Xtra Session in Revenue May Be Short-Lived
Reports indicate the extraordinary session called by Governor Gore may adjourn after a brief period. Republicans debate adjourning for three months to consider proposed tax increases and other revenue measures. The aim is to pass revenue laws, fund state buildings, and address arms regulation, with legislative calendars focused on adjournment and local farming and business interests pressing for a pause.
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East
Gore
Callias
Department of Public Safety
Walt
Bad
Esteen
Younty
Sena
Wap
Yece
Rman
J. Later
Lewis County
Yoneda
FH. Marsh Dear
Minerality
LM. Robinson
Hersh Coun
Dean ‘Ed
Jances E Crew Held In Mobile Jail On Serious Charge
The master and members of the crew of the auxiliary schooner Frances, captured with a cargo off the Florida coast, were jailed in Mobile awaiting grand jury action. Each pleaded not guilty and were held in bonds of 2300 dollars. About 618000 in sugar valued cargo on board when seized.
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Mambera
Frances
Fiorida
Coast Guard
Get
Burget
de Echooner
Sigguor
Kingwood Mine Guard Foils Dynamite Plot Near Coal Plant
In West Virginia a guard at the Kingwood area thwarted an attempted dynamiting of a Bernard Coal Company plant. Shots were exchanged as two gunmen fled toward Kingwood. one man believed wounded, later details unresolved. Investigators and local officials pursue the case with questions about motives and identities.
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Bernard Coal Company
Kingwood
West Virginia
Uneve Ceasfal
Upale
Chie
Iaistol
George Holeninged
Whiehmin
Oo Fusthuly
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Believe Roth
Crowe to Lead Prosecution in Shepherd Murder Case
In Cricado on April 25 1981 Hubert E Crowe said he will lead the prosecution of William F Shepherd accused of murdering his millionaire ward William Nelson Meclinstey. Assistant State's Attorney Gorman and prosecutors Sharbaron Savage and Marshall will assist. Coroner Oscar Wolf said new witnesses will be called before the coroner's jury by Thursday night. Eleven witnesses for the prosecution were filed with Judge Thomas Lynch as the trial date set for March 28.
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Hubert E. Crowe
William Fs. Shepherd
Willian Nelson
Young McChintock
Hin
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Oscar Glyon
Shepherd
Oscar Wolf
Thonas Lynch
Klan Members Held on Traffic Charge
Police arrested six men in Ku Klux Klan regalia directing traffic near Advent Christian church on Randolph Street during a funeral service. They were charged with interfering with traffic and released on own recognizance to appear before Judge Bobbitt in police court.
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Ku Klux Klan
Advent Christian Church
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Thorne
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Tichtenamt
Westfall
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Clendenin
Silverman
Comer
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Arkmann
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Servial
Bobbitt
Lodge Will
Bulgarian judge killed on bench shocks Belgrade
Dispatches from Sofia report the president of Bulgaria's Supreme Court killed by a revolutionary who broke guard and rushed the bench. Police thwarted a planned Foreign Minister Kalfoff assassination and arrested suspected couriers in Varna and Sofia amid tension.
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Iligna
Belgrade
KROME
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Kalfoff
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Buttade
Cape
Fleet War Exercises Explore U S Navy Function
Secretary Wilbur stated the war game would be deemed successful if the United States fleet functions under near real conditions. Navy officials expect several days to conclude the exercise, with decisions pending based on outcomes across phases of the battle.
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Wilbur
Nethlone
United States
Metal Advicas
Navy Department
Woman Held Prisoner on Barge Five Years Feud Flares
Jersey City police probe a decades old feud after a young woman, daughter of one bargeman, was held captive on a coal barge for five years. Her husband’s family and the girl’s father accuse each other as authorities consider charges related to the confinement and a wedding dispute.
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Jersey City
Valdin
Weunal
School Board Plans May Election and Commencement Address
The school board outlines a May election with two Republicans and one Democrat to be chosen. Plans include contracts for new school furniture, commencement exercises May 15 with Dr. Edwin A. Alderson of the University of Virginia as speaker, and voting places listed for multiple wards.
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Virginia University
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Hull
Edwin A. Aldarsan
University of Virgina
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Actions Board
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Peo Lkeenth Company
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Amd
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Kanawha
Fatrick Street
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Tharleston
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Wighey School
Fifth Ward
Belmy
Michigan
Nate Wwity
Watts Street
Corporation Herne
Liventeest
Jhs Riya
Serroe
Moses Opposes Dawes Support in Senate Vote
Washington April 1 Vice President Dawes will not receive support from Senator Moses of New Hampshire in his court to praise the new vice president. Moses, a Republican, predicts a tense Senate session as he returns to Washington and comments on the reception Dawes received. He also weighs in on the German presidency, noting mixed sentiments over Von Hindenburg's appointment.
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Nturck
von Hindenburg
Geremousy
Atlanta Prison Center Under Investigation In March Feud
A revived poverty relief drive at Atlanta federal prison faced a corruption probe yesterday. Officials led by Warden Snook found contraband and suspect collaboration with outside figures amid a wider effort to locate the drug source.
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Georgia
Atlantal
Ath TaTitia Federal
Widiny
Wienin
Snuok
Britain Returns to Gold Standard and Tax Cuts
London reports Britain has resumed the gold standard under Winston Churchill as chancellor. The budget cuts income tax for low earners and expands pension and insurance measures while restoring the gold standard and restricting gold exports.
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Winston Spencer Churchil
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Dry Fleet Seizes French Schooner Under Patrol
Reported in April 18 New York dispatches, a British or American patrol captured a French schooner after a delay near New Jersey. The cargo valued at about 150 005 dollars was taken aboard the Pioneer and taxied into port while officers investigate the seizure and the ship’s claim of repairs and a Nassau destination. A prior capture in October is noted, with ongoing inquiries into crew status and ownership.
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Mintlee Tagitta
Cusyams House
Tate
Coote
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Nassau
Hehumas
Erie Wort
Rhury Jrk
New Jong
Mousmen
Cmd
Culbertson Gets Bucharest Post
A garbled report notes Culbertson’s appointment to a Bucharest post amid unclear lines about diplomatic postings and associated figures. The piece references Easton and Bernanien entities in a fragmented account of foreign service moves and potential settlements.
MIDWEST POLICE PROTEST OVER COAL RATE CASE AND RAIL MATTERS
Reports from Washington April 28 describe Midwest police and coal industry groups pressing for rate adjustments and opposing lake shipments. Testimony before Interstate Commerce Commission focuses on potential harm to coal purchasers in West Virginia Kentucky Illinois and neighboring states. Authorities note broader economic stakes and rail shipping policies as key factors in the dispute.
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Wrettle
Washington Brea
Walldine
Washington
D. C
Lorenzo Alte
Virginia
Akenticky
Pennsylvania
Serins
Rabronda
Continue search for missing girl in Granville area
Reported today the search for 11 year old Lucille Onatterim and Earl Woods ward intensified into the sixth day of the mountain chase near Granville. A reward of 100 dollars was posted for Woods ward and volunteers from Granville Braintree Hancock and Northfield joined the manhunt.
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Lucille Onatterim
Earl Woodsward
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Uncieat
Anon Soherat
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Atere
Ontledt
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Ettacons
Granville
Braintree
Hancock
Northfield
Noverhor Franklin &, Riltings
Woodward
Advertising holds sway at film industry convention
The International Convention wrapped up with a plan to boost advertising across 3 699 daily papers in the United States and beyond to promote film production. Leaders announced the event would become an annual gathering with next year’s meeting set for an overseas city, possibly Paris.
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Florida Solons Seek Protection for Flappers
A Florida House proposal aims to curb references to women nicknamed Flappers calling them dignitary protected. Representative Branch of Tallahassee introduces a resolution denouncing depictions likening young women to painted fronts and empty attics. The measure advances for future debate.
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le Menuire
Seri
German Cabinet Endorses Continuation After President Elect
Berlin April 28. The German cabinet met and, after a report by Chancellor Luther on his talks with President-elect Von Hindenburg, agreed unanimously to remain in office. Ministers argued the constitution does not require resignation with a new president. Some Reichstag observers doubt Hindenburg will let the current cabinet stay unchanged. Luther plans to address industrialists tomorrow on the presidential vote’s significance for internal and foreign policy.
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Chanevellor Luther
Wihh
von Hindenburg
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Luther
Stresemann
Reichstag
Weather Drives Los Angeles Flight Delay and Departure
The Weather Bureau forecast fair conditions but rain was still predicted. The airship Los Angeles, commanded by George W. Steele, was set to depart at noon for Puerto Rico once its outer cover dried after soaking and the mooring lines were secured.
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Examiners Start Work on Pittsburgh Bank Books
Examiners begin inventorying the closed Pittsburgh bank after a Monday shutdown. Official actions by the state and Federal Reserve follow a director's recommendation. Bank leaders defend the financial condition and expect reopening if conditions are met.
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Glasses Pail to Have Significance in Tragic Case
Chicago police questioned Frank Kocu rek, a restaurant manager and former butcher, after a woman's torso was found in a catch-basin. Authorities believe the body may be his wife, possibly killed a year earlier, with differing accounts from Kocu rek about kidnapping and infidelity. Investigations expand to Indiana where a charred, dismembered body found near Chesterton remains unidentified with two prevailing theories about origin and suspect.
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Rail
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Kocurek
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Kecurek
bin Wile
Anna Matylonly
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Ueurek
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Porter County
Miller
Reds to Get New Playing Field in Cincinnati
Obio April 28 The Cincinnati National League club plans a new stadium seating 51000 at a cost of 1500000 to be used for baseball soccer boxing and other clean sports The project aims to be home for the team and a broader sports venue announced by August Herrmann president of the Cincinnati Baseball Club. 4
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Augube Herrmann
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