Chicago gang war flares anew with two slain
Two men were found shot to death near the former Hawthorne Hotel in Chicago, in a suspected rival gang killing tied to ongoing turf warfare. Police believe killers staged the crime as a confrontation with a rival gang. Victims were identified as William Clifford of George Barker's west side beer runners and hoodlums, and Mike Riley, Clifford's friend.
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Unnea Press
Chicago
Sudan
Hawthorne
Civpone
Ngo Anili Kunmen
Erie
Pelee
Vietims
Wiliam Clifford
Dorge
German Reparations Talk Sets Possible Payment Range
Paris April 18 Allied creditors outlined potential German reparations in a plenary session. American expert Thomas W. Lamont said total sums depend on interest rates and annuity terms, disputing published figures of 24 billion. Estimates ranged from about 8 to 15 or 9 billion, with a final decision pending further talks.
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Reich
Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Thelmay Schacht
Delpwile
Thomas W. Lamont
United Preay
Lamont
Dawes
Tull
Germany
Inman Divorce Decree Grants Walker Inman Absolute Divorce
WMNO Nevada April 12 A jury verdict grants Walker P Inman New York millionaire an absolute divorce from Helen Patton Inman with Roy H Barr minister-foreman announcing the decision The jury also denies Mrs Inman alimony of 250000 and rejects her counter plea in the high profile case involving alleged separations and intoxication.
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WMNO
Nev
Taman
Roy H. Barr
Walker P. Inman
New York
Helen Patton Inman
Mrs. Inman
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
On the NBC and WEAF networks at nine, Edwin Franko Goldman leads his band with Walter Dantroxch and the symphony orchestra. At 10, Sojourner's banquet features Roxy's Gang on WABC CBS. A national radio forum follows with Willis Hawley and John Garner debating at the end of the slate.
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Edwin Franko Goldman
WEAP
NBC
Walter Dantroxch
Symphony Orchestra
WEAF
A. Rioti
Wiz
Roxy's Gang
WABC
CBS
National Radio Forum
Willis C. Hawley
R Ore
John Ni Garner
Texna
Assure State Printing Jam To Be Cleared
By ARTHUR N SUVERKRUP HARTUSBURG Ayial 13 The printing jam delaying session work will be cleared Monday as the legislature nears adjournment. Stakepole faults state officials for delays while Taylor blames past experiences with printing. The commission study of printing law gains gubernatorial approval to fix procedures.
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Arthur N. Suverkrup
United Press
Hartusburg
Taylor
B.J. Siuckpole
Stackpole
Senate
House
Fisher
Lindy’s Action Is Criticized By Building Contractors
Washington dispatch reports critics among contractors oppose a five day week in industry arguing it would extend project times and raise costs. The debate follows a controversial landing by Charles Lindbergh at Bolling Field where spectators were splashed with mud and water as he taxiied away.
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Bolling Field
United Pressed
Ccn
Washington
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Constructora
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Assock
Pennsylvania
Washington Daily News
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Ugl
Lindbergh
Foderation of Labor
Leta Propeller Ear Ly
United Press
Tim
Washington Handilines Sal
Ward
Youngstown Bank Fails to Open Today
Columbus report says The People's National Bank at Adena and the Union Bank of Youngstown failed to open due to examiner action. Adena bank held assets about 576000 with liquidity concerns cited. The closure followed heavy white demand and a frozen asset issue prompting the shutdown.
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Adena
Union
Bmoga Bank of
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Vie
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Aia
Tt Han We
Sneak Thief Loots 2D Ward Home for $15
A thief entered Mrs. J. M. Hiswett’s 1742 East Washington street apartment between 9 and 10 am, took about $15 from a purse, and fled. Police reported a man in a light rap and overcoat seen leaving, with $10 and $2 bills among the change. Nearby robberies and a hold‑up at a Diamond filling station were noted as investigators pursue leads. Claude Kelly remains jailed for the earlier billiard room theft. disposition of his case is undecided.
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East
Washington Street
Fohnd Matastalman
Dirk
Lakeh
North Corry
Diamond
Union Produce Go
U Union City Road
Claude Kelly
Stanford Hose Company
Polish Premier and Cabinet Resign Amid Crisis
Warsaw April 18 A dramatic cabinet resignation shakes Poland as Premier Kasiniers Badhel and his ministers quit over anticrisis tensions. Marshal Joseph Pilinski pressures parliament while finance issues loom, and Kazimiern Schulsk, education minister, is proposed as the new premier.
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United Fj
Warsaw
Kasiniers Badhel
Joseph Pilinski
Sejm
Gol
Kazimiern Schulsk
Bartel
First Place Glee Club Triumph at Inter-High Meet
At the Senior High School auditorium the glee clubs from three northwest area schools competed with Corry and Union City. Meadville High's Alberta Kelley won the oratorical contest with The Spirit of Freedom, while Corry High and Union City showed strong singing, and plans to enter state finals in May were discussed.
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Pennsylvania
Auditorum Fagight
Ele Tnion Ciy
Corry
Unisle
Tocal
Ieague
Max Harvey
K. Murray
Theriumph
Lucile Murray
Alberta Kelley
Meadville High School
Meadville
Brie
Fght
Ube
Max Harvay
Q. KR. Murray
Schubert
Corry High School
Pablo de Sarasate
Farth
Fred Cauer
Glee Clubs
Weres Carry
Saint Sens
Zhelol Retran
Kreisier Union City
Widener
Gest
Erie East High
Brahims
Union City Clit
Miss Marlin
Erie
Lansing
Glee Club
RS. Dewey
E. B. Hawkins
Rosene Dearing
Hills
Ruth Lindgren
Eric
Alverti
Kelley
Clarence Stark
Hetty Briglet
Erle
A. C. Lyons
Walter Scott
Pythian Sisters Plan Rummage Sale and Odd Fellows Dance
Announcement notes a rummage sale by the Pythian Sisters in the Life Shoe Repair area on South Center Street next Tuesday. A fine array of items will be offered. An Odd Fellows dance at North Center Street hall drew about fifty couples with Kinmera Orchestra providing music.
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C. F
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Corryncampfeat
Pythian Sisters
Atore
Life Shoe Repair
South Center Street
ODD Fellows
Kinmera Orchestra
Finch Billard
Hayine Nis
Western Unio
Maids and three tots die in Kalamazoo house fire
United Press reports a house fire early today in Kalamazoo Michigan killed an 18 year old maid and three young children named John Marilyn and Claire Curren. The mother remains hospitalized and unaware of the tragedy due to illness. Coroner and police will investigate the blaze origin in what authorities call a fatal fire.
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United Press
Kalamazoo
Mich
Leroy
Lenogen Gnry
Jessie
Carr
John
Marilyn
Claire Gi
Curren
Hames
Tims
Preartin
FG Chaks
Sal Abe Sher
Herrick's Body Returned as French Troop Carries Ambassador Honor
A French cruiser Tourville brought the late ambassador Myron T. Herrick by sea to New York where Lindbergh and officials joined in solemn tribute. U S and French officers on deck marked the last journey, with dignified ceremonies at the pier and onlookers paying respects.
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Artives
New York
Lindbergh
Harry Zander
United Press
America
France
Myron T. Herviols
Rome
Lve
Herricke
Naz Pi
Lasker
Tourville
Lafayette
Charles Lindterth
Herrick
Tourvallé
Byench Line
Marblehead
Cintonna
Macon
Carryale
Whalen
George Rand
R. C
Coast Guards Save Nine From Sea Off Hampton Beach
Coast guardsmen in row boats rescued nine people including four children after giant seas swept Hampton Beach New Jersey. The White Island area was cut off as waves battered garages and plazas along the boulevard and several structures were washed out. Police pursued Miguel Leon for the fatal shooting of Salome Mendez during a quarrel near Mara last night.
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Apeli
Coast
Spa
White Island
Hampton River Bridge
Butlor
Miguel Leon
Salome Mendez
Leon
Mendeg
Mara
Renewal era gang shootings claim two lives in Philadelphia
Two people die in renewed Philadelphia gang violence as shots from a passing car kill Ernest Settaro, 39, an innocent bystander, and a policeman, Michael Donhally, 33, during a robbery. The incidents follow a grand jury report on police, politicians, and criminals linked to rackets and a police crackdown in the central district.
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United Press Pailadelphia
Philadelphia
Ernest Settaro
Michael Donhally
Kired
Lemuel B. Schofield
Police Department
Bill is reported satisfactory to president after breakfast meeting
Washington dispatch notes a Senate Agriculture Committee bill seen by President Hoover after a White House breakfast. Committee members Ives Purnell Williams Shalini Hotgen, with Democrats Aswell Kincheloe, and Agriculture Secretary Hyde present. President expressed satisfaction with progress and the bill’s essential provisions, though no formal statement was issued.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Ives Purnell
Wiliams
Aswell
Kincheloe
Agriculure
Walter Newton
White House
Flier Rescue Effort Continues as Missing Airmen Sought
Sydney dispatch reports four Souther Cross airmen missing after Keith Anderson and Hitchcork failed to return from a search flight. Australian aviators Keith Anderson and Hitchcork took off from Alice Springs to Wyndham to scout northwest lands for Chas. Kingsford Smith and his crew. World search planes operate, Canberra sighted Southern Cross crew near Port George, hope hinges on petrol drops. If not found, overland rescue may be impossible and the craft could be embedded in mud flats.
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United Press
Sydney
Souther Cross
Ailay
Keith Anderson
Hitehcork
Anderson
Hitchcork
Alice Springs
Wyndham
Yeastelands
Chas
Kingsford-Smith
Ern Cross
Hitchcock
Melbourne
Holden
Southern Cross
Viicinity
Port George
Canberra
Open Baseball Season Opens This Afternoon
The junior high field hosts a San Francisco style game as the Company A squad meets the nine in a photics outing. Keh is named as mound duty selection for Coach McCall. Long may get the call for the A's. Next week’s weather calls for showers in the middle Atlantic states and rising temperatures in New England with above normal warmth midweek.
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Keh
McCall's
Mound Auty
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Middle Atlantia
North Atlantia
New England
Hale
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