Mystery Yukon Beer Plant Unearthed In Detroit Street
On St Aubin avenue Detroit April 4 AP report describes federal miners and police uncovering a subterranean brewery behind a secret brick wall. A huge tank wagon and a hidden craft operation capable of 300 barrels of beer were found after laborers tunneled into the space. Sergeant Williams detects the scent and taste of beer as the scene unfolds.
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Detroit
Yukon
St. Aubin Avenue
Federal
Clayton Williams
Williams
Tee
Body of missing boy of 615 found
The body of Melvin Reever, age 6, was found four miles south of the Reever ranch after a neighbor located him in a snow filled area. A prior search involved hundreds, including 200 from the Pine Ridge reservation, following his disappearance during a March snowstorm while he searched for a mitten.
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Indiana
Pine Ridge Reservation
Plane crash in Kansas kills six aboard flight
In Scott City Kansas a short warm up flight ended fatally when the airplane crashed and burned. Six men were aboard including pilot John Flournoy of Wichita and passengers Dr C C Mer Gionis and Cheeter A Riley of Scott City. Riley is an insurance representative. Flournoy leaves a widow and two small children.
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Scott City
Kans
C. C. Mer Gionis
Cheeter A. Riley
Ccott City
John Flournoy
Wichita
Riley
Accusers Charge Gov Long Spent State Funds for Personal Use
Accusers in an impeachment move assert Governor Long diverted part of a state fund for private use and failed to provide accounting. Automobile dealers testified that after drawing bank money he bought a new car, paid the garage in $20 bills, and traded in a used car for a new machine as the impeachment push grew. Overnight rallies and mass meetings in Baton Rouge framed the political tense as supporters awaited the governor’s appearance.
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Lin
Goernor
Baton Rouge
Curthstone
Rebels Dead at La Reforma Put at 1000 End of Revolt Near
Mexico City April 4 AP report says more than 1000 rebels were killed in action at La Reforma Chihuahua yesterday 500 wounded and over 2000 captured. No federal casualty estimate given as insurgents withdrew. General Valles led overland pursuit from Torreon. Two planes were sent to reinforce Mexican federal troops at Naco. General Almazan's forces camped at La Reforma as infantry prepared to move toward Quila and Culiacan.
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Mexico City
Chapultepec Castle
la Reforma
Chihuahua
Valles
Torreoning
Alata
Abuya
Abelardo Rodignesz
Sonora
Thoenix
Ariz
Cati
Arizona
Henry L. Stimson
New Mexico
Naco
Honora
Paumps
Jerstoy Cardenas
la Cruz
Sinaloa
Quila
Culiacan
Cat smothers infant on Nebraska farm tragedy
Alliance Nebraska April 4 AP report details a distraught scene where a domestic cat smothered a months old baby on the Charlea Mracek farm, about 20 miles north of Alliance. The parents placed the infant to sleep and upon returning found the cat leaping from the cradle and the child dead. The incident is being investigated by local authorities.
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Alliance
Neb
Charlea Mracek
Mra ‘Mracek
Stork Drops In As Rancher Rushes to Hospital
Missoula April 4 AP An expectant mother near Charla was moved toward Rowan hospital when a mudblocked sideroad halted their car. William Carmene swapped to a truck as the caravan’s provisions ran low, and the stork reportedly paid a visit during the drive.
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Missoula
Charla
Rowan
William Carmene
Butte Burglars Enter Shop Then Fled With Cash
Three men robbed a Continental Oil filling station in Butte tonight after chatting with an attendant. They forced him into a lavatory and escaped with about 50 dollars from the till. Police noted descriptions match a trio linked to a confectionery hold up earlier in the week.
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Butte
Continental O.1
Bere
Wells Fargo building in Virginia City collapses after years
Historic Wells Fargo Express building in Virginia City Nevada collapses. Once the gateway to wealth from the Comstock Lode, the 1875 two story brick structure survived storms and earthquakes but fell under the weight of years. The wall with the Wells Fargo sign remains.
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Virginia City
Reno
Nev
Wells-Fargo Express
San Francisco
Sion Place
Wells Fargo
France Offers Final Honors to Herrick
Paris April 4 AP- Funeral services held today as Myron T. Herrick received imperial honors from the French government. The Tourville cruiser bore his body to New York with the flag and state memorials aboard. Citizens and officials observed solemn processions as France bid farewell to its longtime friend and diplomat.
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Paris
Brest
Myron T. Herrick
Tourville
New York
France
Inland Waterways Delayed in Special Session
Washington reports that inland waterways development as part of farm relief likely will not be acted on at the special session. Two house committees handling waterways legislation will not be organized, Speaker Longworth says, viewing the project as a long-term farmer aid not needing immediate action.
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Washington
Myde
Congress
House
Longworth
Sinking to be debated with U S sinking pact of 1924
Ottawa reports formal Canadian representations to the United States over the sinking of the Canadian schooner Im Alone by US coast guard vessels. Premier King said the correspondence would be made public. Officials note a debate centers on the 1924 anti rum running treaty and its applicability to Canada.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
King
House
Washington
Jim Alona
Ameren
Great Britain
Washington society split over dining host seating dispute
Washington society matrons become uneasy arbiters in the row between Vice President Curtis and the state department over where Mrs. Edward Errett Gant should sit at official dinners. The vice president and Mrs. Gant proceed with engagements while Henry L. Stimson, new secretary of state, prepares a ruling on the Kellogg decision that Mrs. Gann ranks behind wives of foreign diplomats. The White House and social hosts weigh Curtis's protest against Kellogg's ruling as speculation swirls through dinner circles.
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Washington
Prsidal Curtis
State Department
Edward Errett Gant
Reed Mer
Curtis
Kellogg
White House
Gann
Lares Anderson
Gani
Hoover
Anderson
Two Killed in Plane Crash at Pearson Field Oregon
Lieut Ralph A. Floyd army aviator was killed outright and Asa F. P. Cesment Portland police lieutenant died four hours after the crash at Pearson field Vancouver Washington. Floyd served as an aviator in World War I and was once shot down and imprisoned before escaping from a German prison camp.
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Portland
Ore
Ralph A. Floyd
Asa FP. Cesment
Fortland
Floyd
Pearson Field
Vancouver
Wash
Debenture plan on farm aid eyed for veto by president
Washington April 4 AP The senate and house agriculture committees near the end of hearings on farm relief measures. Administration leaders expect the bill to resemble last fall's plan with a federal farm board and commodity councils. Debenture financing, pushed by the National Grange, faces opposition from President Hoover and some administration factions though supporters press for its adoption as a substitute for an equalization fee.
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Washington
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
Hyde
Federal Farm Board
National Grange
Hoover
Toover
Dge
American shot by bandits in Mexico near Magdalena
American mining engineer Harry Meadows was shot by Mexican bandits at his mining camp about 44 miles from Magdalena, Sonora. Severely wounded, he made his way to Nogales, Arizona, after the attack Tuesday night. The bandits left him for dead, shooting through the shoulder.
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Nogales
Ariz
Apol 4
Harry Meadows
Batt Dits
Magdalena
Sonora
Jeg
Meadows
Seek to Settle Textile Strike
Movements to prevent disorder and to void the spreading of strikes in textile plants of the Piedmont Carolinas today were under way. The United States department of labor sent a conciliator, Governor Joh G. Richards sent his private secretary. The situation in both North Carolina and South Carolina was quiet.
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Charlotte
N.C
Piedmont Carolinas
United States Department of Labor
Joh G. Richards
North Carolina
Sah Carolina
Tennessee Kidnappers Hated Before Court
In Elizabethton Tennessee a dramatic incident involved the reported kidnapping of two labor leaders, a woman with a pistol attempting another abduction, and the arrest of five locals. Alfred Hoffmen and Edward McGrady, leaders in the United Textile Workers and the American Federation of Labor, were reportedly seized from an Elizabethton hotel by a convoy of eight cars. Hoffmen reportedly fled toward Asheville North Carolina while McGrady was taken toward Grisvill Tennessee.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Alfred Hoffmen
United Textile Workers of America
Edward McGrady
American Mod
Officina
Atoun
Eigit
Hoffman Inter
Ashvile
N.C
McGrady
Grisvil
Vo.Tenn
John B. Pouts
Nera
Amedegn Federation
Lindbergh Gives Air Rides to Morrow Girls in Mexico City
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow hosted Anne and Constance Morrow in Mexico City for a visit to the ambassador’s residence. Anne will fly to Texas en route to Milton Academy while Constance heads to Milan or to Mil ton program. Elizabeth remains. Anne’s second air ride follows the crash of their earlier return flight and the loss of a landing wheel.
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Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pie Frances
Anne Morrow
Olin
Dwight W. Morrow
Comtanes
Elizabeth
Hie Entty
Constance Marrow
Thrownsville
Texas
Milton Academy
Massachusetts
Colt. Lindhorph
Niles
Annie
Budapest Bans Radio Loudspeakers on Main Streets
Budapest acts to curb noise from public radios. On April 4 the government declared loud speakers an nuisance and announced fines for radio dealers who operate loudspeakers on main thoroughfares of the capital.
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Budapest
Pest
Juge Wn oe King Affair In Custody
Pontiac Alabama April 4 Tugent Boyd Fairchild wanted on perjury charge from the fatal shooting ten days ago of Mrs Lillian De King at Aurora by a county dry raider arrested at his father's home in Odet Interday Held for Sheriff L Arch of Geneva who said he would come to take him to Geneva The charge alleges perjury in signing a search warrant claiming he purchased liquor at Mrs De Kay Aurora May Day Aurora News continues on page two
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IAM
Tugent Boyd Fairchild
Lillian de King
Aurora
Odet
Parrelile
L. 7Arch
Geneva
Hin Ty Ja
Vaiebird
Aurora Hone
de Kay
State Music Meet Opens in Bozeman
AP reports the eighth Montana High School Music Meet opens in Bozeman with nearly 550 contestants and chaperones, the largest attendance in the event's history. Judges will seal contest results until Saturday awards, and the day features four auditoriums for the extensive program. Cities represented include Helena, Missoula, Miles City, Lewistown, Havre, Great Falls, Billings, Bozeman, and more.
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Bozeman
Apel
Willy
Montana
Vital Conference on Teut Payment
Paris reports German delegates and reparations creditors representatives will meet in a private conference to address their positions on the reparations issue. A full session of the experts’ committee, delayed after East holidays, was expected to yield tangible results but produced only this decision.
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Paris
Federal Reserve Warns Banks on Credit Speculation
The Federal Reserve Board warned member banks to voluntarily curb speculative credit use or face other measures to restrain lending. It emphasized protecting gold reserves from wasteful absorption due to domestic credit expansion and noted recent declines in brokers loans as progress toward orderly credit readjustment.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Survey of underground water in Montana urged
Great Falls April 4 AP a survey of underground water in Montana was urged by speakers at the opening session of the Montana section of the American Waterworks association. Dr Francis A Thomson urged pure water supplies for cities and farms and a state survey to aid farming communities and municipalities. Other speakers were J M Schmidt Lewistown city engineer and president of the state association Dean W M Cobleigh of Montana State College and H L Foote health board official and association secretary.
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Great Falls
Montana
American Waterworks Association
Francis A. Thomson
State School of Mines
Butte
J. M. Schmidt
Lewistown
State Association
Dean W. M. Cobleigh
Engineering Department
Montana State College
HL. 8. Foote
Direcor
Water and Sewage Division
The
State Board of Health
Association
Nationalists Victorious at Hankow in First Provincial Clash
April 4 Hankow scene reports the Nationalist government winning its first major clash with provincial rebels. Wuhan forces under Kwansi leadership collapsed early, with martial rule declared in Hankow and Nanking troops expected to reinforce. Foreign protection measures are being prioritized amid growing alarm as retreating Kwansi forces threaten the area.
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Tiankow
China
Wuhan
Kwansi
Hankow
Nanking
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