Arms Embargo Debate Arouses House Killing Mystery
In California a hotel tragedy unfolds as Mrs. Cart Line Horne, 72, a wealthy widow, is found dead with a knotted towel around her neck and head bruises. Walter J. Morne, a prominent yachtsman and son, discovers the body in her apartment at a fashionable Long Beach hotel. Police indicate possible foul play amid an unfolding investigation as the incident prompts widespread political language about arms embargo policies.
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Long Beach
Cartline FL Horne
Walter J. Morne
Maniac Murders Trio and Suicide Attempt After Arrest
A violent incident ends with a maniac killing three people and attempting suicide after release from custody. He wounded a woman and three children hiding beneath a bed, then crawled to a window and died at about 200 yards from the scene. Victims include Amelia Konark, Frank VX, Anna Rose, and others.
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Sant Wen
Mex
Amelia Konark
Frank
Anna
Rose
Rosé
Slayer of Six 1910 Escape Death for Deed
Julian, accused of stabbing six persons and attempting to murder his roommate, faces a court verdict that could mean life imprisonment. The trial centers on the alleged deadly assault during a period of intense emotion and violent acts linked to a broader 1910 incident.
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Beattle
Apel
Julian
Verdict to Decide if Ruth Judd Faces Hanging in Flames
Florence April 14. A jury in Pinal county superior court weighs mental state of 28 year old Ruth Judd as 20 jurors are summoned. The condemned woman sits nervously as prospective jurors are questioned, with the panel to render a verdict whether she faces the gallows or sanctuary in an asylum. The proceedings hinge on her mental condition and his time, with the jury unable to consider the case’s related defendants.
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Florence, Arix
Tssvtilatriata
Aghetthe Winte
Ruth Judd
Pinal County Superior Court
Yong Wonal
Juesanen
Judd
Ariesé
Fire destroys Sacramento Chinese Benevolent HQ in blaze
Fire gutted the Chinese Benevolent Society headquarters in Sacramento risking many lives. Damage estimated at 30000 dollars. Fire Chief M J Tannah said all occupants escaped or were accounted for. Fire started in a large Chinese restaurant and spread rapidly. origin undetermined. flames checked by firefighters on closely built Oriental quarter rooftops.Continued on Page 3
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Sacramento
Calif
The
Chinese Benevolent Society
M. J. Tannhy
Qrental
Fieven
Orleln
Binze
Laren
Clemow Funeral to Be Held on Monday
Funeral services for Genree Elemaw, 56, pioneer cattleman, who died in Phesen, Ariz, Thursday will be held Monday afternoon. The body, accompanied by Mrs Clemow, will arrive Sunday. Clemow was a former president of the Montana Stock Crowns’ magnetation.
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Ape
Elemaw
Hig Tole
Phone Call May Be Clue That Would Save Winnie Judd
A report from Teaho Apetl notes a telephone call early on the day of Winnie Judd’s murder, claimed by attorney Karz as a potential life-saving clue. The call allegedly involved Mrs Leloisil and a Twin Falls connection, with investigators saying records of the call were destroyed by the telephone company after a year.
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Winnie Judd
Fem Xearley
Agnes
Minenty
Ariz
Akethine
Wolve
Emsir
Karz
Mra
Winkie Barth
Miler
Cine
Wanle Ranch
Kary
Shoeniv
Mottola
Porrhendelekiriea
Tishine
Tele- Mhone Company
Colophon
Marriage racket curbed in Oklahoma counties
Oklahoma City April 14 officials report a crackdown on a marriage racketeering scheme. County officers announced fines from 25 to 100 dollars for illicit ceremonies and payments tied to altar bindings. Officials from Bryan County noted the operation involved alleged 'trade from altar-bound couples' and cited three-day ceremony notes as part of the case.
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Oklahoma City
Eurh
Cntr
Teres
Oklahoma House
Raneed
Tighwaya
Jone Stary
Tina
Bryan County
Gollide High in AI but Army Men Safe
Riverside, April 14. A spectacular midair collision above March Field left Lieutenants Vine Cent Ford of Alhambra and Col. Michenry of Amador County safe after bailing from two pursuit planes. The crash occurred at about 1,590 feet near the Army outpost.
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Gollide
Tiverside
Calif
Meion
Alhambra
Michenry
Amand
Army
March Field
Rome in sombre black as savior of men mourned
Rete April 14 64 Pasc hhaek ay purple coverings hid the sinthion A atited ty Fane's 404 extenteht amd the prec lone works of art i St Peters. The pope sovijer in he val nnias by the Sistine chapel and ear ned the dressed sacrament to is Tabernacle. A Rent crewd dunchiling Oro sands of Uaty Vernydllarings, fone Noxedge Thee Wale witnessed Thais's centrmtent of the Chevammergau Fasalen play Gaal Mortn.
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Paschhaek
Sistine Chapel
Merana
Trom Fier
Wife Dead Man Kills Himself at Tourist Camp
Sheridan, wt. Ape 04. CABS reports a man shot himself after his wife was found dead at a tourist camp. The incident occurred near a home in Whallington state with witnesses noting the man’s intent to end his life. Miners Authorities investigated. no further details available.
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Sheridan
Kearney
Ted
Besin
Dent Tewan
Mia
Darale
Woo T. Crafton
Amd
Ia Lanelinase
Thorn Sidera
Whallington
Yeni Ars
Kirby, Mont
Oklahoma swept by freak storm of mud
A rare spring storm struck Miami and nearby towns dropping mud and sand on streets and vehicles. Gusty winds scattered debris across windows while sleet flurries mixed with rain, causing property inconvenience and temporary travel disruption. No injuries reported in the chaotic weather event.
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Oklahoma
Miami
Okla
Okahome
Kanand
Disorder marks bute aThike one a mee GIVEN Kansasity
In Kansas on April 14, 27 moving picture theaters opened under picket lines and wage dispute. Fourteen theaters had closed with a temporary reopening plan, while 11 others awaited settlement. A theater operator was beaten at Madrid theater as four assailants entered. Pickets patrolled all entrances tonight amid ongoing labor tension.
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Kansasity
Nerkost
Moving Picture Theaters
Atx Amatl
Nominiag
Madrid
Havana Sugar Mill Fire Claims Heavy Loss
Three employees were hurt and damage estimated in the thousands when a fire swept the Toledo mill near Havans. A short circuit is thought to have started the blaze at the Havana sugar mill belonging to Manuel Rapuru and Company.
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Havana
Travana
Toledo
Havans
Manuel Rapuru
War Alarm as House Debates Munitions Embargo
Washington April 14. Prophecies of war mingle with charges of personal gain as the house nears a vote on the embargo resolution to halt munitions shipments to fighting nations. Supporters expect passage Monday, citing Secretary Trull's letter asserting the measure strengthens U.S. position in international relations. opponents on both sides clash over origins and likely outcomes with Rep. McFadden warning of immediate war with Japan.
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Washington
House
McReynolds
Foreign Affairs Committee
Trull
Fish
McFadden
Pad
Hoover
Pennsylvanian
United States
Japan
Bloom
N. V.d
Jtate
Labor program eyed at White House for wage and hour reform
Washington April 14 A broad labor aid plan emerged at the White House after a long conference with President Roosevelt and Senators Wagner La Follette Cutting and Costigan. Discussion covered a federal minimum wage, public works to create jobs, and a reduction of working hours with wage boards to set pay. Proposals included a six billion dollar bond for public construction and a two to three billion dollar program. Modifications to 30 hour legislation were also considered to fit different industries.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Senatora Wagner
N.Y
Train wreck plot foiled near Mexico City in 1914
A planned attack on a train carrying Josephus Daniels near Mexico City was thwarted when a broken rail was discovered just before the train’s arrival. Rail was tarped by a temperature shift and replaced as the train sat stalled for about 30 minutes.
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Mexico City
Josephus Daniels
Monterey
Das
Prince Philip Seen as German Throne Candidate
Oklahoma City April 14. Reporters note Prince Philip of Hesse, nephew of the ex-kaiser and husband of Princess Mafalda of Italy, favored for Germany’s former throne. Speculation grows after his Italy visit with Hitlerite officials. House of Representatives defeated a proposal to raise county registrar fees for new births from 25 to 15 cents.
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Europe
Philip Oft Hesse
Germany
Mafalda
Italy
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
Northwest miners oppose six hour day plan in Northwest
Spokane April 14 UP Robert T Banks president of the Northwest Mining association said a 30 hour week would be acceptable but not a six hour day He warned that enforcing a six hour shift in deep underground metal mines and in concentrating smelting and refining would unset the present operation program and add excessive costs Banks advised no four day week of eight hours get shift
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Spokane, Wash
Northwest
Robert T. Banks
The
Northwest Mining
Fabulous Necklace Stolen From Mrs Noble in New York
A $250000 pink and pearl diamond necklace vanished from Mrs Theresa TL Noble last Wednesday. Police pursue a theory the gems were snipped from her neck as she wore them in social circles. An insurance company posted a $10000 reward for the return.
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New York
Mra
Theresa TL. Noble
Eugene A. Noble
Juilliard Foundation
Mra Nohie
Luet
Init
Cuban Political Terrorism Kills Seven in Cuba Riot
Wavaca April 14 UP civil unrest claims seven lives as police fire at young Cubans including Abdio and Ramiro Valdes 25 and 23. Manuel Gareta 18 dies after police shootout while authorities round up radicals. A separate incident reports a bomb near police as two young men die of head and kidney injuries. In other news Wisconsin governors erase Sunday laws affecting dancing and baseball from state statute books.
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Wavaca
Cletime
Abdio
Ramiro Valdes
Vaissa
Valdes Lean
Stalin
Manuel Gareta
A| Hin
Gand Jsoth
Vedado
Masison
Wie
Atatus Hooka
Selmedeman
Witness in Moscow Trial Charges Britisher in Plot
A Moscow court heard charges against a British engineer and six Pratt engineers in a suspected plot tied to a powerful wireless station. Thornton denied involvement, claiming no contact with Bakersonkin, while a confessor admitted aiding saboteur machinery in the project.
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Moscow
Britisher
Thornton
Jorge Moscow
Burglar Shot By California Cop During Citizen Firefight
Beverly Hills California April 14 A policeman Walter Grider was shot and killed by a citizen after the burglar suspect allegedly wounded a resident. Grider, summoned by telephone, entered the residence and confronted a man climbing from a window. The citizen fired, hitting Grider in the heart as he tried to subdue the suspect.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Walter Grider
Oftis Rer Imél
Grider
Tha Man
Earth
Menest Vouri
Inflation Likely to Be Beaten in Farm Relief Debate
Washington April 14. Senate debate on the Roosevelt farm relief program centered on currency expansion. Wetton ta r k leaders predicted defeat for proposals to expand currency as inflation measures, with Long and Wheeler offering silver purchase and remonetization plans. Democratic leader Robinson said they would be defeated, while the agriculture committee urged inflation as the only path to substantial relief. The vote was expected next week after more amendments totaling over ninety measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Long
Wheeler
Mont
Sted
Frazier
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Fits Agriculture
Roosevelt Farms
Teuts Peeved at Bait Criticism On House Floor
Germany protests to Britain after a sharp critique in Parliament. Ambassador Leopold von Hoesch to file the formal protest in the name of the foreign office and the government. Ministers were surprised by the criticism voiced by members of the house.
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Herlin
Germany
House of Commons
Leopold von Hocach
Great Britain
John Simon
Veltain
Innocent Husband Cleared Of Murder Of Young Wife
Atlanta officials disclose Governor Eugene Talmage has pardoned Robert B.R. Colewin, once on death row for the 1914 killing of Min Coleman. Colewin, who had been imprisoned for years, was released after authorities determined his guilt was misjudged in a case linked to a punching conflict. The incident occurred while Coleman was home with her months old baby.
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Robert BR. Colewin
Min Coleman
Eugene Talmage
Coleman
Ako
Ymes Stark
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