TERRORISTS IN METROPOLIS STRIKE STRUGGLE FOR POULTRY WIELDING FEAR
Reports from New York describe authorities massing to free city poultry businesses from racketeers linked to the so called terrorists. Officials name ex-convict Joseph Weiner as suspected ringleader amid a broad public call for swift action. Continued coverage promises further details on the alleged conspiracy and police responses.
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New York
Tohi
New York City
Jaseph Wiiner
Aeantakis
Viena
Jeannette Rankin on avert war in wartime era
Miss fennel rite Eakin Parmer Metincote Bresson reflects at a convention of the Women’s International League of Peace and Freedom. The piece argues Rankin’s stance could outlaw war if enough citizens push the right kind of leadership in Congress. It contends pacifist sentiment is the only path to restraint for militarists in the minority.
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Fennel Rite
Eakin Parmer
Metincote Bresson
TNO
Woten
Eeternation League of Peace
Freeda
PA Restan
Poheplinien
Sierald
Shawnee Man Warns of Penned Levy at Tax Office Window
A Shawnee man confronted the county treasurer’s window foretelling a levy noting his property value. He claimed a broken chain of figures and predicted rents would be increased, then left with a receipt while the crowd reacted to the scene.
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Okla
Inia
Ron Ty
Ban on Jews in German Schools Reported
An article describes Nazi policy barring Jewish children from German schools and limiting education for those with Jewish ancestry. It details exemptions for certain mixed parentage cases, and notes alignment with Aryan law and civil service rules. The report mentions authorities like Wilhelm Frick and references August 1914 emigration, with ongoing parliamentary discussion.
Trial reveals pastor and girl friend both seen with pair
In Omaha on April 20 the trial over Mrs Traltziy's 60000 alienation of affection suit against Mars Gertrude Gracals featured testimony from congregation members of former pastor De Qhyor Th. Naltziy. They described the closeness of Dr Batty ly and Maw Carpemig and frequent sightings of the two together in public.
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Omaha
Neb
Qhyor Th. Naltziy
Tiye
Traltziy
Mars Gertrude Gracals
Oninhi
Witheanes
Nes
Battyly
Maw Carpemig
Rattlesnake Bill Goes To His Reward And His Goatee
An OCR fragment recounts the fading rumor of Rattlesnake Bill and his signature goatee. The piece describes his career, defining traits, and a life linked to show business, horses, and a wandering circus persona across places like South Dakota and the Philippines.
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Bill
Quake in Aegean sinks crews with heavy toll
Reports from the Isle of Oa reveal 119 dead and about 600 injured after a powerful earthquake in the Ionian region. Rescue efforts continue as officials tally损损 and search for survivors amid widespread damage near Taland af Con in the Aegean Sea.
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Aegean Sea
Little Vasco Girl Undergoes Life Saving Eye Operation
New York city report describes two courts ordered operation on two year old Helen Vasco after long parental opposition. At Presbyterian hospital the surgery removed a cataract from her eye and a prosthetic glass eye may replace it if she survives. Doctors say recovery would allow the family to regain care of the child within weeks to a month, with hope for future vision.
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New York
Helen Vasco
Jonny VW. Dinnington
Mc Wheeler
Rataract
Hr Ning
Siam
Drestyterian Hospital
Helen
Mooney May Not Be Tried as Dismissal Possible
San Francisco April 1 UP The Mooney trial opening tomorrow faces uncertain progress with both sides wary of legal complications. District Attorney Brady suggested he might pursue dismissal or a related legal maneuver, while Navin and Medr offered limited comment as the case against Mooney in the 1916 bombing case remains under scrutiny.
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San Francisco
Calif
Tom Mooney
Navin
Matthew A. Mtrady
Brady
Mooney
San Franclen
Gouls J. Ward
Bitt
Honest School Boy Learns That Honesty Pays
A fragmented note reports a student realization that honesty yields rewards. The garbled text mentions a payment or prize of about $400 and references possibly a teacher and individuals named Blamnie Nim and others in an advertising context.
Japanese Advance to Resume as Attitude Toward China Cools
Japan launches a general attack south of the Great Wall aiming to seize northern Chinese strongpoints. Pelping, April 25. Tokyo reports Japanese forces seek to open paths into strategic northern China positions as fighting continues over the weekend. British Legation notes no ceasefire talks through its agency. Continued on Page 2.
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China
Great Wall
Kupef
Ote Pelping
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Ching
Legation
Associated Press
Tokyo
Mane Ehikan
Typhoid Epidemic Ravages Siberia Near Manchuria
Four hundred deaths reported in a typhoid outbreak across Siberian regions near the Manchurian frontier. Authorities quarantine the frontier as cases spread toward Manchuria amid April conditions.
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Manchur
Manchuria
Siberian
Confidence rising in nation say editors
New York editors report growing public confidence and improved business conditions across industrial and agricultural areas. Clark Mowell of the Atlanta Constitution notes favorable signals from pending legislation while others cite rising prices and market optimism. The Kansas City Star and Chiefly Daily News observers see heightened confidence surpassing previous levels, with inflation expectations shaping outlook. Continued discussion across papers (Continued on Page 2).
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New York
Clark Mowell
Atlanta Constitution
Frank Knoa
Chierary Natty News
Thia
George B. Longan
Kansas City Star
Family tragedy ends in triple killing in Crothersville
Crothersville Ind April 25 Three persons were killed and two wounded when Stanley Hammelman attacked the home of his estranged wife's parents. He killed himself after shooting Mary Weddle 15 and Donna Joyce Hammelman four. Mrs Weddle and her 15 year old daughter were wounded. Weddle's wife was absent.
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Crothersville
Ind
Stanley Hammerman
Fonighe
Lammelman
Award Weddle
Donna Joyce Hammelman
Mrs. Weddle
Mary Weddle
Powers Agree On Proposals For London World Conference
Washington April 25 Roosevelt and MacDonald agreed with Herriot on June 12 as opening date for the world conference in London. The accord signals progress in U S Britain and France talks and the organizing committee in London will likely set the date. Roosevelt also pressed for U S participation in broader disarmament efforts and for a plan to curb aggression through international action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Herriot
London
United States
Great Britain
France
Edouard Sterriot
White House
Moosevelt
Dowell May Be Envoy to Ireland Nomination News
Washington reports W McDowell Montana Democratic chairman and former lieutenant governor is viewed as a strong candidate for appointment as minister to the Irish Free State. McDowell, a mining and ranching businessman from Butte, is active in state politics and chairs the Montana Democratic Central Committee.
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Washington
W. McDowell
Montana
Butte
Apri
Bute
Promoter Julian Traced in Shanghai Hotel Scene
Shanghai April 26 promoter C C Julian located in a Shanghai hotel. Oklahoma City federal charges loom as an observer identified him in the hotel lobby triggering a wider international legal battle over his extradition to America.
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Shanghai
China
C. C. Julian
Oklahoma City
Notel
Julian
America
Flood Brings Drowning and Missing Women in Dallas
Tatiana Texas reports a fierce hail and rain storm that flooded Dallas causes two women to go missing. Irma Hicks, 29, was rescued from a tree while Sybil Compton and Clara Cambridge, both 30, were swept away after their car stalled on a bridge. Rescue boats capsized. policemen swam to safety. Floodwaters toppled homes and displaced about a hundred thousand dollars in damage to property.
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Tatiana
Texas
Dalian Juat
Polies
Irma Hicks
Pallas
Misa Hicks
Sybil Compton
Clara Cambridge
Dallas
Nerro Mim
Hinamall
Ini
Wisconsin Constit Convention Votes to Repeal Prohibition
The Wisconsin constitutional convention votes to repeal the 18th Amendment with a near unanimous result. Governor Schmedeman addresses a large gathering as delegates and supporters celebrate the decision. The chamber overflows with participants and onlookers as Wisconsin moves toward ratification.
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Wisconsin
Montana University Observes Aber Oky
Miasonla April 24 The Araw wniversity campus was sick and pan tenleht no more than a thousand students and faculty Trenchers former ured mination aid cancet in the women's mygimnetity at the end of the annual ber day Named for the late Professor William Albert member at the original university enty and an advay ente of campin clénalingan the cay Wem ht ie aetna wiyiad spring housecleaning Faculty members joined the studente in wtelitivee yakes and removing ins winters debris
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Wniversity
William Abert
Original University
Enty
Campin Clénalingan
Cay Wem
World conference mood under pact talks and budgets
Washington discussions focus on adherence to a disarmament pact and war debt issues. British Prime Minister MacDonald hosts a White House dinner with Prime Minister Bennett of Canada ahead of talks. In London a budget sketches a surplus while Paris seeks currency stabilization. Geneva opens with a French plan for European armed cooperation without U S involvement.
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Washington
Lepley
Prue
MacPayald
Dremler Terrat
France
Hrithth
London
United States
Tn Parris
Wat
Geneva
Inflation Debate Roils Senate In Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt's inflation project triggers sharp Senate debate as Republicans call it unconstitutional and risky. Democrats defend as a conservative measure with no wild inflation. Compromises circulate to reduce dollar gold content in exchange for silver coinage or purchase features, administration leaders predict failure tomorrow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Guarantees Against War Dominate Disarmament Talks
Geneva April 25 delegates opened the work disarmament conference amid discussion on arms reductions. France and Poland were seen as key to real cuts while the United States and England might pursue a consultative treaty. France urged a European pact for mutual aid, excluding the American continent from its universal plan.
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United States
France
Poland
Une United States
England
Secretary Perkins Explains Bill for a Short Week
Secretary Perkins outlines a plan to increase employment by limiting work weeks and detailing pay. The Hewitt-Haulk labor committee, aided by Perkins, hears a point-by-point preview of business conditions and interstate trade impacts from 1927 to 1942 as part of the administration’s support.
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Washington
Hauke Labor Committee
Perkins
Mia
Franklin
Yeoosevele
Fathel MunecDonald
Mian Peking
Fire at Big Timber Destroys Light Loss
Fire at Big Timber caused by unknown origin damaged several thousand dollars worth of Montana Power Company equipment. Notices filed with attorney John McVarland and W Baskett. Federal labor policy discussion touched on six hour days and thirty hour weeks to fix minimum wages and production limits amid administration debate.
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Rick Pimber
Moantana Paver
Rons Joante
Snake Ennemapne Pasmare
John McVarlane
Dre
I Baskett
Secretary of Labor
Misa Perks
White House
Miss Perking
Snow plows rescue marooned tourists in Kate Park incident
Fifteen families trapped last week at Kate Park Colu were released today by snow plows clearing the highway overnight. No one was in danger as the stranded group was brought to safety.
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Kates Park
Colu
Boston Federal Judge May Face Impeachment Charges
Rep T. Smith of Virginia demands impeachment of Judge James A. Lowell of Boston for freeing George Crawford, a fugitive wanted in Virginia on felony charges. The move follows a House floor announcement and a draft resolution to determine if Lowell has committed high crimes or misdemeanors.
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API
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Vad
Torrow
James A. Lowell
George Crawford
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