Clash over blame spurs reform push at Ohio penitentiary
Columbus Ohio April 22 The death toll rose to 347 as a fierce dispute erupted between county and state authorities over a plan tied to prod Warren PLA Theme. Governor Cooper halted the probe by assigning the attorney general to handle the inquiry as the board of inquiry led by Cooper and other officials questioned warden and guards about the fire and deaths at the Ohio penitentiary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cetinvty
Atate
Warren Pla
Namind
Aia Prnaton
John J. Chester
Cooper
Tony
Mowerden
Tovernor Cooper
Hovl Shivley
Joseph Gadown
Marty Lair
Jil Griswol
Fio Anembera
Inte Nlemency Board
Thoman Watkindon
Dima
Approval for Helena federal office building plan
President Hoover approved a plan to expand the Helena federal office building with north and south wings. The project, drawn by Anaconda engineers, would house the internal revenue service and other federal agencies, addressing crowded current quarters and providing new space for government offices.
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Presid Hoover
Congressi
Helena
Walsh
Hoover
Suai Adi
Office Haliding
Govertmrak
Elena
Permen
Interial
Garry elected bank president amid postwar reparations debate
Paragraph detailing MGargan being chosen as head of the bank for International Eritlements to handle German reparation payments under the Young plan. Mentions Owen Young, Pierre Quennny, and the broader Allied financial strategy after World War I. Also notes Lt T A Woodring surviving a parachute jump at Mather Field and damage to his aircraft.
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Switzériant
Ari
Ameyleaty
Gua W. McGareah
New York
Ancien
Wild
Uahk
Eritlements
Delesnian
Nik Cauntyle
Urah Werd
Heitigernnin
Grand Neh
Onan Imain Ve
International Banite
Owen LL Young
Pact in Senate to come soon delaying adjournment
Washington April 22 reports say President Hoover will send the treaty to the Senate promptly after London certifies. Senate leaders promise immediate attention with hearings announced by Borah and Chateau. Indiana Senator Watson estimates invasion risk could delay adjournment until June 1.
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U. S. Senate
Wrahington
Hoover
Senate
London
Borah
Espa Colations Committee
Chateau Male
Nara
Kent
Watson
Indiana
Movioua Napen
Mandt- Journmettt Ly
Tariff Conferees Near End of Long Labor on Schedules
Washington April 22 Conferees on the tariff bill pressed rapidly toward completion of the major differences between the Senate and House on sugar cement fum materials and alivery rates. A partial report will be issued soon with a plan for House action first on agreed items. Kansas support expected on provisions. report due before final cautions.
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Washington
Tony Oni
Kansas
Cauters Eee
Catan
Montana Eyes World Grain Show of 1932 Prospects
Montana officials welcomed J Eldackin manager of We Terld's Grain Exhibition as Canada and Regine plan a world grain show. The 1925 event carried 2 million dollars in government prizes, 200000 for grain prizes, with Montana showing strong interest to enter wheat and other grains. Exhibits from Canada and the United States were to be priced, and Canada aimed to make Regine the world’s greatest grain show hub, hoping Montanans win top wheat prizes.
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Montana
J. Eldackin
Regine
A. Mf. Stafford
Nia
Perloen
Tate Capitol Building
Vod
Bidarkin Aiden
Raglan
Peaile
Canada
Burton Reglia Lan Bron
Megina
Northwest
Perhi
Pyiven
Clarion
Chiczgo
Gusher at Thrall Texas Estimated 5000 Barrel Flow
An oil gusher eight miles from Thrall Texas was reported as the largest ever seen in the area. It was estimated to deliver about 5 000 barrels per day while workers fought to smother the blaze with steam and prevent wider damage.
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Thrall
Texas
Tonteht
Mexican bandits seize American dentist near Guadalajara
Moslea City reports Dr. George B. Purnell, a 30 year resident dentist, held by Mexican kidnappers for two weeks northwest of Guadalajara. Federal troops sweep the country seeking the bandits. Kidnap demands set at about 98 thousand dollars. Purnell, 54, leaves behind a wife and three children.
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Moslea City
George B. Purnel
Guadalajara
Purnet
Mexico
Purnell
Nehaw
London Naval Treaty Signed by 27 Envoys in 1930
London April 22 1930 final signing of the London naval treaty by 27 envoys of five great sea powers rests in the British foreign office archives. Secretary Stimson and American colleagues depart for Southampton aboard The Leviathan to join continued negotiations. The signing occurred in Queen Anne's Drawing Room with ceremonial addresses marking a historic step in naval disarmament.
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Vrank
London
British Foreign Office
Thal
Dala Etica
Tondon
Henry L. Stimson
Southampton
Queen Anne
St. Innes Palace
Rhial
Ters Thio
Pelme Migintey MacDonald
Gontinved
Wanda Tass Entering Plea of Not Guilty
Plentywond April 22 Wanda Tass will stand trial for the slaying of her husband Huge Masa on a farm road near Outionte April 7. The young woman, who worked at a large farm, faces a murder charge at district court. she declined a plea and said she would go to trial. Her attorney is Pagt Bah sock. U.S. Circuit Court Clerk W. D. Rankin summoned as defense.
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Pecnad Ste Bree
Nifar Hawa
Xrester
Jalia
Nell
Aygo Hasn
Tina
Pagt Bahsock
Mentywoot
Shawan
U. 8
W. D. Rankin
Boots
Wanda Finsa
Heflin Calls For Arrest Of Curran In Revolt Hint Clash
Senator Heflin urges arrest of Curran over hints of armed revolt tied to prohibition. Curran and Walsh clash as Heflin, quoting testimony, presses Curran to resign as Democratic Warland chairman and prepare for Alabama nomination. Page notes continued discussion in the committee and political maneuvering.
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Heflin
Curran
Walsh
Pees Ve
Raskoh
Newna Aorre
Anid
Atanda
Merntutten Hafin
Thant Curran
Alabaman
Mare ‘Hal
Democratic Warland
Alabama
Renan
Dumiernita
Flottin
Linkel
Grain Corporation to Open Branch in Minneapolis
Minneapolis April 22 Grain Corporation announces a new branch office to be opened Wednesday. T. Paradis, representative, will act for Grain Stabilization and handle all grain for current and future contracts. The cash on hand is estimated at about four and a quarter million dollars.
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Minneapolis
Farmers
Hanel Grafix Corporation
Fy T. Paradis
Thy Corporation
Minneapolin Natsket
Tonlaht
Ten Days Grace Sought on Farm Loans
Spokane, April 22. North Pacific Grain Growth, Inc requests ten days grace on farm loans from the National Grain Corporation after advising for federal wheat loans. FR J Wilemer, president, wired C. F. Wutt to extend the grace, citing delays in farm machinery and warehouse qualification as the reason for the request.
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Spokane
Wash
North Pacitte Grain Gravora, Inc
Tolay
Parana Wational Grain Corporation
Federal Wheat
Pelt An
J. Wilemer
North Tre Rifts
Wired
C.F Wutt
Nastag
Lindy Lindbergh to Fly Havana to Cristobal Route
Colon Lindbergh plans a cross Caribbean flight from Havana to Cristobal with wife possibly aboard. Pan American Airways will operate mail service from New York to Miami then across the Caribbean, routing via Cape Gracias a Dios and Cristobal to deliver mail toward Buenos Aires. If Mrs Lindbergh cannot accompany him, a radio operator or Pan American official may join for the across ocean leg.
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Lindy
Havana
Canal Zone
Ansit
Ivolis
Col
Chiarton A
Miami
Plana
Carth Han
Cape Gracias
Dion
Byrd
Poerlt Canora
lQristobil
Canal Town
Thorn
Anced
South America
Acrona
Anton
Huenon Aires
Lindvergh
Cristobal
Lindbergh
Jong Mehta
Farm loans percent explained by banker Spokane tale
H M Ghrhardt president of the International Credit Bank of Spokane stated that North Pacific Grain Growers would be guaranteed loans at ten percent in the market. Previously seven percent was the maximum. He blamed market declines for the extension. Policy on loans remains unchanged.
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Spokane
Wash
H. M. Ghrhardt
Intymedtiota Credit Bank of Spowang
Inday
North Parific Grain Growers
Tne
Horrasy
Ealig
Maxtiona
Bi Thehardt
Jouns
Sable Deficit Feared By President Hoover
Washington April 22 President Hoover warned that revived Treasury estimates show a deficit of 520000000 for next year. Chairman Jones of the appropriations committee cited a 290000099 ongoing shortfall amid calls to curb spending. Senate leaders indicated opposition to any bill that would increase the deficit.
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Washington
Hoover
Letter Bureau
Treasury
Uelond
Jones
Genale
Comnitgen
Inkey Wan
Senate
Ag & Warnby
Great Posse and Plane Fail Hunt for Kiddie
A chaotic report mixes search efforts with a plane crash and missing child leads. The narrative shifts from a mountaineering pursuit near Mount Barnes to a Sacramento incident, then to a Washington politics snippet about coinage and a fatal automobile wreck near Taglawood. The diverging details resemble clipped OCR from a single page.
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Great Posse
Kiddie
Austrian Archduke Indicted In Necklace Theft Case
An Austrian Archduke has been indicted for grand larceny tied to the sale of a Napoleon necklace. The case involves former Austrian attorney Townsend and Archduchess Marla of Vienna, with a $60,000 sale in New York and a claimed value near $410,000. Authorities describe investigations led by an American agent and Baroness Anna Hixemmenent in Mount Varjon, NY.
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New Fork
Ehede ann—Arenduke Teopold
Austria
Sheppold
Charles F. Townsend
Aolt
Arttiahnemy
Artet
Michnal
Fithn Avenue
Marla "Tharorn
Vienna
Townsend
Prehduchesm
Arsoduke
Atime
Tosniond
Expernen
Leopold
Marie Thorrsa
Pebruaty
Anna Hixemmenent
Mount Var Jon
Felemd
Crisis in Parker Case Due Monday
The Senate will begin consideration next Monday for the nomination of Judge John I Harper to the Supreme Court. The White House today signals that Indiana Senator Watson, the Republican leader, expects confirmation. Administration rivals warn of opposition as party factions stir within Parker case coverage.
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Parker
Atte
Baker Case Arrestsloomed in Flivver Murder Probe
Washington April 23 A man held in connection with the slaying of government clerk Mary Baker is reported arrested in Richmond though details remain uncertain Inspector Shelby says police will brief shortly. Burl Franck named suspect described as tied to a desertion case and possibly linked to a woman in a car on the night of the killing.
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Washington
Noetestiver
Richmond
Mary Baker
Wiliam S. Shelby
Igeal
Giyen
Burl Franck
Hans
Mary Aaker
Gould Alien Measure Smothered in Senate
The Senate rejected a bill by Senator Gould to place an immigration roster excluding countries outside the western hemisphere. The vote stood 29 against.
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Gould
Senate
Washington
Blaine
Canada
Russell Oil Company Faces Prosecution by State Board
A state regulatory board plans action against Russell Oil Company of Wates for alleged violations of Mandara Kanolina regulations. A commission report cites gasoline samples showing high impurity levels and sulfur content, with calls to deny approval of questionable naphtha blending as improper under the law.
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Russell Oil Company
STATE
Mintana Pubis
Yenlarday
Russell C4
Wates
Mandara Kanolina
Tely
Tha
Tinsel Company
Haa
St Salyhur
Montean
Raroinig
Viens
Tertep
Sme
Joroh Tunsroll
Atate Chemin
Re F. Wirk
S Late
Roxen
Elem
Fera
Mapoioe Prample
Fey Jhie
Tutte
Hy Ate
Jean
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Chicago Board of Trade
Farm Board
PN Horror
Okeh
Mgargan
BANK
World Concern
Europe
Pierre Quennny
Fenern
Oppanliian
Chute
Mather
Sacramento
Calif
T. A. Woods Ring
Parayu Aquatron
Rockwell Field
Tlego
Meder
I M. Rimetdorf
Woodring
Sips
Britain
Japan
Incu
Fe (Prunsers
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Wanlington
United Sintnas
Viittain
Ning
Menry Bh
MEX Bandits
Wanda Tass
Pace
John A. Runnell
Board of Trade
Nuimelt
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Iarm
IL le
Iron Able Inn
Grain Corporation
Prexy
Solons
Redding
Swoodsmeh
Mountainwork
Fine Mather Tel
Mount Barnes
Hat Creek Vallay
Waleh Fyes
Ragion
Mra
Asa
Hoy
Gadsden
Hetha
Gadaden
Low Avenies
John W. Maxwell
Frankie Hunter
Graven Hume
Taglawood
Hume
Porker
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