Stolen Safe and Fire Damage Stop Loot in Heist
A stolen safe was burned open but yielded no loot as reports detail a tense day along the U.S.-Mexico border. Corry child Tumbles From Auto Fatal Injuries. United Press reports 18 U.S. Army planes patrolled the Arizona border while Mexican federal troops pressed rebel forces toward surrender in Sonora and Chihuahua.
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U.S
Sonora
United Press
Arizona
Presidio
Tex
Quinaga
Rauil Cardenes
Quintanilla
Americas
Naco
Ariz
Lfe
Mexico City
Chihuaha
Wils Pictareo Cuttes
Chapultepec Cnstle
Chihuahua City
Safe stolen from Union Produce office in Union City
Robbers forced entry to the Union Produce Company warehouse in the Third Ward, towed the unlocked safe two miles east, and melted the combination with an acetylene torch. Tools from local plants were used and abandoned. police traced the machine to Union City and are reviewing sightings near the Pine Woods area.
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Yeggs
Union City
Union Produce Company
Third Ward
Mets
Pine Woods
Union
Tony Jackson
Spring Street
Rogers Structural Sy2el Company
Eagle Street
William Pairchilds
Mo- Wawi Condensed Milk Company
Davis
Earl
Plaw City
Ciprus
Tipton
Flannigan
Ruppersburg
Fi Pedihl
Fatal Injury to Three-Year-Old Kath leen Haight in Cambridge Springs Road Accident
A three year old girl Kath leen Haight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Haight of East Bond Street, died after a fall from a car on the Waterford Cambridge Springs road. The accident occurred about 5 80 o clock Sunday afternoon as the family traveled to din nor with Margaret Helen and Kathleen Jane also in the auto. The child died in Cambridge Springs hospital about three hours later from a fractured skull. The Haight party included Margaret Helen, age six, and Kathleen Jane, three last October, and Miss Margaret Purcell sister of Mrs Haight. The car’s occupant, a boy standing in the vehicle, opened the door while playing and the child fell from the car near a culvert. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. The community offers sympathy to the Haight family.
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Earl Haight
East Bond Street
Cambridge Springs Road
Kathleen Juno
Fahl Haight
East Boul Street
Waterford-Cambridge Springs
Cambridge Spring Hospital
Iccident
Margaret Purcell
Haight
Dinboro
Miue Purcell
State Teachers College
Waterford
Cambridge Road
Titie Tol
Balo
Auto Wrecks Take Big Toll in Central Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 8 Six deaths were recorded in weekend highway accidents across central Pennsylvania. A United Press survey reports many serious injuries and numerous minor crashes as unseasonably hot weather drew record automobile traffic.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pan
Accrden
Pennsylvania
Woman hunter's narrow escape from elephants in Africa
Mrs. Oscar Strauss of New York, leading an African hunting expedition, arrived in Jerusalem after miraculously escaping charging bull elephants. Photographer Eduard Schafer Jr. reports the 68 year old had evaded bull elephant charges and a rhinoceros attack during the voyage. D A Bracken spent the winter in Florida and has returned home.
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United Frese Jerusalem
Oscar Strauss
New York
United States
Eduard Schafer, Jr
Stratina
United Press
Sinclair to serve three months jail for Senate contempt
Oilman Hanly F. Sinclair must serve a three month jail term for contempt of the Senate after failing to answer the 1921 Senate Inquiry questions. The Supreme Court today affirmed the DC Circuit ruling, upholding a 1924 conviction that included a $600 fine.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Hanly F. Sinclair
Senate
Supreme Court
High Court
District of Columbia
Sinclair
Schools Resume Classes After Easter Recess
City schools reopened after Easter recess as teachers returned from home assignments. Classes resumed in all buildings by morning. The term calendar lists April 23 as the fifth period end, May 5 to 11 as music week, May 30 Memorial Day, June 2 Baccalaureate services, June 4 senior high promotion exercises, and June 6 commencement with alumni reunion and reception.
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Touay
Shine
Father Kills Son Then Takes Own Life in Glasgow Crisis
In Altoona area reports a man identified as Guesie Gaps, 85, of Glasgow killed his eleven year old son Don last night near a Dan lake and then shot himself, both bodies recovered from the water. The tragedy followed a personal crisis.
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United Press
Altoona
Guesie Gaps
Glasgow
Don
Norris Takes Crack at Social Controversy
United Press reports Senator Norris of Nebraska urged Secretary Stimson to hasten settlement of the social rank of Mia Edward Everett Gann, half sister of Vice President Curtis, amid a public dispute over Washington society. The letter, written Saturday, questions where the vice president’s sister should sit and whether she should be formally reported to the President for a world court decision.
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United
Washington
Hwtelier
Norris
Nebraska
Stimson
Edward Everett Gann
Curtis
Nortis
Bosteauex
Alstey
Liberia
Ntatow
Shanghai
Saimadh
Gann
Daly
World Court
Killing in Dry Raid Shocks Lexington Community
In Lexington Missouri on April 5 a dry raid at a Dover area home led to the death of 40 year old Fred Hearrington after he resisted and attacked deputy constable Eugene Seitz and Constable Clarence Pals. A pint of liquor was seized during the raid. Hearrington was shot as the struggle escalated.
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United Press
Lexington
Fred Hearrington
Dover
Prohibition
Hearrington
Eugene Seitz
Clarence Pals
Leite Wald
Body of Terre Haute Missing Girl Found
The body of 10 year old Faith Mae Dierdorf, Terre Haute’s news girl, was recovered in Busseron Creek by Nimrod Slaven and family while spring flowers were being tended. Police say she was murdered by a blow to the head after being nabbed. Slaven, Pleasantville school principal, notified authorities who removed the body from a tree branch along the stream. The corpse showed signs of long exposure, hindering identification of her attacker or keeper.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Ttis
Faith Mae Dierdorf
Smilie Uitte
Slaven
Pleasantville
Little News
Edith Mac
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments on Major Networks
Listings show WJZ and NBC at 7 30 Roxy and his gang. WJZ NBC at 9 00 with Edward Bolt favorites. WOR CBS at 9 15 Talking movie with Don ald Briaighd Bobbie Molson. WEAF NBC at 9 30 Gao Olsen orchestra. WEAF NBC at 11 00 Donizettis L Elis D Amore.
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WJZ
NBC
Roxy and His Gang
NBC Network
Edward Bolt
WOR
CBS
Donald Briaighd
Bobbie Molson
WEAF
Gao. Olsen
Donizettus Opera
Bomb sent to Roosevelt found to be dud
A dynamite bomb addressed to Governor Franklin D Roosevelt at the Albany post office was declared a dud by Chief Post Office Inspector Charles H Clarshaw. Porter Thomas J Callegy spotted smoke from a brown parcel, kicked it away, and doused it. The parcel contained a four inch dynamite pipe with matches arranged to ignite on lifting the lid. Shortly after, the $100,000 home of C W B Dall in Tarrytown, N Y burned down, police say incendiary origin but not clearly linked to the Roosevelt plot.
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United Press
New York
New York Post Office
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Post Office
Charles H. Clarshaw
General Post Office
Franklin D.roosevelt
Bom
C W. B Dall
Redp
Tarrytown
Roosevelt
Thomas J. Callegy
Callegy
James Calahan
Three Fremont Men Missing After Upturned Boat Found
The United States Coast Guard declared three Fremont residents dead after their overturned craft washed ashore near the Sanduszky Bay mouth. The boat showed signs of having been stove-in. Missing men are C. J. Notsins, a grocery proprietor and Civil Service Commission member. Far Sought, a 27 year old mail carrier. and Carl Slaves, a 29 year old salesman, all from Fremont.
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United Press
Marblehead
Sanduszky Bay
Lake Erie
Fremont
United States Coast Guard
C. J. Notsins
Civil Service Commission
Preuion
Escobar Plans New Campaign in Sonora
In Tuarez Mexico on April 8 rebel leaders said General i G Escobar plans a three week concentration of forces in Sonora to move south for a new offensive. Naco is named as first objective while Escobar coordinates with General Pausto Topate and General Francisco Manzo, who attacked Mazatlan, as his army joins from Chihuahua City and Juarez.
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Tuarez
Mexico
Excobar
Sonor
Naco
Escobar
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Pausto Topate
Sonors
Francisco Manzo
Mazatlan
Bombs Dropped in Delhi State Assembly Attack
Several members of the Delhi legislative assembly were injured when two bombs rained on the state building during a session. President V. J. Patel was addressing the lower house as explosions occurred. two men were arrested and bombs and pistols recovered. Sir George Schuster and Sir John Simon were in the vicinity. Dalal suffered serious injuries while Schumer Rao and Shanker Rao were only slightly hurt.
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United Press
Delhi
India
Legislature Assembly
V. J. Patel
George Schuster
Viceroy
John Simon
Bomany Dalal
Schumer
Raghvendra Rao
Shanker Rao
Coast Guard Defends Firing On Norwegian Ship Juma
Assistant Secretary Seymour Lowman defended the Coast Guard action as lawful after a patrol boat fired five shots at the Norwegian fruit ship Juma in Chesapeake Bay when the vessel did not obey stop signals. He said vessels from the West Indies smuggling liquor are halted before entering Baltimore Harbor and that the Coast Guard has authority to halt and search vessels bound for the United States within its jurisdiction.
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United Press
Washington
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Tressiy
Seymour Lowman
West Indies
Baltimore
Lownins
Coast Guards
United States
Lowman
New Drive on Nationalists Reported from Hankow
From Hankow China reports indicate Pai Chunedi Hsi a Kyang Si leader has joined the northern anti Nationalist troops. He reportedly left Kewlan for Munn seeking aid as his colleagues retreat from Hankow amid ongoing military operations against Nationalist armies.
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Hankow
China
Pai Chunedi-Hsi
Aes
Wiew
Pai
Kewlan
Munn
Nom Hankow
New Record In Auto Exports Hit February High
Washington reports a new monthly record for automotive exports in February as American manufacturers shipped cars and trucks abroad totaling 61,629,748 dollars, per the Commerce Department.
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Sy mix
Washington
Tragic Alley Accident Claims Heidel Berg Man
In Heidelberg, Robert Metntyre was killed instantly when struck by a trick driven by his uncle Edward Cecil Metntyra, 22, of Carnegie, during an alley game. Edward faces investigation as the incident is reported from the scene.
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Pittoeeset
Robert Metntyre
Heidelberg
Edward Cecil Metntyra
Carnegie
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Mrs. Jones
Spring Creel
Office OF Union
D. A. Bracken
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Postoffice
Lake
Cnripar
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