Dramatic Milwaukees Plot Revealed in Los Angeles
An eight year oil murder mystery involving Otto Sunhaber alias Dolly unfolds in Los Angeles. Dolly, linked to Mrs Wale burge Oesterrelch and Harry Quaterretch, is ordered to appear for questioning as district attorney officials reveal the will and alleged plans behind the 1922 shooting. Shapiro, former attorney, states two thirds of the estate go to Christian Selenve church and Murry Foss. the will supposedly burned.
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Wales Won't Yield On Marriage Admit Queen’s View
Losdon April 70 The unofficial biography of Queen Mary claims the Prince of Wales shows implicit confidence in his mother on most matters except marriage. The author says the heir refuses a wife despite the queen’s urging and notes the prince consults the queen on many undertakings. The book by Mrs. Charlotte Cavendish, widow of a colonel in the Austria army, was not submitted to the queen before publication.
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Television pay phone demo shows eye contact from afar
In New York on April 1 AT&T staged the first practical two way television demonstration using the iconophone. Operators in a small room watched each other directly while conversing, with the distant participants seated in armchairs two and a half miles apart.
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Montana Faces Federal Aid For Roads In 1930
Montana officials anticipate about four million dollars in federal highway funds for 1930 with matching state money. Revenue estimates show state funds may total around three point one million, leaving a potential shortfall as refunds and revenue drift. Legislative action is urged to ensure Montana can receive and apply federal aid before third year reversion.
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Sacramento Temblor Injures Two Slightly
A Sacramento tremor at 1:59 p.m. caused a home to collapse its weakened foundation, injuring Mary Wadeca and her 22 year old daughter and her two year old son slightly. Two other women and several boarders escaped without injuries as dishes rattled in many parts of the city. No other damage reported.
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Slayer of Costello Admits He Shot Cop
Los Angeles April 1 Glenn Rogers 24 was arraigned and held for trial on charges of murdering Policeman Thines Costello on March 31 A confession was entered claiming he acted from fear and to avoid being killed by officers He faced a preliminary hearing today and the record noted his statements were admitted in evidence
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American Freed From Mexican Bandits After Month in Captivity
Obie Briatow an American oilman was released by Mexican bandits after a month of privation. Merle Blakely reports from Mazatlán that Briatan was part of a group delivering ransom money to a mountain village. Briaton, worn and gray, spoke of his relief at reuniting with his wife in San Angelo, Texas.
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Mrs McCormick Wins By 200000 In Primary Race
Ruth content, an Lewis wlao opposed Tianna McCormick, a went to the host, head of the renobifenn party in Ith. noie by an avalanche of ballotath yesterday's primary election, dropped the campairnet'a rule today to return to Washington and for duties in congress. Rotated returns maintained her indicated plurality of 200,000 over Benator Charlie 5. De neet, wig ousted her husband from the newalo six years ago, Mrs. McCormick departed with no word as to Tho whan Aho WIE ex pound when she again takes her boat on the political hattofiend next November to contest with Jameni Hamilton Landa, the democratis nomited for election to the Tastad States Senate, she cannot, aeon Poaition to the world covirt in that Lawia In Wet Lewin, notinigat feeder and orator of the old school, congressional cane temporary of Mrs. McCormick's fa mous father, venator of a decade ago, and owner of onn of the coun try'n Wo mont famous tearte, sh endy han miunded bia ery for the haitie- perronal lberty sa, prohint ton"? Mr. McCormick, la' dry, "both Personally and palitreaty," she told the AntiGaloon league tiring her campaign for the amination. On this innua she atood also by alte Nit her defeated oppnnent, Henator Doncan, who voted for ha Janes saw, Continted' on PF.
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Office of the Argus Destroyed by Fire
Fire originating from a gasoline tank at the Argus printing office on Main Street caused extensive damage to the building and spread to the adjacent Tierney Jones hardware store. Publisher T. A. Husker could not estimate losses, but newspapers put total damage at about 20,000 dollars.
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Virginia Varsity Men Riot Over Film Prices
At Charlottesville Egg Theater, 300 to 1,000 University of Virginia men gathered to protest admission prices. Two students were injured and a policeman knocked down. Bulbs on the electric sign were broken before President Reais A. Alderman intervened, urging arbitration. No arrests. Students treated at hospital. Names not available.
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Collision injures man near Kellyeid in Texas
In San Antonio area a man was seriously hurt in a collision between a private automobile and a San Antonio bus near Kellyeid. He suffered crushed face injuries and was taken to a hospital. The bus driver’s name could not be learned from the report.
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Walshs Proposal On Suit Favored
Wellington April 9 The senate lands committee ordered favorable report on Senator Walsh Montana measure for sale of funds against the Sinclair Cr in Delaware court for 3 000 484. Burned in plane Woodlake Cal Avelt Cinegg of Los Angeles perished when the aircraft crashed while burning on a ranch, the wreckage ignited.
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Methodist Lobby Board Attacked Over Church State Split
A House study panel hears Rep Tinkham charge that the Methodist Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morality and the Federal Council of Churches engage in political activity. He accuses them of violating church state separation while urging disclosure and restraint. The committee schedules further testimony and records, with next witnesses named as Henry Gur fon and others.
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Gandhi movement grows in defiance of British rule in Bombay
The Gandhi movement and the independence campaign gain momentum as arrests mount. Davide Gandhi and other nationalist leaders face charges. police report ongoing civil unrest and clashes amid the Delhi and Bombay centers. Meanwhile a murder inquiry in Martinsburg ties to a life insurance claim of 200 000 dollars while police pursue a suspect.
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Spokane Woman Leader in Pickle Over Obscene Letters
Avril Jourdan 37 secretary of Spokane County Women’s Committee confessed author of 200 obscene letters, denied visitors at home as officials weighed charges. District Attorney Tigy Fox and Sheriff Lloyd Browey noted letters to herself, some tied to illicit acts, and Jourdan’s mental health was questioned while she addressed presumed senders.
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Mitchell Pushes Guilty Verdict for Liquor Orders Under Dry Law
Washington reports a deadlocked debate on the Sloths bill to modify penalties for first and casual dry law offenders. The House Judiciary Committee deferred action until next Wednesday as lawmakers struggle over if a person ordering liquor could be guilty of conspiracy to break the law. Attorney General Mitchell urged the Supreme Court to rule that aiding in liquor shipments could constitute conspiracy, while Alfred K. Norris faces charges in a related case.
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Pope to act on Russia crisis amid Vatican moves
Vatican announces Pope Pius plans to supervise the Russia crisis via a nunc pro tunc provision transferring the pontiff's commission for Russia to the Congregation for the Oriental Church. The move signals direct papal oversight over anti re retrgittes in Buvel Riesta and related groups awaiting further action.
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May Day Proclaimed Child Health Day By Pres Hoover
Washington declares May Day as Child Health Day, urging all agencies to promote child welfare nationwide. President Hoover appeals for coordinated local efforts to improve health, safety, and education for children, outlining a program of action and national commitment.
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Death penalty urged for Manter Raiders trial
Colorado officials pressed for the death sentence for three men Gloute Kay Andrew Halliday and John Walker in the slaying of Deputy Sheriff C A Telek. State attorney J Arthur Fhelps argued the case justified capital punishment as the trial concluded. Herrhman’s sudden disappearance raised concerns of a possible mistrial.
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Dramatic Air Maneuvers Turn Battlefield In Flight Drills
At Mather Field Sacramento on April 9 the annual army air corps maneuvers staged a dramatic air battle with attack and defense simulations. Bombers and escort planes clashed as pursuers swept in to deny the attackers while civilians watched a vivid display of aerial tactics and countermeasures.
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Mayor Jas Rolph Announces Run for California Governor
San Francisco mayor James Rolph declared his candidacy for California governor as a Republican. The announcement positions him against a field of rivals, with attention on party support and regional impact.
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Patents under fire in debate on post office leases
In Washington April 9 Senator Fess Republican Ohio urged an inquiry into alleged fraud and corruption in the government's lease of temporary post office buildings. He challenged insinuations against Postmaster General Brown and the duties department under immunity claims. The senate did not act on either the investigation or the appropriation provision, leaving funding unchanged.
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France and Italy Unable to Agree on Naval Conference
Tanto April 5 report states progress in the London naval conference stalled with a final plenary session likely next week. Stimson MacDonald and Wakatsuki agreed to push for a five year naval parity among United States Great Britain and Japan while Franco Italian talks continue.
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Priest Held as Plotter Freed by Government Order
Mestee City reports Father dno Carcage, an Ortholia priest arrested in February in the investigation of an attempt on President Griz Rubio, has been released by government order. He had been confined in the penitentiary there.
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Tariff on Zinc Raised in Conference Report
Conference work on tariff bills raised zinc duties and related metals while reconciling Senate and House texts. Negotiations tackled silver, lumber, shingles, and agricultural terms with a tentative 1.5 percent per pound on base zinc, amid broader duties awaiting final action.
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