Berlin and Rome Reach Agreement on Peace Plan
Rome reports a solid Italio German understanding after talks between Mussolini and Vice Chancellor von Papen and Hermann Goering. The discussions centered on the four power peace plan and potential roles for Italy and Germany, with observers noting mutual assurances and cautious optimism despite limited details disclosed.
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Rome
Mussolini
Frans von Papen
Hermann Goering
Germany
Rescued Husband's Wary Return After Night of Injury
In Glenwood Canyon, a dramatic rescue ends with Mrs Tilegel saving her husband after a harrowing night. He was thrown from a wagon during a snowbound incident and sustained injuries to his leg and neck.
Death of gamer in Butte an accident
In Butte on April 13 a rifles discharge while Walter Gamer removed a rifle from a chest in his home as he prepared for a hunting trip. The accidental shooting killed him. a coroner’s jury returned a verdict of accidental death. Gamer was a prominent local figure. His body was found in his bedroom by his wife before noon Monday.
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Butte
Walter Gamer
Bunlers
Garner
World to stress need of gold standard in talks
Washington April 13 United States calls for restoration of a free international gold standard as a key goal in forthcoming Washington conversations with many nations invited to send outstanding delegates. Leaders including Roosevelt and MacDonald signal unity on economic recovery and global monetary reform amid a flurry of diplomatic appointments and expected participation by France Italy Germany Canada Japan and Argentina as talks near.
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United
Wales
Roosevelt
Romony MacDonwdl
Britain
America
State Department
Edouard Flerriet
MacDonald
England
Italy
Guldy Jung
Germany
Ung Lather
Canada
Hlehard Ro Resnett
Helena Churches Plan All Day Good Friday Services
Helena churches observe Good Friday with day long services and union devotion at six Protestant houses. Catholic rites at St Helena Cathedral and other churches include meditations and the Seven Last Words. A Sacred Cantata is planned at St Vault’s Methodist with a choir of 30 voices.
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Neevices
Cty
Lutherda Ehtren
Etevantt Avenue
Lagan Street
Br Paul's Mettodier
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
First Christian
St. Tamer A
Tha
Ann
St. Melena
Cathedral
St .Islena
Salelath
Moraiye
Weber
Carroll College
U. Legery
Oldest West Point Graduate General Adalbert Ames Dies
General Adalbert Ames, Civil War hero and oldest West Point graduate, died at 97 in Mississippi. A former provisional governor during Reconstruction, he served as U S senator from Mississippi and fought in major battles including Chickamauga where he was wounded. Born Rockford Maine October 1 1825.
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Adalbert Ames
Ames
John Ty Korkefeller
Nelethorg
United States Military Academy
Mississaippi
United States
Mississippi
Orfaingi Ku Kivu Klan
Mananaag
Chkyslurg
Robert Bowes
Weat Point
Lin
Rockford
Blaze destroys dormitory at Bibel Walker School
Incendiary fire in Limebury Connecticut damages four story dormitory at Bibel Walker School for girls. About 100 students evacuated from dining hall as flames leveled the building. Estimated damage listed around 190000 to 200000 with officials noting the blaze followed another large dormitory fire in as many days. Nearby Beaver Brook building reportedly burned Tuesday afternoon. Buttercup cow in Arkansas City dies at age 19.
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Freien
Beaver Brook
Prison Gel Yawns For British Army Officer
London April 13 A sentence of dishonorable discharge from the army and five years penal servitude was imposed today on Lt Norman Baillie Bowart of the Seaforth Highlanders. A court martial found he revealed military secrets to a foreign agent for £60 or more, receiving money from Otto Waldemar Obst of Berlin.
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Liew
Norman Baillie
Leutenant
Ariategrath
Seaforth Highlanders
Relatives Told to Leave Newlyweds Alone
In a New York court a tense scene unfolded as members of both families gathered after a marriage. Mrs Tenanar alleged the groom grabbed her throat and ordered her home, while Lananer claimed years with prior wives proved no trouble. The magistrate admonished the relatives to respect the newlyweds and they left arm in arm.
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New Yorke
API
Lesaner
Thomas A. Aurelio
Mra. Tenanar
Armin
Citizens Push Louisiana Huey Long Removal Plea
Washington April 13. Citizens in Louisiana filed a petition with the senate urging removal of Huey Long on charges of personal wealth and corruption. Chairman George of the elections committee said no immediate investigation would be made if the request did not present clear grounds. St. Francois ville activist Tatin M Stalker said more petitions would follow from many parts of the state.
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Huey 1
Song
Louiaiana
Senate
Wacore
Ciizeny
Pelican Ntate
George
Elections Committee
Vier
Gayner
Tatin M Stalker
St. Franciaville
Aonate
EJ Nelly Chosen as Chicago's New Mayor in 1928
Edward J. Kelly, a Democrat and civil engineer, was elected mayor of Chicago to serve starting April 1928. He led the city’s nine-year Font Park system and backed a $120,000,000, 20-year improvement plan for the Chicago sanitary district, following political currents after the assassination attempt on Alphonse Zangara in Miami.
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Apri
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago
Conner
Kelly
Font Park Aystem
Alan
Poltten
Nat
Poltelen
Hla
Anton J. Cermak
Reign of Terror in Havana City Reported Attacks
Havens April 1. Twelve bombs exploded across Havana causing one child’s death and two injured, as police and armed patrols tightened security after a spate of terrorism. A clock bomb hit a fruit vendor wagon killing three year old Montane. Domingo Suarez, 40, was injured. Bombs also damaged tracks near Zanja Railway and struck near the Church of the Angel. Authorities blame political terrorists for four deaths in recent days.
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Sari Ans Parte
Havana
Uin 19
Montane
Domingo Suarez
Paice
Tastotentaya
Arava Suarez
Ferrara
Zanja Electyle
Tome
Toneht
Program for President Outlines Massive Public Works Plan
The meeting urged a public works program with bond values up to 5 billion dollars, aiming to boost purchasing power for wage earners. Key figures included William Green, Frank Morrison, D B Robertson, Donald Richberg, Rose Schneider man, and Sidney Hillman. President Roosevelt listened and prepared an accompanying public works bill.
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Miss Perkins
Siares
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Frank
Senate Refinance Plan Returns to Farm Bill Controversy
Washington April 13 The senate vote on a two billion dollar plan to refinance farm mortgages faces House reconsideration after a 387 to 12 House approval and a 47 to 40 Senate rejection. The measure aims to back mortgage financing for small farm homes amid political friction and continued debate.
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Senate
HOUSE
Washington
Congress
House Amlgenate
Mammoth Farm
Editor and Wife Fage Murder Charge in Oregon
Medford, Ore April 14 Liewellyn A Banks and his wife Hadith R Banks were ordered to stand trial May 1 at Magene for first degree murder in the staging of Constable George Prescott last March 16. Banks, a former newspaper publisher and orchardist, requested a venue change from Blackton County. the court sent the case to Eugene in Lane County. Prescott was shot while serving a warrant.
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Ore
Liewellyn A. Banks
Hadith R Banks
Magene
George Prescott
Banks
News
Dlackton County
Eugene
Lane County
Prescott
Solemn Altar Stone Ceremony Recall Christ at St Peter’s
In Vatican rites Holy Year observances marked the altar stone at St. Peter’s Basilica with wine and water poured to symbolize Christ’s blood and water. The World bore witness as the Blessed Sacrament was moved between chapels, bells silent since Holy Thursday, Lent to end Saturday noon.
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Rainer
Pauline Chapel
Sistine Chapel
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Tome
Cuban Arrests Crucial Child Cruelty Case
Santiago Cuba April 13 Pye Police arrested Ezequiel Guttartz on charges of burning the hands of his young daughter after a neighbor alleged the child stole an item. The report notes the case as a grave child cruelty incident with local policing.
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Santiago
Cuba
Pye
Ezequiel Guttartz
Aten
Man in Female Garb Arrested by Salt Lake Police
Salt Lake City police detained Paul M. Belcher, 40, after tenants reported a masked masquerade party where he appeared in a blonde wig and hat. Belcher, dressed in women’s attire, faced questions as officers investigated the incident and his involvement in the event.
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Salt Lake City
Tony
Paul M. Belcher
Tie
Victims of Akron Lie at Rest in Arlington
Washington April 13 Rear Admiral William A Moffett commander Frank McCord were buried today in Arlington Cemetery. The two victims of the Akron air disaster were laid to rest with separate ceremonies each escorted by officers of their rank.
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William A. Moffett
Naval Air Forces
Frank ©. McCord
Arlington Cemetery
Atlantic
Mortgage Plan Sent to Newed Mortgage Plan Sent to New
President Roosevelt urges swift action for home owners with a broad emergency plan. Congress saw a message calling for safeguards around ownership to stabilize social and economic conditions. A bill in the Senate keys an emergency $2 billion bond issue for financing small home mortgages and promotes thrift with permanent backing.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Acll
Senate
Bank in Texas robbed by masked gunmen in Muleshoe
Two masked gunmen robed the Muleshoe State bank this afternoon and escaped with about 1600 dollars after locking cashier J. M. Oshorn and two other employees in the vault. They fled in an automobile, pursued by pursuers.
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Texas
Muleshoe
Muleshoe State
J. M. Oshorn
Tobbers
Japs Continue Occupying Chinese Territory and Buffer State Plan
Mukden April 14. Japanese forces push beyond the Great Wall and seize Tsionan as they expand control over more than 1000 square miles. Front runs 105 miles from Shihmenchal to Sahochiao as Tokyo plans a buffer east of the Lwan river between Manchukuo and China proper.
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Manchuria
Great Wall of China
Tsionan
Shihmenchal
Shan
Kaikwan
Sahochiao
Hsiflengkow
Lwan
Body of Woman Found in Trunk Under End of Bridge
The body of a partly-clad woman, about 42, found stuffed in a trunk under the Madison Avenue bridge over the Harlem River, was identified by police after an autopsy. The wounds suggest throat injury from assault or accident. two homeless men near the bridge reported discovering the trunk after spending the night under the approach.
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New York
Madison Avens
Wariem River
Thor
Walker Cleared of Charge of Graft
New York April 13. Dr William L Walker brother of farmers Mayor Jamea J Walker and four other physicians were cleared today of charges they practiced fraudulently and deceitfully in connection with fee for service compensation cases. The medical grievance committee of the state department of education investigated the harbor by the city health committee and dismissed the matter.
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New York
William [L Walker
Jamea J. Walker
Chargea
Motheal
Ine Stite Départment of Educatan
Hie Etty Athena Commitine
Chen
Ruth Bryan Owen Takes Oath as Envoy to Denmark
Ruth Bryan Owen took the oath of office today as America’s first woman envoy to Denmark. Nominated by President Roosevelt, she was sworn in by the State Department appointment clerk and will depart this afternoon.
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Ruth Bryan Owen
Washington
Atata Department
Amorfci
Roonevelt
Mini
Inter
Denmark
Percy Allen
New England Spring Storm Brings Death and Damage
A spring storm sweeping New England has caused four deaths, three in motor accidents, and left countless injuries. Power and communications lines were knocked down, orchards were damaged, and crops blanketed by heavy snow. Roads blocked, cars stranded, and widespread outages disrupted daily life across towns and farms.
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Raston
Sna Cody
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