Judd Is Deemed Insane, Will Avoid Gallows
Florence Judd, also known as Winnie Ruth Judd, was found insane by a jury after a trial in which she faced possible execution. The verdict spared her from the gallows, with she being committed to an insane asylum for treatment rather than punishment.
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Florence Atl Apes
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Te Talnettelds Apes
Taoan Assung
Jape
Tider
Mra Judd
AG Walker
Hessat
William
Dawn Haside
Goth
Stare
Rancher dies by own action in despondency
A rancher shot himself at his home five miles north of here. He left a check for his brother Pearly and sister Ethel. An officer found the body and a note directing care for his keepcakes and advising not to blame anyone but his aunt. Surviving are his aunt, sister, and brother.
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Felgar
Aldowan
Glen Anand
Tanehar
Amand
Pearly
Ethel
Rondstown Wie
Long-sought boon to mankind announced at convention
A news item from Whe Whade reports a guest clinician from Pin Amy Neh, Py WT Hooper, presenting an invention claimed to be a boon to mankind. The description mentions a grape fruit aquirt deflector con nating utensil and its demonstration causing spectators to react as it was tested at the convention.
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van Vranciace
Ati
Hooper
Hooner
Pinamy
Ready Program for Relief of Railways Initiated
A nationwide plan for relief of railways proposes a federal coordinator appointed by the President with Senate approval to cut duplication and consolidate terminals eliminate redundant lines and reduce capitalization. The program envisions reorganizing rail service to ease financial strain while preserving essential operations and orderly bankruptcy settlements under federal guidance.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Wool Marketing Plan Aims Ordered Trade
Wool trade leaders spoke on orderly marketing to fix fair prices. Farm Credit officials urged no price manipulation while supporting a generally fair price range for wool. Government plans included selling held wool through regional houses at a 12 month firm price market.
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Taston Ary
Carm Credit Administration
Bette
Heteork
George Brennan
Kroawore
Usera
Vowes
Daetorod Itwanda
Girl Dies After Plunge From 11th Floor at Elite Hotel
A 8 year old girl, Mary Jean Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Anderson of Oklahoma, fell from the 11th floor of the Elite hotel in Fianas Texan on a sunny afternoon. Police ruled it an accidental fall as investigators examined the scene and spoke to witnesses.
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Fianas Texan
Elite
Mary Jean Anderson
Philip Anderson
Oklahoma
Stormy Wyoming Colorado floods loom menacing
Reports describe a fierce spring storm battering Wyoming and Colorado with widespread damage. Rescue teams search for missing residents as weather conditions ease. several people are safe after frantic efforts, aided by local crews and volunteers across affected counties and towns.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Little Lady's Ear Lobes May Prove She Is Faker
A fractured account claims a girl identified as Vee Tee cent ip is not the real Vee, with alleged brothers from Boston and Sew Lekalee saying the held girl is her sister and an American citizen. The article discusses photogrpahic evidence and motivations amid a broader identification dispute.
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Soamilo API
Ettering
Unite States
Wong
Dentar Cotting
Vee
Siser
Wallace Yee Haig
Yer Yuk Tong
Boston
Benthers
Lekalee
Escaped Idaho murderer found living in Arizona
Phoenix resident Ward Otlin Tharp, an Idaho convict sentenced for first degree murder in Twin Falls in 1928, was captured in Phoenix after a long manhunt. Idaho state penitentiary officials pursued him since his September 30, 1920 escape, aided by police in Phoenix who arrested him at a city jail. He had served years under an alias and returned to face imprisonment.
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Phoenix Arty
Eaper
John 1
Mediath
Idaho
Hind
Tharp
Phoenic
Falla Taha
Mrabouly
Mav Howen
Mmatho
Ihrer Rirle
Worry Over Pension Drives Veteran to Take Own Life
Denis Widmeyer, OA, a veteran reportedly distressed by pension concerns, was found dead near his home on the Mix Nour river south of Glassen and Jettlebourne. The 42 year old was a native of Wie connia, served with the Third Infantry, and left behind an unmarried status with one sister and two brothers in Minnesota.
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Glasgow
Denis Widmeyer
Tosn
Nia Bods
Haaldo
Taunent
Wineley Bie
Wieconnia
Third Infantry
Valley County
Aatater
Minneanolta
Northerly forks mauntaly te Kini Greneeclls
Adonny HOUR NPE Tieee dinrritt pearly, normal fmipenn tnren.
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Mauntaly Te Kini
Red Cross Will Honor The Treasure State In Debate
Washington April 22 AP The Red Cross will honor the Treasure State as the main topic of unemployment relief at the manual convention. The opening Monday will feature a general preliminary session with leaders outlining plans and expected discussions for the week.
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RED Cross
Washington
Minera
Ted Crow
Roosevelt
Fing
Sonntoy
Oklahoma mystery as 11 year old hangs in forest
Investigators in Salhsaw Oklahoma pursue theories of suicide accident or murder after an 11 year old boy is found hanging from a rope in a dense brush area. The related disappearance of another boy the same age deepens the case as county and law officials examine leads and await more details.
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Salhsaw
Okla
Brushy
Oklahoma
Burk Brannan
Woodland
Fred
Green
Hill Byrd
Raymond Gray
Japanese Offensive Halted Near Great Wall Amid Heavy Losses
Tokyo reports say the Japanese offensive north of the Great Wall was halted after a long battle since Friday. Major General Tadashi Kawahata attacked southwest of Wuprikow, with Japanese casualties heavy and progress claimed despite Chinese resistance. The war office says directives south of the Great Wall were gained, while a neutral zone will be maintained in cleared regions.
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Tokyo
Nothhing
Great Wall
Tadashi Kawahata
Wuprikow
Peipinga Reng
Dispatch
Posen Hoary
War Office
Hoowas
Mushroom growth in Omaha area sparks city complaint
Mayor Keeney of Beer City in Iowa reports rapid mushrooming shanties near Carter Lake and adjacent Omaha border. He plans to issue a formal complaint to the attorney general as authorities monitor construction and the shifting Missouri River that has isolated the village from Iowa.
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BEER
Owa
Carter
Keeney
Omaha
Tomm
Carter Lake
Nebraska
Ilowa
Underworld Triangle Ends in Murder on Lonely Lane
Portland April 22. Hulleta from oat heavy automatic platot struck down a man and a woman on a lonely lane near St Helens. Bodies arranged in a circle, found by the roadside. Victims identified as Fimo Walker 42 and Mra dlith McClain 7&8, both of Portland. Walker wounded Frank Kodat, proprietor of cats, after quarrel over Mynx McClain. Kodat claims Walker escaped from Oregon State Prison last month. A farmer near St Helena ranch reported a large automobile with four men and a woman driving away. No robbery. The car turned around and tires marks were found near the bodies. Police investigate motive and suspects.
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Portland
Hulleta
St Helens
Ore
Walker
Mradlith
McClain
Frank Kodat
Sprakooey
Cats
Kodat
Parkern
St Helena
Stabilization of Money First Drives Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt pushes global and domestic currency stabilization to lift commodity prices and end low mood. He and British prime minister Ramsay MacDonald discuss methods to move away from the gold standard, seeking congressional approval for inflationary measures and cross national agreements to reduce gold backing. The aim is higher world prices and a swift shift off gold as other nations follow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mamsay Mar Ronald
Great Britain
Congresa
Senate
World leaders discuss united action at White House trade talks
AP reports President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald met at the White House to plan joint measures on world trade. Congress debates inflation of American credit with administration support and independent backing. Edouard Herriot arrives with instructions and signals cautious optimism amid France's gold standard stance.
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Associated Press
Troosevelt
Prime Minster MacDonald
Great Britain
White House
United Action
World Trade
Congress
Edouard Herriot
France
Washington
Survivors may be free ballooning in out of way ocean area
Baltimore April 22 Pr A fatal loss of hope for those missing in the Akron disaster was held out by Glenn Martin head of the aviation organization bearing his name. Martin, with airship experience, suggests some may still be alive and free ballooning somewhere beyond ship lanes or have reached distant lands. Some bodies of the 61 missing crew have been recovered as diving off New Jersey floors fails to find the main hull. Shenandoah survivors in 1926 found life by free ballooning in a disabled airship section. He notes food and water could sustain afloat sections for weeks.
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Baltimore
Tose
Wathers
Glenn Marrtin
Martin
Jong
Akron
New Jersey
Billings Boxer Detained in Robbery Probe
Ailing. Apt 235 Thomg Vargo detained in the county jail tonight for questioning in a ranch section with the holdup on May 21. Lon Me Cracken of Billings reported being robbed of 225 dollars and jewelry valued at 600 dollars. Sheriff E F M Birley announced.
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Enunts
Rona
Lon MeCracken
Rillings
Global inflation debate pulls Roosevelt and MacDonald together
Washington reports a bold attack on depression by currency inflation as President Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald discuss united government action. Editors consider tying currency to gold coverage to curb price falls and protect purchasing power, with state department seeking clarifications as the story continues on page 13.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDonald
Bread
Men to be at work in forests in Pacific Northwest
Missoula April 22 President Roosevelt approved a forest service program to enroll and distribute 15400 men for conservation camps in northern Idaho and eastern Washington and Montana work details expected from Washington next week officials said
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Missoula
Washington
Idaho
Regina
Forest Service
Roosevelt
Denver Maiden Dies From Recurrent Nose Bleed
Delores Meringer a 12 year old girl in Denver endures a nose hemorrhage since March 3 as doctors work to halt the bleeding. More than 100 people including city firefighters have volunteered blood tests in hopes of aiding medical treatment. The rare glandular disturbance is blamed for the recurring bleed and officials say swift, decisive care is essential.
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Denver
Delores Meringer
Delores
Tf Cily
Dasa Delores
Extortionist in custody over merchant threat case
Philadelphia April 22 Police arrested 29 year old Charles Well a clerk for allegedly threatening wealthy philanthropist Rosenwald with death unless paid 100000 The alleged plot involved a long distance phone call traced to a Philadelphia store and Well remained silent when warned his statements could be used in court
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Philadelphia
Rosenwald
Philanthropiat Today
Sears Borchard and Company
Charles Well
Weill
Str Suai
Katnaen
Anbardst
Thenani
Alent
Leading Auto Racer Killed at Oakland
Brian Soulpaugh a widely known auto racing driver died in a practice crash at the Oakland speedway. His car overturned in the south turn after he appeared to lose control. He was thrown several feet from the wreck and died before reaching a hospital.
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Oakland Calls
Brian Soulpaugh
Oakland Speedway
Soulpaugh
Imerly Ved
Rock Island
Silver Prices Edge Up After Weak Dip
New York April 22 Prices for silver rose again after a sharp fall. The market closed with gains for the week, and a notable owner claimed 129 600 in one day. The high for the week touched a peak near 1081, reflecting renewed demand and trading interest.
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New York
Wifey Starches Bedsheet Incident Leads to Court
In Los Angeles on April 22 attorney Robert Shipper described a case as the work's outstanding excuse. The wife claims she starches the bedsheets daily, while the husband recounts a 75 minute event tied to a starch incident. He was pardoned after testimony and the court adjourned.
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Lon Angeles
Robert Shipper
Tare
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