THREE SLAIN IN RENEWAL OF CHICAGO FEUD
Body of a newborn found buried in a West End shallow grave amid a West Washington Street area. Investigators link the infant’s death to a broader Chicago feud. Mrs. Sisley reported the burial. police and undertaker officials probed the site and questioned residents to identify suspects and motives. No decisive progress announced as authorities pursued leads with limited results.
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Tafsat
Washington Street
Palice Turkle
Enire
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Dunkle
Alexander
Sisley
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Rniught
Habe
Boys' Week Observed Promotes Youth Service in Pennsylvan
Harrisburg April article quotes Governor urging broad citizen support for Boys Week activities during the first week of May. He stresses youth involvement as essential to national service and personal duty, calling for unity among organizations and individuals.
Separate commission on radio proposed in Senate
Washington April 20 The Senate Interstate Commerce committee agreed in principle to continue consideration of creating as many as ten independent commissions to regulate radio President Coolidge opposes dissolving the independent agency and favors radio control by the secretary of commerce Me
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United Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Committee
Coolidge
Five Best Radio Features Taster Daylight Light Opera
Today’s radio lineup lists WRAF WOC WTAM WLS WEAR and WEAR programs with varied times and frequencies. Names include Davenport and Chicago makers, with entries like The Stars of Mozart and Eastern Central standard schedules.
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Mindama
WOC Tavenport
Orwin
Wtam Clevelant
WLS
Chicago
Woman Burns From Open Stove Fire Fatal to Ward
Mrs Covey suffered severe burns from her dress catching fire on a gas stove at home on Watts. Quick action by her husband stopped the blaze from spreading further. Clothing was nearly burned away from waist down and the patient faced grave injuries despite efforts to save her life.
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Ars. LA
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Ridgway Youth Dies Saving Child In Crash
Ridgway, Pa. April report says a youth lost his life saving a child during a crash involving a car striking a culvert and pole. Witnesses describe the pole’s impact and the vehicle’s path as bystanders tried to aid the victims. names and exact ages are unclear in the damaged text.
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Ridgway
Three Negroes Charged With Attack on Giri
Madisonville April 28 Troops patrol after a riot as Bunyan Fleming, a Black youth, is found guilty of assaulting Nell Breithaup, a white girl, with the death sentence handed down. Trials of Colvasins, Tigany Nuthor Bard, and others were set for today amid unrest and planned juries.
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Frees
Madisonville
Bre Nezto
Conte House
Kemrucky
Bunyan Fleming
Colvasins
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Todlist
Everett to Expand Local Store Quarters
Everett will enlarge the local store quarters, completing renovations across three sites. Owner Mr Everett plans new fixtures, upgraded equipment, and a refreshed North Center Street establishment, with work extending into other locations as progress allows.
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Annaynold
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Anil Chin
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Renova
Bitter Attack On Governor Reaver Falls In Campaign Edict
Governor Pinchot convened a special session amid partisan clashes cited as propaganda in his bid for United States senator. District Attorney Samuel Gartner from Pittsburgh accused Pinchot of abusing pardoning power to aid political aims. Local figures Mrs Ul. Tugherty of Erie and Meade residents note opposition and renewed tensions as events unfold.
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Uetana Patt
Nandor
Maar
Registration Drive Boosts Voters on Primary Day
Voters flock to register on primary day, with many transferring from other precincts to vote in new districts. The effort centers on supplying required personal data and fire numbers while supporting candidate lists and party affiliations.
Dairymen Gather for Delegates Meeting Next Week
A large assembly of Dairymen Lesquet City members prepares a session to name delegates for a New York district meeting. About fifty to seventy delegates from Chastaug, Neve Yorks, Brie and Ura forivouries, Pennselania are expected to attend the district gathering in the city.
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Ura Forivouries
Pennselania
Rev Woodward Accepts Call to Cameron Presby Church
Rev Mr Woodward former pastor of the Presbyterian Church here has accepted a call to become pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at Cameron. Local friends note his years of service in our city and express regret at his departure. He will move west Virginia by May to begin his new duties.
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Presbyterian Church
Cameron
Javas
Rex
Woodward
First Presbyterian Church
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Atlanta
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Ajanta
West Virginia
Crawford farmer fined for shooting wood duck
A Crawford farmer pleaded guilty to violating migratory bird laws after shooting a wood duck. A federal judge imposed a fine and outlined terms of the timber and habitat agreement, with additional notes on enforcement and penalties.
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Crawford Farmer
Rotary Ladies Night Delights Local Club Members
The Rotary Club hosts its annual Ladies Night at the Hotel Corry with prominent guests and fine entertainment. Focused on club business, the event showcased a curtain lit program, a tasty dinner, and a guest speaker Joe Hailey from Perry New York, who is pursuing leadership as a candidate for District Governor of the 25th District.
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Joe Hailey
Perry
Joe
Nigars Falls
Lissie
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Carey Rotary
Sailors
Hanley Akal
W C T U Leaders In Verbal War at Piiladelphia April 28
Fragmented report shows Mrs Maude Seymour challenging pre sanieation funds while Mrs Ella M George criticizes the questions as divisive. Northumberland county WoT branch officials deny a split in support for cited leaders as the Pennsylv nia Sunday School Association and Pi mushroom local figures respond.
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T Garson Sunbury
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Candidate for governor visits Corry in campaign swing
A gubernatorial candidate spent a day in Corry visiting local sites and meeting supporters. He addressed voters at the Hotel Corrie and planned meetings with Republican allies in Erie and Warren. The campaign stops included talks with local officials and community leaders, outlining platforms and urging turnout.
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Corry
Tn City
Music Week to be Observed in City May 2108
City hosts a week long music program starting May 2108 at Central High and Junior High schools. Students from seventh to ninth grades will perform with the school orchestra and chorus joining Miss Alice Missinger and Mr Go Kaimps in daily assemblies. Public attendance encouraged with evening concerts in the auditorium and posters around town.
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Senate cleans slate of debt agreements
Washington April 28 The Senate cleared its slate of pending debt deals by nullifying terms totaling 116,000,000 in pseudo state bonds. Principal 51,071,02307, with serial maturities from 1,500,000 to 5085,000 annually through 1987. A decision on sending France debt to America may be postponed until next week as Ambassador Berenger awaits instructions from Paris.
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America
Trench
Berenger
Paris
Ponzi Operations Brought to Close in Boston Apt
In a Boston report dated April 28 United States authorities shut down Ponzi schemes linked to Charles Pain and others. The case notes real estate and financial manipulations with investors promised returns, including certificates and notes denominated in dollars. Investigators describe the end of a web of fake ventures, with offenders facing enforcement actions.
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Charles Pain
Newl Wleard
Massachuset
Fuerita
Todas
Movida Pon
Florida
Nine Arrested in Raid on Scranton Brewery
Federal officers raided a Scranton brewery in Pennsylvania on April 28, detaining nine men connected to illicit beer production. The operation involved agents from the prohibition unit in Pittsburgh and was led by RB Young who stated the aim was to clean up the area.
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Wemien
Santon
Hendetides Stees
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