Bringing Sani Tasull to trial and vindicating law
The article argues for the U S government to prosecute the escaped fugitive in a fair trial, defending American legal authority and national respect. It defends bringing him home for trial, notes critics abroad and calls for accountability in wealth misuse and power, citing the Insull case as context.
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Sani Tasull
Tskanbil
State Department
Canada
United States
Trig Im
Min
Ine Tustry
Nnstinch
Uncle Sim
Jim
Congressman Shoemaker in New Assault Case History
Washington April 11 United Press reports Rep Francis Henry Shoemaker Minnesota farmer representative and ex convict faces fresh trouble as details emerge of repeated fist fights from hotel to streetcar tracks. Witnesses say his melee with taxi driver Charles Newman sparked a $100000 assault suit. Shoemaker, previously jailed for intimidating a banker, had civil rights restored by President Roosevelt last year.
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United Press
Washington
Frincis Henry Shnemarker
Hekimex
Congress
Farmersabor
Minnesota
Charles Newman
Newman
Shoemaker
Teavenworth Penitentiary
Minn
Federal District Court
Roosevelt
Showmaker
Books: Mencken Nudist and Wylie Novel Highlight Review
The review highlights Mencken's new book Treatise on Right and Wrong as a weighty yet accessible philosophy work. It praises his wit and logic, compares it to The American Language, and notes its potential durability alongside his prior achievements.
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Ho. Mencken
Snoof
Mr. Mencken
Weman
War threat and economic views on gold, France and trade
The piece argues no danger from France if it devalues the franc and returns to balance with the United States and Britain. Wall Street sees only mild inflation from devaluation and a quick recovery. Frank H. Simonds warns war remains possible unless nations stop trade-restrictive moves and restore world commerce through treaties and tariff concessions.
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France
United States
Great Britain
Wall Street
America
Frank H. Simonds
Gian
Mr. Simonds
Sre
Lonely Planets Byrd Leaves For Antarctic Isolation
Rear Admiral Byrd embarks on a seven month Antarctic solo winter at an advanced base over 100 miles south of his Amundsen station. He will live in a sheltered one person hut with radio link, gathering complete weather observations and testing psychological resilience in the silence of a continent with no animals or birds.
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Byrd
Tithe Amelia
Antarctic
Australia
Skunk Visitors Calm at Hartford Museum
Four hundred children visiting the Hartford Children's Museum played with a skunk without incident. The animal had belonged to Superintendent Arthur D. Clark and was described as well behaved.
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Hartford
Conn
Jfour
Children's Museum
Arthur D. Clark
Fashions for Easter Wardrobe Switch to Cravat Silk and Taffeta
Paris styles describe Easter ensembles featuring cravat silk and taffeta in gowns jackets and suits. Trim includes starchen bibwets collars bows and appliques with organdic trims. The piece highlights cravat silk as a spring staple in dresses nightwear and outerwear. Professors in Tournament Yale and Dartmouth professors join the New England Whist Dengue hex event in Holyoke Massachusetts.
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Paris
Ld Molyneux
Holyoke
Mass
Groupe
Yale
Darkmouth
New England
Wiesner Ready to Stand Trial
Attorneys for Joe Wiesner, Alex Seri ner of Brookville and Robert Pintzer of Ridgway, say Wiesner has not requested a change of venue and desires a speedy trial by a Hick county jury. He opposes venue transfer and prefers trial by the local citizens.
Hollywood film shops weigh legs over face in star making
Hollywood writers note a shift from promoting faces to promoting legs as the public now seeks acting ability and personality. Casting director Freddie Semessler says beauty is only ten percent of a star, with 90 percent personality and talent. Cameraman Addie Cromjeger adds legs are harder to photograph and cannot be faked like a smile or pose.
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Hollywook
Calif
April
Hollywood
Tel
Gloria Swanson
Greta Gibos
Marlene Dielricssburg
Ineston City
Hoboken
Oscataysa
Freddie Semessler
RECO
Fegs Fox
Sehuessist
Addie Cromjeger
Three Held In Drunken Brawl In Franklin and Oil City
In Franklin and Oil City two men were jailed after a drunken brawl near Reno. P Cauvel of Franklin pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated at arraignment with Alderman Paul Bedford presiding. His son James Cauvel of Cleveland pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle after license restrictions. Robert Devler of Oil City was jailed on a drunk and disorderly charge after a 4:30 p m arrest following the brawl.
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Franslin
Big Father
Franklin
Cleveland
Oil City
Reno
P. Cauvel
R. D
Paul Bedford
Pramielin
James Canvel
Lakewool Street
Robert Devler
Glenview¢ Avenue
Canyer
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Corry Journal
Twenty years ago in Corry Jerome B Davis died after 9 p m smallpox surveillance noted in First ward Mrs Joseph Holden ill with a strange malady High school seniors plan Washington trip Reverend Isaac F Hodge spoke at Indoor Camp meeting Gifford Pinchot to visit Corry next Friday afternoon 240 PM on P and E from Union City Robert Morse back from Cheyenne WY to visit mother Mike Calhoun night watchman Al Waters new picture show in Erie Walter Bentley returned to Poughkeepsie NY for spring vacation Helen Westley back from Municipal University of Alcon for spring break Dan Deaurry named coach of the high school nine
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Progressive Party
Gifford Pinchot
Corry
P. and E
Union City
Mike Calhoun
al Waters
Erie
Walter Bentley
Poughkeepsie
Helen Westley
Municipal University of Alcon
Earthworms Essential for Land and Life
The article asserts about 90 000 earthworms per acre are vital for soil fertility, noting without them vegetation would fail and humans and animals would suffer. It emphasizes the worms' key role in sustaining ecosystems and sustaining life.
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Minneapolis
Week’s Book Review
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London
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Richard
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Egbert Street
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Uc Forters
Mary Knight
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Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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Prem Stam
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Flies
Jerome B. Davis
Joseph Holden
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M. B. Church
Robert Morse
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Aera
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Squibbs C. L
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