Meyer to resign new tile Meyer to resign new tile
Washington April 11 reports that Eugene Meyer governor of the Federal Reserve board had resigned his post. White House aides said the reports were unfounded and Meyer made no statement. Close aides declined to discuss the matter.
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Washington
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Meyer
White House
Tenerd
Eevaghor Medaw Hie
Rennrt
Meyers
Savernor
Wim
Senator Ki ng Plunges to Eat Warlington
A fragmented report traces Senator Kilng and his son AWilian H Rang et Gelbeney Phanged through wartime service and tragedy. The elder senator, distressed by his son’s death, contemplates the impact on his career. The piece mentions military posts at Taengdev Virginia and a later nervous breakdown leading to hospital care in New York.
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Warlington
AMT
Awilian H Rang
King Anid
Werdenial
Xem
Servoing Na Qing
Kelley
Selfridgn
Ganelov
Klenadd Wik Host
Taengdev
Virginia
Eis Toenthanee
New York
Moroccan desertion to Teut territory shocks army
A report from Tirmasena Germany dated April 1 describes Moroccan soldiers in the 28rd Mgerian regiment deserting to German lines in the Ithian Palatinate near French Hordern. They claim mistreatment and were taken into custody by German authorities.
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Tirmasena
Germany
Mgerian
Phagters
Tillers threaten strike over Frazier bill outcome
Washington reports reveal farmers and senators clash over currency expansion as the Frazier plan faces White House space and partisan opposition. Farmers warn they will strike if the bill fails, amid talks of higher interest and subsidy terms.
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Tillers
Frazier Bill
Insurance moratorium lifted in Montana all regulations take effect
Montana state officials announce lifting of the insurance moratorium with new regulations taking effect. The move follows recommendations from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners and aims to standardize protections across states. Changes include revised cash surrender values and limits on payments to policyholders, with specific provisions to prevent excessive payouts and ensure solvency of insurers.
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Montana
John. Holier
Tne
I Ciiteaga
Stoners
Whiten Dd
Kelley
Ae Nistany
Montana de Pertent
Walmes
Holmes
United States
Premé Court
Chicago
Eight Perish In Fire At Minnesota Farm Home
A fire destroyed a farm home four miles northeast of Maria Minnesota killing eight people including a mother and seven children. The father was reported missing. Names listed include Mrs Albin Jonson and children Harald Jim Clifford Kenneth Dare Lothy Thernvee Lester Sandrom and Hadley. Deputy Coroner A C Stark reported no additional bodies found.
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Maria. Minn
Haven
Heath
Here
Albin Jonoson
Harald
Jim
Cifford
Dare Lothy
Thernvee
Lester
Sandrom
Jehoson
Conflict over Jerol war rages as Chinese defenses hold
Fragmented report from April 1 describes Chinese forces repelling a Japanese offensive along the Lacan river valley after retreating from Lengkow. An assault along the Wher pass near the Great Wall failed to break Chinese resistance, with Chinese military authorities reporting the clash.
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Chane
Han Huni
Annanese
Ain
Dent Wail
Kapelkow
Yellow Fen
Apfonse
Hastings delegate at state convention backs repeal of 18th amendment
Dean Tayrene Davenport of Hastings Medh was among about 100 delegates at the state convention debating prohibition repeal. The record notes Davenport, a former agricultural college official, voted in favor of dry policy in the session around the 18th amendment.
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Dean Tayrene Davenport
Hastings
Medh
Inne
Davenport
Agricultural College
Shaw Skins Hide Off Thilo Nation at New York Debut
New York hosts an unusual stage appearance as George Reruil and a playwright, introduced by Acksan Reynole, present at the Metropolitan Opera House under a club of Malition Seiines. The absence of Alanson Haughton is noted as the audience reacts to a dramatic performance with high praise.
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New York
George Reruil
Metropolitan Opera House
Malition
Van
Frantad
Dirigible Cracked by Severe Wind as Inquiry Opens
The naval court of inquiry convened today amid chaotic testimony about a Minn craft named The Slender Erwin. Seafarers described a dire scene off New Jersey as winds of 35 degrees and violent seas battered vessels, with distress and fear voiced by crew including Moody Derein, a former second class mathematician, and others aboard.
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Naval Court of Inquiry
Flor
Moody Derein
Senate Sits as Jury in Judge Louderback Case
The Senate acts as a triad jury in the Judge Louderback impeachment case. Federal Judge Harold Vandeepmick pleads not guilty to charges, while prosecutors seek to reply to the defense. The hearing features three attorneys and a tense courtroom scene as the Senate weighs the intricate political-legal matter.
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Senate
Louderback
Washington
Nathing
Harold Vandeepmick
San Drineche
House
Tthenney
Landerhack
Louderbarts
Mrs Roosevelts Escort Cop Hurt by Side
Mrs Roosevelts escort officer was injured in a traffic incident but she remained by his side. Yale Chief George Dahis of RCroteh helped move the front wheel and he was taken to St Josephs hospital. The president’s wife stayed with him in the emergency ward as doctors treated him for minor injuries.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Youkora
Soy
Croteh
St. Joseph'a Honmlet
Irish Railway Strike Ends In Dublin After Settlement
Dublin, April 13. The unofficial word says about 4,000 Irish Free State railway workers and engineers returned to work after a prolonged strike that disrupted milk supply and hindered trade. The Great Southern line saw resumed service as 200 workers and engineers joined the rest in returning to work following negotiations.
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Duiblin
Irish Free State
Dubbin
Santa
Washington braces for changes in inflation and finance
Washington scenes show Roosevelt and Congress pushing bills on Tennessee Valley development and federal bank deposit guarantees. Debates touch farm relief, government reorganization, and international trade as markets anticipate policy shifts and potential banking reforms.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Tennessee Valley
Iit
Recruits Entering for Forest Work Across 30 Camps
Roosevelt approves 30 conservation camps in national forests where the first 10 000 men of the Civilian Conservation Corps will be placed. Camps span Alabama Arkansas Georgia Maine New Hampshire North Carolina Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Vermont Virginia and West Virginia with about 209 men per site. Nearly 19 000 more are in army camps today and about 17 000 more to be turned over to the army this week.
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Washington
Roosevelt Aint
Robert Fechner
National Forests
Conservation Corps
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Maine
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Olahoma
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Administration backs thirty hour workweek proposal
Washington April 11 administration endorses the principle of a Senate bill for a thirty hour working week in industry. Miss Perkins to propose modifications to make the legislation more workable and more flexible. Secretary Roper and Senator Black confer after cabinet meeting. Trammell seeks reconsideration.
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Washington
Perkins
Senate
Triesevedt
Miss Perkins
Roper
Senator Black
Trammell D
Aim of World Conference To Extend Trade
Washington April 11 Secretary Cordell Hull outlined a new tariff policy to be promoted at world talks. He said the aim is not protectionist advantage but to lay foundations for a more prosperous basis through broader trade. The plan accompanies talks with world statesmen during the current voyage.
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U. S
Washington
Amoview
Anne
Cordell
Coast Guard Rescues Fishermen Off Ice Floe Near Ste. Marie
In Ste Marie Michigan on April 11, Albert and Charles Baker, marooned ice fishermen, were rescued after more than 44 hours on an ice floe in Wittetish Bay. An all day search ended before dark when Pilot Bernard Hammond of St Ignace spotted them from a plane and relayed their location to the St Marys River Coast Guard patrol.
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Fant
Ste. Marie
Mich
Albert
Charles Baker
Coast Guard
Dollar Ailement
Wittetish Bay
Bernard Hammond
St Ignace
St. Mary's River
Three Sent Up For Counterfeiting Coin
In St Paul Minnesota on April 11 three men were sentenced in federal district court for involvement in a northwest counterfeit ring. Leader George Petercleh received four years and a $3000 fine. Steve Jacobvitz and Joe Blsovatz of Gary Indiana drew eighteen months each.
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T. Paul
Minn
Apri
George Petarcleh
Steve Jacobvitz
Joe Blsovatz
Gary
Ind
Ward en of prison may save Winnie Judd from scaffold
Warden Walker of the Arizona state prison said he would ask the county attorney for a sanity hearing for Winnie Ruth Judd, sentenced to die April 21 for the murder of Agnes Anne Lerol. The law requires a sanity inquiry if the condemned shows signs of insanity after sentencing. A death watch was placed on Judd as three days remain before her execution. Continued on Page 2
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Winnie Judd
State Risen
Florence. Ariz
Walker
Arizona State Prison
Pita County
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Anne Lerol
Arizona
WHC
Truman
Pinal County
Wiiaon
Florence
Ariz
Winnie Tach Fudd Toraty
Plender
Binnde
Dramatic blaze on Broadway theater blocks streets
Fire in a four story Broadway building housing the Strand theater killed one and sent 2200 audience members fleeing into the streets. The blaze halted traffic in Times Square for an hour while rescuers evacuated patrons and workers from offices above. Electric signs crashed to the pavement as firefighters battled the smoky inferno.
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New York
Broadway
Strand Theater
Tines Square
Joseph Karavta
Ray Robinson Routed to Bastile for Bohn Affair
Unemployed Ray Robinson of Kilmonton Alta faces charges tied to a high profile kidnapping in Minneapolis. Authorities seek Verne Sankey as leader in the scheme involving a $12,000 ransom and the seizure of Vaghell Rolin. A Denver arrest related to Charles Baettehor and a teenage suspect is noted.
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Ray Robinson
Bastile
Bohn
Mian
Hidnaphix
Calle Vontley
Kilmonton
Alta
Rully
Vaghell Rolin
Robinson
Verne Sanker
Sankey
Gordon Rikhers
Denver
Charles Baettehor
Crutady
Verne Sankey
Rostisher
Woman driver killed when bee saves her from crash
A bee caused a driver to lose control and crash near Midway and Lad in Stockton. Mrs Toward Orion, 48, of Oakland, died this afternoon. Two sons, Richard 14 and Robert 12, survive. The car struck a tree and overturned as the woman steered, local reports say.
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Stockton
Cat
Apelt
Mra
Orion
Oakland
Atriel
Richard
Robert
Chicago civic leader may be made mayor
Chicago civic leader Nash appears positioned for Chicago mayor as a four member Democratic aldermanic committee in Ear Springs Ark receives telegram urging him to accept. The scene follows a history of civic service spanning half a century and links to Antony Cermak, amid a period of political uncertainty following an assassination.
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Chicago
Patrick
Nash
Ear Springs
Ark
Nea Linn
Antony Cermak
Llee
Conference in Rome mystifies diplomats during Holy Week
Rome April 11 diplomatic corps puzzled by visits of Germanys Goering and Papen and Austrias Dollfuss to Mussolini. Officials claim Holy Week ties, but observers sense aim at Italian approval for a union of Austria and Germany amid Austrian public resistance.
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Rome
Germany
Austria
Wilhelm Goering
Mussolini
Franz von Papen
Engelbert. Dolifuss
Dollfuss
Italy
Helef
Indians Case 1H Court of Claims Decisions
Washington April 14 The Court of Claims ruled on Indian claims totaling about 123 million dollars. In 1925 the Nez Perce and other tribes sought roughly 63 million for alleged land seizures and denied hunting rights under a 1855 treaty. The court dismissed the Nez Perce petition but awarded 4.696 million to the other tribes for land deprivation.
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Washington
United States
Court of Claims
Clarkfeet
Mood
Tregan
Gros Ventre
Montana
Nee Perce
Idaho
Nex Peres
Nez Peres
Reds Parade in Chicago Sparks Rowdy Protest in 1914
In Chicago in April 1914 a noisy Reds parade disrupted a school event, inciting tensions with administrators and protesters. An official, Ore Mile Taylor, faced a confrontation as doors were forced, reflecting public unrest over the event.
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REDS
Chicago
Achaol Tenghorn
Sdnenton
Mile Taylor
Boarh
Hozens
Eme Jay En
Wisconsin Milk Pool Plans May Strike
The Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool, authorized by its board, will withhold milk from the market if farm groups fail to provide definite support. Walter Singler, pool president, said no action would occur before May 13, with continued pledges from county farm representatives and farmer associations.
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Wisconsin Milk Pool
Appleton
Wisconsin Cooperative
Mile Paol
Rhe Ventore
Walter Singler
Nash Pet Ma
Gag
AO Ts
Iman
Sapport
Allon
Sappore
Winconnty
National Parmerat Aliday Assortanten
Ramon
Ani
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SEN
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Oet. Birkley
Administration
Smith
Feragler
Nenaler Fraderuit
N. Wy
Toardtre
National
Tin
Montara
Loanwand
Vale Ars
Inerweite
Jerol
Walter Th
Linfore
Tans Mo Hanley
Theas
Dental
Cates
Mentidad
LA Evert
Clavie
Ape
Stninera Inn
Hia
Cramen
Ish
Heeruita
Goast Guard
Moving Picture Theater
Samuel Brown
Anthony Maghegado
Ithe
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