Foreign policy clash over Nicaragua Mexico policy intensifies
News from Washington reports a fight over President Coolidge Kellogg Nicaragua and Mexico policies. Senators criticize the administration and accuse Republicans of harming international relations while defending nationals abroad. The debate centers on U S actions toward nations tied to the Panama Canal and the broader foreign policy approach.
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Coolidge
Herbert Littley
United Press
Washington
Patierik
United Proteiment
New York
Kellogs
Nicaragua
Mexico
Congréss
Pawna Canal
Amura
King
Dem
Utah
Senate
United States
SAAT
Nigrayia
Nevassary
Ampritaiik
Panama Canal
Hee
Anier
Grand Jury to Hear Corry Cases Next May Term
Several Corry cases will be presented to the May term grand jury including Tony Ritelle charged with a state offense and accused of attacking a West Church Street woman. Others named are James Cocorns George Garnes George Steglen Arthur Walker and John Mdrioh. The panel will also include liquor offenses statutory violations automobile law breaches and two murder cases Karl M Bechtel and Jesse Gilmore among those slated for review.
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Thole Denong
Tony Ritelle
James Cocorns
George Garnes
George Steglen
Pear
Arthur Walker
John Mdrioh
Warde
Karl M. Bechtel
Buffide Salestaun
Jesse Gilmore
End Probe of Fliers Death Is Opened in Report
United Press reports Washington on April 27 that the crash of the giant Viplang trainer near Langley Field killed pilot Noel Davin and co pilot Wooster in a single hop. wreckage lay submerged in shallow water as investigators from the Hampton Roads Naval Board examined the scene. Mrs Davis, wife of the flight commander, and their young son traveled from Portsmouth to Langley Field.
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United Press
Washington
Noel Davin Grit Liebe
Wooster
Ty Park
Laigley Field
Van
Hampton Roads
Naval Board of Int
Tijurus
Davis
Portsmouth
Vai
Willow
Langley Field
Arly
Hue
New Masonic Home Opens With Elaborate Lounging Quarters
The new Masonic home on Livermore lockott North Center street opens with a fully furnished young men’s lounging area, billiard parlor, and a large hall for dancing and gatherings. The Eastern Star will hold its first session tonight with the facility also available to other lodges and private parties.
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Livermore Lock
Center Street
Menple
Couey
Oeicretaires
Fraudrnity
Knowlton
Jodige
Eastern Star
Dilliard
Assembly
Transcontinental Foot Race Planned From West to East
Los Angeles promoter C Pyle announces a world’s greatest athletic project a foot race from Los Angeles to New York with a $50000 stake. Open to all nationalities and expected to attract top runners from the world’s greatest herd, start targeted for January or February next year. Pyle plans to recruit runners globally through emissaries to Europe Asia and South America to compete against North American runners.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
C. Pyle
Deluxe
New York
Pyle
Europe
Asia
South America
Ghana
Nortly Ameritsin Minners
Loss as Barn Struck by Lightning in Roosevelt Highway Area
Heavy afternoon storm damages Trad Peterson barn near Union City as fire crews prevent spread to nearby structures. Neighbors help confine blaze to the barn ruin. farm machinery and several cattle losses reported amid insurance considerations.
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Fred Peterson
Union City Road
Trad Peterson
Roosevelt Highway
Union City
Peterson Farms
PD. Shrove
Peterson
Four Killed in Mine Explosion at Truesdale Colliery
Four miners died at the Truesdale Colliery in Glen Alden Cost on April 7 after a gas explosion. An official checkup noted two others injured and a missing man identified as Wayne Dodds, a Boy Scout from Homestead, who disappeared after leaving home Sunday.
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Wilkes Barr
Truesdale
Glen Alden
Hunt
Homestead
Wayne
Dodds
Miyearald
Scotts
Child Narrow Escape In Chelsea Window Fall
Four year old James McCarthy slipped through an open window in Chelsea and plunged three stories. He survived but suffered a broken top and bruises, receiving hospital care.
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Child
Chelsea
Mans
James McCarthy
Death claims former Indiana Senator Beveridge
Former U.S. Senator A. J. Beveridge of Indiana died at about 4 40 am. Heart disease is given as the cause after years of illness. Beveridge rose from a plowboy and teamster to a prominent Republican figure and served in the Senate from 1899 to 1910. He wrote and spoke widely, including a biography of Chief Justice John Marshall and other works.
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Wy United Pro
Indianapolis
Bert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Beveridge
United States Senate
Senate
Iwvert Jeremah Beveridge
Winghland County
PluWhay
Winyon Pea
de Paw. University
Beveride
Blaina
Bill Moosers
Tn AM
Plans For Boys Potato Club Meeting Outline
Interest centers on the Kiwanis Club of the city hosting Thursday meetings. The Agriculture Committee will draft activities for the coming year. Projects include a drawing contest and ties to farming. A State College representative will speak, with talks by Hy By Rodgers and PROM Brigle.
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Kiwanis Club
Agriculture Committee
Amor
Sehiich
State College
Five Best Radio Entertainments Schedule
Radio listings show various programs across stations WTAM WHAD WEN WJZ with times like 8 p.m. and 9:80 p.m. including Offenbach Grand Dyehe 38 and Arabian Nights. Regional airings note Eastern Central and Muswell Hour segments.
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WEAP
Offenbach
Wtam Graysland
Milwaukee
Chicago
New Orleans Faces Record Flood Threat and Ransom
New Orleans plans to pay a large ransom to avert a Mississippi River flood. City officials estimate costs from four to five million dollars and will deploy police and troops to defend key points. The measure includes evacuation and shelter for thousands displaced from St Bernard Parish as waters rise.
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New Orleans
United Press
Ne Orleans
Missiseippi
Abe
Lbs
Bie Tevet
Poydris
Alfeyle
Kusir Tadlwin
St. Bernard Parish
Connell to resign from highway department post in Harrisburg
William H. Donant engineering executive of the Stile Highway Department will tender his resignation today at the executive offices. Rumors say Connell may be replaced as deputy secretary and engineering head. Officials declined comment but confirmation was expected soon.
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United Press
Harrisburg
William H.donant
Stile Highway Department
Sobit
Oihees AL Che
Departiment
Connells Rasse
Jas
LeStuart
Connell
Stuart
Gav
Fisher
Ott Connell
Pinchot
Pail D. Wight
Bris
Pinehor
Blankenhure
Philadelphia
Idl
Heal
Hie
Highway Department
Another Screen Player Murdered in Hollywood
Hollywood April 27 Tom Kemick a screen player was shot dead at his home after a party of film extras. Iris Burns and Heals Isabell are being sought for questioning. Mrs Sarah Kerrith wife of the slain actor admitted drinks were served at the home and Kerrick’s body was found in the dining room. A revolver was recovered from beneath the table.
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Hollywood
Cal
Tom Kemick 2
Iris Burns
Heals Isabell
Sarah Kerrith
Kerrick
Ram
Little frost damage seen to Pennsylvania fruit crop
State plant pathologist W A McCuskis announced a survey shows minor damage to peaches cherries and plums in Chester and Adams counties with some lasting injury to certain apple varieties. Union City reports pa business visit by William Groves this morning.
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Pennsylvania
Wo A McCuskis
Chester County
Adam County
William Groves
Union City
Residents urged to speed up flood relief contributions
Red Cross Mississipp Valley relief drive appeals residents to mail donations to a local chapter. With over 150 still homeless and flood damages rising, volunteers race to reach a $560 goal as national headquarters await funds. Local officers work late to boost the city quota and urge broad community support.
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Red Cross Chapter
Tiave
Red Cress
Mississon
Yunve
Mississippi Valley
Red Cross
Reserve
City Tax Payments Advance Ahead of Last Year
City Treasurer F Westley announced taxes are about $3 000 higher than a year ago with current collections more advanced. The refund deadline remains May 15 and city residents are urged to arrange payment. The treasurer’s office hours shift to 8 AM to 4 PM daily starting May 1, with Saturday hours suspended from mid June to September.
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F. Westley
Alt Westley
Tresuirer
Epidurus
Tule
Iinpis
Degogala
Bouttaiq Bluff
Istet
Thes Tevne
Gortham
Cara City
Carlon
Anke
Arkansas
Maris Edu
Nashville
Lewis
Mississippi
New Olean
Professor Campbell Headed to Speak at Woman's Club Meeting
Prof LeRoy Campbell of the Ware Observatory will address the Music Department of the Woman's Club tonight. The program will include musical selections and a lecture on Music and Life.
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Campbell
LeRoy
The
Warerer, Vobservatory
Woman's Slob
Corry
Fashion shifts to modest bathing suits this season
In Santa Monica on April 9 United Press reports feminine film stars favor evolving silhouettes away from tight one pieces toward two piece costumes. The new style stresses color and smart tailoring while keeping stockings taboo as coast wardrobes adapt to modern trends.
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United Pres
Santa Monica
Cyl
Refugees Rescued as Mississippi Flood Rages on
The steamer Vicksburg saved 300 refugees stranded on the Sunflower River bridge at Hollandale Mississippi. Rescue efforts continued along the Mississippi with reports of widespread flooding, displacements, disease risk, and Red Cross relief mobilization across Arkansas Louisiana and Tennessee.
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United Press
Vicksburg
Miss
Sunflower River
Hollandale
J. C. Morgan
Hollandidte
Mississippi
Bell Gross
Fayk
Tolanale
Dan Ser
Red Cross
Choctaw River
Murray
Qeht
Vickshirg
Thar
Gerald P. Overton
United Press Star
Memphis
Tenn
Hood
Arkansas
Ilinois
Louisiana
St. Bernard Parish
New Orleans
Arkansas City
Ark
Asasas
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