Small Army Hunts Dillinger's Gang
Hull urges stronger international trade to avert economic nationalism and potential war. Secretary Cordell Hull warns at Associated Press luncheon that restoration and expansion of trade is essential to world stability, condemning extreme nationalism and urging a middle course for global economic policy.
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New York
Cordell Hull
Wi Jong
Erenomie Abite
Fonda
Parmamenta
Eprops
Hall
Vrose
Inters National Commeres
Didlemain
World News in Gist Aw Tye Ananciated Preaw
Worldwide briefs include strikes in Cleveland and Toledo and St Louis while Washington debates milk control and farm adjustments. Secretary Hull warns against extreme nationalization as Roosevelts and Schall clash over factory profits. A Negro defendant faces murder charges in Crockett Texas. International notes cover Italian talks with Britain, Finland prison for espionage, and Japan’s Asia doctrine.
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Mercer
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DilMager Gangaters
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Nort Woods
Deteott
Mleh
Arita Riahtle Lalor Beard Boay
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Toledo
St. Louis
Washington
Otiver Teveninit
New York
Cordell Hull Warna
Franklin DD
Schall
Crockett
Tex
Agnin
Murtler
Washington — Stock Exchange Pensident
Aerom
Arma
League of Nations
Aho
Finland
Thron
Madrid
Rovernment
Altuntion
Enora
Japan
Ania
Aatatra
Doetrine
Brit and Italian Near Agreement on Arms Plan
London and Rome influence talks toward reorganizing the League of Nations and easing the arms crisis. British and Italian officials discuss Russia’s possible entry to the League as a basis for German policy, amid France’s stance and Soviet questions shaping Geneva parley concerns.
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London
League of Nations
Fulvio Sugich
Italy
Britain
Twan
Russia
Gerpio Imany
Geneve
League
Rome
France
Hrimin
Strikes Hit Motor and Oil Industries Across Cities
In Cleveland and St Louis labor disputes surge as 8,000 workers face action in motor and oil sectors. Fisher Mindy and Chevrolet Fisher bodies see mass walkouts, while Toledo plants trigger 1,900 strikes. National labor board offers no immediate comment as tensions flare and police report minor violence.
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Cleveland
Indusrica
National Attminable Tabor Board
Fisher Mindy Company
St Lewis
Chevrolet
Fishcrady
Federated Automobile Workers of America
Labor Board
St. Lowe
Toledo, O
Result of strike vote not disclosed to public
Croat Falla April 23. The result of a strike vote taken today by the local Min and Amplermen’s union will not be made public until after a similar ballot in Rutte and Apaconda if announced. About 609 men balloted here. The voters were counted by the trustees and the figures sent to international headquarters.
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Croat Falla
Loreal Min and Amphermen's Union
Rutte
Apaconda
Union Afficiata
International Headquarters
BONDS FURNISHED BY TWO STUDENTS
Omaha April 24 Py John E Flanagan aged 11 from New York and Edward Muffitt 18 of Omaha pleaded not guilty when arraigned before U S Commissioner Mary Mullen on charges of attempt to extort money from Mrs Sarah Joslyn wealthy Omaha woman They were released on bond Muffitt bond of 1000 posted by his father Flanagan’s bond signed by his aunt for the same amount The two were arrested Saturday night in a trap set by authorities alleging Muffitt wrote three letters demanding 1000 from Mrs Joslyn both students refreshed at Creighton University
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Neb
John E. Flanagan
New York
Edward Mafttt
United States Com
Mary Mullen Dodary
Sarah Josely
Muffitt
Susan Dwyer
Joslyn
Flanagan
Creighton University
Foes of Dollfuss Regime Spark Terror in Vienna
In Vienna, opponents of Chancellor Dollfuss staged violent acts including a bomb attack on a Helmwehr meeting at Baltzberg Theater aimed at Emil Fey. Three guards were injured as Fey, who had cancelled his appearance, was the target. Witnesses faced threats, with a letter threatening a grenade to a judge. The regime faced intensified opposition despite official attempts to suppress it.
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Vienna
Dollfuss
Emil Fey
Fey
Channeller
Helmwehr
Fluetat Nome Guard
Baltbure
Move Begun in House for New Bids Upon Air Mail
Washington reports the House post office committee approved a bill for one year air mail contracts to be formed by a special commission. Senate debate focused on the Black McKellar bill with Republicans challenging a commission and recalling cancelled contracts. McCarran argued the temporary low rates harm aviation and threaten mail service integrity.
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AIR Mail
Washington
House
Pont
Lin
Senate
Austin
McKellar
Tenn
McCarran
Nev
Postoffice Department
Program for Dairies Is Off Because Support Not General
Washington reports the Farm Administration abandoned the national milk control plan proposed to aid dairy farmers. Farm Administrator Chauner C. Davin said the milk program lacked farmer support and was withdrawn, though some elements like dairy purchases for relief and reduced culling may continue.
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Washington
Irant
Chantar C. Davin
Hacaune
Cattia
Doctor's death-defying dog revival shows progress in research
In Berkeley on April 23 a dog killed ten days earlier and revived halfway blinked during a laboratory experiment. Dr Robert Cornish of the University of California announced the latest step in efforts to conquer death, describing the breakthrough as a notable advance in resurrection research.
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Berkeley
Calif
Annnonicomont
Robert Cornish
University of California
Swingston Lad Sent to California Prison
Montana youth Harry Boyington an 18 year old self styled "greatest man" was sentenced in Los Angeles to 10 years to San Quentin for two robberies. He was acquitted of murdering and robbing Frank Cowan. He faced a trial that revealed his intent to gain public notoriety for a firm contract through crime. He was convicted for robbing two other men.
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Los Angeles
Montana
Harry Boyington
Superior
Ute
San Quentin
Ivingaton
Frank Cowan
Pub. Uelty
Heanan
Slayer of Giffin Girl To Swing For Grime
In Shreveport Louisiana on April 23, 19xx, Fred Lockhart alias Nameor, 48, described as a paper butterfly paddler, was found guilty of murdering Mac Giffin who was taken from her home and attacked. After five minutes of deliberation the jury returned a verdict of guilty as charged. Judge Robert Roberta sentenced Lockhart to hang in Caddo Parish Court.
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Shreveport
FR Nameor
Fred Lockhart
Paper Butterfly Paddler
Mont
Mac Giffin
Muttty
Caddopartah
Lockhart
Audge
Robert Roberta
Conferences Open On Rail Wage Talks In Washington
Washington April 23. A new series of informal wage talks began between labor leaders and railroad managers to settle the dispute. W F Thiehoff and A F Whitney issued a joint statement that negotiations are standalone and will continue tomorrow with union chairmen and system chiefs meeting, following a previous round started March 15.
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Washington
Committee of
W. F. Thiehoff
A. F. Whitney
Railway Labor Executives Association
Standard Railroad
Birth Controllers Record a Victory in Contraception Bill
Washington notes a judiciary committee approved a bill by Senator Hastings to end bans on distributing birth control information. The move follows months of advocacy led by Margaret Sanger, who called the action pleasing though unsurprising. Three senators opposed, no record vote taken.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Hastings
Del
Orenell
Margaret Sanger
Two Dead Four Hurt In Battle
Mercer Wisconsin April 23 Hundreds of officers stalked John Dillinger and his henchmen in the snow north woods. Washington marksmen advised that killing the outlaw would avoid trial as a gun battle with police intensified around Lake Superior to Chicago. Reports say three gang members fired on patrolmen in a St Paul suburb. one of the three possibly Dillinger himself, though officials doubt it. Continued on page 10.
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North Woods
Washington
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Chicago
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Milne
Thelright
Middle West
Here
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Dillinger
Atlll
Farmer Drivered by Dillinger Gang Recalls Night Ride
Wisconsin farmer recounts being awakened at a resort and forced at pistol point to drive after a doctor for John Dillinger and two gang members. He says he won’t forget the terrifying experience in his quiet town near Manitowish.
Court for Labor May Be Set Up
President Roosevelt moved to settle labor disputes by establishing a permanent court to handle the many cases troubling the government nerve centers. He disclosed committees are at work revising the Wagner labor board bill as part of this plan.
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Court For Labor
Washington
Roosevelt
Wagner Labor Board
Labor Board
Crockett Texas Court Sees Fatal Shooting in Grandstand Incident
In Crockett Texas on April 3 a courtroom shooting occurred as Frank Bilkby, a Black man, allegedly fired at J M Ena, a white merchant, striking him fatally during jury selection. The suspect fled after the shot and was briefly detained before bond was set at 2500. A second fatal attack on April 7 near a Black home resulted in Ellis being killed by a Black assailant using a buckshot loaded public safety item.
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Doane
Ben F. Dent
Ellis
Nat Patton
Aisin
Debs
Crockett
Nepro
Ills Says Santa Monica Harvard 1904 Graduates
The fragment discusses Roosevelt and his Harvard class of 1904 with Republican mention. It hints at press familiarity and implies humor about political figures. The tone suggests a speculative, informal letter referencing White House connections and Democratic affiliation.
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Santa Monica
Clana
White House
Harvard
President urges speed on crime bills amid Dillinger case
Washington April 23 President Roosevelt urged speeding up the government's anti crime bills in Congress as John Dillinger was accused of killing a federal agent. House judiciary chairman Sumnera conferred with the president and announced the crime legislation would be taken up tomorrow and likely approved by his committee. One proposal from Attorney General Cummings would make killing a federal officer a federal offense.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
John Dillinger
Sumnera
House S Judiciary Committee
Cummings
Silver movement forms to push remonetization plan
A new alliance of industrialists financiers and agriculturalists met at a Washington dinner with 40 congressional supporters to accelerate silver remonetization. The group, calling itself a committee of patriots, plans a large upcoming dinner inviting all congress members and aims to draft supplemental legislation after the Senate silver bloc backed President Roosevelt. Robert M. Harris of Harris and Vose was named among the prominent backers.
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Washington
Aanate Ailver
Roosevelt
Congress
Robert M. Harris
Harris and Vose
New York City
Gloria Swanson Seeks Decree From Husband
New York April 23 Gloria Swanson film actress announced she was conferring with her lawyers to obtain a divorce from her husband F Michael Farmer.
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New York
Gloria Swanson
F. Michael Farmer
Japan Seeks Asia Peace Policy Against Chinese War Effort
Tokyo declares a Asia and Asiatica peace plan led by Japan to oppose foreign aid to China feared to fuel civil war. Consul General Uchiro Yokoyanta warns third powers against economic or technical help aiding anti-Japanese factions. The manifesto, seen as a hands-off or Monroe Doctrine approach, aims to preserve eastern peace.
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Genera
Asia
Asiatica
Ieadership
Japan
Tokyo
Uchiro Yokoyanta
Lasuad Ma
China
Aala
Partione
Yokoyama
Spokane Bus Strike Put Off For A Week
Spokane Washington April 23 intervention of the regional labor board calls for postponement of a week for the Spokane United Railway bus operators strike. The stoppage was ended for 7 o clock tonight.
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Spokane
Waah
Regional Labor Board
Callard
Spokane United Railway
Situation in Spain Still Critical as Strike Spreads
Madrid reports a continuing crisis with Rudeta bombs and terror as 40,000 Catholic youths from the popular agrarian party stage demonstrations. Premier Lerroux vows control while violence erupts in crowds, a church bomb is removed, and a general 41 hour strike spreads from Alicante to Aranjuez amid clashes with police.
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Madrid
Rudeta
Popular Agrarian Party
Alejandro Lerroux
Valencia
Pollen
San Raman
Tabor
Rtkn
Alencia
Aranjuce
Pote
Map of North America offered by Helena Independent
A full color 21x28 inch map showing the North American continent from Greenland to Panama. Includes time zones and geographic and commercial data. Mailed copy available via Washington Information Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin director, Washington DC. Ten cents in coin for shipment.
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Panama
Washington Information Bureau
Washington, D.C
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