Sinking British Rum Ship Stirred U S Ambition Report Demands
New Orleans dispatch notes the sinking of the British schooner I'm Alone by a U S coast guard amid disputes over the vessel’s exact position when sighted. British ambassador Sir Esme Howard seeks full details as crews recount contraband liquor cargoes and offshore delivery routes.
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Mar
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Great Britain
France
John Thomas Randall
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St. Pierre
Great West Wine Company
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Trinity Shoals
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Belize
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Centiaced Og
Flag Display For Foch Remembered In Huron
Huron will honor Marshal Ferdinand Foch by half mast displays on federal buildings as a mark of mourning for France and allied forces in World War I. Mayor Don G Medbery urged citizens to join in sorrow and fly flags at half mast on the day of interment.
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Don G. Medbery
Hoover to Meet Stimson Tomorrow at White House
President Hoover will host Henry L. Stimson tomorrow at the White House after his long trip from Manila via San Francisco and New York. Stimson will stay through the week as they discuss the Root world court policy, Mexican situation, European reparations, and state department reorganization. Kellogg remains in post until Stimson’s oath, then sails for Europe Friday. Gibson, Belgian ambassador, joins the talks as the American delegation prepares for Geneva next month.
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Chicago water case reopens as Chicago and six states clash
President Andrew, chief of cabinet meet Tuesday. The Chicago water case reopened before Special Master Charles Evans Hughes. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York oppose Chicago lawyers as hearings decide measures to dispose of sewage while reducing Lake Michigan water flow. Langdon Pearse, sanitary district engineer, to testify on diversion and sewage disposal actions.
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Charles Evang Hughes
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Minnesota
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
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Snowy Weather Lifts Precipitation In Merch Month
Snow and rain boosted the month’s precipitation to 3.48 inches in Merch, eight inches above normal. A 1928 March comparison shows 0.28 inches then, while frost recedes and farmers prepare fields for spring. the Jim River gauge reads 9.7 feet today.
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Aberdeen Bicycle Ring Cracked by Police
Police uncovered a two year bicycle ring in Aberdeen led by a nineteen year old boy. The gang stole bicycles and repurposed parts, with ten to fifteen youths believed involved. Operations were traced after wheels and parts were identified during a roundup.
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Floods and Tornadoes Ravage Kentucky and South
The Cumberland watershed floods Kentucky and Tennessee, killing dozens and displacing hundreds. In Tennessee 31 deaths are reported, plus 37 in Kentucky and affected areas across four other southern states. Emergency response includes National Guard, Red Cross aid, and interstate train disruptions.
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White Creek
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Bandits Wound Yankton Police In River Bridge Shootout
Yankton officers pursued two robbers after a morning attempt to cross the Missouri river bridge. Policeman James Hranaugh was wounded in the leg. one suspect fled, another, George Olson of Chicago, was arrested after an Iowa car chase. Olson claimed the other man, Ted, fired and wounded Hranaugh. The fugitive remained at large as a witness described a gunfight near the bridge and a failed early morning robbery.
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Mar
James Hranaugh
Missouri River
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Iowa
George Olson
Chicago
Omaha
Ted
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Two Women Plan Endurance Flight To Set Record
Los Angeles reports Miss Bobbie Trout and Mrs Louise Mc Pherridge Thaden will attempt a women’s airplane refueling endurance record this summer. Both have recently competed to set the female endurance flight record and plan to fly a single engine cabin plane gathering supplies in the air until the motor fails.
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Los Angeles
Bobbie Trout
Mra
Louise McPherridge Thaden
San Francisco
Milas Trout
Miss Trout
Spanish Flyers On Ocean Hop Aboard Secret Seville Flight
The Spanish South Atlantic air unit reports the clay plan to cross the sea in a bold ocean hop. Captains Francisca Shiuenee and Ignacio Igleans led the departure from Seville in a secret mission, aiming for early dawn over the Atlantic with favorable winds. The message notes a pass over Cape Jaby and Rio De Oro shortly after midnight as the convoy advances toward its objective.
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Mar
Novoccan Department
Ministry of War
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Cape Jaby
Rio de Oro
Spain
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Shiuenee
Ignacio Igleans
Seville
Deny embargo lift requested over Chinese arms ban
Washington reports no request from the Chinese nationalist government to lift the 1919 embargo on munition imports to China. Ministers had urged tightening last year and sought coordinated action with nonparticipants. Diplomatic discussions in Pekin consider removing the embargo as munitions still reach China from unbound countries. The State Department could lift it but will consult with other pact nations first. The nationalist government reportedly obtains arms via State Department licenses.
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Samuel Rea Former Railway Head Dies at 73
PHILADELPHIA March 25 Samuel Rea former president of the Pennsylvania Railroad died at his Ardmore home after weeks of illness He was 73 and his funeral will be held tomorrow at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian church He retired in 1925 after 64 years of service and nine days after his 80th birthday.
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Samuel Rea
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Graf Zeppelin On Long Tour Dashes Across Europe
Graf Zeppelin, on its second long cruise, departed Friedrichshafen with a 49 crew and 53 tons aboard, heading over Lake Constance to Basle and Marseille. The airship planned a roughly 5000 mile route through France Italy the Balkans and central Europe, weather permitting.
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France
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Balkans
Europe
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Dr. Eckener
Chicago Exchange chief denies stock pool plan
R Arthur Wood president of the Chicago Stock Exchange denied last night that Chicago financial interests were creating a 40040509 pool to make available hang on call to local brokers No money pool has been formed nor will there be He added some focal stock exchange firms were asked to provide surplus funds for collateral loans This effort has met with a ready response Calmenson Aberdeen Sam Calmenson Aberdeen company president visited Huron today on business
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Chicago
R. Arthur Wood
Chicago Stock Exchange
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Focal Stock Archange
Weather Forecast From Local Station Amid Unclear Text
Forecast indicates unsettled weather tonight with no significant temperature change. South and western areas may see warmer conditions while northern regions could remain cooler.
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Huroze
Yaesu
Dakotu
State seeks public charges on bank affair investigation
Pierre March 25. The attorney general’s office announced the start of an inquiry into the closed banks administration by the state banking department. Citizens are urged to send full, signed complaints to M. Q. Sharpe. The effort aims to keep costs low and run hearings in each county.
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Banking Department
State Banking Department
M. Q. Sharpie
Attorency General
Associated Press
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State Bankers Association
Coon Ae
Ray Ln Drewry
E. D. Roberts
Huronians Recall Princess Bridesmaid Visit Ten Years Past
Two Norwegian girls Ava Klaveness and Irmeline Nansen visited Huron ten years ago, staying two weeks at 267 Third Street, meeting many Huronians during a Pleasant Am ericum school break. Oslo wedding of Crown Prince Olaf and Princess Marthe recalled by Time magazine notes the eight bridesmaids split Sweden and Norway, with only one royal, Princess Ingrid.
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Marthe
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