Ten Northwest Iowa farmers held on sedition charges
Ten northwest Iowa farmers were in custody tonight facing prosecution on charges of criminal syndicalism for alleged participation in farm riots that brought the national guard and martial law to Emmetburg and Crawford counties. Deputies reported confiscation of property as evidence and an ongoing sweep aimed at detaining those involved.
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le Mars
Iowa
Possiby
National Guard
Irmouth
Crawford
Avon
Ralph Rinpey
YO. Parker
Kabir
Bewdley
Teleber
Lea Mary
Joline Canrinne
Forest Corps 10 Enter Fort Odon Amid Recruitment Push
Forest Corps 10 moves toward Fort Odon as western contingent of the CONROY enumeration camp prepares. Major Wo Tb Toot commands. Miaseate and nearby counties pledge first wave for training. Silver R aw faction to arrive Tuesday, and camps will house troops in tents with army rations for a two week forewin period. Major van af Reiley to visit Konkane tomorrow to oversee northern Tah a work plans.
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Apc
Weintann
Conroy Enumeration
Campo
Mioula
Miewreh
Wo Tb Toot
Tediy Buver
Michiila
Taleo
Ith
Palaqa
van Af. Reiley
Uinited States Forester
Konkane
Famperrow
Het Oman
Taha
Servant Girl of 18 Involved in Sharp-Object Incident
Fragmentary report notes an 18 year old servant girl connected to a sharp-object incident. Names such as Mina Agi AMG and Jolyon appear in garbled text with unclear roles or locations. Further readable details are limited and no clear outcome is stated.
Cunningham Reelected Leader of Montana Tuberculosis Group
Cunningham named head of the Montana Tuberculosis association for another term at the annual meeting in Heane woat yesterday. Dr Larsen of Great Falls chosen sister president. Dr Newmth of Tate second president. Hammond of Helena treasurer. Mrs Honeletta Crockett of Missoula executive secretary. Executive committee includes Dr Vidal of Deer Lodge, F. W. Watking of Great Falls, Mrs Guy Stucky of Missoula, and Provee of Butte. Board elected Mrs Crockett executive secretary after the death of Myre Moyre. Crockett, a Missoula nurse, has long served in welfare and health roles and will relocate to Helena to begin new duties in about two weeks. Annis Moyar retained as assistant to secretary. Routine business, finances discussed. secretary position reduced. More details on Page 1, Section 2.
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Cunningham
Heanewoat
Bom. Larsen
Great Falta
Won. Newmth
Tate
TO. Hammond
Helena
Honeletta Crockett
Missoula
Arary
Fo. Vidal
Deer Lodge
F. W. Watking
Guy Stucky
Butte
Chocket
Myre
Bara K. Moyre
Alttings
Crocket
Miss
Fearful death of youth under airplane tragedy in Italy
Frantic rescue reports detail a Montane crash on the Calabrian Apennines that killed several students and survivors. John Van Coat of Manitowoc, a recent Princeton graduate, was found alive after two days pinned beneath the wreckage as medics struggled to reach the site near Corti Greece and Naples Marseille bound flight.
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Italy
Cratragilari
Ialy
Tive
Montscifare
John’. van Coat
Maniclair
Princeton University
Greece
Naples
Marsailier
Calantian Apennines
Hoosier kills two teachers at Holton this day
Holton Indiana April 29 a local shoemaker Frank Ellis shot and killed two teachers in front of his shop on Namala Street. His 11 year old son Wallace witnessed the incident before Ellis died by suicide. Holton High School staff and officers described prior complaints about mistreatment but noted no corporal punishment had occurred.
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Niamaln
Boy Not Weaten BK. Binck
Wipley County Careener
Tavehera
Toalton
Hills
Revolt Suppressed in Ori ente San Luis Clash
In Ori ente province seven rebels and the town’s chief of police were killed as army units from Palma Soriano halted a surprise uprising. Rural guards at Ronjato and Sengealan were attacked. three rebels and two soldiers were wounded. The San Luis police chief was killed as the insurgents fled the town.
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Havana
San Luis
Oriente
Santiaco
Ronjato Wid Sengealan
Plate
San Lisarty
Palma Soriano
Tieutenant Rodriguez
Borah Holds Europe Not Ready to Move on Debts
Senator Borah, addressing war debt issues, says France and Great Britain appear determined to manipulate currency to gain trade advantage and show little willingness to concede or assist in adjusting economic problems. He notes European debtor nations postpone actions and show no intent to open world markets, with continued debates on postponement ongoing.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
France
Great Britain
United States
Eggleston Obsequies Tuesday Held In Anaconda
Anaconda obituary notice reports funeral services for Charles J. Eggleston former state senator and Mantana newspaper editor. The services will be held Tuesday after noon at 2 from the First Methodist church. Pastor Werts of the Methodist church at Riings will conduct the service. Eggleston died yesterday at a Tutte hospital following an operation.
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Anawanda
Charles J. Hegleston
Mantana
First Methodist Church
Riings
Eggleston
Epgleston
Tutte
Nipponese Advance on Peiping Reported By Tokyo News
Tokyo reports say Nippon soldiers smashed Chinese forces near Peiping with 15 probable advances. Chinese troops retreat in disorder toward Peiping from the north as Japanese seek to reorganize for pursuit toward the former imperial capital. A follow-up attack is planned, though earlier dispatches claimed the aim was to break up Cringe Concentration immediately south of Kupetkow. The Great Will pase north of Peiping.
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Tokyo
Nippon
Pein Ing
Tadas
China
Kupetkow
Peiping
May Day Observances Across European Capitals
May Day plans unfold in Moscow Berlin Vienna and Havana with large scale celebrations and government controls. Red banners life size propaganda depictions line public spaces while security measures include machine guns barbed wire and elevated precautions. Germany grants amnesty to opponents and declares May Day a workers holiday, as Catalonia abstains locally.
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Perens
Cnn Inia
Moscow
Berlin
Vneder
Noyenber Y
Hruren
Metivitter
Unite
Prem Nenra
Lenin
Stalin
Agein
Vienna
Havana
Spain
Catalonia
Big Still Found In Belmont Home In Queensland
Federal agents arrested a leading alcohol dealer after finding a large still at a Belmont residence. The operation, described as part of broader enforcement, involved a seizure and multiple apprehensions linked to the owner and associates. Local authorities coordinated with federal agencies to pursue illegal alcohol production activities.
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Qld
Belmont Home
Hempateart
Belmoni
Man Returns Home to Find House Missing
In Seattle on April 29 a man discovered his cottage had been moved from its recent location. Witnesses report workers dismantled and transported the dwelling, leaving no trace of the original site and prompting a police inquiry.
Fate of Beer in Nebraska Lies with Gov Bryan
Lincoln NPR reports Gov Charles W Bryan faces the beer bill fate as Nebraska's 3.2 per cent beer measure clears the Legislature with senate amendments. The bill goes to the governor for signing or veto, potentially becoming law after the current session ends. If vetoed, hopes hinge on the next election and the governor's political fate.
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Nebraska
Gov
Bryan
Lincaln
NPR
Charles W. Bryan
Nedeavha
Phont Ang
Tha Rovernat
Roosevelt weighs funding paths for public works jobs
A Roosevelt cabinet plan seeks a multi year public works program with a billion to two billion dollar total. Proposals include a payroll tax, bond issue, and a three year one billion dollar road build plan. Officials Dern Irkes Willace Perkins and budget director Touglas reviewed projects targeting internal development and naval construction. Continued on page 1 section 2.
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Stivers
Dern
Irkes
Willace
Perkins
Touglas
Economic Armistice Sought by America to Ease World Turmoil
Frank H. King reports from London and Paris that Norman Sh. Davis proposed an economic armistice aligning with the world economic conference aims. The plan would bar tariff increases and new export subsidies during the truce, curb direct or indirect subsidies, and prohibit dumping to stabilize global markets as part of US recovery policy.
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London
Nernan SH. Davis
Thoosevelt
Europe
Davis
Geneva
America
Paris
John Simon
Organis
United States
Hail stones injure people in Kansas event
A Kansas hailstorm in April injured aAPIS man and a child as hailstones struck a yard. Alfred Vers, a four year old, sustained a minor skull fracture while Floyd Gale Ain, a motor parts salesman, was knocked semi conscious by hailstones near a hotel.
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Kansas
Kousan Cty
Kas
APIS
Alfred Vers
Angen
Wavetrick White
Piny
Floyd Gale Ain
Fetria
Hoink Atenck
Bal Ostone
United States and Allies Begin Postwar Talks at White House
Washington report on the first great series of international conversations at the White House. President Roosevelt leads discussions with Prime Minister MacDonald, Edouard Herriot, and Richard B. Bennett, aiming to settle debts, armaments, and economic nationalism. Secret readings and officials’ remarks hint at a direct good neighbor approach guiding future policy.
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Washington
White House
United States
Mamsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Edouward Herriot
France
Richard B. Hennett
Canada
Roosevelt
Earthquake Shocks Ripple Across Southern California
The district from Long Beach to Los Angeles felt two distinct quakes today, one at 2 a.m. and another at 7 a.m., with no damage reported. The brief tremors followed the March 10 earthquake that heavily impacted the area.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Germans and French clash on army computations at disarmament talks
Geneva April 29 The dispute over counting armed strength widens as France Poland and Czechoslovakia argue state police of about 100000 should count as part of Germany’s army while Germany counters with amendments in the world disarmament conference. A joker clause proposed would rate 5,000,000 French reserves as 100,000 effectives, halving France’s homeland army in the British plan.
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Geneva
France
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Old Man Weather Delivers Curious Skyshow Across West
Old Man Weather shocks Kansas City and the West with mud showers in Kansas snow in temperate zones and high winds. Dust storms and blue green haze sweep across Texas Oklahoma and Kansas as gusts reach up to 60 miles per hour. Pedestrians struggle as debris and sand blow through streets while lamps wobble and trees suffer damage.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Tone
Nev
Node
Kans
Oklahoma
Kannarag
Pun
Kannas City
Saber
North Dakota Man Killed in Montana Crash
A North Dakota man identified as Thompson Falla died today in Montana after his automobile veered and collided following a man directing the vehicle while driving home from Spokane. The crash occurred with no passenger aboard the vehicle. The deceased was parent to a principal at Hoole High, Bismarck, North Dakota.
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Montana
Thompson Falla
We Payne
Milner
Faeene
Spokane
Win
Hoole
Bismarck
N. D
President plans river recreation trip on Potomac
Washington on April 29 reports that the president intends to cruise down the Potomac on a government yacht yacht Se to relax and take a holiday on the river. The president will seek relief from White House routines and engage in a leisure sail Sunday with the possibly ocean voyage.
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Washington
API
Lins
Tonserelt
Potemar
Eression
Tomar- Trench
Death Threats Alleged in Texas Irrigation Row
Narlingen April 29 The Valley Morning Star reports Walter Weaver of Donna, attorney for the Donna irrigation district, warned of a murder plot against Weaver, district manager Harry Ridgeway, and director T W Hooke. Eight men faced Grand jury indictments for conspiracy to murder water district officials amid political tensions. Several defendants received immunity or were acquitted or given sentences as the case developed.
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Narlingen
Tex
The
Valley Morning Star
Vavs Tex Na TrAngerandh
Walter Weaver
Donna
Donna Irrigation Cimtrier
Grands Valley
Kit Weaver
Harry Ridgeway
T. W. Hooke
Weaver
Tin Grande Siy
Hidnlen
Thie
Cone Aptracy
Thias
W. H. McClallan
Edward
Stokes) Chenney
Feorgn W. Rathven
Esther Leptey
Walter van Allen
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