Bank turmoil ends with Chilean president's resignation
A serious run on the Central Bank of Chile triggers the resignation of President Juan J. Montoro amid criticism of his administration. lawmakers debate responses as public confidence erodes and monetary stability concerns grow across the nation.
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Santiaga
Chile
Central Bank of
Juan J. Montoro
Chamber of Deputies
Beeston Mather
Ean
Aye
Hoe
Ile Hath Ran
Mutiny Attempt at Ecuador Port Involves Ex President
A chaotic scene unfolds as a mutiny targets General Gudevrex Prom Tand log near Fort Papi Mein. Former president and various actors escape capture. the incident ends without a clear political outcome as forces retreat to their ships. The report notes failed efforts to seize power and hints at ongoing tensions in the region.
Bank windows struck by unknown attackers in Havana
A group of about 40 men attacked a Havana bank branch on Galina Street, breaking windows and shouting banners before fleeing. Police cordoned the area, with reports noting moral outrage and ongoing investigations tonight.
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Havana
Cuba
Ronimntiat
Avimiathios
Tereimgh
Ute Satianat City
New York
Mie Atteck
Tania Galina
Judge Wilkerson Reveals Capone Plea Deal Details
Washington April 7 Judge H Wilkerson told a senate committee about Al Capone s conviction and his 11 year penitentiary sentence He said the Kitchen plea deal was withdrawn and Capone s counsel argued for a two and one half year sentence The judge explained the government defense agreement favored a two and a half year term subject to hearings and further facts Continued on Page 12
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Washington
al Capone
Senate
H. Wilkerson
Wilbersi
Kitchey
Pully
Senate Judiciary Conmniltor
Eirenttoot
Iret
Jalsen
Theness
Roosevelt Calls Relief From Bottom Up Approach
Governor Roosevelt urged relief must start at the bottom, proposing permanent measures for farmers small banks and small homeowners. He criticized top‑down relief and cited the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as insufficient, arguing for a program focused on those at the lowest economic levels.
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Tapi
Gaverine Roosevelt
Orltte
Ioosevelt
Tna
Marylin Yeowet
Sis
Reangevelt
Feadysl
Honnevell
Unever
Ty Ald
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Troyer
Congress
Wie Bie Wanks
Che Roii
Darrow on Haavall trial on four principals and Massie
Clarence Darrow faces a difficult case defending four principals in Haavall's trial. He arrives amid festive welcome and prepares to defend Lieutenant Thomas Massie and three others charged with assault on Mrs. Alnisto.
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Mihough
Haavall
Clarence Darriw
Leon H West Secures Bank Post in Minneapolis
Leon H West of West National Bank and West campus has been named to a top position at Flex Bank Stock Corporation headquarters in Minneapolis. The announcement follows remarks by Paul Leeman, vice president and general manager of First Bank Stock Corporation, who reported Leeman's visit and duties during a three day stay.
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Leon H. West
Minneapolis
Minn
Ean UW West
West National Unk
West Campu
Hank Stock Corporation
Paul 5. Leeman
Manger
First Bank Stock Corporation
Helena
First National Tank
Minneapolia
Lerman
Massie Jury Chosen and Accepted for Trial
Jury selection wraps after four days of maneuvering as Clarence Darrow defends Massie case. Prosecutor Betley notes evidence to begin Monday. Reported in Wawalai newsroom with references to multiethnic panel including American, Chinese, Portuguese, German, Danish, and Hawaiian descent.
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Massie
Clarence Darrow
Tandohn Oe
Betley
Granville More Tesche
Navy
Iwnehlag
Kidnapers in Suba Take Baby in Cradle
Ramon and Jonefa Cruz report to police the kidnapping of their five month old son Placido while he was asleep in Suba. The baby's cradle was also taken. The couple provided details and asked for public help in locating the child and cradle.
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Suba
Hing
Guba
Avril
Ramon
Jonefa Cruz
Placido
Legion Post Withdraws After Telegram Controversy
New York April 7. A Willard Straight post of the American Legion threatens to quit the national body after a dispute over a telegram to national commander Stevens. The Willard Straight post asserts it spoke only for 52 members and condemns the attack as a smear aimed at national publicity. Commander Hugh Gallagher defends the telegram and calls Steinbor’s accusation unfounded.
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New York
Marlee Stemher
Mwenvy
Sestomlay
Rybig
Brens
Iis
Hugh Gallagher
Willard Straightpost
Stevens
Steinbor
Uenioke
Acreen
State Department
Arcor
Missouri solon opposes veterans' bonus plan
A Missouri solon denounces a proposed veterans' bonus in a public statement amid party leadership dissent. Acting Chairman Crisp of the Ways and Means Committee announced opposition to advancing the bill which would fund immediate certificates and a potential 2.4 million dollar payout, affecting timber and war veteran programs.
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Wurdiington
Mobilioes
Stil Can
Mssouri
Giutton
Gery
Migan
Ntatonyent
Paattion
Crisp
Wayrand
Yen
Chipetit
Rorelen Ware
Secretary Mellon Arrives in England Amid Ship Stay
Secretary Mellon arrives in Southampton England on April 7 and stays aboard the ship overnight. He offers no formal statement on his arrival amid a tense political visit.
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Mellon
England
Southampton
Andrew Wy Motion
Tellada
New Educational Methods Touted by University Professor
Spokane April 7 Inland Empire Federation association heard Ernest Horn of the University at Tawa advocate new educational approaches. The talk emphasized reading to learn and the first essential says the speaker. Continued on Page 2.
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Spokane, Waals
Ernest Horn
University At
Tawa
Inland Empire Fabrcation Association
Praga
Leavenworth Prison Entry Ties to Capone Gang
Chicago April 7. dack Gurzik, business manager of Al Capone's gang, left tonight for Leavenworth Penitentiary to begin serving a term after being found guilty of attempting to cheat the government on his income tax.
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Chicago
Dack Gurzik
Searfave AL Capone
Tonteht Cor Leavenworth
Kan
Edoral
Civil War Thru China Looms as War Lords Move
Shanghai report notes threats of civil war against the Nanking government amid Sino Japanese peace talks. A coalition of Yellow River warlords led by General San Fu Chu dominates Shantung with about 70,000 troops, signaling rising instability as events unfold.
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Morris Harris
Shanghai
Nanking
Ane
Yellow River
San Fu Chu
Shantung Province
Chui
Munich clash over Nazi mobilization ahead of Sunday vote
In Munich on April 7, Adolf Hitler's National Socialists faced state authority after Ernst Boehm announced a mobilization of Nazi storm troops for the upcoming election. Bavarian officials banned such mobilization, while Bach accepted responsibility for issuing the order, claiming inner ministry knowledge. A separate report denied forged espionage charges against the Nazis.
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Munich
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Ernst Boehm
Bach
Ile
Ministry of the Interior
Pinto
Raid on Knoxville workers relief HQ by Silent Hand
A masked group raided the Workers International Relief headquarters in Knoxville Tennessee issuing threats to two men to withdraw from the communist party. Furniture was destroyed and notes signed The Silent Hand were left in red ink. No injuries reported.
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Workers Relief Outfit
Knoxville
Tenn
Workers’ International Relief, & Communist Organization
Communist Party
J A. Manuk
M. Rader
Tland
Mank
Juder
M. Hoy Wubbs
Workers' Relief Organization
Tha
Silent Mand
Chris Hanity
Power Hearing at Poison Opens as Kerr Cites Slack Demand
Claude Draper of the Federal Power Commission presided as the hearing on the Flatland power development extension opened at Poison. OM Kerr vice president of Montana Power and T H Chehrave testified for the company noting a total capacity of 294000 kilowatts for Montana users while last week’s demand stood at 90000 kilowatts. Kerr said this is the first time in history the industry has been affected by slack demand and the session adjourned to tomorrow for a second day.
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Kerr
Tacks Mountain
Flatland
Claude Ja Draper
Federal Power Commission
Power Company
Draper
OM. Kerr
Montana Power Company
Rocky Moauntain
T. H. Cnehrave
Ringer Me
Montana
Ahie
Yolls Vhrone
Germany
England
Unves
Fess
Bryan
Family of Five Found In A Gave Desolate Folk To Be Helped
Mibert Cola April 7. Officers sheltering Sol gman, his wife and three children found lying in a prairie engage standings. They had survived on skimmed milk and bread from a neighbor, with no furniture or clothing beyond what they wore. The youngest, 10 months old, was born in the cave.
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Mibert. Cola
Sol
Gman
Five Youths Drown as Gale Hits Werbellin Lake
Four youths and a teacher drowned when a gale struck Werbellin Lake, about 30 miles north of Berlin. Many others were injured as boats capsized and nearby structures were damaged by a severe thunderstorm and downpour.
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Berlin
Apel
Werbellin Lnke
Pot Likker On The Senate Menu Sparks Debate
Washington April 2 The Senate restaurant plans to serve pot likker amid a discussion led by Senator Hae Long of Taishvinn. The dish is linked to new greens arrival from Louisiana and Mississippi with meat, while critics question its fit for official dining. The episode marks the first notable entry of pot likker into the capital menu.
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Wrehington
Hae Long
Taishvinn
Brita Cole
Senate
United States
Acnato
Four Power Danubian Conference Fails To Agree
London April 7. The four power conference failed to agree on a plan to solve the Danubian economic crisis and will adjourn tomorrow, likely to resume at Geneva. British delegates said a small step toward Aurone’s economic restoration was made, while France and Britain reportedly stood united on immediate agreement.
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London
Geneva
Aurone
France
Britain
Winnie Ruth Judd Moves From Death Cell to Ward
Florentve Ariz April 1 Winnie Ruth Judd, sentenced to hang for the slaying of Agnes Anne LeRoi, was moved from the death cell to the women's ward. Authorities say she became hysterical in the condemned cell before the transfer, and her parents the Rev and Mrs W T H McKinnell were called.
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Florentve
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Anne LeRoi
W. TH. McKinnell
Finger Sent 10 Prospect by Kidnaper G
In Cleveland on April 7 a severed finger was sent to a wealthy local man as a warning from extortionists demanding $2,000. The note warned the recipient to meet the demand or face further action, detailing fines and payment terms to be made in small bills.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
British cabinet to study Free State reply on oath and land annuities
London April 7 The Irish Free State's move to abolish the oath of allegiance and retain land annuities was expected to be reviewed by the full cabinet before sending another note to Ireland. A cabinet sub committee met in the House of Commons to assess the reply to Britain’s recent note.
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London
Both Sides In Upper House Agree To Push Revenue Act
Washington April 7 Democrats and Republicans in the Senate agreed on prompt action to push the revenue measure. Senator Smoot, for the Republicans, joined the conference and backed swift passage. The House is split over tariff duties and a sales levy. Senator Connally of Texas proposed raising surcharges on incomes over 100000, with discussions of a 40 to 50 percent top rate. The revenue bill would tax imported lumber and timber not covered by existing provisions.
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Washington
Pitt
Smoot
Finance Commmittes
Eepubticans
House
Connally
Texas
Tarmbor
Javier
Wisconsin GOP delegates show conservative lead in poll
In Wisconsin the conservative faction led by Hoover era Republicans wins a majority of delegates in a poll, with independents trailing. The piece notes political shifts, references world events, and cites party chairman Wess discussing prospects and retirements as the primary approaches.
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Washington
Wess
Wisconsin
Wat Potter Ogni
World Economite Distros
Hoover
Balvalsette
Father of Utilities Regulation Passes
Chicago April 7. Trafford Erickson seven year old boy known as the isthoy of aiate chiltty verntottan died today. The Interstate Senator Labollette, when Governor of Wisconsin in 1906, made Mriekao a member of the nation's first ante railroad iecmminaton. Mr. Frickaon helped establish similar commissionary many states, born in Swadon.
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Chicago
Trafford Erickson
Princess Beatrica and Don Alvaro’s marriage halted in Spain
Paris reports a snag in the planned July 18 wedding between Princess Beatrica, elder daughter of former King Alfonso of Spain, and Don Alvaro d Orleana. Alfonso reportedly interposed an objection and blocked contact, jeopardizing the match amid conflicting reports of a possible broken engagement.
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Paris
Princeas Beatrica
Atfanna
Spain
Alvaro d’Orleana
von Alvar
Alfonso
Captain Frank Hawks Injured in Worcester Crash
Captain Frank Hawks was badly hurt in a Worcester airport crash after a blackout prevented takeoff. He suffered facial cuts and possible neck and facial fractures, with doctors at Worcester City Hospital reporting severe injuries and uncertain paralysis risk. Earlier, another aviation mishap occurred during Hawks arrival from St Louis, involving a glider piloted by John Whitin Lasolle near Whitinaville.
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Frank Hawks
Worcester
Masy
Taka
Apoml
Rocka
Hawks
Wan Ballevedt
Firad
St. Louis
Yar Feriay
John Whitin Lasolle
Whitinaville
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