Thompson Victor Thompson Victory in Chicago Mayoral Race
The Chicago mayoral election ended with William Hale Thompson defeating William Dever by 83 072 votes after 384 precincts reported. Final tallies show Thompson 512 740, Dever 429 663, with John Robertson polling 1 209 in a tight race amid a record turnout and calls for order.
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Willian Hale Thompson
William E. Dever
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Dever
John Dil Robertson
Sepublican
América
Wily Sapiro Admits Defense Fee Charge Amid Farmland Scandal
Detroit report notes attorney Wily Sapiro forced to admit a charge related to defense fees in a case linked to farmers cooperatives and affiliations with opposing groups. Senator James A Reed of Missouri and Henry Ford's counsel figure in the sprawling suit against the automobile maker.
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Detroit
Aaron Sapie
Gwilty Io
Tedlay
James A. Reed
Henry Fords
Chicago
Ingersolls Denied Hearing For Suspension Appeal To Courts
Mr and Mrs Rufus Ingersoll of Mantina county said they would appeal their children's suspension from the state university to the courts after the state board of education announced the action. The couple contends the punishment aims at restoring the institution and reputations rather than addressing the students' conduct. Continued on Page Two.
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Colorado coeds vote on safeguarding measures at college
Rounder Cole Aqrit 3 led a campus vote at the University of Colorado where 423 students supported a policy barring coeds from certain activities while 15 opposed. Freshmen and sophomores reportedly backed the ban to protect themselves, while seniors argued against it, citing its impact on underclasswomen.
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Rotary of Montana closes convention in Great Falls
The fifth annual convention of the Montana Rotary clubs wraps up with remarks by past president Vutle Adams and district leaders. About 380 Rotarians and guests attend as speakers share views on Rotary work and a trip to Europe.
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Arhur I. Laney
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Cleer
Frank A. Vanelbaker
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Itarsy Cunnningham
Helena
Amos Buck Loses Eye in a Peculiar Accident
Amos Buck of Helena suffered a severe eye injury while repairing his car when a screwdriver slipped, penetrating the eye socket. He was rushed to St. Peter's hospital. doctors planned surgery to remove damaged tissue and tie nerves to spare the other eye. Buck, a clerk at the Club billiard Hall, resides on Madison Avenue and is known locally.
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Telena
St. Peter's Hospital
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Club Billiard Hall
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Airplane Cushions Point to Fate of Missing Men
Cushions from an airplane found floating in San Francisco Bay were identified as belonging to the missing air mail plane that carried pilot Edward Nehor and Alfred Schaller. They left Vesna Saturday night for Presidio in California and officials hold little hope for the crew's survival. wives have not been informed of the discovery or the lack of hope.
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Chaplin to Face Plagiarism Suit in Federal Court
New York. Charlie Chaplin, film comedian, expected to testify tomorrow in a federal plagiarism suit seeking 5000 dollars brought by Len Loeb, a scenario writer. Lael charged Chaplin in the series titled rookie and Stwnilder Arnis.
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Len Loeb
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Arnis
Gravity of China War Increases Across North Area
Washington moves toward possible rescue of Americans in north China as tensions rise over Nanking reparations and threats to evacuate Beijing. Cabinet and State Department weigh diplomatic options with Shanghai seen as southern assembly center. potential northern city evacuations loom.
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Ain
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Tanisia
Niles
PANDERS FACE TERMS IN JAIL IN NEW YORK CITY
A New York jury convicted 22 individuals and one corporation for presenting the play Sexs at a production deemed to corrupt youth. Five hours of deliberation produced verdicts against Mae West and other cast members, while Street Theatre Co. was acquitted. Sentencing set for April, penalties include jail up to a year or fines up to $1,000 per count.
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Street Theatre Corporation
Mae West
Barrie O'Neil
James Aa
Timeoney
Clarence W. Morganstern
Peking and Tientsin May Open to Invading Hosts
Panicky note warns that Peking and Tientsin face a northward Cantonese drive. Marshal Yu-Haing's forces threaten Yangtse valley towns, including Shanghai and Nanking, as Cantonese aims toward Taitungfu and Tientsin via the Tientsin Pukow line. Chinese capital on edge. American population cited at Tientsin.
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Great Wall of China
New Trial Denied in Murder Case
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court denied a new trial for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, upholding a retrial granted by Judge Webster Thayer. The ruling follows an appeal arguing a controversial trial and alleged misconduct.
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Artolomeo Wanzels
Sinakarhusetts Supreme Court
Webster Thayer
Superior Court
Madairos
Husband Beaten Draws Divorce and Alimony Award
In San Francisco Mrs Mulready failed in her bid for divorce after a judge, Thomas Graham, reversed the usual course. She must pay a sum for beating her husband while the court noted the rule works both ways.
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Graham
Superior Court
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Ange Andre
Lily
Reports On King Ferdinand Illness Spark Court Conflicts
April reports from Victibw describe King Ferdinand I as weak and feverish with fluctuating condition. Couriers and royal aides dispute timelines as factions push for clarity while physicians warn of lingering weakness and possible relapse.
Dry chief laments raw deal amid Prohibition clashes
Glendate Calif April government officials sheriffs and citizens denounce Prohibition enforcement obstacles. Major Frank McReynolds says agents were blocked by customs at San Pedro harbor and aboard a vessel, with threats of arrest. He claims border smuggling is aided by the Red Lop distillery, aided by knowledge of customs officers, and notes limited success stopping the flow. He cites ongoing shipboard interference and difficulties at the Mexican border as major issues.
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United States
Glass Says Smith Must Drop Liquor Issue to Win
Ashertin, SoC quotes Virginia Senator Carter Glass saying Al Smith can win the presidency despite being Catholic and wet but must drop the liquor issue. Glass argues the presidency cannot alter the constitutional approach to prohibition and that a joint resolution won’t pass, noting prohibition was a moral cross-party issue not a party matter.
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al Smith
Congress
Decade Ago U S Entered War After War Debate
Washington recalls a decade old surge of patriotism as Congress faced Wilsons request for declaration of war. The House debated into the morning hours before approving the resolution, with the April 6 signing shaping world history and redrawing maps. Continued on Page Tay.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Rail crew clashes with officers near Olympia
A group of unknown number of men held off officers near Chambers Prairie five miles southeast of Olympia in a box car late tonight after a quarrel with a section crew. Authorities sent to Tacoma for reinforcements and expected to rout the men at daybreak.
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Wash
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Chambers Prairie
Tacoma
Liberals Routed in Nicaragua Battle
A Nicaraguan report claims a complete rout of liberal forces in a battle with President Diaz's soldiers. The statement is based on special advices from Managua and carried tonight.
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Leral
Diaz
Repation
Managua
Radio Commission Issues Vital Ruling On Wavelength Use
The Federal Radio Commission ruled today that radio wavelengths now used for broadcasting will be confined to their present limits. The probe was one of the first investigated since the commission's formation.
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Feteral Radio Commission
Commission
Changsha Boycott Trials U S Goods Amid Gunboat Prep
In Changsha Hunan province an American strike and boycott of American goods was reported at noon yesterday. The United States consul is aboard the gunboat Palos preparing to leave Changsha. Military movements and political tension accompany the demonstrative action as local authorities monitor the situation.
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Hunan
United States
Cai
Missionaries Warned to Evacuate in Far East
A cable from Bishop Laurence J. Burtey of Shanghai reports a general withdrawal of missionaries from North China and coastal cities due to revelations causing great dangers. The message was sent to Methodist boards of foreign missions.
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Aprl &Vp
Wiigsianaries
China
Lauress J. Burtey
Shang[hai
Methodist Boards of Dorrign Missions
Sentence on Sinclair to be Passed Monday
Washington April 31 jail sentence will be imposed on Harry F. Sinclair lessee of the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve in Wyoming. Justice Hitt fixed the date after ruling Sinclair committed one offense before the Senate oil committee three years ago. Government counsel argued four offenses. He faces a minimum one month and a $100 fine, or up to 13 months and $100. He will remain at liberty on bail pending appeals. Simultaneously Sinclair pursues appeals challenging lease validity at the Tennessee Dome reserve. His lawyers Hoov er and Littleton will argue before the U S Supreme Court.
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Martin W. Littleton
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