Easter Turbulence Across Europe Darkens Holy Season
Reports from Ireland Denmark West Germany and the Ruhr describe violence and unrest during Easter. French troop moves to occupy Frankfurt Hamburg and Darmstadt raise tensions while Volhynia and Turkish nationalist agitation threaten to inflame moslems and widen conflict.
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Everpe
Ireland
Denmark
West Germany
Frankfort
Hamburg
Darmstardt
Ruhr
Prussia
Rising Sinn Fein revolt spreads through Ireland in April
April reports describe widespread arson by Sinn Fein across Ireland in retaliation for British displays of force. One hundred government buildings burned including 61 Royal Irish Constabulary police barracks and 21 British revenue stations. records burned. Dublin remains quiet as British troops guard the capital while armed raiders seize military dispatches in Clare. Excitement grows in Galway and Mayo as cattle driving continues with about 2,000 men involved.
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Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Inn Fein
Royal Irish Constabulary
Sinn
Rioting in Opera Square injures eleven in Copenhagen
Eleven people were wounded in a riot in Opera Square when police charged a demonstrative crowd of communists. The disturbance began after radicals stoned officers during an early morning protest in Copenhagen.
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Copenhagen
Penhagen
Opera Square
Unarmed Clash Between Jews and Moslems in Jerusalem
Dispatch reports an unarmed clash between Jews and Moslems in Jerusalem on Sunday causing 188 casualties. Military forces are in control to restore order.
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International
London
Tan Riedeee
Jerusalem
Fairy Warmer and Slowly Rising Mae Ee
Forecaster notes a gradual warming trend with gentle temperature rise through the week. Light winds and modest pressure changes expected as high pressure builds, bringing fair skies and increasing sunshine across the region.
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Fairy
Mae Ee
Lost Heiress and Social Worker Found in Lake Michigan
Jeannie DeKay an heiress and social service worker was found dead in Lake Michigan off Chicago's Gold Coast after a months long nationwide search. Hull House associate Mrs Gertrude Howe Britton positively identified the body and no violence marks were found. The initials Jeanne K on the garments support suicide as the likely cause.
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International News Service
Chicago
Jeannie DeKay
United States
Lake Michigan
Gold Coast
Miss de Kay
Gertrude Howe Britton
Hull House
Malancholy
Miss DeKady
Jeanne K
White Easter Blizzard Paralyses Illinois Chicago Railways
The Midwest endures a white Easter blizzard driven from the Texas Panhandle with 50 mile per hour winds. Snow drifts cripple rail, cut wire service, and strand hundreds with coal exhausted as Chicago freezes and Easter attire turns to Christmas garb.
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International News Service
Chicago
Middle West
Texas Panhandle
Steed Enters Auto Business With Ten Reo Cars
W. E. Steed a longtime Alabama Water Company employee and Albany’s popular young businessman enters the automobile field and will handle Reo cars. His showroom is in the Malone building opposite the theatre. An advertisement notes the new Reo six priced moderately and expected to sell well locally.
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W. E. Steed
Alabama Water Company
Albany
Reo Car
Mr. Steed
Malone Building
Louisiana Strawberries Face Frost Threat to Industry
New Orleans reports a frost danger to Louisiana's strawberry industry valued in the millions. Despite efforts by growers and officials, cold conditions could damage fields across the region this season.
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Cinternational News Service
New Orleans
Louisiana
Green to Carry State Bank Fight to Highest Court
State Superintendent D. F. Green says state banks will pursue the exchange at par ruling to the U S Supreme Court and then to Congress for an act amendment. Florence en route, Green notes five banks opened and six chartered this year amid calls to lower living costs by boosting production.
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Federal Reserve Board
V. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Federal Reserve Act
D. F. Green
Florence
Green
Richard Evans
United States District Court
Georgia
Genoa
Taedeebir
U. S
Central Labor Union to Convene Tonight at Hardage Hall
President Tom Rainey has called a Central Labor Union meeting for tonight at 7:30 at Hardage Hall. The gathering aims to discuss union affairs and upcoming activities with members urged to attend.
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Central Labor Union
Tom Rainey
The
Hardage Hall
Seven Escape from Chester State Penitentiary in Riot
A posse hunts nine dangerous inmates who fled the Chester state penitentiary for the criminal insane late last night. The surrounding region is said to be under a reign of terror as authorities pursue the escapees.
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International News Service
Chester
Chester State Penitentiary
Little Daily Ad Space Open for Auto Show
Reserve advertising space in the Little Daily for the Auto Show feature. Phone the office at Albany 46. Copy for first day must reach the office by a.m.
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Little Daily
Albany
Albany Chamber urged to report vacant rooms during auto show
During the automobile show the Albany area will see crowded hotels and many room inquiries. If you have a vacant room, report it to P. McDaniel secretary manager of the Albany Chamber of Commerce who will operate an information booth at motels during the week.
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P. McDaniel
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Mottiotel
t _the ponambas
Tennessee River Crest Expected Wednesday Amid Floods
Tennessee river levels surge with a 21.2 foot stage and a 24 foot crest anticipated by Wednesday. In Chattanooga floods displace hundreds, but Cotton L. H. Bullard and 21 workers save bales from rising waters. Cattle are moved to safety as ferries and tracks are submerged. Government forecasts show crests near 24 in Chattanooga and surrounding towns.
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Tennessee
Chattanooga
L. H. Bullard
Churchill Compress
Swan Lake
Riverview Avenue
Bridgeport
Guntersville
Mississippi River Tide Rises Past Danger Mark
The Mississippi River is swelling along levees with readings near 45.6 feet at Vicksburg this morning, up 1.3 feet since Saturday, and a possible peak around 51 feet. Patrols are in place night and day and no weak spots have been reported yet.
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Mississippi
Sery Vicks
Vicksburg
Underwood Fires First Gun in the Alabama Drive
United States Senator Oscar W. Underwood opened a speaking campaign in Alabama with the first of ten addresses at the courthouse in Huntsville. He was greeted by a large audience and spoke at 11 oclock this morning.
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Underwood
Alabama
Huntsville
Ala
United States
Ouxcar W. Underwood
Court House
Centenary Revival Ends Amid Large Albany and Decatur Congregations
The centenary revival campaigns at First Methodist and Central Methodists in Albany and Decatur concluded with large Easter attendance. Rev. Davenport noted about fifty converts for the campaign, while Rev. McGlawn urged ongoing repentance and conservation work as two individuals came forward after the close. Several Knights Templar attended the Central Baptist Easter program, and Dr. Wilks delivered a sermon on Job's Problem focusing on immortality through Christ.
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First Methodist
Central Methodists
Albany
Decatur
Southern Methodism
Austinville Methodist
Ninth Street Methodist of
Ps Orion
G. B. Davenport
Davenport
W. P. McGlawn
Central Methodist Church
Knights Templar
Central Baptist Church
W. P. Wilks
Senaca Burr
Todd
B. B. Pickens
Job
Dr. Wilks
H. S&s Bennett
Central Baptist Cacret
Satan
Masonry
Church
Christ
Alon
Snow Flows in April in Albany Decatur For First Time
Historic April snowfall surprises Albany Decatur as records show no prior flakes in April since 1909. Light snowfall ends before noon as sunshine returns and Easter cold snap lingers with strong winds and frost forecasts.
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Man
Albany-Decatur
Ol’ King Sol
Groom's Store Robbed Midnight Before Wedding
John E. Black owner of Overseas Pressing Parlor at 714 Second Avenue found his shop looted when burglars struck while he traveled to Shelbyville Tennessee for his marriage. A large quantity of clothing was taken and the crime occurred Friday night or shortly after his departure.
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John E. Black
Second Avenue
Shelbyville
Tenn
Mr. Black
Shelby Title
Fourth Annual Automobile Show Opens Tuesday at Malone Garage
Doors will open promptly at one o'clock Tuesday for the fourth annual automobile show at the Malone garage. More than 100000 visitors are expected, with 45000 square feet of floor space packed with exhibits from local retailers, wholesalers, and manufacturers. The permanent building is heated and climate controlled, with displays including Albany Textile mill silk making room and a full telegraph office for show communications.
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Malone Garage
Albany
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ala
Postice
Departmet Master
T. H
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