New Sensation Expected in Sinclair Trial
The trial of Harry F. Sinclair before Justice Jennings Bailey in Washington opens with jury selection seen as swift. Prosecution demands tight guard and aims to probe Continental Trading bonds linked to Fall ranch deals while defense vows to block excessive inquiries. Key witnesses include Robert W. Stewart and Mahlon F. Everhart as court rules on voir dire and evidence presentation.
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Washington
April
Bt'hs
Teapot
Harry F. Sincisir
Jennings Bailey
District of Columbia
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Wyoming
Albert D. Palt
el Paso
Texas
Sinclair
Fall
Sinclair m Jast
Continental Trading Company
Uberty Bonds
Iesse
Ainclair
New Mexico
Gontinental Company
Gloclair
Ory
Justica Bailey
Sustica Bailey
Donenyall
Washington Herald
William J. Burns
Car
Orin J. Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Robert W. Stewart
Post
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Senate Oil
Continent Wa
Mahlon
F. Everhart
Fah
Bindatr
Fallane
Willie Willis
A short syndicated piece shows Robert Quillen recounting a polite misstep involving Mrs Jones and a remark about Mamma and a maiden name in a light informal tone from 1926.
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Mre, Jones
Mamma
Foresee Action On Farm Relief
Congress moves toward major votes on farm relief flood control and related measures as the week opens. Senate sponsors expect passage of the modified McNary Haugen farm relief plan before week’s end. House likely to consider the Jones Reid flood bill amid budget concerns, while tax reduction and naval construction draw Senate and House scrutiny.
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Senate
Washington
Congress Till
Legisia
Catencar
House
Senate Finance Committee
Automobile Industry
Asd
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Mellon
Leglalstlen
Congress
Navy
Bop
Plesse
Three Confess Plot to Kidnap Rich Chicagoans
Chicago police report three of eight men arrested in the Thomas Gaynor kidnapping case confessed. They admit plans to abduct up to twenty Chicagoans for as much as 31,006,000 in ransoms. Leading figure Md Conlttfe is sought. others include William Lewis and Frank Carson. Gaynor recounts his abduction and rescue at Crystal Lake.
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Chicago
Thomas Gaynor
Gaynor
Detroit
MD Conlttfe
Saber Cat
Tancom
Lewis
Frank Carson
Harry Burna
Burton
Bose
Otto Schoen
Mn Roschouss
James O'Brien
Herma
Arthur Brows
Scheen
Jth Detective Bureau
Easter Promenade on Fifth Avenue Draws Heavy Throng
New York reports a record Easter parade on Fifth Avenue with thousands lining Park Avenue and streets. Weather proved ideal at 56 degrees, crowding autos and pedestrians as social leaders and society figures showcased spring fashion including Dernier Cri outfits and velvet fur stoles.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Sonny Sky
Indies
Park Avenue
America
Mera
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry G. Davis
Frank Gowld
Irving Brokaw
James Russel Lowell
Merlanny
Easter Sermon Declares Hope In Life By Rev Warren Stone
Rev Warren S. Stone of Sta. newbs Presbyterian Church in Easter fermont preached on The Living Hope. He linked life and death to faith saying love, hunger, thirst, and mortality are divinely instilled and that spring mirrors resurrection. He defined hope as the soul in flood, a steadfast trust grounded in God.
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Warren S. Stone
Kanawha Presbyterian
Warren 8. Stone
Sta.newbs Presbyterian Church
Easter Fermont
Blane
Jesus Christ
Christ
Presbyterian Pastor Activity of the Soul Noted
Fragmentary item notes a Presbyterian pastor and traveler observations describing inner activity of the soul. The garbled text hints at religious reflection and a travel scene but details are unclear.
Our God of Hope Addresses Life and Death
A speaker named Dr Stone contends life is filled with uncertainty except death. He urges facing life’s trials with courage, notes the instinct for immortality, and cites the mound builder artifacts as evidence of future needs, urging readers to turn to the promised continuation beyond the grave.
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Dr. Stone
Bia
Dy Ftone
Colums
Capital Easter Observances Bright in Washington
Washington residents and visitors marked Easter with religious services and festive sights. President Coolidge attended First Congregational Church with White House guests as early sun rose over cherry blossoms and forsythia along Meridian Hill and Potomac Park. Celestial displays and parades drew crowds while Walter Reed hospital hosted sunrise ceremonies.
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Sixteenth Street
Meridian Hill
Maessen
Potomac Park
Goelsha Girla
Japan
Puceni
Walter Reed Hospital
Wegoreen Amphitheatre
Thouxanda
Diplomatic Corps
Ae Bt
Patrick's
Sacred Head
Crossing a Log on the River and Farm News
Our Olcott correspondent reports Draw-hard crossing a 115 foot log during a rough day. A near drowning incident in the water is described as he was brought safely to shore. Later Rossinger visits Brounlund for cow fetch and returns home with food.
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Beffor
Chicago Judge Steps to Protect Voters in Close Primary
Chicago voters face tense final stage of the primary as campaigns clash over fair ballots. Officials vow protection at polling places amid fears of violence while Crowe Thompson and Small factions vie for State’s Attorney and Governor posts.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Charles 5. Deneen
Thompson
Robert E. Crowe
Len Small
Len Small Predict & Victory, Spearers
Small
Edmund Jarecki
Policaf
Michanl Hughes
Crowe
Jarecki
Crowe-Thompson-Small
Denean
Jorge Jobo
Withal
Lkely
Oscar Carlstrom
Louis L. Emmerson
Deneen
Judge Swanson
Diamond Joe Esposite
First of Delegates to National Conventions: To Be Named This Week
Illinois and Nebraska hold primaries Tuesday as leaders map strategy for a dozen aspirants. Delegates will be chosen in districts, with Cook County power and Hoovers forces clashing in the Illinois GOP contest. In Des Moines, Smith Meredith battle for 26 Democratic delegates under unit rules, while Iona's Iowa delegation leans toward Smith.
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Illinois
Nebraska
California
Associated Press
Washington
Alalom
Ohio
Lewisna
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Smith
Heed
Walsh
Oregon
Indiana
Acovet
Watson
Hoover
Tilneit
Cook County
Big Big" Thompson
Chicago
Is & Power
Smith Clolins Himes Smith
Jay
Llinois
Nebracks
Hitchcock
Ton Atace
Worris
Kansas City
Rhode Island
Idaho
North Carolina
New Mexico
Borah
Laree
Wednteray, Pallowers
Smithers
Utan
Slr
Porto Rico
Oklahomas
Renult
Benator Reed
Misayuri
Iona
Smith Des Moines
Lows
Gove
E. Smith
New Yote
Edwin Te Meredith
Des Motes
Alette
Des Moines
Hslf
Freadvyor
Cass
Meredith
Houston
Dockweiler
United Party
Pim
Colum
Rosenbloom Presses West Virginia Senate Bid Platform Call
Wheeling candidate former Congressman Herman Rosenbloom fires letters to Governor Gore outlining views on curbing injunctions trials for liberties naval spending to aircraft development bank deposits government. Gore plans speaking in McDowell county while publishers meet in Clarsburg May 10 11 with banquet May 10.
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Wheeling
United State Senate
Henmain Rosenbloom
Howard M. Gore
Rosenbloom
Gillen
West Virginia
Gore
Charleston
McDowell County
Cosswoot
Ada
Eeting
Bank Ieposits
Claresburg
West, Virginia
Willy Tetrick
Smith Takes Spurt in Second Count of Gazette Straw Vote
Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York leads in the Gazette straw vote second count with a surge fueled by votes from Southern West Virginia. Frank O. Lowden remains ahead overall, while gains for Reed, McAdoo, and Hughes shape the tallies. other candidates hold minor totals. Voters are urged to send ballots to the Gazette Vote Editor in Charleston, West Virginia.
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Smith
Alfred E. Smith
New York
James A. Reed
Missourian
William G. McAdoo
Thomas J. Wateh'e
Charles B. Hughes
Herbert Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
Nicholas Longworth
President Coolidge
BY. M. Neely
West Virginia
Owen D. Yount
Major WW Wertz
Brian
Cinzette
Charleston
W. Va
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Antonia Wheelin Bins
Michael
Enue Uren
Hero
Willie Willis
Robert Quillen
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Sylvia Pankhurst
Lylvia Pankhurst
England
Rose Child
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Hamrid Levy
Titeois
Catherine Powers
Vetrott
James I. Proctor
Sandwich
Prohibition Department
Iles
Cearly
Teatie
Presbyterian
Stone Agid
Ray, Warken
Stone
Olcott
Tara
Louisville
Red Cross
Rogers
Sampson
Lowdon
Gazette
Charleston, W. Va
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