Herriot Falls Before Anrat F Senate Foes
Paris reports Premier Herriot defeated by a hostile Senate majority led by ex Prime Minister Poincare. Herriot resigned to President Doumergue after a six hour battle. Anatole de Monzie and Briand are favored as potential successors amid Cartel des Gauches maneuvering. Herriot rode with his chauffeur Francois after leaving the Elysee.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Herriot
Senate
Raymond Poincare
Poincare
Doumergue
Paul Painiere
Chamber of Deputies
Justin de Selves
Chamber
Cartel Des Gauches
Anatole de Monzie
Aristide Briand
Joseph tCaillaux
Jules Steeg
Algeria
Painleve
Elysee Palace
Quai D’orsay
Francois
M. Israel
Israel
Clementel
M. de Monzie
Francois Marsal
Ex Kaiser to Fund Hindenburg Presidential Bid
Berlin April 10 The Nationalists plan a slush fund of 6,000,000 gold marks for Field Marshal von Hindenburgs presidential campaign. The Kaiser is chief contributor with 1,000,000 marks, others include junkers and former princes. Hindenburg will not speak publicly, speeches written for him, as the plan centers on his public image. The Nationalists face weak support from People's party and Reichs bloc, making victory unlikely in 1925.
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Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Junkers
von Hindenburg
East Prussia
People’s Party
Reichsbloc
von Ndenburg
Tom Disanga's jail stay grows as bigamy threat looms
In Ogden Utah on April 10 Tom Disanga 60 sought refuge in Weber County Jail saying his wife nagged him into illness. He plans to sleep while authorities puzzle over his case. His wife urged him to return home and threatened bigamy charges from Italy to the present marriage. He remains content to stay in jail.
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Ogden
Utah
Tom Disanga
Weber County
Italy
Fortune Of Foundling Heiress Joy Leeds Shocks Nation
Joy Louise Leeds, once a foundling, was revealed as the wealthiest child in the United States. Warner M. Leeds left her over 4 million dollars, plus her foster mother's 4 million estate, with guardianship and trust terms set. The origin of the heiress remains unknown, traced to a foundling birth in 1913.
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New York
Leeds
United States
Gloria Caruso
William A. Clark
John Jacob* Astor
John
Emily
Edward
E. B. McLean
Washington
Joy Louise Leeds
Henry Abbott
Bellevue
Katherine Kennedy
Child's Hospital
John C. Moore
William B. Leeds
Anastasia
Greece
Christopher
Constantine
Mrs Tinney Files Divorce Action Against Frank Tinney
Mrs Edna Davenport Tinney filed divorce papers against comedian Frank Tinney in Brooklyn Supreme Court with service by publication. The suit seeks custody of their 7 year old son Frank Jr and previously sought 750 weekly alimony and 5000 in counsel fees. Tinney is in England and Imogene was tied to the case via affidavits and hotel records.
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New York World News Service
New York
Edna Davenport Tinney
Frank Tinney
Supreme Court
May
Brooklyn
Tinney
England
Irs
Imogene Wilson
Imogene
Frank
London
Henry H. Oshfin
Royal Turk's Head
Newcastle
Child Dies After Weeks in Coma from Sleeping Sickness
In Chippewa Falls Wisconsin on April 10 Jene Marie Benjin a 3 year old girl died after three weeks in a deep sleep attributed to sleeping sickness authorities reported no further details about illness or cure sought by family the case adds to regional health concerns related to the disease.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Jene Marie Benjin
Cincinnati to get 1,000,000 bushel public grain elevator
The Early & Daniel Company plans a new 1,000,000 bushel public grain elevator in Cincinnati under the federal warehouse act. Costing 350000 to 400000 dollars, it will feature sixteen concrete silos and be built at Hopple street near the C and H railroad crossing.
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Cincinnati
Early & Daniel Company
Hopple Street
Fairmount
H. Lee Early
Early
United States
Department of Agriculture
Clinton Springs Distilling Company
Ludlow Avenue
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
W.S. Hartley Company
St. Louis
Martin Tislow
Indianapolis
Ind
Early & Daniels Company
Fairmount Grain Elevator Company
A. Julius Freiberg
Murray Elsfelder
A. C. Gale Grain Company
E. B. Terrill
Robert L. Early
Ohio Clemency Board Grants Paroles to 119
The State Clemency Board, meeting in Mansfield, Ohio, granted paroles to 119 inmates from the Ohio State Reformatory, refused 27 paroles, and ordered three released to other authorities. Names and tentative release dates listed include Hamilton County applicants and dates May 1 May 15 June 1 and July 1 for several individuals.
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Mansfield
State Clemency Board
Ohio State Reformatory
Hamilton County
Larry Jones
Robert Gilb
William Maxberry
William Blank
Charles Harris
Robert Andrews
Frank S. Randall
Cal Whitehead
George Plogman
Brownie Gagan
Charles Nutter
Ira Burton
Auto left Herrin sought in dynamiting
An investigation into the Herrin Illinois dynamiting of a store owned by Clarence and Marshall McCormack focused on a car that sped away after the blast. No arrests, no injuries. McCormack, once active in Williamson County Ku Klux Klan circles, is running for mayor on the Citizens ticket with klan and anti klan backers. A prior explosion damaged the Fowler Apartments injuring Mr and Mrs Fowler.
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Herrin
Ill
Clarence
Marshall McCormack
Marshal McCormack
Williamson County
S. Glenn Young
McCormack
Citizens
Fowler
Harry Fowler
Hollywood screen stars Glass and Adoree announce engagement
Gaston Glass and Rene Adoree, motion picture players, announced their engagement today in Hollywood. The wedding date was not revealed. Several months must elapse before Miss Adoree's interlocutory divorce decree from Tom Moore, also of the screen, becomes final.
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Hollywood
Cal
Gaston Glass
Rene Adoree
Motion Picture Players
Miss Adoree
Tom Moore
Auto Editor Saves The Day In West Frankfort Print Shop
West Frankfort Illinois April 10. Byron Elkins of the West Frankfort American demonstrates an auto press system that powers his shop with a gasoline motor. He claims a 1500 papers per gallon efficiency and a print rate of thirty miles per hour for his daily edition.
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West Frankfort
Byron Elkins
Elkins
Aged Indian Air Woman's Device to Get Fortune
Jackson Barnett of Oklahoma seeks DC court relief to stop Anna Laura Lowe from taking $200000 Barnett's funds at Riggs National Bank Washington and to salvage a $500000 gift to the American Baptist Home Mission Society. Barnett, an octogenarian deemed incompetent, alleges Lowe lured him into marriage across several states beginning in 1920 and seeks to nullify alleged coercive arrangements and potential gifts amid BIA scrutiny.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Jackson Barnett
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
Barnett
Bureau of Indian Affairs
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Elmer S. Bailey
Anna Laura Lowe
Riggs National Bank of
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Modest Creek
Coffeyville
Kansas
Cupid
Missouri
Mellon Direct Drastic Effort Today Up Nation
Assistant Secretary Andrews and Secretary Mellon plan new rules to enforce prohibition more strictly. Blair and Haynes align on tightening enforcement, shifting small offenders to local authorities and focusing on large bootleggers while preserving legitimate industrial alcohol use.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Andrews
Blair
Haynes
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Friends of
Mellon
Anti-Saloon League
Workers Reach Body of Floyd Collins in Sand Cave
In Cave City Kentucky on April 10 workers recovered the body of Floyd Collins from Sand Cave. Led by W H Hunt they entered via the old shaft cleaned to fifty five feet then through the February excavated lateral to reach Collins who was trapped by a rock fall since January 30. The body was found in fair condition with the rock still pinning him.
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Cave City
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
W. H. Hunt
Central City
Collins
Brother of Floyd Collins To Have Body Placed in Crystal Cave
Homer Collins, Floyd Collins’ brother in Stockton, says miner W H Hunt has reached the body and plans to move it to Crystal Cave. He intends to return to Cave City after paying Hunt and arrange a monument and steel coffin enclosure for the grave.
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Floyd Collings
Crystal Cave
Stockton
Cal
Homer Collins
Floyd Collins
W. H. Hunt
Hunt
Floyd
Cave City
Dr Hermann Paasche Dies During American Tour
Dr Hermann Paasche a privy councillor and former First Vice President of the German Reichstag died in Detroit Michigan hospital after pneumonia. He was stricken upon arrival to address a mass meeting on German occupied territory. His wife Frau Elise Paasche was with him. Born February 24 1851 near Magdeburg he lectured at several German universities and served as National Liberal leader elected to the Reichstag in 1903. The body will be returned to Germany with his widow.
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Detroit
Mich
Hermann Paasche
Reichstag
Paasche
Frau
Elise Paasche
Magdeburg
Prussia
Scientists' ship Arcturus Found Safe After Five Days Missing
Washington reports that the steamship Arcturus, carrying scientists on a deep sea oceanographic expedition, sent a wireless message to Balboa Panama confirming it is safe. The location and relay vessels were not disclosed in the notice to the Navy Department.
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Washington
Arcturus
Balboa
Panama
Canal Zone
Navy Department
Artturus
Thugs Impersonating Dry Agents Loot Avondale Home
Three masked men posing as dry agents invade an Avonale residence, force four people from their beds, and steal 4482 dollars in cash and valuables. Police probe the bold home invasion and the suspects' identities.
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Avondale
Errant Wives vanishing act leaves families in tears
Two Madisonville wives Carrie Craft and Anna Henderson vanished after taking their children for a theater outing. Husbands John Henderson and George Craft recall four days of worry before anonymous tips and theft of clothing shattered hope. Children, Evelyn 5 Mildred 3 Joseph 2, cry as fathers vow to fight loneliness and rebuild for their kids. Both banks of details show the strain and pain in unraveled homes.
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Madisonville
Carrie Craft
Anna Henderson
Glenshade
Chandler Avenues
Madiseville
John Henderson
George Craft
Indictments Grow as Wealthy Ohio Broker Tied to Higher-Ups
In Cleveland on April 10, federal prosecutors signaled more indictments in the Armand whisky scheme. Peter J. Higgins, a affluent Youngstown broker and former brewer, admitted possible future charges amid talks with Assistant Attorney General Willebrandt and District Attorney Bernsteen. The probe centers on whisky withdrawals from Hayner distillery and links to Abe Ungerleider and others in Youngstown and Columbus, with a special grand jury expected to hear more names.
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Cleveland
Armand Drug and Candy Company
Peter J. Higgins
Youngstown
Higgins
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Bernsteen
Higgins Is One of Ten Ohioans, Including J. E. Russell
Federal Grand Jury
Hayner
Troy
Federal Building
Abe Ungerleider
Columbus
Ungerleider
Pat Scanlon
Edward Scanlon
Frank J. Eckles
Carl Fleps
Federal
Harry A. Grossberg
Montreal
Department of Justice
Armand
Harding
Russell
M. B. Copeland
Warren Barnett
Grossberg
Armand A. Gardos
Armand Company
Grand Jury
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California
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Department of State
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Donald Ewing
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Liverpool
American State Department
Hungary
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State Department
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Sec
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Hughes
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
Count Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
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Commercial Tribune
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Mrs. Craft
Mrs. Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Craft
Mariemont
Ohio
Lillie Goldsmith
Isadore Campton
Tims
Coleman Harris
Prohibition
Lexington Avenue
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Dorothy Harris
Washington Avenue
Newport
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Harris Auction Company
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