Ei Posses Close In On Dillinger
Outlaws led by John Dillinger and two companions were said to be surrounded in a wooded area near Mercer Wisconsin after a night shootout at a resort and beer tavern near Rhinelander. National guardsmen and federal agents pursued from Eagle River and Sault Ste Marie with weathered reports of a Packard and Ford escaping as rumors spread of a dramatic manhunt across northern Wisconsin and the upper peninsula.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Beer Lavern
Here
John Dillinger
Mercer
Eagle River
Warnes
Wisconsin
Minnerotr Aistricta
Sault Rie
Marie
Midh
Thinger
Hin Qileke
Leutenant
John Jamsten
Penineum
Michigan
Reek Te
Cheecag
Mer
Tana Steve
Global unrest and political clashes ripple across nations
A jumble of world briefs notes strikes in Japan and the United States, antifa clashes in Madrid, treason convictions in Bucharest, protestant defiance in Munich, and financial optimism in Bologna. Reports reference wage orders, strikes, government subsidies, and military remount plans shaping early 20th century tensions.
Yugoslav mine blast death toll reaches 146 in Kakanj
At the Kakanj coal mine near Sarajevo an explosion killed an estimated 146 miners. Sixty bodies had been recovered by night, with around 16 escapes. Rescuers faced charred remains and challenging galleries as relatives gathered, and officials warned the death toll could rise.
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Sarajevo
Yugoslavia
Kakanj
Here
Thane
Further Efforts To Disarm Europe Described Hopeless
Paria April 29 AP reports optimism fading as Italy's plea continues. Foreign Affairs Secretary Fulviy Surteh meets Premier Gaston Doumerrue while France resists arming Germany or miltary tightening. London seeks a way out of deadlock and Poland reiterates alliance with France amid mixed public reception for Barthou.
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Europe
Paria
Gaston Doumerrue
France
Germany
Burich
London
Worcaw
Preea
Publiq Coni
Tading
Loum Barthou
Artiny
Trefenaiye
Palani
Liquor Price War Looms in Twin Cities
Minneapolis reports a developing liquor price war as downtown merchants post signs promising deep discounts. Blended whisky could drop to 28 cents a pint with rival stores racing to attract customers after two shops cut prices Saturday.
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Minneapolis
Natioratorn Proprietora
Aquor
Farmers to receive over a billion in benefit payments
American farmers, already aided by nearly 20 million, will receive more than 1.099 billion in benefit payments before 1831 ends. The Farm Administration has paid 179.7 million through April 1 for reducing cotton, wheat and tobacco acreage. Dairy and corn hog programs are just starting. second wheat payments and other relief steps follow, with further purchases and beets cattle market moves anticipated.
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Associated Press
Washington
Farm Administration
Ita
Trowiki Ison
Creighton freshmen nabbed in bold extortion plot
Two Creighton University freshmen, John Flanagan and Edward Murritt, were seized during an extortion attempt aimed at collecting 1000 dollars from Mrs. Sarah Jondyn, widow and civic benefactor. Federal prosecutors say the case involved a trap set by investigators after threats to the donor tied to the 9 million dollar memorial. The men were arrested after contact on a street car and later in connection with the staged dummy package incident.
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Omaha
Neb
Creighton University
Sarah Jondyn
Western Newspeper Union
John E. Flanagan
New York
Edward Murritt
U. 8
K. FE. Sandall
Mra Jonlyn
Jonlyn
Am Aon Flanagan
Joalyn Tle
Sam
Maid
Ke Wan
Noatar
Four Children Killed as Train Hits Texas School Bus
San Antonio April 22 A train hit a school bound bus in Texas killing four children and injuring four others. Three victims were from one family including Bylwa Honk and Mw ale Clark both about 14. Audrey and Thelma Botomayor, aged 16 and 14, were also hurt along with the driver L Thompson. Susie and Wilfred Book and Cloyd Book were relatives in the family. The crash occurred near Alamo Downs as the party awaited racing plans.
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Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Kver
Bylwa Honk
Mary Book
Mwale Clark
Winnie Rook
Aytve
L. Thompson
Ruth Clark
Suale
Audrey
Thelma Botomayor
Fylvian
Susie
Wilfred Book
Cloyd Book
Book
PWA
Alamo Downa
Piani
Rumanian Plotters Sentenced to Cells
In Bucharest four years after King Carol’s return, Rumanian officers including Colonel Victor Prekup and five civilians were convicted of high treason for plotting against Queen Mother Carol. Each officer received ten years' imprisonment and loss of rank. civilians were fined the equivalent of 91,000 each.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Carol
Azile
Victor Prekup
Paria
Securities Act halts recovery plan for heavy goods industry
Washington reports that federal code authorities appointed by NRA administrator Hugh L. Johnson proposed to Congress that the Securities Act be not altered and the stock exchange law loosened to allow freer capital flow while insisting employment be provided in the heavy goods industry. The three committees for durable goods, consumer goods, and trade services said changes to the act and exchange rules were insufficient.
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Washington
Coda
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
Stock Exchange Hil Ag
Stock Exchange Bi
Werg
NTA
Rioting in Madrid as anti fascists clash with extremists
In Madrid and nearby towns riots left two dead and 11 wounded amid clashes with authorities and rival groups. A 40,000 Catholic youth rally supported the agrarian party at El Escorial as a strike paralyzed transport and utilities in the capital. Seven bombs hit a city church, and an extremist was killed in a Puerta del Sol scuffle.
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Madrid
el Escorial
Puerta del Sol
Horror in Cavern near Glasgow Kentucky Claims Two Lives
Glasgow Junction Kentucky April 22 The body of Paul Turner 25 was recovered from a cave near here five hours after he fell about 25 feet and was killed by asphyxiation from lack of oxygen Rescuers struggled to lift the corpse which wedged between rocks The cave six miles from Sand Cave was being explored by Turner in hopes of developing it for tourist parties The coroner J M Dearing reported Turner died in the cave collapse and oxygen deprivation earlier today
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Glasgow Junction
Paul Turir
Turner
J. M. Dearing
Sand Cave
Strikes Spread Across Plants As Wage Talks Break
A wave of walkouts hit Fisher body plants in Cleveland and nearby facilities with 7000 workers called to strike at 7 a.m. Monday and 3100 more in Fisher and Chevrolet plants. Similar actions began in St. Louis, Detroit, and Toledo amid broader industrial unrest as President Roosevelt urged miners to accept a new wage structure restoring some regional differentials. The NRA wage order and board chairmen weighed in as unions and manufacturers faulted wage and recognition terms.
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Bromratic
Washington
Industr
Naka
Miami
Wirigihin
Macon
Cleveland
St. Lotia
Liver Bloc
Studien
Omaha
Tor
Fisher Body
Fisher
Chevrolet
St. Louis
Tool and Patts
Detroit
Toledo
Roosevelt
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
National Auto Trator
Mobile Labor Board
Bled
Calla
Leo Wolman
Nicholas Kelley
South German Protestants Gather to Declare Independence
In Muenster cathedral 1009 Protestant delegates from Württemberg, Bavaria, the Rhine land and Westphalia defied the evangelical pr oacy of Reichsbishop Ludwig Mueller. They demand state hands off church affairs and declare the evangelical church in Germany superior to Nazi leadership, calling Mueller’s actions contrary to peace.
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Hitler
Frese
Germany
Muenster
Adolph Hitler
Reichsvmishop
Ludwig Mueller
Wurttemberg
Bavaria
Christendom
Reichsbishop
Cattlemen Prepare for New Deal Under Aid Plan
Chicago April 22 The cattle industry moved to join the government led New Deal for farm regulation. Producers of cattle join other basic commodities in laying production schedules for approval and awaiting guidance on distributing about 250 million dollars under a cattle control plan similar to the corn hog program.
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Chicago
Apd
Maet Horgic
Police Chief and Officer Slain in Illinois Tavern Battle
Chicago April 22 UP In a blaze of gunfire at the Crazy Quilt tavern two lawmen were killed. Chief Rawani Murray of er keleoy village and Patrolman John Rahbacker of Hroadyleyn died. Murray’s brothers James and Thomas were wounded, and a dozen witnesses were held by notice taries. The gunfight began when Rahbacker tried to eject the Murray brothers for noisy conduct. Edward drew his weapon in self defense, Ashbacker fired. Ashbacker 98, married with four daughters. Murray unmarried. A closing order against all town taverns was issued at a hurried meeting of town officials.
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Chicago
Poe
Rawani Murray
Erkeleoy Vilalge
John Rahbacker
Hroadyleyn
Murray
James
Thomas
Ray Coburn
Forrest Coburn
Roadview
Rahbacker
Murray Brothers
James Murray
Edward
Ashbacker
Mure Ray
Gallant World War Pilot Ham Thaw Dies at 40
Pittsburgh reports the death of Ham Thaw IT commander of the Lafayette Escadrille who formed the Mette band of American flyers. After a weeklong pneumonia illness he died at age 40.
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Pittsburgh
Witl Ham Thaw
Mette
LaFayette Escadrille
Silver Bloc Plans Renewal Talks On Monetary Reform
Congresssional silver bloc members meet April 23 to press possible remoneti zing measures amid President Roosevelt opposition to mandatory reform. Leaders say a money showdown is looming as invited voices include Frank Vanderlip Vincent Bendix Rev Charles Coughlin and several farm leaders from Oklahoma and elsewhere.
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Washington
Congressional Silver Bloc
Roosevelt
Thomas
Okla
Frank C. Vanderlip
Vincent Bendix
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Bombings in Havana Attributed to Racketeers
Havana April 22 police attributed a serious bombing outbreak to racketeers. One death occurred and two jurors were involved in the investigation as significant property damage was reported across the city.
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Havana
Boy 17 slain by deputies amid extortion plot claims
Middleport authorities report Edwin Bateman 17, a high school sophomore, shot during an ambush by eight deputy sheriffs after allegedly approaching a shoebox said to hold $5,600. The box contained only $40. Deputies fired as he fled. he died near his home. Officials believe Bateman may have been a pawn in an extortion scheme.
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Middleport
Edwin Bateman
Ira R. Cowdrick
J. J. Jackson and Son Company
Recordante
Wheeler
Bete
United Ireland Chief Urges Withdrawal from Commonwealth
Carrickmacross Ireland April 22 General Eoin O’Dully, leader of the United Ireland party, argued for an independent undivided Ireland with the right to withdraw from the British commonwealth. He told blue shirted followers the party would favor withdrawal whenever honor or interest dictates. He said constitutional status should be decided by the Irish people as they see fit.
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Carrickmacross
Irish Free State
Ireland
British Commonwealth
Eoin ,O'Dutty
Onder
United Ireland Party
O'Dully
Arabs on trial for murder of American student in Iraq
Baghdad April 22 Poor Arabs charged with murder of Ray Fishar a young University of Cincinnati student who was killed in early March while canoeing down the Euphrates. Fishar was traveling the world gathering ideas for his master's thesis when slain.
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Baghdad
Raq
Ray Fishar
University of Cincinnati
Euphrates River
Fishar
Belgrade University Poll Results Spark Riot
At Belgrade University an election attempt led to a riot with police clashing, several injured including two girls. Students seized three dorms, barricaded a building, and threatened to throw officers from a balcony before authorities and the rector dispersed the crowd. Communist and agrarian candidates were reported to be leading as balloting halted.
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Helgeade
Belgrade
Ihe
Uberiot
What Do You Know About Parliamentary Law
The Helana Independ an information treat promotes a booklet titled Parliamentary Law. It invites readers to send six cents for a copy and provides a mailing address in Washington DC. The question prompts readers about participation and roles in meetings and committees.
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Vim
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Fincanca
Saya Franc
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Waly
Polsongan
Kakani
Tell Severat
Ria
Dolores
Barthou
M Rouch
Warpman
Vinlt
Gazette
Polska Deblared
By Stepuen McPonough
Creighton
Portal
Spain
Reds
Kentucky
Ty Louis P. Lochxer
Atater
Free Eynoda
Rhineland
Westphalia
Brendenburg
Illinois
By Edmund A. Chester
Bateman
Is Pare Enta
Adup
Leta
United Ireland
Withdranal
Belgrade University
Vao Thia
Frederick Anakin
Washington, D.C
Sepood
Washington, D. C
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