Huey Long Attacks Robinson in Senate Turmoil
In Washington on April 29 Huey Long denounced Senator Robinson amid Democratic leadership clashes. The exchange drew no strong rebuke and hinted at a challenge for Robinson’s Arkansas seat. The fringe details mention a sermon and varied partisan jabs, with references to contemporaries and unnamed figures. the chaotic OCR text cites Capone and other era echoes, but the core event centers on Long’s sharp rhetoric and the Senate dispute.
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Minube Rogers Faces Speeding Charge Near Tay AlfN
A man named Minube Rogers was arrested near Tay AlfN for speeding at a rate of 20 miles per hour in a 20 mile area. He was ordered to appear in court Thursday before the justice of the peace. The report notes a family connection to Mod and mentions a prior two year term for similar speeding offenses.
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Six in California Escape Bomb Blast Mystery
Six inmates in California reportedly escaped from a dynamite blast zone as authorities investigated the incident near a shared facility. Details remain unclear with fragments indicating a jailbreak linked to a disturbance at a prison or industrial site.
Fearful Burden of Taxation Framed by Mills in New York
Secretary Mills warned that federal and state taxes create a heavy burden across public and private life. He urged a joint commission by President, governors, and lawmakers to study reforms. The talk noted a projected annual tax take of about 10.268 million dollars, highlighting the widespread impact. Continued on Page 2.
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Sinister murder trail shocks Oklahoma college debate scene
A chaotic account details a fatal incident at an Oklahoma university involving a 62 year old man and a shadowy private faction. County Attorney Jowla leads investigation as a bride from Virginia Wyckott is noted amid late week events connected to the death.
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Beth Ilyernty Cosetay
Andy Eira
Bel Group Still Rules in House But Will Allow Prexy to Revise Regime
The Bel group retains control in the House yet agrees to grant President Hoover broad authority to reorganize government agencies to cut federal expenditures. Insurgent forces pressured the measure, killing provisions to end federal aid to vocational education and to abolish army navy and Panama Canal services. Savings of $11,000,000 in reductions and $42,000,900 approved, with a major cut increasing the exemption from $1,000 to $2,590 under McNuffie 17 percent federal pay. The plan to empower the president passed without a recorded vote. Continued on Page 2.
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Mrs M Keown Breaks as She Tells of Slaying by Hubby
Featile Washington February news briefs report Anne Meac McKeown, wife of Dr Albert G Keown, admitting to the courtroom that she killed her mother in the basement of the Keown home on March 1. Prosecutor Murganner and witnesses Dr Thomas Mehelson and Dr J Peleo described the account while jurors wept. The defendant sobbed and cried for her father during a recess in the trial.
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California primaries battle hot in three-way struggle
California Democrats confront a three-way contest for control of the party as delegates are chosen for the national convention. Alfred J. Smith supporters hold mass meetings while Roosevelt wing backs James D. Roosevelt arriving tomorrow and Garner backers urge avoiding the Smith-Rosevelt bloc. Republican leaders meanwhile push their own strategy as the primary nears.
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Ten Years Penalty in Kahahawai Lynching Case
Honolulu reports twelve men of varied race convicted of manslaughter in the Kahahawai lynching. Jury recommends leniency. Defendants include Lt Thomas H Massie, his mother-in-law Mrs Granville Fortescue, and two Navy enlisted men Albert O Jones and E J Lord. Verdict brings mixed reactions as Thalia Massie reacts.
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Malone urges four Massie defendants brought to San Francisco
New York reports Ancil Malone and Clarence Darrow lawyers urged President Hoover to bring Lieutenant Massie, his wife, mother in law, and two enlisted men aboard a warship to the mainland for a fair trial. Major Granville Fortescue and Mrs Fortescue reacted with stunned silence after the verdict.
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Sour-Dough Candidacy Session Forms Taxpayer Group
Led by sterrete Crum candidates for chief of potters Charlie M uien for assessor vat Penvol for governor Fred Naegek for token or perntors 1. 5. Repos with other candidates, a meeting held at the courthouse on Friday afternoon after taps to form an organization of sour dough supporters. About 50 present. Fred Niegele led. Mr Penwell and Crum supported. Penwell signs as committee. Meeting called by Lewis Penwell, who signed the handbills for the new group.
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Lewis Penwell
Curtis 15 Gone For Child Again in Norfolk
Norfolk dispatch reports Curtis 15 again seeks the Lindbergh baby’s alleged abductors. Curtis is said to be aboard the yacht Maroon with Lt George L. Richard and pilots, amid ongoing negotiations. Senior officials declined comment, noting it not improbable Curtis is aboard. Page 21 continued.
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Carmody to Attend State Convention as Speaker
Reports indicate Carmody will attend the state convention with Sessions and others. At age 29, Mun and Caeteanvesty are noted in the program, while Mirek and the Columbid Bales are referenced. The event, initially slated for a May date, seems postponed pending further planning.
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Nevada Republicans Face Dry Law Debate At Convention
Nevada Republicans convene to discuss its stance on prohibition while supporting President Weaver's renomination. Key figures include Roberta Bale and Roberta of Brooklyn as keynote speakers. The meeting aims for harmony with talks of anti prohibition platform.
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N A Telyea Named Cashier At Great Falls Bank
Wet Walls April 29 AP N A Telyea president of the National Park Hah of Givingston was named cashier of the first bank of Great Walls today. He succeeds J RB Armstrong who becomes a vice president. WL Al Brown remains in his long time post as vice president. Sam Stephenson is president nem.
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Five great powers suspend talks as Sino Japanese armistice looms
Geneva April 29 The Big Five United States Great Britain France Italy and Germany and the world disarmament conference commission halt activities for two weeks to await a League of Nations decision on the Sino Japanese dispute A plenary session will hear a lengthy report from a 19 member committee proposing a program to speed up Shanghai armistice negotiations
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Hawaii rapist case shocks island youths held for attack
In Honolulu three youths were detained in connection with an alleged assault on a 12 year old girl. One offender is over the juvenile age limit while two are under it, authorities reported. The incident occurred in Hawaii last April 29.
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Massie Case Conviction Shocks Mother in Winchester
In Winchester on April 29, Mrs. W. B Massie and her daughter Dorothy reacted with disbelief upon learning Ligur Thomas Massie 24 and co defendants were found guilty of manslaughter in the Honolulu lynching case They expressed surprise at the verdict saying they expected acquittal The Massie mother sobbed after the ruling and asked what the verdict meant
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Boise contractor convicted of fraud in Idaho case
Tenwiston Idaho April 29 AP Henry Gusman a Boise equipment contractor was convicted by a district court jury of fraud in connection with motor parts sales to the Idaho state highway department. An employee, H P Fox of Salt Lake City, was acquitted.
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Senate Committee Backs Tax on Pari-Mutuel Bets
Washington April 28. The Senate Finance Committee approved a proposal by Chairman Smoot for a 10 percent tax on all pari mutuel betting tickets paid by purchasers at the track. Estimated to yield about 325 million annually, the measure moves to Treasury staff for drafting and review of revenue needs. Smoot voiced confidence the bill would reach the Senate soon, with other revenue ideas still under consideration.
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Allinge Neb Penitentiary Sentence For Assault Duo
Alliance, Neb April 29 Louis Rhodes 26 and Estella Worthington 43 both of Bayard Neb were sentenced to alpht years in the state penitentiary for assault with intent to wound. They were convicted of assaulting and cutting Miss Itachel Weston 59 proprietor of a hotel January 9 after Weston showed Rhodes a room.
Carnegie Commission Honours Father O Neill
The Carnegie lodge of Norolan honors Father O Neill. The ceremony names 21 persons including Patriot Neal of Saint Bernard Abbey and others associated with penitent crowds. The record lists various fraternal and religious affiliations and hints at ceremonial roles within the lodge.
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Nav Pacific section opens two day conference in Tacoma
Dr Kathryn Metlinte of Washington DC, national director at the American Association of University Women, presides while Melvin A Brannon of Helena Montana leads sessions in Tacoma. The article notes Mrs Brannon guiding sessions as the conference opens today in April.
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De Valera Declares United Ireland Goal of Drive
Dublin reports that Eamon de Valera states the goal is a united Ireland as British oath restrictions are debated. He pledges to pursue full political rights and negotiations, while signaling a push to repudiation of the Anglo-Irish Treaty.
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