Lindberghs to attempt high altitude transcontinental flight
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh plan a one stop high altitude flight from Grand Central to New York. The specially built Lockheed Sirius will fly 10 000 to 20 000 feet with a fuel stop at Wichita. A continental flight to study higher air currents is also planned with the same time frame.
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Glenoiste
Cal
Charles A. Lindberghy
Lindbergh
Grand Central Air Terminal
New York
Mana
Wichita
Kan
Anne Morrow
Abu Wil
Son of bishop claims self defense in fatal forger case
In New York on April 13 31 year old Maxon Littleton appeared in court charged with murder after alleging he killed an elderly man in self defense during a drunken brawl at a boarding house. The case against him drew a crowd as attorney Martin W. Litleran led his client through a brief adjournment toward a homicide hearing set for Wednesday.
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New York
Damien Madthey Staton
Tennenter
Maxon Wan
Hormidly
Martin W. Lit- Heran
Himeael
Tennesaersn
The
Gonthern Anciety
Asparing
Little
One Romanian Church Fire Kills Nearly 150 People
In Cotenteh, Romania, a Good Friday church fire traps worshipers, leaving about 150 dead. Only one woman rescued in the church, many bodies found in the crush at the exit as villagers flee. Fire started by a candle igniting a tapestry. priests offered blessings as victims perished.
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Rumania
Bucharest
Cotenteh
Wan
Oldore
Baker murder suspects in jail
Washington April 11 A week of Infante investment into the murder of Mars Haken a young Roternment clerk ended with two traveling statesmen lodged as suspects in the case. Gallagher and Julian Gallagher were brought to the fall from Richwood Yau cy Commonwealth Attorney William Alotn Arlington County. The other suspect Matviian Stason was arrested last night on a warrant accusing him of assaulting and murdering with malice aforethought. Both men claimed they were in Warsaw Va their home town at the time of the murder.
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Infante
Mars Haken
Callagher Rela Jilian Gallagher
Richwond
William Alotn
Arlington
County
Matviian
Stason
Warsaw
Jon Ihenial
Te i iCanlinydd
Vielters
Couzens Opposes Unifying Long Parallel Rail Systems
Washington Ap 18 AP Modification of the Conzana resolution calls for suspension of all railroad consolidations until consent grows, adding regulation. Senate commerce committee will weigh the measure next week. Chairman Cour ens of Michigan hopes for reporting to the Senate after amending to meet objections. Bantman of the Interstate Commerce Commission says most members fear endorsing suspending consolidations would question the commission's ability to act. In Ohio Patrol two 10 year olds drown in Grand River while fleeing police after breaking into a Parma villa Home. Frank Suari 14 Fairport Joseph 10 and Jamon Yabo 10 chased by police, Frank reaches opposite bank, others drown. Couzens has not committed to the amendment and aims to exempt short consolidations and smaller agreements. Continued on Page 4
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Cone Grows
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Commerce Committee
Courens
Republican
Michigan
Net
Sonoph B. Bantman
Interstate Commerce Commisnion
Paldoville
Grand River
Patnas Villa
Frank Suarl
Fairport
Joseph
Jamon Yabo
W. W. Treed
Frank
Aida
Axong Redcent Couzens
Nord
Hawavar
Ne Unitestion
Jong
Chalroun Mohtanamy
J4PS EXPECTED TO ACCEPT BY PACT
Tokse April 20 The Japanese government approval of the Tendan naval conference treaty is considered assured as cabinet members favor it. Input instructions to the London delegates have not been sent and not all parts of the treaty had been received by late last night. Henry L Stimson, chief American delegate to the London talks, is cited.
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Mallee
Klamagneht
Shiedhara
London
Janan
Charles Scribner Dies Publisher in New York
Charles Scribner, publisher, dies in New York. The firm, The Directors of the publishing house of Charles Scribner, traces its roots to a colonial era in New York.
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Charles Scribner
New York
Lari
Charles Serimer
Ehayman
Charles Bertoner
Ifo
Billings Man Kills Wife Then Fatally Shoots Self
A Billings man, Charles Caldwell, 25, shot and killed his wife Callie Caldwell, 20, at the home of Mrs. Julia Linton. Caldwell then fatally wounded himself and died at a hospital hours later. The event occurred as Caldwell visited, reportedly in distress, and was witnessed only by a 17 month old granddaughter of Mrs. Linton.
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Conntiouanaas
Julia Linton
Caldwell
Minto
Tin Wire
Linton
Tia
Nia
Tinton
Fearful Outrage in Kansas Animals in Zoo Kept Awake
Independance April 15 UP A zoo near Independence adjacent to Western association ball park faced a scare as unknown pranksters tampered with cages. Monkeys rabbits pheasants and ducks pressed against fencings while wardens and keepers feared escaped animals and a possible breach endangering spectators.
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Independance
Kan
Seo
Western Association
Moin of Pavild
Menton Harbor
Pheassants
Endres
Slesplean Hawohal
Nebraska Governor Peeved Over Census
Lingetn Neb April 14 The governor and Mrs Arthur J Weaver upset by census district supervisor. They insist the governor be enumerated at Fall City home not Lincoln. The district supervisor reportedly refused and the matter is being referred to Washington.
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Lingetn
Neb
McEnaus
Tia
Rnor
Arthur J. Weaver
Fall City
Hia
Eid
Lincoln
Washingtonensis
Poor Northwest Spokane warehousing cited by Ehrhardt
In Northwest Spokane on April 19 F M Ehrhardt president of the Federal Titerbracht into Credit warns grain warehousing is in very poor condition. He states advances to growers are hindered by primitive supervision and inadequate state inspection. Banks require formal assurance before loans under the agricultural marketing act so inspectors may be added and more sheriff oversight planned. Continuous notes indicate efforts to secure blanket surety bonds, but many warehouses refuse them due to a Washington supreme court ruling on bonding. The official urges legislative action to expand inspectors and tighten regulatory oversight.
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F. M. Ehrhardt
Titerbrecht
Credit Bikef
Went
Credit Bank
Agricutiral Marketing Act
Washington
Simons
Hina
Tewan
Pagn
Traty Mey
Wanhlngtod
Edwin S Thomas resigns from Helena public school work
Edwin S Thomas, dean of Montana coaches and for 24 years director of physical education in Helena public schools, resigned to end his school service at term end. He joined Helena in 1908 from Carroll Iowa and helped develop the gymnasium and physical education program.
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Edwin S. Thomas
Helena
AL Gaskill
Montana
Helena Public Schools
Thomas
Tall
Selena
Duiuaus
Iowa
Vanderbilt
Ituward Universitien
Elena Wy Atadall J Condon
United States
Condon
Eymitiylim
Domertin Science
Ryninanum
Ean
Coarnes Asido Fron
Monte Wakemall
Judge Parker to Appear Before Committee on Nomination
Washington April 19. Judge John J Parker agreed to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee at a Monday meeting to answer letters and questions regarding his confirmation. The move follows pressure from Senator Watson and reports on Hoover administration reactions.
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Waahlngtos
Pibican
Tsador
Ifa
John J. Parkers
Moover
North Carolina
Sonnini
Democrat
Tnday
Guorama Court
Benalor
Anit
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Wataon
Prakt
Dent Hoover
Hla
Janae Parker
Mit
Watson
Wa Prapoint
Thorn
Linitea Hon Chal
Desperate Bastile Break In Ends In Bloodshed In R I
Providence Apell 19 A bold prison breakout at Cranston prison leads to deaths of two inmates and wounding of two others and a guard. One inmate fired a final shot as hope faded, while the wardens daughter appears amid the riot. The incident ends with gunfire and mass confusion as authorities attempt to restore order. Continued on Page 7
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Providence
Cranston Eine
Wardens Daughter Recalls Narrow Escape During Prison Fight
The warden's daughter describes being let go by convicts amid a prison melee. She recalls fear, moving through the hall toward the dining room, hiding, and a deputy staffer guiding her toward safety as guards and inmates clashed. Whitney Miller also appears in the account, apologizing for the confusion.
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Warden
Moral lesson echoes on polling demand
A garbled historical item mentions polling duties and moral insistence on timely voting. It notes figures and places such as Avera and Belen, with references to a legal context and a counselor named Marder, though details are unclear due to OCR corruption. The fragment preserves a civic theme about punctuality at elections.
Strike in Tokyo Appears Flivver
Fragmented report describes a strike in Tokyo dated April 20 with unclear details. Text is heavily garbled, but mentions military units and a purported upcoming action. Names and places are obscured, leaving the core event difficult to confirm.
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Tokyo
Holland Looms as Ace of Senate Lobby Probe
John Holland of Butte emerges as a key figure in the Senate lobby inquiry led by the Caraway subcommittee. The long running probe has drawn heavy newspaper attention as investigators press for details, with focus on the subcommittee members including Williams, Relinasan, and others amid ongoing hearings and page eight continuations.
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John Holland
Butte
Senate
Chicago Pitcher, 14, Dies After Diamond Injury
A 14 year old Chicago player died from a brain injury after being struck on the left temple by a pitched ball during a game. Authorities say the injury occurred in Shicapno as the boy attempted to field a ball. The accident is under investigation and the community mourns the young athlete.
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Shicapno
Joreph Wefeachen
Sandiot Hanelatt
Tone Waa
British Troops Pursue Insurgents After Chittagong Raid
Martial law declared in Calcutta as British troops and police hunted insurgents who raided the Chittagong police arsenal and killed seven. Rumors said raiders were armed with modern rifles. detachment was sent from Calcutta. Governor Stantex Duckgon returned from Darjeeling amid heat and tension.
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Calcutta
Chittagong
Stantex Duckgon
Shire of
Geng
Darjeeling
Orthodox Quaker Ceremony at Olympia Observed
Woonington April 29 crowds gather for Washington Olympia ceremonies marking the Menurrection. President Maarnt reports on Yale relations as orthodox Quakers lead the service with a sermon by Dr. Augustie T. Murray. Timed visits begin at 10 48 a m with hymns and prayers following a morning program.
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Woonington
Washington
Hitle Rowlige
Menidant
Scholl
Auguatie T. Murray
Ure
May
Queer Strike Demonstrated by Miners in Mexican Mine
In Mexico City on April 11, about 600 miners and allies descended into the Cinco Minas mine in Taiaeo state and vowed to remain underground until they received indemnities or safety guarantees. Readers note the miners would rather starve than lose jobs without pay.
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Mexico City
BP Universal Today
Cinco Minas
Stata
Taiaeo
Joba
Scion of De Guises Dies in Africa in Morocco
Banat Morocco April 19 Count Tirune d Margourt son in law of the De Guise family died today from injuries suffered weeks earlier. He hailed from Normandy nobility and his 1923 marriage to Princess Isabelle d Orleans was a noted social event. He is survived by the princess and their children.
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Banat
Morocco
Tirune d'Margourt
Das de Guise
Normandy
Isabelle d'Orleans
Tia
Hebres
Weird Chicago Sifts Fresh Grief for Hapless People
An unclear Chicago item describes a chaotic incident on the north side. Wind spreads odors from an unclear source causing fear and prompting residents to seek safety outdoors. Report mentions a plant and aromatic release affecting the area and prompting a municipal response.
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Chicago
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