London Pact Signing Delayed Amid Draft Hitches
London reports say a hitch in drafting the London treaty will prevent signing on Thursday. Italian delegate Rosso blocks a clause on methods of limitation, but plenary session Monday expected to smooth the issue. Stimson says naval talks have reached the lowest acceptable limitation among Great Britain, Japan, and the United States.
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London
Morrow
Signor Rosso
Grandi
Italy
Stimson
Washington
State Department
Columbia Broadcasting System
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Costes Plans May Flight From Paris To New York
French air ace Dieudonne Costes aims to duplicate Lindbergh style success with a May attempt to fly from Paris to New York in the Question Mark. He will follow steamship lanes, relying on the plane's 1599 mile range and higher altitudes to dodge wind and storms.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Charles Lindigh
Scourget Airdrome
Atlantic
Dieur Donne Castes
Arcis de Triomphe
Statue of Liberty
Costes
New York
Drunken shooting leaves man mortally wounded
Clyde McCoy 23, a chauffeur, was shot at the home of William Froelich 32 in Price Hill while drinking. McCoy was taken to General Hospital with an abdominal wound. Froelich and two others are detained. Froelich says he held the pistol when it discharged. Police consider possible disorderly conduct charges.
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Clyde McCoy
Main Street
William Froelich
Hawthorne Ave
Price Hill
General Hospital
Froelich
McCoy
Ralph Kinman
Crescent Springs
Robert Hinkenberg
M Street
Henry Lowenstine
Daniel C@tis
Clark and Linn Streets
Wives Await While Bodies Are Returned
The last of seventeen miners killed in the Carbonade mine explosion was removed to a temporary morgue. Wives and families kept vigil at the mine entrance as the bodies were recovered. Twelve victims were married and twenty three children survived. Mine officials noted a hose break disrupted the final shot on the day shift before the blast.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pacific Coal Company
Married man may aid in clearing girl's murder
Washington April 13 Fred Wilson of Takoma Park Md a government architect was held for questioning as police search Miss Mary Bakers acquaintances for clues to her slayer The investigation led by Lieut Edward Kelly and Commonwealth's Attorney William G Gloth focused on his possible knowledge of the victims circle.
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Washington
Fred Wilson
Takoma Park
Mary Baker
Navy Department
Edward Kelly
Washington Police
Commonwealth
William G. Gloth
Miss Baker
Eighteen Federal Judges Proposed to Ease Court Dockets
The Bachmann plan to add eighteen federal judges to speed court work was prepared with bills for consideration. It would raise total district judges to 1165, create new districts in Kentucky and West Virginia, and add a judge for the Circuit Court of Appeals with per juror staff. New York would gain five new judges, including one for each eastern western northern and two in the southern districts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Law Enforcement Commission
Bachman
West Virginia
House Judiciary Committee
Graham
Christopherson
Rep
Wickersham
United States
Stobbs
Bachmann
Mitchell
Territories
Circuit Court of Appeals
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Canal Zone
Kentucky
New York State
Jealous Husband Kills Wife Then Delivers Statement
First published in East Orange New Jersey the incident details a jealous husband Frank D. Crawford choking his wife Louise to death during an early morning quarrel. He calmly dressed and called police, leading officers to the scene and admitting the fatal choking. The couple’s children Kathryn and Frank Jr. slept unaware as the tragedy unfolded.
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New York World News Service
East Orange
N. J
Frank D. Crawford
Louise
Kathryn
Frank, Jr
Crawford
Patterson
Gilman
Hoover Defends Parker Nomination Over Court Decisions
President Hoover released a Justice Department statement backing Judge John J. Parker amid debate over his Supreme Court nomination. Attorney General Mitchell said Parker followed Supreme Court decisions and gave them binding effect in the Red Jacket case, opposing confirmation.
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Parker
New York World News Service
Washington
Department of Justice
John J. Parker
Supreme Court of the United States
Mitchell
Supreme’ Court
Red J . Coak
Pana Soee Eer
Eaaing “ Vontum
Supreme Court
Prohibition Relief hinges on electing anti Volstead Congress
At Carnegie Hall Representative Beck argued that repeal of the Volstead law comes only with new Congressmen. He warned the Eighteenth Amendment can remain as a warning and urged revolt within constitutional bounds. Beck cited Jefferson and warned of moral slavery under prohibition.
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Beck
New York
Penn
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
United States
Carnegie Hall
Congress
Pennsylvanian
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Peace of Europe in Greater Danger Now Than 1914
Emil Ludwig warns Europe’s peace is more at risk now than in July 1914 citing rising militarism and political tensions. He cites generational disillusionment with diplomacy and pacts and notes imperialism reappearing across Europe.
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Europe
Emil Ludwig
Pierre van Paassen
New York
Briand
Herr Ludwig
Versailles
France
America
Tiger cat kills baby and is slain with machete
A laborer in Palo mares district Colon, Paraguay, killed a large tiger cat that entered his home and killed his child. The father drove off the animal but could not save the baby before it returned and the man killed the tiger cat in a second struggle.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
el Diario Today
Colon
Palomares
Tiger cat range in Americas from Mexico to Argentina
The tiger cat is an American wildcat found from Mexico east of the Andes to Paraguay and the central forest region of Argentina. It is notably smaller than a jaguar.
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Mexico
Andes
Paraguay
Central Forest
Argentina
Dreamer intercepts liquor smuggling sub chaser tale at Rum Vessel
April 13 New York report recounts Deputy Surveyor John H McGill dreaming of a bootleg scheme and guiding police to a riverfront vessel. The bootlegged cargo of liquor valued at 160000 dollars was hidden under fish aboard a two masted fishing smack the Junior Annapolis.
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New York World News Service
New York
John H. McGill
Customs Enforcement Bureau
A. M. Pollock
Chicago
Denver
California
Jersey Shore
Sam Pollock
Rockaway Point
Spector
William Tyler
Patty Bort
548
John H McGill
Annapolis
Gandhi's Salt Tax Defiance May Bring Arrest
Bombay dispatch reports Gandhi's arrest for defiance of the salt monopoly in Gujarat appears imminent. Officials await a Viceroy reply as crowds and volunteers celebrate National Week by burning a salt tax effigy and leading a march to Chowpathy Sands.
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London
Bombay
Daily Mail Today
Mahatma Gandhi
the Mail
Gujerate
Lord Irwin
New Delhi
Daily Mail
Gujarat
India
Amritsar
Boston
Chowpathy Sands
Woman Hurt When Horse Reared and Vehicle Crashed
Mrs. Richard Keys, a Glen dale society matron, thrown from her horse on Grove avenue near Laurel while riding with her daughter Peggy Keys. An auto driven by James Wilkerson, 17, Glendale, halted after the incident. Mrs Keys taken to Christ Hospital, horse shot due to injuries. Neighboring witnesses exonerate the driver. Deputy Sheriff William J. Anderson investigates.
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Richard Keys
Glendale Society
Christ Hospital
Peggy Keys
Grove Avenue
Laurel Avenue
James Wilkerson
Kemper and
Chester Roads
Glendale
Keys
Wilkerson
Rock Pile Looms For Man Taken Rocks From Creek
Arthur C. Paul, 50, of 4998 Western Hills avenue, was caught wading Muddy Creek and stacking decorative rocks. Police and county patrol arrested him, he posted a $600 bond and was sent to court via writ of habeas corpus. The case proceeds in Police Court today before Judge Edward Hurley.
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Arthur C. Paul
Western Hills Avenue
Muddy Creek
Arthur
Neubert
Oddington
Cincinnati
Edward Hurley
Methodists May Attempt To Force Retirement Of Bishop Cannon
Richmond Virginia April 13 local church officers expect a bitter fight at the quadrennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Dallas Texas next month The plan is to press charges against Bishop James Cannon Jr over partisan political activity and use of church funds The move aims to force his retirement while Cannon supporters may seek to remove Bishops Collins Denny and Warren Candler viewed as opposing church political involvement The Dallas meeting will test Cannon leadership and its stance on church and state and charges would come through the Committee on ...
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New York World News Service
Richmond
James Cannon
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Dallas
Tex
Cannon
Collins Denny
Virginia
Warren Candler
Georgia
Methodist Episcopal Church
College of Bishops
Hoover
Denny
General Conference
Committee
Night Manager Robbed at Stouffer’s. Bandits Flee With $800
John McLaughlin, night manager at Stouffer’s Restaurant on Vine Street, was tied and gagged during a morning Hold-up. The thieves forced him to open the safe, stole $800 in receipts, and escaped. He alerted police after crawling to a fire escape. Police later freed him, but no description of the bandits was given. Additional robberies reported include a taxi driver robbed of $14 and a room break-in yielding jewelry and clothing worth $43.75.
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John McLaughlin
Clifton Avenue
Stouffer's
Vine Street
McLaughlin
University of Cincinnati
Queen City
Harrison Avenue
Milford Bea
Burns Street
Davis Taxi Company
Hatmaker Street
James Shanley
West Seventh Street
Husband Kills Friend in Georgia Slaying
Monroe McKenzie age 21 of Ehrhardt South Carolina was shot and killed in Augusta by I H Carter 27 a local merchant. Carter said he found McKenzie struggling with his wife and was jailed on murder charges.
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Augusta
Monroe McKenzie
Ehrhardt
S. C
I. H. Carter
Augusta Merchant
McKenzie
Carter
Temperature and weather table for regional areas
Regional temperatures show Ohio Kentucky Indiana and nearby states with showers thunder storms and cooler trends. City readings include Cleveland 68/66 Boston and New York around mid 60s to mid 70s with clear mornings and cloudy afternoons.
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Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Tennessee
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Ati
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Ans
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Omaha
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Denver
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S&s
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