Canadian legation weighs sinking incident report
The Canadian legation received a preliminary coast guard report on the sinking of the Alone and is reviewing it with the British to decide whether to present it to the Quiana government. Washington forwarded the coast guard’s information to Canadian minister Vincent Massey, pending a fuller official record. The French Embassy may seek moral reparations or regret from the United States if the case advances, reflecting tensions over the German life involved.
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Washington
Aint
Legation
New Orleana Su
Quiana
Coast Guard
Great Britain
Vincent Massey
Siate Department
Massey
Coast Suaré
New Orleans
America
State Department
Paris
Tle
Priest shot by enraged father near church yard
Roman Catholic priest Frederick C. A. Erkens wick pastor of the Church of the Holy Ghost was shot three times by Gaetano Menna, father of two boys arrested for burglarizing the church. Menna fled but was arrested. the priest was taken to a hospital likely fatally wounded. Menna’s two sons were arraigned on church burglary charges.
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Cncagg
Mar
Sala
Frederick C. A. Erkenswick
Gaetano Menna
Menna
Bos
John
Paul
Prisoners Shipped From Old Austin Dearborn Jail
About 1,500 Cook County prisoners were moved from the old prison on Austin and Dearborn streets to the new county jail on the southwest side near West 26th Forest and South California Avenue. Deputies oversaw the transfer as buses ferried prisoners while crowds of about 500 police lined the routes.
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Cook
Anly Lable
Begas
Ha Old
Austin
Dearborn
West 26Th Forest
South California Avenue
Isonera
Unsettled Weather Forecast for Huron and South Dakota
Unsettled conditions in Huron with colder temperatures tonight. South Dakota forecasts show generally fair conditions into Saturday with a cooler tonight and cooler Saturday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Oil Production Control Plan Under DOJ FTC Probe
The American Petroleum Institute’s proposed control of production faces investigation by the department of justice and the federal trade commission. Attorney General Mitchell to send an opinion on legality under anti trust laws as Wilbur of the interior seeks study of the plan’s curtailment program. The plan, backed by the federal oil conservation board, aims to be reviewed by institute leaders and board chairs on April 13.
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Washington
American’ Petroleum Institute For
Department of Justice
Federal. Trade.commission
Mitchell
Wilbur
Interior Department
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Institute
Dawes Heads Budget Reform Mission in Santo Domingo
Former vice president Charles G. Dawes leads a 12 member finance commission to draft a budget law for the Republic of Santo Domingo. The panel aims for a cheap, efficient process with personal expenses capped at 16000 dollars and many members paying their own costs.
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New York
Mar
Charles G. Dawes
Republic of Santo Demings
Valeta
Golf Clus
Republic
Santo Domingo
Dawes
Spring Weather Breaks Gorge in Missouri River
In Bismarck North Dakota on March 24 the Missouri River ice gorge broke after large ice jams. Water backed over lowlands, damaging thousands of acres. The river was falling about six inches an hour, down to 124 feet, and a new ice gorge at Sibley Island four miles below Bismarck was dynamited successfully.
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Bismarck
N. D
Mar
Missouri River
Pxe
Bieet
C. W. Roberts
Orie
Sibley Island
Texarkana Labor Heads Vote To Strike
Texarkana AR March 25 local heads of four big railroad brotherhoods ordered a strike against the Texas and Pacific railroad to begin tomorrow at 6 am Progress in Dallas sought to prevent the action as talks continued over the removal of railroad guards from Longview and Mesquite with the dispute broadening to include additional items in discussion.
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Texarkana
Ark
At & Am
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Texas and Pacific
Dallas
Longview
Miceoiz
Pioneer Voigt Dies in Los Angeles at 76
Meno Voigt, 76, a well known timer here who poured the first gold brick for Homestake Mining in 1878, died suddenly of heart trouble at his Los Angeles home. He and his wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday. Funeral services will be held in Los Angeles.
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Meno Voigt
Homestake Mining Company
Los Angeles
Voigt
Stern of Roman galley seen as Italian lake sinks
Lowering Lake Neum reveals only the stern of a Roman galley once sacred to Diana. Pumps reduce water levels by about two inches daily, uncovering relics after nineteen centuries underwater while other vessels lie hidden on the lake bottom.
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Nemi
Italy
Newm
Diwna
Rome
Diana
Dess
Farm Relief Bill Takes Shape In House Committee
Washington Bar 29. Following campaign suggestions for farm relief a farm aid bill forms in the house agriculture committee with a farm board price stabilization agencies and a revolving fund. Hearings reveal details as witnesses are asked to confine testimony to farm board operation. Stabilization plans split on surplus control through market action or acreage reduction. S. J. Cottington advocates stabilizing production at the source. Secretary Hyne may not testify by Monday. John Vesecky urges organizing aid favorable to farmers.
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Washington, Bar
Hoover
House Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
Bork Inran
Harm Hoard
S. J. Cottington
Stanhope
Town
National Farmers Elevator Grain Company
Fara
Felegram
McNary
Hyne
Washington
John Vesecky
Kansas Wheat Marketing Cooperative Association
G. Clemens Horst
San Francisco
Senate
Congress
Senator Norbeck
South Dath
Doubt Over Canton Official Death Reported in Nanking
Uncertain reports from Nanking say Li Ghai Sun governor of Canton may have been executed yesterday but confirmation is lacking. Military guards surround the confinement building while nationalist moves in Wuhan threaten further clashes. Wu Hei Hui, a nationalist statesman, was arrested then released and is now believed alive.
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Nanking
China
Li Ghai-Sun
Santon
Enyainment
Wu Hei-Hui
Nafiking
Senator Slass Denounces Wall Street CEO Action
Senator Slass of Virginia denounces Charles E. Mitchell for providing 25 million dollars to ease the Wall Street credit squeeze. The Virginia Democrat calls the move insolent for a National City Bank president who also sits on the Federal Reserve Board and says his resignation should have been demanded within 24 hours.
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Wall Street
Washington
Mar
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
News Federal Reserve Bank
Senater
Slass
Virginia
Mitchell
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Will Not Apply Eighteenth Amendment to Philippines
WANILA March 20. William E Pussyfoot Johnson says the eighteenth amendment applies to the Philippines but likely will not be made effective there. He notes doubt about the Volstead act and argues it would be unwise to force prohibition on Filipinos, while a Philippine League Against Alcoholism forms to align with world efforts.
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Wanila
Willian E. (Pussyfoot) Johnsoh
Philippines
Tay East
Whch
Philippine League Against
Americams
Fios
World League
Johnson
Congress
Shanghai
Hongkong
Daisy-obsessed husband faces divorce lawsuit
Mrs. Martin accuses Walter Martin of a petal plucking habit that she says ruined their marriage. She says he repeated the chant over daisies and even a chrysanthemum, driving estrangement. The judge cited him for contempt after she claimed he failed to pay alimony.
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Walter Martins
Martin
Mes. Mactis
Alirions
Wife Deserter Arrested Here After Two-Year Run
A 49 year old man described as a wife deserter was arrested in Center City by Deputy Sheriff J. Larsen and jailed to await Sheriff Jamies A. Smith. He had been employed on a farm 28 miles north of Huron and had been the subject of a three state search since leaving his family over two years ago.
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Mitin
Ariff
Andrew Lo
Center City
She. J. Larsen
George Gross
Huron
Jamies A. Smith
Minnesota
Luxlas
Jose Gonzalo Escolar
Revolutionaries
Escobal
Associated Press
Revolutionary Army
Calles
Farrel
Alfredo Ceballos
Jimenez
Cebatins
Guadalajara
Governor Long Attacks Standard Oil In Fight
Governor Huey P. Long accuses Standard Oil of fueling impeachment efforts and seeks to defend his tax policy. He claims the company spent $10,000 opposing his plan and accuses it of influence over public officials, newspapers, and the state house to remove him.
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Governor Long
Standard Oil
Baton Rouge
Standard Oil Company
Huey P. Long
House of Representatives
Supreme Grand Jury
Long
Standard Git
State House
Fight at Escalon Imminent as Calles Advances
Reported Mexican revolution shifts show rebels near Escalon and Bellano with aerial raids on Berniejill Jo. Government troops push from Escalon and Jimenez across two fronts while rebels flee Santa Rosalia and prepare to defend Bachimba Pass.
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Escalon
Calles
Juares
Chihuahua
Mexico
Mar
Bellano
Iere
Berniejill Jo
P. Elias Calles
Federal Army
Jimines
City
Federal
Benigno Serrate
Sinother
Jimenez
Chikushua City
Bachimba Pass
Santa Rosalia
Chihuatimac
Almiazan
Torreon
Rosario
Lazaro Cardenas
Sasatlan
Mazatlan
Jaima Carrillo
Cardenas
Quelito
Culican
Sinaloa
Tron Roseta
Tepic
Nayarit
Enrique Lickens
el Paso
Miguel Castillo
Sasabe
Alter Flesart
Sonora
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Panada Lecation
Arthur Capper
Kansas
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Charles J. McNary
Oregon
H. Caraway
Arkansas
Renrick Shinstead
Smith W. Brookhach
Iowa
Peter Norbeck
S Dakoff
Lynn J. Beazter
North Dakota
John Thomas
Duke
Ebner Thomas
Oklahoman
Thomas
D. Seilin
Atuhanva Amity
Black Hill
Pioneer
Price Stabilization Agencies
Pussyfoot
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