Senate panel seizes control of stock market probe
A new committee leadership in the senate returns control of the stock market investigation from the administration. A five member steering committee forms, with one member reportedly lacking Detar candidacy, as tracers pursue major leads amid a broader effort to steer the inquiry. The move signals intensified focus on the market operations and related entities, with continued developments expected.
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Ny Mva Keenes
Washington
Apa
Senate
Anking Committee
Cook Teeren
Corpse Walks In At Own Funeral In Weird Case
A farmer near a rural area reported a bizarre incident where a supposed corpse walked into a funeral. Eyewitnesses stated the figure rose mid service while attendees, including family, watched in shock as the incident unfolded without clear explanation.
Minnesota delegates back president at party meeting
In St Mand Minnesota the market endorsement of President Woorer appeared to hinge on a vote at a party meeting. Officials debated whether to approve the president or endorse delegates to the National convention in Chicago. The discussion reflected broader support for the president within Minnesota.
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Woorer
Citeaga
Teay
Waiern
Minnesotss
Senator Walsh Vacation in Havana Sparks Brief US-Ties Note
Senator Walsh is photographed or reported in Havana for vacation amid limited context. The terse item mentions Cha Threwatta Apret and Benatar Thorn 2 Wud at Mon Lai unre with unclear origin or relevance. No clear outcome or event is defined beyond location and travel.
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Havana
Threwatta
Cha
Benatar Thorn
Fora Beier van Ilon
Roosevelt Trails After Smith Victory In Two Primaries
In two big state primaries Alfred E. Smith delivers a strong showing that weakens Roosevelt’s bid for the Democratic nomination. Analysts say the votes may reshape delegations and influence sentiment in remaining states, with Pennsylvania and New York votes shaping the final convention math. The outcome could alter strategic support as rivals seek to sway undecided delegates ahead of further primaries.
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Smith
Harold Oliver Washimeton
Virginehusetts
Alfred J. Smith
Madd
D. Roosevelt
Viedhergeritie
Volice
Erite Mabsarhosens
Mullianal
Val
Keratone Atateae
Pitty Vainge
Ason
Farley
Roosevelta
Pennsylvania
Sithh Men Claim Two Great States
By Robert St. John, reporting from New York April 27, a printing press writer notes Alfred F. Sith estimating he has gathered about 76 democratic national convention votes. The article continues on page 6.
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Stott
New York
Alfred F. Sith
Republicans of Michigan Push for Submitting 18th Amendment
Grand Mapida Michigan April 27 The Republican state convention endorses submitting the 18th amendment issue and calls for direct public vote. Delegates cheer President Hoover as they back renomination while opposing immediate repeal and urging the people to decide the matter. Secretary of War Varley outlines soldiers’ bonus payment plans as part of the debate.
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Med
Mocover
Michigan
Sterbert J Hushtan
Bacwnata
Harllee
Republican Party
Alwayes
Varley
Inmedinia
Omaha Man Admits He Asked Boy to Slay His Bride
An Omaha man, Anil 27, admitted offering a 450 payment to a 16 year old youth to murder his bride. He said the plan was to test the boy and evade mercy, while the youth, Frank Raul, was arrested after volunteering information. Authorities charged Kush with aiding and abetting a minor and related offenses.
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Dorut
Pollen
Frank Raul
Treen
Volkert Confesses to Embezzling From Public School
Lovla Volkert a prominent Jerome county farmer pleaded guilty today in Shiney Nebraska to embezzling six hundred dollars from a public school funds. He confessed after being arrested two weeks ago near Dalton. Volkert claimed he acted to cover debts and bond payments related to a yarn factory near Moon Wienageed.
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Jerenue
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Kutana
Kelley and Darrow in Final Plead
Honolulu April 27 The racially mixed jury weighing the fate of Lieutenant Thomas H Massie and three others charged with the l yaching of Joseph Nahahawwal resumed deliberations at 7 40 tonight after a two hour dinner recess. Darrow urged jurors to apply the Golden Rule and imagine themselves in the accuseds petitions. Kelley again hinted Massie did not tell the truth on the stand and the case went to the jury after lunch. The jurors deliberated one hour forty minutes before taking a dinner break.
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Thomas H. Massie
Joseph Nahahawwal
Darrow
Magsie
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Sheep promoter Hagler faces felony stock transfer charge
H W Hagler once linked to Rosebud Sheep and Wool is charged in North Dakota with selling four $600 bonds in a Western Union Life scheme to Ida Swedlund without proper compliance. Information filed by County Attorney Sherman W Smith follows A Jr Gronna of Williston delivering the complaint.
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Tell Rnown
Helene
Rosebud Sheep and Wool Company
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North
Dakoth
Ars
Sherman W.smith
Arthur Jr. Gronna
Williston
Alate
Willams County
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Smith
Leo Tled
Clara Bow Signs Up for Return to Films
Hollywood reports Clara Bow has signed with Fox to return to movies. She is set to appear in a prelude to a film titled Call Har Savage. Bow had retired after a breakdown and recent troubles, with a director or producer yet to be chosen.
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Hollywood
Fox Shadow Tndiy
Sean
Savage
Tiffany Thayer Na
Sores
House Goes Amuck On Measure For Economy
Washington April 27 The House adjourned to halt an economy bill rebellion led by insurgents who struck out 55 million in savings and threatened the 300 million proposal. A night session saw gains for leaders amid cuts in wage exemptions and Saturday holiday provisions, ending with an abrupt adjournment.
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Dickson Washington
Lembry
House
Ambushed Canton crime figure shot. reporter in fair condition
In Canton Ohio Harry Banklins former underworld informer and crime reporter was ambushed and shot. Physicians reported he is in fair condition. Banklins long been involved in civic investigations and has a penitentiary term for perjury alongside liquor arrests. Separately New York Central reported March railway operating income of 3,269,700 dollars versus 2,905,665 a year earlier.
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Ohio
Harry Banklins
The
Ohio Baaminer
Touklins
New York
New York Central Railroad Company
Women Voters May Dodge Prohibition At Convention
Deatrett April 27. Delegates to the National League of Women Voters convention indicated they would recommend that women voters support a system for federal, state and local unemployment fees. Prohibition and birth control remained outside formal sessions with no floor vote on either proposal.
Hoover urges tax cuts to drive national recovery at governors meet
President Hoover addressed the Conference of Governors in Wehmond Virginia urging broad tax relief and reduced federal state and local expenditures. He said intelligent public support was essential to overcome vested interests and factional opposition. Roosevelt of New York and Ruecht of Maryland greeted him after the speech.
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John Marshall Hotel
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Hoover
Albert C Ruehts
Maryland
Recovery of Baby Is Perhaps Nearer
Norfolk April 27 Progress toward recovering the Lindbergh infant advanced as negotiators, led by John Hughes Curtis, reported breaking through several obstacles. Curtis, who met with retired Rear Admiral Guy H Burrage and the Rev Nabson, said the intermediaries have moved closer to contact with the kidnapper or their representatives.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
John Hughes Curtis
Viope Ser
Mr. Curtis
Guy H. Burrage
Rey Nabson
Wilson outlines plan for allotment of farm relief
Washington April 27 An allotment plan of farm relief outlined before the Senate agricultural committee by M L Wilson of Montana State College would add about 700000000 dollars to farmers buying power. He said the gain would come from five major export commodities wheat cotton rice tobacco and hogs. The plan ostensibly applies tariff schedules on those commodities to the price paid to farmers.
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Senate Agricultural
M. L. Wilson
Montana State College
Wilson
Highest tax rates written into new revenue bill
Washington April 27. The highest tax rates since the World War financial crisis were written into the revenue bill today by a bipartisan vote in the Senate Finance Committee. The measure doubles the normal individual income levy, raises the corporate tax, and keeps the inheritance and gift taxes voted by the House. A quick committee vote suggested a Friday report to the Senate, with broad support anticipated for the revised budget balancing legislation.
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Senate Finance Committee
New Heights
House
Senate
Bankhead denies election fraud in senate defense
Senator John H. Bankhead of Alabama spoke in the Senate asserting his 1930 nomination and election were legal and untainted by fraud. He defended his seat with indignation and in strong, heated tones.
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Ade
Senate
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Ischnitzler Obsequies Set for Froid Tomorrow
Funeral arrangements are made for Senator J W Schnitzler and pilot Al O Hedberg after a plane crash northwest of Marlta. Requiem mass for the senator begins 10:30 a m at Culbertson church, with a Chicago service for the pilot at 1 30 p m. The senator rests in Glendale Calif and Hedberg burial will be at Atwater Minn beside his father. Pallbearers are former associates. many Montana leaders expected to attend.
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Restine
Glendale
Calif
Phot Hedberg
Atwater
Minn
Arthur Ryder
Hnateas
5. B. Wallander
T. L. Rysis
WW. Skarle
J. E. Peterson
Dwight Lohn
Montana
Tléifonant
Frank A. Hazebaker
Staaters
Spe
Farmer-Labor Party nominates Webb for president in 1932
Omaha April 27 The national Farmer-Labor party convention nominates Frank Webb of San Francisco for president in 1932 with Jacob Coxey of Massillon named for vice president. Webb previously ran in 1928. The platform blames the gold standard for current business conditions.
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Omaha
Neh
National Farmer-Labor Party
Frank Wihrider Webb
San Fran
Woman Among Trio Taken For Robbery
Lianton Okla April 27 Two men and a young woman who robbed the First State Bank of Iowa dishoma after holding the bank president and his family captive all night in their home were captured today at Ulte Texas. The two thousand dollars taken in the robbery was recovered.
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Ine Dishoma
Ule
Texas
Kellogg Idaho Students Strike and Parade
Kelper, Idaho, April 27. Local Kellogg High School students staged a strike and parade, protesting school leadership. Rumors say Superintendent Dar Taeedy and Principal Albert OT drew mixed reactions from residents as alarms sounded and a dwindling number returned to classes.
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Idaho
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Lake
Hgh
Selon
Dar Taeedy
Albert OT
Popuar
Livingston Block To Be Rebuilt After Fire
Livingston April 2 The owner J Wood Swhidhurst Sr announced plans to rebuild the business block ruined by a Monday night fire. The blaze damaged the Woolworth section and the adjacent pharmacy area, with heavy damage reported to the Beley pharmacy portion.
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J. Wd. Swhidhurst
Iva
Rehald
Woolworth Company
Beley Iiarmacy
Defense and Keown Gain in Murder Trial
In Sentile April 27 the defense to Dr Albert G McKeown a second degree murder trial won a point in superior court today. Court testimony on the meantasity of Mrs Rhoda McKeown plus the defendant's admission to guilt were noted as pertinent to the end. The jury had been planted after Prosecutor R M Rengunder interrupted testimony by Mrs Martin Tacohaon, a neighbor of Mr McKeown, about actions and the defendant's mother.
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Albert G. McKeown
Ha Court
Rhoda McKeown
Mekkeown
Ieiltad
R. M. Rengunder
Martin Tacohaon
J Yr McKeown
France blocks Big Five talks to cut arms
A chaotic year of diplomacy ends with the cancellation of the Big Five arms reduction parley. Tarlo and Brunner reject prospects for early accord as Secretary Stimson and leaders prepare to leave. France's stance stirs disappointment amid stalled disarmament hopes.
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