Dominion notes clash over Gulf sinking and rum runner case
The Canadian government formally protested to the U S State Department over the sinking of the rum runner Pm Alone by an American coast guard boat in the Gulf of Mexico. Attorney General Mitchell said charges against the Pm Alone crew were dropped for lack of evidence, but this does not affect the coast guard action.
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Washington
State Department
America Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Stimson
Vincent Massey
Canadien Minster
Mitchell
Department of Justice
New Orleans
Daring bandits rob First Roumanian synagogue in Chicago
Five youths raided the First Roumanian synagogue in Chicago forcing worshippers to the wall. They terrorized about 80 people, using revolvers and shotguns and escaped with roughly $7,000 in cash and jewelry after a careful, hourlong operation that targeted men’s pockets and women’s purses.
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Chicago
Queen Marie of
Arencu Avenue
Barnard J. Brownsteim
Lindbergh Missing After Mexico City Flight Toward Texas
Reports from Chapultepec and border towns said Colonel Lindbergh did not land near Eagle Pass Texas after leaving Mexico City at 12 30 p m. He was reportedly en route to New York to honor ambassador Herrick. Texas airports remained lit awaiting any sign of his arrival.
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San Antonio
Texas
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico City
United States
Mise Anse S. Morrow
Chapultepec Castle
Piedras Negras
Eagle Pass
Kelly Field
Here
Myer
New York City
Myron T. Herrick
France
Valbuena
Linda Derehlew
Brownsille
APJ
E.S.T
Chapultepec
Lindbergh
Referendum on Prohibition Likely in Illinois
Springfield April 9 AP anti prohibition leaders hailed a wet and dry referendum in Illinois after a day of legislative maneuvering. An anti prohibition repeal to which the referendum clause was attached advanced to third reading in the house by 76 to 61, lacking one vote to send it to the senate. Several wet lawmakers were absent but pledged to attend final passage, while wet leaders said conservative members favored the measure after the clause was added and little opposition is anticipated in the senate.
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Springfield
Ilinois
State General Assembly
Senate
Bride and groom wed after ex-husband pays five dollar bill
A Texas justice of the peace faced a tense moment when a bride delayed nuptials to call her ex-husband. The ex appeared, kissed the bride, and wished happiness. The groom forgot his wallet. the former husband wrote a $5 check for the wedding expenses.
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Texas
Bubby No
Impeachment Session in Louisiana House Postponed
Louisiana House reconvened to pursue more impeachment charges against Gov Huey P Long but adjourned after a brief session until tomorrow at 10 oclock in Baton Rouge April 9 AP report notes the pause in proceedings as long pursuit continues awaiting next morning session.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana House of Representatives
Huey P. Long
Segaion
Texas Guinan Trial Opens With Allegations of Nuisance
The first witness in the federal case against Texas Guinan described Salon Royale as a lively midnight spot on Broadway where Prohibition era parties featured champagne and whiskey. He testified to regulars and waiters, noting the hostess’s flamboyant style and the club’s notoriety in New York during the era.
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New York
Teatay
Guinan
Salon Royale
James J
Broadway
White
Washington
Indy
British Army Polo Captain John Dening Found Dead
Captain John Pitt Dening who led the British army polo team against the United States army in 1925 was found dead in a London hotel. A revolver lay beside him, police said, and the incident is treated as death by his own hand.
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London
John Pitt Dening
United States Army
Rebels Evacuate Juarez as Gen Caraveo Leads Army
Rebels completed evacuation of Juarez with Gen Marcelo Caraveo departing at 9:30 PM to an unannounced destination. Citizens formed vigilance groups and armed patrols filled the streets. El Paso resident Al Coenen was kidnapped by rebels during the evacuation and placed under guard aboard a troop train bound for an unspecified location.
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Juarez
Mexico
Marcelo Caraveo
Jaurez
al Coenen
el Paso
Coenen
Mediacote
Standard Air Lines
Uve Jn
Trai
Catts Indicted in Counterfeiting Ring Probe
Former Florida Governor Sidney J. Catts was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of aiding and abetting in counterfeiting. The indictment ties him to a ring uncovered in Miami and Tampa. Capias for Catts arrest issued. District Attorney Gober offered no comment.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Sidney J. Catts
Florida
Edwin R. Williams
Miami
Tampa
Williams
William M. Gober
Queer Tangle Arises in Immigration Act
The article describes a complicated immigration case involving eight year old Rosenblowm and four siblings, each born in different countries. It explains how nationality rules delay entry to the United States as their father is Palestine born, mother from Russia, sister in England, brother in Cuba, and Isaac native to Alexandria Egypt who arrives first due to a larger Egyptian quota. An uncle cares for Isaac while awaiting others.
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Chicago
APJ
Tsaacyo
Rosenblowm
Tsaae
Havana
United States
Tesac
Palestine
Russia
England
Cuba
Isaac
Alexandria
Egypt
America
America I
Hobart Candidate for President General of DAR
Mrs. Lowell F Hobart is a candidate for president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The convention to choose the leader will be held in Washington on April 14 2 Her home is in Cincinnati and she was active in Red Cross work during the war.
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Lowell F. Hobart
The
Daughters of the Americaa Revolution
Washington
Cine Ganati
Red Cross
Knotty Point Holds Conferees in Paris
Paris April 9 AP The reparations experts committee faces a core issue which creditors of Germany will concede sacrifices to meet Reich representatives offer. Small creditors balk at lowering reparations while Britain resists abandoning its share under Spa percentages. All eyes point to France as the largest creditor with the biggest margin to adjust.
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Paris
Germany
Reich
France
Mill Valley Woman and Infant Allegedly Held by San Francisco Cafe Owner
Mill Valley, April 9 AP Elmer Kenez a San Francisco cafe owner was held on kidnapping charges after allegedly imprisoning Mrs. Mary Hauak and her infant son for four days in a hillside shack west of Mill Valley. The arrest followed a San Francisco warrant. The woman escaped during Kenez absence and returned with her husband and officers to seize him.
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Mill Valley
Cal
Here
Mary Hauak
Elmer Kenez
San Francisco
Dry
Ernest
Tisuak
Oo" Renex
Kenes
Hanaka
Kener
Hanlagh
Torso Murder Suspect 5 Held in Salt Lake City
Clifford Lewis a 20 year old of Brawley California was arrested in Salt Lake City and held for questioning in connection with the disappearance of his wife and the Los Angeles torso murder case Police say Mrs John Blanton of Colorado Springs sought help to locate her daughter Mabel Ll Lewis wife of the arrested man Lewis says his wife left March 27 after a quarrel and intended to return to her mother in a car he had bought Accompanied by Ruth Jackson and Willimor Noun he says they drove through Los Angeles to Colorado Springs where his wife and Natm disappeared The story continues on Page Two
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Clifford Lewis
Brawley
Cal
Los Angeles
Colorado Springs
John Blanton
Mabel Ll. Lewie
Lewis
Ruth Jackson
Calif
Willimor Noun
Aie
Southern Cross Perhaps Found Near Drysdale Mission
An unconfirmed report claims the missing Southern Cross crew and plane may be southwest of the Drysdale mission station in western Australia after eleven days missing. Authorities hold hope of locating Capt. Charles Kingsford Smith and four aviators as searchers press through Drysdale territory.
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Sydney
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Western Australia
Drysdale Mission Station
Drysdale Station
London
The
Mail
Woods
Western Airways
Wyndham
Drysdale
Port George
Hoover Message to Be Read on National Radio
President Hoover will address the special session of Congress with his message to be broadcast coast to coast. Frederick W. Wile of CBS will read the address starting at 12 05 p m eastern time, five minutes after the president appears before Congress.
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New York
Hoover
Congress
Columbia Broadcasting System Today
Frederick W.wile
Dawes Nominated by Hoover for London Post
President Hoover selects former Vice President Charles G Dawes as ambassador to Great Britain. Announcement awaited from London on British acceptance while Dawes oversees financial reorganization in Santo Domingo before departing for the post.
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Hoover
Dawes
London
Washington
APY
Charlea G. Dawes
Great Britain
Two Great Oil Units to Merge
The Denver News reports a preliminary agreement for a merger between Continental Oil of Denver and Marland Oil. A new company would absorb both firms, forming an entity with assets near 200 million dollars. Officials declined to confirm or deny the report.
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Denver
Denver News
Morgay
Continental Oil Company of
Marland of Comany
Marland
Mid-Continent
Continental Oil Company
Continental
Farm Aid Initiative Aims to Hit June 1 Start
Washington April 9 AP administration leaders set the objective to enact a farm relief bill before June 1 to begin aid in time for the next harvest. The measure will be sent to the Howey and Senate after Hoover's message with tariff revision and farm aid proposals. Debate and differences between houses may delay a final identical bill.
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Washington
Hoover
Howey
Senate
House
Impeachment Focus Trails Judge Hardy in McPherson Kidnapping Case
Sacramento reports center of California senate impeachment hearing centers on Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy of Los Angeles over alleged role in the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping episode. Prosecution seeks letters and evidence about Hardy and payments tied to Angela temple affairs amid ongoing inquiry.
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Sacramento
Calif
Carlos S. Hardy
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
California Senate
Honduran Bombing Yields Minor Damages At Border
In Mangas Nicaragua April 3 AP reports say US Marines observed only one bomb strike by four aircraft. The blast reportedly damaged a small area claimed by both Honduras and Nicaragua near Las Limas. Officials cite cross border clashes and cooperation to curb banditry amid disputed control of the region.
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Mangas
Nicaragua
Unite States
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Las Limas
Son
Bras
Las Tamas
Vmonduras
Aio
Lina Timna
Wrasil Nigaraguan
James Cruze and Betty Compson Separate Confirmed
Hollywood reports confirm the separation of director James Cruze and actress Betty Compson. The producer stated he did not know if divorce would follow and Miss Compson could not be reached for comment.
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Hollywood
Calif
James Cruze
Betty Compson
Miss Compson
Plan Work on Boulder Dam Plan Work on Boulder Dam
With the Colorado River compact already ratified, the Interior Department begins planning for the Boulder Dam irrigation and flood control project. Representative Swing, Republican California, says officials have ground crews mapping construction steps for the massive dam.
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Warsington
Department of the Interior
Boulder Lanyon
Swing
Republican
California
Covadthor
Finder Witk
Stimson Delays Mrs Gann Social Status Decision
A special meeting of the diplomatic corps is called to decide the official social status of Mrs Edward E Gann sister and official hostess of Vice President Curtis. Secretary Stimson in a letter to Ambassador Howard assigns the corps the responsibility to determine her status after a protest over Kellogg era rulings.
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Stimson
Alu
Mra
Edward E. Gann
Hontesa
Curtis
Stimnen
Bir Esme Howard
Gann
Stimeen Zlee Brote
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