Hitler’s party strongest in five German states but fails to seize government
In Germany’s Diet elections Adolf Hitler’s National Socialists emerge as the largest party in five states including Prussia, gaining two thirds of Germany’s seats but not securing control of the government. Coalition dynamics and antitrans forces keep a rightward cabinet option uncertain as results trend toward possible shifts in Br.
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Bern
Apo
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
Prussia
Germany
Jyovernment
Thone
Whale Ie Awhath
Pestatbe
Wisttomterc
Owrie
Antitrans
Br Dsstol
Vries
Athan
Four Brothers Die in Crossing Collision
Four brothers killed in a crossing accident are identified in scattered reports. The tragedy occurred near a river junction, with family ties and local authorities noting the men were traveling together when the incident happened. Details remain unclear as investigators piece together the sequence leading to the fatal crash.
Solons Crave Details on Raskob Bear Pools Probe
Washington April 14 congressmen press to identify links among Raskob and others allegedly in bear pools. A committee meets to review brokerage houses and pools amid reports of Manipulation in 1829. Names include Mary Rockefeller and J. D. Abt linked to the era’s trading schemes.
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Solons
Bout' Raskob
Natiln Robertson
Washington
da Shih
Dot
Askeh
Sea Faa
Meir
Red Peter Attomehite Bady Manufacturern
Marey Rockefeller
Renny
Athens
Thomas MooHvagr
Woman In Kreuger's Life Hints At Secret In Death
In Storkhall Sweden Mrs Ingehorg Wierth claims Kreuger's will hints at a hidden beneficiary. She says Kreuger made a promise to her, and investigators question the will’s provisions. The Globe reports the case as a worldwide interest in Kreuger’s estate and rumored reasons behind the bequest.
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Kreuger
Stuorkhall
Sweden
Ingehorg
Wierth
Storktolay Society Savannas
Keenger
Assole
Isherth
Clock wound tragedy in Chibaga death
April 24 reports a woman died when a clock mechanism failed her wound during daylight saving. She fell from a stool while checking the clock, breaking a vertebra and dying at Peach Tor. The incident involved Mrs Anim Tarrson and Twange Vie Son.
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Chibaga
Y -Twangevie
Daylight Saving
Tora
Mra Anim Tarrson
Ahe
World Congress of Jewry Asked for Conference in Geneva
New York reports that the American Jewish congress proposed a conference in Geneva to unite world Jewry. Delegates from diverse lands would discuss dangers and responsibilities facing Jewish communities and chart a concerted global response.
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World Congress OF Jewry
New York
Wonder Nuapires
American Jewel Congress
American Jewish Congress
Geneva
Wyoming Storm Claims Life As Cars Stall In Severe Weather
Cheyenne April 24 One man dies as Wyoming storm packs power and blocks highways. Three University of Colorado students are rescued after their car stalls near Fort Collins while a University of Wyoming track team rides out the blizzard route to Larimer County. Safety declared for Paumenct ner Jonking and Miss Shoemaker as roadways reopen.
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Cheyenne
Wio
Ronthery
Wyoming
Universe
Keenford Collins
Colo
Lace Wye
Elite of Evanston Plans Kind Police Engagement
An Evanston plan proposes police outreach by the Elite of Evanston to improve relations. Alderman Rathore and city figures discuss encouraging courteous behavior, asking residents to cooperate with officers and avoid hostility.
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Evanston
New York Church to Honor Gandhi with Bronze Medal
New York April 24 Gandhi is named the first recipient of the bronze medal by the Community church of New York for outstanding religious leadership. Dr John Mayned Holman, chairman, lauded Gandhi as incomparably the outstanding religious leader of his time.
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New York
Mahatma Gandwan
Community Church of
WSL
John Mayned Holman
Gandhi
Hid Nko
At Wranetsa
Tolktay
Ammy Baha Shine Pueresdion
Lala
Oroaatey
Taalah
Joana
Mobananed
Bara'a'iab
Couple Held as Suspects in Lindbergh Kidnapping
Downingtown Pa April 24 The couple taken into custody for questioning in the Lindbergh kidnapping case gave conflicting statements about their whereabouts the night the baby was stolen police said today They recently deposited large sums of money in banks near cities The suspects described as Albert Larcher and Miss Tmlth Crebbe of Philadelphia were charged with disorderly conduct only and are being detained continued on page two
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Downingtown
Lindbergh
Albert Larcher
Tmlth Crebbe
Philadelphia
Tackle 0 Found and Quest Takes Impetus at Lake
Discovery of several articles of tackle near the spot where Asloher was taken from the water Saturday spurs a search for Oubelles and Dr William Capen Uaver Merbert Slameeninn and Raipi VW. The tackle found about half a mile out in the lake opposite the Copeshaver cabin in the Meadow river area.
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Asloher
Voypmyhave
Mr .Ammerman
Copeshaver
Immadirne
de Copeshaver
Extending Their Sway in Kiangsi Province
Statistics from Canton authorities show 70 Kiangsi districts with 44 wholly controlled or heavily influenced by communists, eight partly. Government cites 500,100 slain in two years and about 600 million Mexican in property destroyed. Report says communists seized Maanho on Hainan island. diaph news adds coordination with Gen Sun Liang Chen toward Amoy.
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Kiangsi
Fukien
Hothara
China
Amoy
Handa
South
Maanho
Hainan Island
Nationalist Congress in India Arrests Shock British
New Delhi April 24. British authorities seize 360 delegates and spectators attempting to hold the Nationalist Congress convention. Mme Sarojini Naidu acting president is jailed for a year. Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya also arrested after defying entry ban. Total arrests exceed 50 000 since Gandhi's latest civil resistance campaign.
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New Delhi
India
Congress
Toflia
Mme
Sarojini Naidu
Pandit Madan Mohan Malavya
Mahatma Gandhi
Bis
Protest Over Wine Law Reversal Sparks California Grapes Clash
Leaders of California's grape industry worth 500 million dollars rebel against the reversal of government regulation permitting home wine making. Donald D. Conn, managing director of the California Vineyardists' association, urges legalization and tax adjustments for naturally fermented beverages for home use. The ruling, they argue, would ruin the grape market.
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California
Donald D. Conn
California Vineyardists’ Association
People of Cataloni demand autonomy in Spain
In Haredona on April 24 more than 206000 marched the principal streets demanding approval by the Spanish assembly of the Catalonian Autonomy statute. In Valencia on April 34 several mildly injured and four arrested as police dispersed a labor extremist demonstration. A streetcar and bus strike in Tito de Janeiro on April 24 failed due to police action preventing a planned protest.
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Haredona
Spain
Valencia
Tito de Janeiro
Governors in Virginia for their national conference
Richmond Va Antil 4 Governors from all parts of the United States gathered tonight in the capital of Virginia the mother of states to reflect their major problems and to celebrate the bi centennial anniversary of George Washington birth Early arrivals included Governor Albert Rushio of Maryland and Governor George S Dern of Utah Seven major problems have been set for discussion during the conference They are Taxation in the farm states motor safety banking duty of the state in relieving unemployment control of municipal expenditures extension of state highway and rent operation and reduction of public expenditures in connection with the reduction of taxes.
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Richmood
Antil
Virginia
George Washington
Albert ©. Rushio
Maryland
George S. Dern
Utah
Slassed Slassig Art Works At Spanish Academy
In Ind Spain on April 24 an incident damaged five paintings displayed by the Academy of San Fernando Art School. The director suspects students were responsible for the destruction.
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Ind
Spain
Academy of the San Fernando Art School
Secretary Stinson Reported as Better in Geneva
Geneva April 24 Henry L Slimpson the American secretary of state, who had been slightly ill, was so improved today that he decided to remain in Geneva instead of traveling to the mountains for a short rest as his physicians advised.
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Geneva
Henry L. Slimpson
Barry
State University student killed in highway crash
Polion Apel and Masiibe a star Hen at the State university died after a car overturned on the highway east of here. The car traveled 160 feet along a ditch and struck a telephone pole. Rochester, 20, of Missoula, died later. Carleton Thortt of Polson escaped. Rochester was a native of Butte and was visiting the Rochester summer farm on Flathead Lake. The crash left Polson, Missoula, and St. Ignatius without power.
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Polion
Amel Roghesten
Wiyear Hla
Jhicke Roblinen
Missoula
Adured
Carleton Thorttthor
Polson
Rochester
Mra
Hert Rocheater
Butte
Flathead Lake
Monaia
St. Ignatinus
Chadbourne Attacks Roosevelt as Demagogue in Print
New York April 24 A noted singer attacked Franklin D Roosevelt as a demagogue as he left for a governors conference at Richmond Va Chadbourne a self described progressive Democrat warned that nominating Roosevelt would cost the Democratic party victory and alienate independent minded Democrats Meantime Isidor Etraus announced a Roosevelt business and professional league formation in support of the candidate
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New York
Goyr
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Richmond
Thomas TL
Chidbourne
Roosevelt
Barbers of New York to Strike Citywide
Residents in Upper Manhattan and the Bronx plan a citywide barber strike affecting about 1200 shops to protest allegedly low pay and improper working conditions. The walkout starts tomorrow, drawing attention to labor tensions in the industry.
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Barbers OF
New York
Upper Manhattan
Brana
Colorado schoolteacher dies in storm near Glendale district
The body of Mrs. B. Snowden, missing country teacher, was found in a deserted cabin about four miles from her isolated school. A two day search by ranchers recovered her after exposure in the Glendale area, which suffered the worst storm in 20 years. Mrs Snowden, longtime resident, leaves husband B Snowden a farmer in Batesque Arkansas and a daughter Mrs Lestia McEnnry a Montana rancher.
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Trinidad
Coto
B. EB. Snowdes
Dim Hunt Ravan
Starus
Glendale
Snowden
B. Snowden
Batesque
Ark
Lestia Mcffenry
Montana
Liberty-Jobless party formed in St Louis convention planned
W H Coin Harvey head of Liberty party and Austin L Staley of Pittsburgh announce the consolidation of Liberty and Jobless parties to form the Liberty-Jobless party. A convention is planned for August 17 in St Louis to nominate a president and vice president, with funds raised by card games and raffles and a goal to attract about one million delegates.
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St. Louis
W. H. (Coin) Harvey
Liberty Party
Austin L. Staley
Pittsburgh
Jobless Party
Liberty-Jobless Party
Staley
Washington
James R. Cox
Catholic Relief Funds Exhausted
Cincinnati April 24 The National Conference of Catholic Charities reports Catholic relief funds are nearly exhausted and agencies must rely more on public agencies. President James F. Murphy of Detroit warned after a meeting of the conference executive committee that next winter fund-raising faces grave difficulty as only a few states have accepted responsibility for relief.
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Cincinnati
James F. Murphy
Detroit
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Murphy
Ralief
Collision of Gar and Trans Als? People
Two women and four children died when a Fort Wayne bound car was struck by a Pennsylvania train two miles east of Monroeville. The deceased were Tevena Ott of Fort Wayne, Laula Branse of Shotton, and Kraune's four children Evelyn 7 Ruth 7, Robert 5, Catherine 1.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Monroavilla
Mint Tevena Ott
Laula Branse
Shotton
Kraune
Evelyn
Muh
Catherine
Bay City Mayor Freed In Booze Case
Bay City Mich April 2 4 Mayor William H H McKaighan of Flint and three co defendants were acquitted by a federal court jury on charges of consulting to violate prohibition laws after a full night of deliberation Also named were Police Chief Casusky Seavardi Detective Sergeant Totlf Baker and Al Verge all of Flint in the obliquely reported arraignment and trial context
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Bay City
Mich
Wiliam HH. McKaighan
Flint
Delibora Hon
Mel Kiaighan
Poller
Caosuy J. Seavardi
Bergeant Totlf
Baker
al Verge
Lieutenant of Louis Riel Laid Away at Grass Range
Lewlatown April 25. The Manitoba leader Modeste Rleloheny, possibly survivor of Lely Mel's army, was held at Grass Range today. Nichelton of Winnipeg, a large stature figure, passed through the throng and left unharmed. He spoke with Gabriel Dumont and with Mini's army commander, returning with relatives and a daughter.
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Louis Riel
Lewlatown
Kaneral
Modeste
Lely Mel
Canada
Gray Range
Nichelton
Winnipeg
Thorea Tahthas
Parsons
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