Japan and League About to Clash SHORT SALES ARTISTS ARE HOT
Washington reports continued Senate hearings on short sellers and market manipulation. Attorneys for the hearings describe traders as key targets, with questions focusing on identities and the impact on security prices as lawmakers seek clarity on enforcement. Several witnesses referenced difficulty locating two Wall Street traders and probe into their alleged roles.
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Wall Street
Senate
Cforts
Wolligm Cray
Thie Henking
Tari
New
Hineener
Facil Gadd Selovinety
Ators
Fragmented OCR note on national events and figures
The readable text fragments refer to American events and individuals but are garbled. It mentions New York, Abel, Meeler, and various incomplete phrases about saving a day and numbers. No clear narrative or cohesive facts emerge from the legible portions.
Metal Mines Tax Case Heard by High Court
The state board of education case on net proceeds tax was argued before the state supreme court yesterday. After more than four hours of argument the court allowed time to file briefs, and indicated the matter may not be ready for consideration for several weeks. (Continued on Page 7)
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Salton
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Venerable Archbishop of Canterbury in Town Visit
A brief local notice reports the Venerable Archbishop of Canterbury visiting Taos for a month. The pondinian of the Most Rey Poemed Lak and ArNKEHON of Canterbury is mentioned alongside family concerns and a weekly engagement.
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Canterbury
Ili
Taos
Princ
Aay
Lak
Arnkehon
Beday
Massie case wound deepens as Honolulu prosecutor falters
A garbled report traces a critical phase in the Massie case, detailing defense strategy and the prosecutor's faltering efforts. Names including Kelley and Cranville portend potential shifts in the courtroom, while mentions of a continuing page 2 suggest ongoing coverage of the high profile legal clash.
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Honolulu
Massie
Major Berrien Hears Call At Butte
Major Chauncey Ta Berrien, a World War I veteran, answered a call at Butte. He sought medical treatment two weeks ago in a case described as involving a blood disorder. Born in Galesburg and raised in Clinton, he starred in football at Calumbia University.
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Chauncey Ta Berrien
de Vereen
Cochuy
Htarchester
Minnexot
Major Berrien
Wits
Galesburg
Tle
Clinton
Calambia University
The
Fanans
Slayer of Ohio Cop Goes 10 Hot Chair
Smiling broadly, John Glasgock was electrocuted tonight at Olvie penitentiary for the murder of Fatrom an Janien Ryan of Cleveland.
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Ohio
John Glasgock
Olvie Penitentiary
Fatroman Janien Ryan
Cleveland
Monuha Ano
Bigamists Banned From Airwaves in California Case
Ranta Ana California April 22 Charlonalt Nya 28 San Antonio radio player convicted of bigamy. Neva after one of his wives heard his voice on air traced him to Texas placed on probation for five years but serves months in jail. Nye arrested in Texas after Frances tracked him via radio. Judge yok te eve with Gowan bos San Doge. Three of Nye's four wives testified in court. Morty Mo Parley San Mirko Missy Ravsan and Mink Retel present.
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San Doge
Misa Teid la Nunulod
Morty Mo Parley
San Mirko
Calif
Missy Ravsan
Mink Retel
Huston Would Let Doctors Rule Sales Of U S Liquor
Washington April 23. Former Republican National Committee chair Mavis Huston of Tennessee urged amending the Volstead Act to permit medical use of beer and to place liquor regulation under medical authority. He claimed doctors would aid public welfare, while Dr W C Woodward of Chicago rejected the idea, arguing physicians are not bartenders and patients need care, not experiments.
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U. S
Washington
Phonies
Mavis He Muston
Tennessee
W. C. Woodward
Chicago
Phyalelana
America
Woodward Ald
Nothing constructive done for farmers this season
Wantington April 22. A report on farmer distress cites Howell noting farmers face rising costs and stagnant prices. Wheat at 27 cents, corn 19, oats 18, butter fat 13 to 18 cents. chickens and other outputs fetch low returns while input costs rise, squeezing farm incomes.
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Wantington
Howell
Jones Found Guilty by Columbus Jury
Commbona April 22. Wealey Jones convicted of grand larceny by district court after a trial with evidence presented. A verdict was returned against Clyde Kipp, ranch hand and theater performer, while Milton Smith confessed and became the state’s witness. Sentencing set for April 26.
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Wealey Jones
Hly
Clyde Kipp
Milton
Smith
Jones
Hoover gains power to reorganize government
The Democratic House Economy Committee unanimously voted to grant President Hoover authority to reorganize the government, subject to congressional approval. The move follows Hoover's request in a special message months earlier, as reported from Washington.
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Ceci B. Dickson
Washington
Democratic House Economy Committee
Oday
Hoover
Tonares
Opposition 10 Fight De Valera Act
A Irish opposition party in Dublin opposes a government bill linked to President de Valera. They plan to oppose the measure at the Dail second reading next Wednesday while seeking an agreement between the Free State and Britain.
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Alo
DE Valera Agt
Dubin
William Cossrave
Uae
Man Ie Valera
Y Hill
Odin
Japan-Tokyo Strains With League Over Shanghai Troop Pullback
Tokyo reports show Japan’s ties with the League of Nations strained further as the committee of 19 urges withdrawal of troops from Shanghai. Tokyo declines to reveal latest instructions to its Geneva delegation while M Nagaoka presses in unofficial talks amid charges of blocking Japanese movements and aiding Chinese insurgents. Russian authorities demand release of detainees as internal factions debate the path forward. The despatch notes a tense climate ahead of possibly bringing relations to a head.
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Foreign Office
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League of Nations
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Shanghai
Geneva
M. Nagaoka
Tmlenpo
Paul
Body of Harvard student found at sea no foul play
Providence April 22 police identified Nathanial Jones a Harvard business school student whose body was found beside a salt coast in Massachusetts. A second Harvard student Floyd J Stewart remains missing since January 31. A fisherman found the body, buttoned in a raccoon coat, laundry marks and a watch number confirmed identity. The two had been last seen together in Boston. authorities report no signs of foul play.
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Lady Bailey Reported Missing After Night Flight
Moscow April 22. British flyer Lady Bailey is missing after a night flight between Kayno Lithuania and Moscow. It is believed she was forced down near the western Soviet border in a wooded district due to spring conditions.
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General Warren Keifer of Ohio Called by Taps
Major General J Warren Keifer of Springfield Ohio died at 96 in his home after a long career in the Civil War and Congress. He presided over the 47th Congress and outlived two other Union generals Adelbert Ames and John Merson. Funeral services set for Monday in Washington.
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Ohio
Noringfleta
J. Warren Theiter
Sheerdan
Coray
Leraly
Adelbert Ames
Tewksbury
Mass
Ormond
Fla
John Fred Merson
New York
Newport
WLW
Keifer
Washington
Joseph Warren Kelfer
Springfield
House
Americans Killed in Battle in Nicaragua
Managua April 22. Two American marines and two U S Navy petty officers serving as officers in the Nicaraguan national guard were killed in a skirmish near Apal northeast of Ovotal. The dead include Lieutenant Lawrence C Brantan San Diego California Corporal Laurie Covinr Spartanburg South Carolina and two others. About 60 guards faced 200 insurgents in the engagement. three guard men were killed and four wounded.
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Nicaragua
United States Navy
Nicaraguan National Guard
Apall
Ovotal
Lawrence C. Brantan
San Diego
Qalit
Laurie T. Covinr
Tan
Spartanburg
C. Fin
Cashier of Closed Kansas Bank Found Dead in Car
In Wrankfort Kansas a cashier of the closed Beatle State bank was found dead in his car. The body bore a hanging apparatus used to commit suicide, and identification was by motor vehicle documents. The bank failed to open that Monday and the cashier had disappeared Sunday. Receiver A W Thomasy of Reattia and other officials faced no irregularities and indicated depletion led to the closing.
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Kaa
Oth
Holmadler
Beatle State Bank
Pastim Tntt
Gieden
Motor Veonse Docu
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A.W. Thomasy
Reattia
Texas Boy 16 Fatally Shoots Father in Uvalde
Uvalde Texas April 22 Fred Va Pett cattleman died from gunshot wounds allegedly inflicted by his 16 year old son Frank The youth told County Attorney TD W Suttle he shot his father in retaliation for a whipping given Tuesday morning Suttle said the charge would be changed to murder
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Texas
Cnn
Fred Va Pett
Frank
TD. W. Suttle
Suttle
Mother in California seeks boy of six
Hermosa Beach California April 22 Police assistance in locating Kenneth Meredith six year old son of a Des Moines Iowa physician who disappeared from his mother's heart home under strange circumstances Mrs Irene Meredith the boy's mother requested help today
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Hermosa Beach
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Kenneth Meredith
Des Moines
Irene Meredith
Capone Offers Aid to Recover Baby
From his Chicago prison cell Al Capone sends Col. Charles A Lindbergh a new plan to recover the kidnapped 42 month old son. A Capone lieutenant outlined the scheme to Lindbergh as the flyer’s contacts reportedly reconnect with the ransom group after a prior $350,000 payment.
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Francis A
Jameson Hopewell
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al Capone
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Tony
Lindbergh
HED LODGE CLUB WINS FINE ARTS CONTEST
Red Lodge Woman's club won the state wide competition by the Montana Federation of Women's clubs to promote community fine arts. The Best Woman's club placed second and the Butte club took third. Judges reviewed reports on arts festivals. Mrs Souders chaired. jurors included Mrs Brown, Mrs Morrow, and Mrs McMullen.
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Red Lodge Woman's Club
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Best Woman's Club
Butte Club
R. E. Brown
Bozeman
J. H. Morrow
Monre
Mra. L. B. I McMullen
Billings
Democratic Convention in Illinois Adopts Dripping Wet Platform
At the Illinois Democratic state convention held in Springfield on April 22 leaders described their platform as a dripping wet stance. The delegates largely ignored national politics and reaffirmed support for repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and laws enforcing it, arguing this would improve economic conditions restore moral standards create employment and save millions spent on enforcement.
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House May Not Vote On A Bonus For Vets
Washington April 22 The drive for a 3 000 000 000 veterans bonus faced a new hurdle as both Democratic and Republican leaders signaled they could block a floor vote. Sponsors reportedly lack the required 1465 signatures to force a vote, though Patman the chief sponsor said pledges remained to press the measure.
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HOUSE
Washington
Patman
Texas
Mooney Case Sparks U S House Clash Over Governor Rolph
Washington April 22. In the House a lively clash arose over California Governor Rolph’s refusal to pardon Tom Mooney, a life convict linked to the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing case. Representative Blanton praised Rolph while Sabath and LaGuardia attacked Rolph for not pardoning the “innocent” labor leader.
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Rolph
California
House
Parison
Tom Mooney
Mooney
Triaion
San Francisco
Blanton
Tex
Sabath
Inbor
Leader of Indian Patriots to Join Gandhi in Jail
Bombay April 23 Mine. Sarojinh Naidu, famed leader of Indian patriots, was arrested during the anti British boycott campaign. She boarded a train to Delhi to preside over a scheduled nationalist congress, with police detaining her minutes after departure. If convicted, the Mahatma and the movement face increased strain as hundreds of delegates are jailed or released to ease tensions.
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James. A. Mitts
Bombay
India
Tailin
Sarojinh Naidu
Aya Matadinna Gandhi
Mme. Naidu
Delhi
Prealda
Congress
Mahatma
Nationaliata
Elvit Dlaphadienca Campaten
Alan
Dekht Con Rresa
Jal
Matt Freed Cleared by Thompson Falls Jury
Loman Matt, an Indian man charged with slaving Ny aon in-law, was freed today by a Thompson Falls district court jury. Authorities said he was drinking at the time and provided a defense.
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Loman Matt
ALA
Copeland
White
Matt
Aeit-Dherense
Postal card found after 21 years in transit
A postal card mailed to Mrs. Clara Speers in Luverne Minnesota 31 years ago was delivered here. The card, dated April 22, was written by Sioux Palla D. reporting the birth of a baby. The note indicates Luverne is about 40 miles away and the sender worked on a river in the western region.
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Sioux Palla
Clara Speers
Luverne
Minn
Here
Speers
Rtalo
Minnesota varsity row burns disrupt campus elections
Four Minnesota students were burned during a rowdy on campus election event at the university. Howard Meagher suffered severe burns, two others were hospitalized, and the rest were treated and released. Officials canceled the activity and sought the assailant, a student who disappeared, amid accusations of political factional strife.
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