Texas Tornado Aid Rushes to Homeless Victims
In Texas the Hedress American Legion and citizens rush relief to destitute homeless after Tuesday tornadoes. The Red Cross seeks 150000 dollars plus clothing and food while Frost and Karnes DeWitt counties suffer deaths and injuries.
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Convicts Killed in Ohio Prison Machine Gun Accident
In Columbus on May 8 two sleeping convicts at the Ohio Penitentiary were killed by machine gun bullets fired accidentally by National Guardsmen. James Ross and Albert Freeman died in their dormitory beds. a third inmate was wounded. Guards say post-fire measures placed guns in the yard after an Easter Monday riot.
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Ernest Warren
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Sime
Robert S. Haubrich
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Young Chicago Exchange member displaced by new entrant
A Chicago Stock Exchange report states 22 year old Evanston graduate John Claude Stewart, once named youngest member, was displaced by a newer entrant, while background mentions a third party, Thomas Co, and a reference to Joe Stewart and Cerny with partial details.
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Chcago Stock Exchange
John Claude Stewart
Evanston
Northwestern University
Thomas Co
Joe Stewart
Cerny
Unclear Text Fragment Reflects Scant Historical Quote
Fragmentary OCR reads about a payment of 25050 and a voting phrase tied to a beard remark, with unclear context and attributions. The readable bits offer no definite names, places, dates, or events to establish a clear news item or outcome.
Australia Sound Despite Bad Year
Australian economists and industrialists say the economy remains sound despite a wool slump, coal strikes, and a poor wheat season. They attribute weakness to global depression rather than domestic factors, noting improvements in drought areas and beef and wool markets, with exports at 1 875 275 boxes for the year.
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Defeated Gary Official Fatally Shoots Self
William J. Fulton, former Gary mayor and Lake County commissioner candidate, shot himself at his home after losing renomination in the Lake County primary. Campaign manager M H Marquardt was arrested on election law conspiracy charges for bringing five Chicago women to vote in Gary polls. Marquardt posted bond and was released. Fulton was 48.
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Williamy J. Fulton
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Fulton
M. H. Marquardt
Chicago
Marquardt
Up In The World Tit Bits Exchange
A brief cartoonish exchange shows a boss boasting about managing five men while replying that he works upstairs, reflecting workplace hierarchies with humor.
Capone Night Clubs Raided In Cicero Chicago
Prohibition agents acting on Washington orders raided two Capone night clubs in Cicero early today. Five arrests were made and a small liquor haul was seized. The Catton Club run by Ralph Capone and the Greyhound Inn were among those raided. Records at the Cotton Club were seized to show Capone's links to Cicero beer traffic.
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May
Washington
Cicero
Catton Club
Ralph Capone
al ‘Scarface) Capon
Capone
Cotton Club
Alexander C. Jamie
Whim Slayer to Be Electrocuted Friday
Chicago dispatch reports two murder convicts, August Vogel and William Lenhard, facing electrocution Friday. Both plan to seek writs of supersedas from Justice Frederick De Young to halt the executions pending appeals. Vogel killed Lyle Perrensud after a traffic dispute. Lenhard killed Milton Vasilogoulos during a June 1929 holdup.
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Milton Vasilogoulos
Perrenoud
Sioux Falls
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London Treaty Hearings Begin Next Week
The House Foreign Relations Committee opens hearings on the London naval treaty next Monday with Secretary Simson explaining provisions and background. The Senate Naval Committee will follow with hearings on senior Navy officials about the heavy cruiser clauses as lawmakers prepare for ratification.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Secreary
Stimson
Senate Naval Committee
Navy Department
Senate
Not Such A Much The Loud One
The Hum orist names the clash of voices in a witty exchange about signatures and checks. A humorous dialogue contrasts bold ambition with cautious restraint while hinting at the value of quiet influence.
Stomach Sufferers Find Breath Improve With Taniac Claim
An advertisement claims stomach troubles cause bad breath and promotes Taniac as a quick remedy with a money back guarantee. It suggests mouth washes offer little relief and asserts breath and other troubles vanish after use.
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Taniac
Canadian Pacific liner to feature luxury amenities
The Empress of Britain, slated for launch, will include Turkish baths, beauty parlors, a full sized tennis court and two stages for theatrical and other performances, as part of its planned luxury amenities ahead of Senate action on the pact.
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Senate
Congress Approves Treaty Support Amid Naval Bill Cut
Borah leads conditional approval from the foreign relations committee with backing from Senators Robinson and Reed. The House appropriation committee struck from its report the $377,036,000 naval appropriations bill, while a statement forecast economies from the treaty and noted England's 1929 birth rate as part of the discussion on balance among nations.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Reed
Pennsylvania
House
England
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