Pedagogues Demand Pay Amid Violent Chicago Bank Siege
Five thousand militant teachers marching near a boil ing point over unpaid work seized major Chicago loop banks. They demanded back pay for months and urged the governor to resume city services. Police and city officials, including Mayor Edward J Kelly, watched as confrontations escalated with chants of we want mercy or merit. Page 2.
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Ciiagess Heal Board
Mite Hanks
Helm Taward
Texerye
Amerelers
Edward J Kelly
Fenys Berner
Mooney Trial Delayed by Legal Questions on Second Charge
Legal challenges surround the second charge in the Mooney case as judges argue whether foreign witnesses can testify and if Mooney’s presence is required. The court weighsSan Quentin custody and whether Mooney would be brought to trial.
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Monney
Tie Party Held by Rebellious Alagkans in Open Protest
Reward, Alanka, April 274. A protest against railroad imports from Seattle spurred a Committee of 20 to send a message to B F Jessen, Seward Gateway editor. They accuse card workers of joining a starvine faction to secure a fat contract for a big saw mill in Washington, challenging a promised "New Des" with a move toward a different plan.
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B. F. Jessen
Seward Gateway
Starvine Boenune
Washington
Act Declaring Gasoline a Public Utility Attacked
An ominous measure to declare gasoline a public utility faces opposition from H Earl Clack Company. The legislature stalls as arguments center on preventing monopolistic control and protecting consumer access to fuel.
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H. Earl Clack
Word From Polly Bastiles Burglar Word From Polly Bastiles Burglar
In Los Angeles on April 24 a court heard a case about a parrot named Polly. Nelson claimed he found the bird in a park and was accused of burglary after entering a pet shop. The parrot spoke only Japanese and the store owner and employee testified. The court set bail at 1500.
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Reniti¢ Maciada
Polly San
Mrs Clark Fails to Keep Word in Court
Mrs Genevieve Clark of Minnesota faced contempt of court for not appearing at a trial in St Pawt. Munn, Ana 2aty A Erderat Benen warned. She was sentenced Friday after failing to appear, with a fine or imprisonment to follow. The case involved a WB Foshay enterprise and two defendants, and the contempt sentence was tied to actions around a hired farmer and related disclosures.
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Abe
Aia Aranths
Ulher Carrsin
Ponce
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Busine
Japanese Drive Reaches Shangsuntze Area in Chinese Battles
Tokyo reports nearly 3,000 Chinese killed over a weekend of fierce combat. Japanese forces push to 0.5 miles southwest of Shangsuntze and 50 miles northeast of Peiping as fresh clashes continue. Japanese losses cited as 71 killed and 43 wounded. A strong village near Kunrikow falls to Japanese troops amid renewed assault. Continued on page 2.
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Peiping
Reonga Caapanese News Agency
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Kunrikow
Great Wall
Ransom Demands In Nielsen Kidnapping Case
A telegram from Mrs. Niela Nielsen reports two notes from her kidnapped husband, an American missionary. The ransom demand, originally about 100000 dollars, has been reduced to one third plus military supplies by a small band of young ruffians said to be Chinese. Police mention the incident as a kidnapping case near Mukden.
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President Finds Time to Search for Missing Boy
President Roosevelt paused during a world economic conference to search for a wandering boy in Georgia. Agents tracked, found him in a bread line, and escorted the youth to Athens where his mother awaited. Mrs Chandler hailed the rescue and prepared a letter to the president about her gratitude. Continued on page 2.
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Norhin
Veteran Fishing Skippers Visit White House Amid Roosevelt Welcome
Washington reports Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt hosted more than a score of veteran fishing skippers from the north Atlantic at the executive mansion. The visitors toured rooms while Eleanor Roosevelt spoke of long days at the boats off Maine and recounted humorous events from their lives on the ships.
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Eleanor Roosvelt
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Red Cross May Distribute Further Wheat to the Idle
Washington dispatch reports John Harlan Payne chairing the Red Cross confirming it will receive additional wheat from government stocks. Henry Morganthau Jr chairing the Farm Board was told the request would be considered with possible administration support. About 3.0 million bushels remain from 7 000 000 allotted for the needy and may be exhausted by June 1.
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Henry Morganthan
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Iate
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White Metal Once More Scores on New York Exchange
New York April 24 sentiment for silver remained firm as prices advanced on the New York metal exchange during late trading. Bar silver rose to around 87% of the ounce in early dealings and held gains. futures were steady. The market closed with prices up about 100 to 120 cents from the opening and sales totaling 1,278,000 ounces.
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Aiiver
New York Metal Exchange
Estelle Taylor Wins Action for Damages
Los Angeles jury awards actress Estelle Taylor twenty thousand dollars for injuries from a Christmas morning auto crash. Plaintiffs claim the collision damaged her ability to work in motion pictures and caused substantial financial losses.
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Los Angeles
Hal
Matello Taylor
Frank Joyce
Noel J. Spentt
Jack Dempsry
Jayce
Scott
Roosevelt and Herriot discuss macro policy at White House
Washington April 24 AP President Roosevelt met late with French envoy Edouard Herriot and pressed a full program on monetary standards disarmament and world price levels. Herriot praised the talks saying they covered everything and a wife program was handed to Franco American economic experts.
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Edouard Herriot
White House
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French Position on Francs Value in Currency Debate
April reports indicate France backs stabilizing currencies at real value but warns devaluation must wait for the United States and Britain to adjust gold rates. The government argues the franc is out of line with other currencies and cannot be realigned until major powers set new gold valuations. France would follow Washington and London on dollar to pound rates before deciding franc adjustments.
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Britain
Washington
Roonevelt
L Anne Poanala
France
Men to Begin 10 Move Into Forest Camps
Army corps area commanders authorized by Robert Foehner director of the Roosevelt Emergency Conservation Program to move 260 men from training camps to work camps in forest areas. The order covers camps in eastern northern southern states and the north.
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Army Corps
Robert Foehner
Roosevelt
FT Cromns
North
Pern
Conferences in Trade Redemption and Inflation Debates
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald reported deep satisfaction with their talks but no results on key issues. Former Premier Herriot began formal discussions with the president, with a separate meeting with MacDonald. Canadian Premier Bennett attends as a guest. Markets in the U S and worldwide push higher on credit and currency inflation news. In Paris the cabinet opposes devalorizing the franc until dollar pound ratio is fixed. Ford Motor Company of Canada declares its annual dividend.
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Great Britain
Edouard Herriot
France
Herrint
Richard B. Bennett
Canada
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Chicago
New Orleans
Paris
United States
Attorney General Declares Capital Is In Washington
Washington reports Attorney General Cummins stated the capital of the republic is Washington not its financial district. He pledged to pursue those in high places who committed financial crimes and to focus on banking irregularities and income tax evasions found during Justice Department probes.
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Debate Over Muscle Shoals Bill Delays House Vote
Washington April 24. Representatives abandon a vote tonight on the Muscle Shoals bill and engage in sharp indecisive debate over whether President Roosevelt favors the House or Senate message for developing the Tennessee Valley. A final vote is virtually assured early tomorrow with passage certain.
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Storm Death Toll Rises in Mountain Blizzard
Denver reports three deaths from a three day spring blizzard sweeping the Rocky Mountain region. Bodies found include Th. H. Ramsay in Colorado Springs, Danny Swan in Wyoming, and a Casper herder known only as Toe fo. Three others remain missing in Colorado and Wyoming. Authorities seek Mrs. Sarah Ashley and others, with several youths rescued near Eldorado after a long disappearance.
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No Thought Of Curtailing Freedom Of Press In Us
Washington April 24. Secretary Hull said there is no intent to curb press freedom in the United States. The House has passed a bill and Representative Black cited that provisions risking press freedom should be struck. An official view insisted the public should bear only reasonable injuries before press freedom is harmed.
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Shower of meteors seen in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports a daytime meteor shower with brilliant streaks observed around 2 14 p m. Sightings were reported near a local ward about 44 miles away as residents watched the sky light up in a meteoric display.
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Fair Ishbel Is Busy in Washington
Washington April 24 Ishbel Mac Donard spends a day amid White House activity checking off engagements to prepare for an upcoming subject. She meets with Frances Parking at the labor department briefing, shares breakfast with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and attends events at the Cayatinn ligation and the Huntiah embassy. She also attends a morning press conference and faces questions from reporters.
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Ataro
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Manna Isolt
Stogilly
Ahi Hernelt
Divorce Drama Involving Pastor Amid Alienation Suit
In Omaha on April 24 UPI reports Mrs. Iva Daltzty sues Gertrude Gracing for 850000 claiming she alienated the affections of her ex husband, Rev. Dr. Baltely former Clarke Omaha pastor who married in 1991. Witness accounts describe Gracing as a frequent church visitor and patient in Baltely office.
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Bennett To Over Pact From U3
Premier Richard Bennett of Canada arrives in Washington for talks with President Roosevelt on wheat production restrictions and possible world price agreements. Canada and the United States, joined by Australia and Argentina, seek reciprocal tariff discussions to boost breadstuffs prices.
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Richard B. Bennett
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Split in Ranks Widening in G P Over Hoover Control
Washington April 24. A rift in Republican ranks over whether Hoover supporters should stay in charge of the party for four more years appears headed for a showdown. The conflict intensified as high ranking Hoover administration members formed Republican Federal Associates to back party success in 1934 and 1936. Mills and Brown head the group, aiming to maintain national credit and currency integrity.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Republican Federal Associates
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Hoover Group
Ogden J. Mills
Ireasury
Walter F. Brown
LITLE HELEN VASCO WS RAVE OPERATION
Yonkers New York April 24 The two year old child Helen Vasco underwent an eye operation after her parents finally consented The child was placed in the care of Judge George M Smythe of the children's court following the hospital admission The parents Mrs and Mr John Vasco had previously barricaded their Hastings on Hudson home to keep welfare workers out of their affairs
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