Congress while House Democrats seek concrete proposals. Brig Gen Frank T. Hines backs targeted veteran aid reductions, urging action not included in last December's message. Senate agriculture bill inflates total to 177,424,708 after amendments.
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Hoover
Congress
House
Byrnes
Senate
McKellar
King
Tydings
De Valera Wins Irish Free State Presidency and Sees Oath Key Issue
De Valera secures the Irish Free State presidency with 72 seats for his Fleann Fail party, Cosgrave's party at 56, Labor 7, independents 17. He governs with Labor support while aiming to expunge the oath of allegiance to the British king. Cosgrave vows opposition but cooperation, while Britain faces growing Irish political realignment. In India, Gandhi’s movement gains strength with Moslem priesthood backing nationwide liquor shop pickets and closing Muslim higher institutions to mobilize students. In Detroit, a riot at the Ford plant leaves four dead, 50 injured, and Harry Bennett beaten as authorities consider murder charges against Communists and syndicate-linked figures.
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Samon
di Valera
Cosgrave
de Valera
William 2. Foster
Rouge River
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Harry Bennett
Ford Service Department
Foster
Wiro
Harry 8. Toy
Rance Mourns Aristide Erland and M. Briand Legacy
The world mourns Aristide Erland, leading European advocate of international amity, who died of uremic poisoning and was buried quietly at his country estate. France also notes M. Briand, almost seventy, who served as premier twelve times and foreign minister, a key figure in Locarno and Kellogg treaties and proponent of the United States of Europe. The United States mourns John Philip Sousa, famed bandmaster and composer, who led the Marine Corps band for twelve years and later formed a world touring ensemble. He served as musical director during the Great Lakes naval training routine.
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Aristide Erland
Oeherel
M. Briand
Germany
Frank B. Kellogg
United States of Europe
Brigad
United States
John Philip Sousa
Marine Corps Band
Great Lakes
Colorado Springs Couple Weds in Quiet Ceremony
considerable interest attended the marriage of Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick former congresswoman Illinois and Albert G Simms former member of congress Albuquerque Colo. After the ceremony the couple left for Albuquerque where they will reside The marriage was not a surprise as friends had long suspected it would occur.
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Colorbdo Springs
Colo
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Dlinois
Albert G. Simms
Albuquerque
Congress
Rebellion in Inlandys Ends with Lapua Leaders Surrender
Lapua movement leaders surrender after evacuation of Manisali and march to Tusky. They lay down arms. chieftains jailed and likely tried for high treason. Suspected Communist Interma thong funded the revolt.
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Manisali
Tusky
Intermathong
Citizens' Recon striction backs trade chapters funds return
National reports credit the Citizens' Recon striction led by Frank Enex of Chicago with funneling hoarded money back into trade chapters to restore public confidence, aiding Western Mowcrete.
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Citizens’ Reconstriction Organization
Frank Enex
Chicago
Man with two wives wakes to arrest in Kansas City
Peter Van Diest thirty five was jailed on bigamy charges after his two wives, Velma Diest of Kansas City Kansas and Fern Wells of Kansas City Missouri, reported him missing then discovering he had married both within days of his disappearance. He claimed drink led to the double marriage and involuntary irresponsibility.
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Kansas City
Peter van Diest
van T Diest
Velma Diest
Kan
Justice Court
Veli
Fern Wetla
van Utes
Arizona
von Mest
Wella
Denver
Quarrel Ends in Death of Youth by Own Rifle Shot
In Washington, Elmer Tippenk twenty fired a .22 through his head after a quarrel with sixteen year old Lucy Body. Lucy found the body in the Korenn room at 200 block Fourteenth Place NE. TIPPenk, unemployed, lived with his brother-in-law. Miss Body had earlier quarreled with him.
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Washington
Lucy
Elmer
Elmer Tippens
N. BE
Bor'a
Todd Plaice N. E
Tippena
Interme
Tippenk
Rubber Tube Provides Food for Patient in Columbus Ohio
Six year old Alan Holycross in a Columbus hospital has not swallowed food for ten months yet remains in perfect health. A lye burn years ago damaged his esophagus, an incision was made, and a rubber tube now delivers liquid food six times daily. Doctors hope he will be normal in six to seven years.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pfor
Alan Holycross
Alan
Ancient Fort Ruins Found Near San Antonio by Museum Party
Four petrified logs found near Kernes City are believed to be ruins of Santa Crus de Cibola, an ancient Spanish roadway garrison built in 1704 by Governor Sandoval to guard the highway from San Antonio to Matagorda Bay, according to Captain M L Crimmins of the Witte Memorial Museum expedition.
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San Antonio
Santa Crus de Cibola
Witte Memorial Museum
Kernes City
Sandoval
Cpt
M.L. Crimmins
Matagorda Bay
Milwaukee Man Given Five Years After Burglary Conviction
Forty five year old Milwaukee resident William Lovely who has spent twenty years in Wisconsin prisons was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary after conviction on a burglary charge in Racing. He testified that a handgun used against arresting officers was stolen by him during a previous burglary at a Racing soft drink plant.
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Milwaukee
William Lovely
Wisconsin
Lovely
Iowa Hen Makes Up for Vacation Days
One of H. B. Hopp's hens lays an egg each day but when working she produces a double egg weighing about six ounces. The shell measures six by nine inches in circumference and contains another complete egg inside.
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Keokok, Lowe
H. B. Hopp
Hopp
Will of David Bridgman Metchim Forbids Hearse On Burial
The will from David Bridgman Metchim of Wimbledon bans an auto hearse. He requests a traditional last ride behind horses for his burial.
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Wimbledon
England
David Bridgman Metchim
Deer Slips on Pavement Near Medford Breaks Neck
A deer slipped on the pavement north of Medford Oregon and broke its neck. Local families in need from the area reportedly rely on venison from the animal.
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Medford
Ore
Here
Western Indians Fight for Fishing Rights
Indian tribes of the Yakima Warm Springs Umatilla and Lapwal clash with private landowners near the Dalles over fishing access alleging treaty rights violations. United States Attorney George Netner prepared to sue if needed to enforce fishing rights and reservations under the 1985 treaty provisions.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia River
Yakima
Warm Springs
Umatilla
Lapwal
Dalles
Indiana
United States
George Netner
Department of Interior
Visitor held thirty days at Fairmont jail for white ale find
Harry Davidson entered Fairmont county jail as a visitor and was detained thirty days as a guest. Guards found a half plot of white alcohol on him and he was fined 100 dollars in addition to the sentence.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Harry Davidson
First Jailbreak in 1791 York Village Maine
A historic escape at Ye Old Gaol in York Village Maine marks one of America's earliest fall deliveries of prison unrest. In 1791 five prisoners cut bars and fled, an event now highlighted by the museum housed in the former jail built seventy eight years earlier.
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York Village
Maine
Night transcontinental mail flight marks aviation milestone
Eleven years ago nine pioneer pilots completed a night time mail flight along unlit airways to urge Congress to fund coastal to coast airway lighting. The relay from San Francisco to Chicago set a 33 hour 20 minute record, spurring about 1 million dollars in improvements and helping United Airlines expand its long route network.
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Chicago
Weilds
Congress
Ray Little
Frank Yager
Jock Koight
New Fy Mall
Pasted Airlines
San Francisco
New York
Out for Decathlon as O Brynn Aims for U S Team
Frank O Brynn of the University of Nevada trains for a potential berth on the United States decathlon squad at the 1882 Olympics. The football and track star is shaping up as a leading contender in the classic event.
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Frank O'Bryan
University of Nevada
Meno
United States
Olym O Brynn
Who Was Who in the Philadelphia Silver Dollar Portrait
A Philadelphia schoolteacher Ann Williams became the model for a 1878 silver dollar portrait crafted by engraver George Morgan after artist Thomas Eakins connected them. Despite rumors of the engraver’s passion, Williams continued teaching at the House of Refuge and valued her art study as a personal joy.
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Ann W. Willims
Philadelphia
George Morgan
Aliss Williams
House of Refuge
Philadelihia
Thomas Eaking
Ar. Morgan
Miss Williams
Mize Williams
The Sweet Adeline Romance Behind a Famous Song
The article recounts how Richard Gerard wrote Sweet Adeline inspired by a New York department store clerk. Harry Armstrong set the tune in Greenwich Village during a twenty minute writing session. The song faced initial indifference but later sold over 10 000 copies at 80 cents each.
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Adeline
Hichard Gerard
Brunet
New York
Lee
Gerard
Sweet Adeline
Greenwich Village
Harry Armstrong
Swee Adeline
Masic
Daisy Bell
Armstrong
Sir
The Marquesa de Montmayor and Madame de Sevigne
A portrait of Madame de Sevigne the seventeenth century letter writer, contrasted with the tragic figure of Marie de Balutin-Chonta. The narrative notes Sevigne's prolific correspondence and its role as a proto news source amid early postal and stagecoach networks.
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Madame de Sevigne
Woris
Provence
Thoroton Wilder
Sar Luis Mey
Marie de Balutin-Chonta
Privence
Western Newspaper Union
Rodins Gates of Hell Installed in Parts
The Gates of Hell by Auguste Rodin is reported set up in sections rather than as a single sculpture as originally intended by the artist. The Thinker is noted in connection with the project, reflecting the evolving display plan for the masterwork.
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Hell
Rodin
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