Whitney Blames Public Vilation Of 79229 For Market Decline
Washington April 11 AD Blame for violent incursions in security prices attributed to public traders led by Richard Whitney president of the New York Stock Exchange scoffing at raids. The market decline traced to speculation and public manipulation with a reference to deflation and trading pressures.
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Francis MO Stephenson
Willer
Washington
Tadias
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Pepies
America proposes to abolish offensive arms
Ambassador Tagh Gilgen presented American recommendations at the conference noting they would reduce heavy burdens for national security and allow economic cuts. The proposals, largely guarded, were endorsed by German and other representatives and sent to a conference committee for decision after related ideas from other nations. The envoy warned the suggestions are inadequate alone and that the U.S. may push for abolition of bombing planes.
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Ambassidor Tagh Gilgen
Germany
Gibron
Prosecution in Fortescue Case Identifies Four Lynch Suspects
In a Chicago court, Hy Werden Ote reports the Fortescue murder case identifies four lynching suspects. Edward Ue, Clarence Darrow, and other figures are cited as the defense and prosecution exchange dramatic testimony about the abduction and slaying. The trial features intense questions, vivid opening statements, and a focus on who knew what about Kahahuwal’s body and the car’s route toward the water.
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Hy Werden
Ewing Hohotilh
Py Brown
Dee Thores
Edward UE
Viet Tn
Ghee
New York
Deamon
Hothead
Avery
Clarence Darrow
Generalisgima
Ohat Wolfey
Morgralyi
Darrow
Anuch
Nis Tang
Honorary Degree to Be Conferred on Dr Starz
An honorary degree will be conferred on Dr Starz during the State University commencement next month. Dr Starz, a native of Germany, is linked to the field of pharmacy and has long been associated with Montana’s oldest university. Born in Michigan, he will be year old next September 18. (Continued on page 2)
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Toeneris Ehonind
Ste Mweertook
Starz
State Univerasty
Jina
Montana
Sinz
Germany
Slaraz Wan
Michigan
Kentucky
Stuttgart
Kingdom of Woerstein
Two Boys and Girl Sent Up for Murder of a Salesman
In Salt Bale City a group of youths pleaded guilty to a second degree murder charge in the death of insurance salesman Joka Malverdon. Joseph Medley 18 and Halvorang 15 were sentenced to terms in the state penitentiary and other defendants received prison time amid parallel charges of robbery and assault.
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Salt Bale City
Apel
Vooth
Rommperton
Joka
Malverdon
Aaleiman
Canis
Forde
Halvorang
Roosevelt supporters claim all convention votes this week
New York reports roosevelt backers predict all delegates destined for the Democratic national convention to back Franklin D Roosevelt. Estimated strength shows 144 delegates this week in four states including Kentucky and Nebraska with 64 in Hawaii and 28 in another jurisdiction advancing toward nomination.
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New York
Franklin Th. Roosevely
Thei Estimie
Sitton
Kentucky
Nebraska
Edgape Surrenders After 21 Years in Long Case
Maxiuing, New York territory, April 1. A man identified as Edgape surrendered after a 21 year pursuit. He stated he wished to confess, saying religious motives and a sense of obligation drove him to turn himself in to authorities this afternoon.
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Maxiuing
Walter Baunigan
Kin
Theie Privet
New Yort
Sir PenTorod
Wysell
Auto Injuries Prove Fatal to Louis Heitman
Louis Veltman eighty one died from injuries after a Saturday automobile crash. He was at his winter home in Lang Heael when the accident occurred near 7 20 Sunday evening. The body was sent from Lang Angeles today for interment beside his wife in Forestvale cemetery. The attending physician had treated him with a plaster cast and did not consider the injuries critical. His daughter Miss Geile Helin and another daughter Mrs Walter Teuthotd of Spokane were among those notified. Continued on page 2.
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Louis Veltman
Naseed m
Lang Heael
Caup
Geile Helin
Fiat
Heime
Hetena Releais
Walter Teuthotd
Spokane
Covi Leples Heitman
Vorestvale
Rheanne
Feilman
Woman flees after ransom note identified in Greenwich
A middle aged woman fled a Greenwich bakery after the proprietor identified a $20 ransom note as one of the Lindbergh bills. Police described the suspect as well dressed and attractive. A chauffeur drove a green sedan from the scene. A newspaper list of the ransom bills was displayed beside the counter.
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Greenwich
Conn
APJ
Patice
Lindbergh Hills
Deronnille
State Board Orders 10 Percent University Budget Cut
The State Board of Education ordered a ten percent reduction in university budgets. At a special session the board approved a budget aligned with legislative appropriations, while executives devise apportioning methods. Chancellor Brannon gained consent for the plan, but W M Johnston pressed for deeper cuts amid projected revenue shortfalls.
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State Board OF Education
State Board of Education Vsestenday
M.A. Brannon
President praises Red Cross work in drought relief
President Hoover commends the Red Cross for aiding drought victims and easing unemployment as the organization opens its annual convention. He lauds the Red Cross for daily service and devotion reflecting the American spirit.
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RED
Wasington
To Hed Cross
Hoover
Mir
Heaver
Dasish Prac
Ted Crase
Murray Would Put Off Liquor Rattle
Governor William Murray campaigns in Orbiboma as a Democratic candidate, claiming the nation has enough food and opposing prohibition changes. He argues both parties must win voter support amid debate on constitutional amendments and temperance policy.
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Murray
William Jr. Murray
Orbiboma
Ashes Spread as Andes Volcanoes Erupt Across Regions
In Santiago, Central Cordillera activity sends ash clouds across South America on April 11. Volcanic plumes from Tingturmen peak, 14,000 feet high, darken skies over Calchaguz province, Chile, with reports of smaller vents Quisapu, Mescabezado, and Mauling joining the eruption. Ash drifts reach Buenos Aires and Montevideo as authorities warn of continuing explosions and fire-like flashes.
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Santiago
Chile
Cordillera
Andes
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Montevideo
Uruguay
Volano Tingturmen
Calchaguz
Quisapu
Mvescabezado
Delaware Boy 16 Vanishes. Father Dismisses Kidnapping
Wilmington Delaware April 1 Charles Chickerleg 16, son of a DuPont Powder Company employee, disappeared from home at 4 a m. His father, uncertain and poor, doubts kidnapping and believes he may have left to shoot crews. Police alerted as the family seeks answers.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Charles Chickerleg
DuPont Powder Company
Women to raise fund to fight days in repeal campaign
Washington April 11 delegates gather for the third annual conference of the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform chaired by Mrs Charles H Sabin. A national fund raising and education campaign for prohibition repeal will begin May 18.
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Washington
Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Charles H. Sabin
Hurley Seen as Possible GOP National Chair
Washington April 15 Becretary Hurley of the War Department was mentioned in political circles tonight for the chairmanship of the Republican national committee.
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Washington
Hurley
The
War Department
Joseph Leiter Dies Aged 63 Noted Sportsman and Trader
Chicago mourns Joseph Leiter a 63 year old noted grain trader and sportsman son of the pioneer Leiter family. The obituary outlines his family, connections to Lord Curzon and Colonel Campbell, and mentions a prolonged eight year court battle over the Leiter estate.
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Joseph Leiter
Tray
India
the Otter
Nancy
Mar
Colin Campbell
Lady Margaret
Joseph Lestter
Leiter
Harris of Georgia In Critical Condition After Operation
Washington April 11 AP Phyalelane attending Schatar tarels of Georgia salt tonight he was Vertes wily WL and dlacomition less favorable than fine beer at any time he was operated upon several weeks ago.
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Washington
Phyalelane
Schatar Tarels
Georgia
MATCHES AND COME IN PANTS SET A WORTHY CITIZEN AFIRE
A chaotic scene at Morton Test night near Buclosan's pool hall ends with Lynn Tinulesan badly shocked after a melee. The incident escalates when a firecracker or flare is set off, causing panic and injuries. Eyewitnesses describe a hurried exit as bystanders react to the commotion and a suspect is pursued.
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Buclosan
Morton
Lynn Tinulesan
Anno
Ada
Parties Unity Rises to Block Soldier Bonus Plan
Washington April 11 AP Democratic leaders in Congress unite with administration forces to block cash payment of the soldiers bonus. Representative Rainey calls the currency proposal uneconomic and destructive while Senator Robinson declares himself unequivocally against the plan amid a looming presidential veto. Continues on page 2.
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Congress
Representative Rainey
House
Honous
Ways and Means Committee
Robinson
Ton
Trobinson
Senate
Weaver
House Committee
Supreme Court narrows powers of prohibition agents
Washington reports the Supreme Court curtailed enforcement by federal prohibition agents, ruling searches without warrants exceeded authority and that no conspiracy or nuisance existed on the Lefkowitz premises. The ruling reaffirms penalties for importing liquor under the import law, while Callahan’s appeal for prosecution under a lenient prohibition statute failed.
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Washington
Prohibition
Tne
Federal Prohibition
Daniel M. Lefkowitz
New York City
Pauline Parts
Tastics Butler
John T. Callahan
Delaware
Callahan
The
Supreme Court
Justin Roberts
Polson Rancher Dies By Own Action in Washington
Polson April 11. F F Emerson 62 a sheepman ended his life at his ranch southeast of Polson by slashing his throat. He had been in poor health for some time. The death by his own action occurred on the same ranch where his father ended his life years ago by shooting.
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Polson
Emerson
Three States Face Muddle Over Redistricting
Washington reports the Supreme Court heard three states New York Minnesota and Missouri argue their reapportionment laws are invalid for lacking gubernatorial approval. Justices faced a tangle as they questioned legality of statutes reshaping congressional districts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Minnesota
Missouri
British stand by treaty terms amid Irish dispute
April 11. Great Britain and Ireland remain in a deadlock over mutual relations. The issue centers on President Valera's oath of allegiance and the Anglo Irish treaty. J Th Thomas, dominions secretary, rallied support for the treaty and the British government.
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F A. Myring Mandon
Great Britain
Ireland
Ramon de Valera
Hrithik
J. Th. Thomas
Senate to Probe Farm Board Spending and Exchanges
The Senate votes for a full inquiry into the Farm Board after a controversial spending episode involving 500 million dollars from Congress. The probe aims to examine operations and relations with implicated exchanges and connected organizations. The motion, offered by Senator Norris, clears the way for a comprehensive review without a recorded vote.
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