Rural traffic stories reveal vast illicit trade network
A multi part expose promises full disclosure of nationwide illicit activity connected to rural trafficking. Witness statements under oath outline boat of boat legging schemes, coast guard encounters, and a stern warning from prohibition officials as investigators chase a $200,000 contraband cargo amid tense maritime cases and court proceedings.
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Sieur
Federal
Tenatrely
Bia
Honeycomb
Jnto Pall
Ibis
Allis Tecklese
Pratins
Norsln
Norsln Rin “Templates ‘Dangled, Delore Kovertimenti
Coast Guard Patrol
Unclear historical text on baseball players and opinions
Fragmentary report mentions Toronto and Pallaaihare and spring training camps. opinons on baseball mix with numerology and odd names like Weltner Lawitchee Stecee and Pop Ansot. References to Yankees and Coonie Mack appear, but details are garbled and no clear event or outcome emerges.
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Toronto
Pallaaihare 2
Weltner
Lawitchee
Stecee
Yankees
Mack
Gray Morbid Sentiments Amid Court Preview
Gray and Mrs Snyder, central figures in a sordid case, prepared for tomorrow's Supreme Court appearance in Queens County. Gray sobbed in a chapel during Palm Sunday services while Mrs Snyder pressed for a separate trial.
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Rott Bayder
Henry
Sun Gray
Albers Snyder
Disdaintwig
Pilean
Tomorsrow
Gray
Snyder
Supreme Court
Towtts and Gcudder
Queens County Court
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Mra
Guydera
Justice Beudder
Queen's County
Jolott
Istrict
Peng Prnstore
Samuel L. Miller
Wiliam
Millard
Counaal
Grey
Miler
Japan Hopes for Armament Pact Success
Tokyo reports Admiral Baltz and Admiral Saito favor a three power naval accord among United States Great Britain and Japan to reduce naval expenses. They see a possible separate track from broader disarmament and advocate limiting combined destroyer cruiser forces. They expect budget cuts and economic gains from progress at Geneva.
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Tokyo
Crealent -Coolidge
Aumiral Viscount Baltz
Geneva
Cormecspandens
Drea
Ballc
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Jmitt
Zaras
Adimbral Saito
Coolidge
Satta
Agid
Geddes' Rap at America triggers UK editorials
London April 10 The Westminster Gazette urges an explanation and apology from Auckland Geddes former British ambassador to the United States for a speech said to inflame anti British sentiment in America The editorial warns the government to repudiate Geddes and his alleged callous remarks seen as a political indiscretion stirring Anglo American tensions.
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London
Auckland Geddes
United States
Bleston
Piltal
Jiero
Westminster Gazette
Unitea Staten
Bir
Auckland
Judge Lindsey decries divorce as menace to youth
Atlanta April 10 Judge Ben Lindsey renowned Denver jurist visiting for a few days denounced critics who label him anti adoption and communist for opposing trial marriages. He argued divorce is a major cause of juvenile delinquency, citing U S data and urging education and moral guidance over threats. He blamed church doctrines for sexual secrecy and urged modern views to prevent moral decay among unmarried men aged 20 to 30.
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Atlanta-Ga
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Atlant
Lindsey
Boviet. Com
United States
Celine Quetcy
Chile
Fuller
Shyone
Java
Chanell Ie
Sacco and Vanzetti Faces Death Sentence Backlash
Boston reports renewed debate over the death penalty for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti after Judge Webster Thayer sentences others while Governor Fuller’s clemency option lingers. Critics warn of delaying tactics and international protest as appeals and possible transcripts surface.
Soviet Embassy Staff to Quit Peking Office
Moscow demands satisfactory terms from the Peking government after a raid on the Soviet embassy. One sign of protest recalls the charge d affaires and entire staff. only consulate personnel may remain in Peking. Also notes protests by five powers and ongoing northern military moves near Yangtze and Chinklang amid Japan and international pressure.
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Preiss
Moscow
Russia
Peking
Bower
Ite
Gorlet
Hererthvese
Pekir
Agam Playea
Ste Padley
Milk and Hay Tale From Olcott Farmyard
From our Olcott correspondent a bustling rural scene unfolds with Hester Dulngertieid clashing with a cow and a bucket, while Uncle George and Walter Holstein chase hay, crocks, and small mischief around the hill. The report frogs between domestic bustle and rustic misadventure, with a visit to the inn and a note on local trades and oddities.
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Pauley
OnAm
Chapomn
George
Bern
Walter Holstein
Oleatt
Brawley Withdraws Bid for Charleston Mayor Seat
Robert M. Brawley announces withdrawal from the Charleston mayoral race set for April 18. He vows to stand by his decision as the Democratic party weighs its next move at a mass meeting at the Charleston Armory.
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Brawley
Rata
Robert
Brawley Democratic
Jaaned
Robert Mc Brawley
Forte
Mante
Armory
Mre Brawley
Joseph N. Kenna
CIA
Concen
Democratic Party
Democratic
Charleston Armory
State and
Goshe Ij
Brawleysat
By. M. Braweley
Rigtown
Mets
N. Princ
Kenta
Aly
Education committee to rule on Jividen bill in Charleston
The education committee of the state abate will meet this morning to consider action on the Jividen school bill with a view to reporting to the lower house. The measure has stirred local interest as a proposed law faces opposition from the Tarant- Teachers' Association of Charleston and has prompted a public hearing in Morgantown on the charter amendment dealing with municipal ownership of the electrical power company. A large Morgantown delegation of over 200 residents attended to press their case. The legislature resumes work today with sessions at 10 and 2.
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Boston
Ciizens Gee
Dedham
Webster Thayer
Nicole Bacco
Darislomra Vincetti
Crete
Draintrre Eesen Yente
United States
Saccor
Vapretti
William G. Thompson
Alvan T. Fuller
Jim
Povernor
Doston Yeaterday
I ‘Ile Deak
Senitenete
Tenta
Lis
Charleston
Sacco
Yanzett
Todzerli
Dedham County
Court House
Massachusetts
Bacco
Vanzett
Thayer
Dse
Bett
Theo Coult
Jude
Vanzerti
Ie Wpper
Tower House
Senate
Tarant- Teachers’ Association of
Wek Ae
Morgantown
Legislatura
Dylise
Sealed Express Car Looted by Robbers
A Chicago Burlington and Quincy Express train en route from Denver to Chicago was robbed near Monmouth after leaving Burlington. Merchandise valued at over a thousand dollars was taken from a sealed express car, with some currency missing. rail company officials pursue the thieves who reportedly fled in an automobile toward town.
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Burlington
Chicago, Hurlington & Quitey
Rattroedt Trath
Denver
Chicago
Galentiurg
American Halirsy Express Company
Express Company
Railway Delec
Mbbers
Monmouth
Will Rogers Denounces Lame Duck Mayors In Chicago
The article records Will Rogers railing against lame duck mayors and urging reform in Chicago. It notes political figures, voting concerns, and calls for action by Congress and the Senate to address salaries and corruption. The piece mentions flowers, undertakers, and local advertising as background details.
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Will” Rogers
Chicago
West Chester students demand return of profs
Liberal club members and students at West Chester normal school held a meeting to urge reinstatement of professors Robert Bertin and John A. Kinmenan arguing freedom of thought and speech. Principal Andrew Thokins Binitt confirmed no action beyond potential faculty reorganization, while telegrams of support arrived from Harvard Liberal Club and Fordham College via The New Student magazine.
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West Chester
Pua
Andrew Thokins Binitt
Weat Cheater Normal Acout
Liberal Club
Fareting
Ota
mumiber_- aid
Auamataseee
Yeachiora Ars
Robert Bertin
John A. Kinneman
Pan Adehce
Kertin
Sid Ih
Kinnes Nian
Mazeur
American Legion
Jed
Kerlin
Kinhemda
Ihn
Liversl Cub
Achoo
Mazur
Harvard University
Floods Ravage Kansas Crops Across Several Rivers
Reports from Kansas indicate Okisyome and Southern Hankam streams have caused widespread flood damage. Rivers rising and retreating, fields inundated, and early spring crops severely damaged across Independence, Parsons, Chickasha, and southeast Kansas. Many farmers face hardship as floodwaters recede leaving mud and uncertainty about yields.
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Kansas City
Okisyome
Hkancam
Independence
Chickasha
Dowthema - Okhoma
Washita
Awotien
Kansas
PTA Ny
Baitom
Willie Willis story fragment from Buffalo Bits column
Fragmentary note references Willie Willis and a Buffalo Bits column with unclear context and scrambled wording. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable phrases. Further text needed for a proper summary.
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