Fate of Dillinger Rumored as Shootout Ties Wisconsin Escape
Chicago reports say federal authorities may have killed John Dillinger during his Wisconsin flight while other leads say he is alive. White House officials state they are still seeking him and have not confirmed any death. The hunt widens with more than 460 tips and rumors of gang members linked to the April crime spree.
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John Dillinger
Wisconsin
Melvin Parvin
Chicana Bureau of Investigation Office
Wikconaln
Indiana
CCO
Tit
World News in Gist: Global Turbulence and Crises
A global roundup reports a missing child case in Tucson amid a broad search. Washington debates tariffs and economic strategy while a former secretary of state is noted. A Chicago manhunt and gang activity intersect with abduction fears. Paris faces police mobilization to avert a general strike. Madrid and Barcelona fear labor unrest ahead of May Day, with Spain negotiating church-state matters.
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Milan
Madrit
Statu
Maryland Mob Seeks Slayer of Policeman
A mob in Maryland hunted for a Black suspect after Patrolman Harry Daugherty was found unconscious in the suspect’s Crisfield home. The crowd, growing near midnight, spread toward Princess Anne and Crisfield as searches and road blockades were set to capture the fugitive feared to have ambushed the officer during an arrest attempt.
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Harry Daugherty
Crinfield
Somerset
Princess Anne
Daugherty
Inegro
Flemming
Crisfield
Public chips in on reward for bad men
Austin Texas April 20 The Texas highway patrol chief says 88004 has been collected statewide to reward the capture of the Depression era era outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow suspects in the Grapevine patrolmen killings Governor Miriam A Ferguson has announced the reward in addition to the fund.
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Tex
L. G. Pharos
Texas Highway Patrol
Clyda Narrow
Bonnie Parker
Grapevine
Phares
Miriam A. Ferguson
California Girl Dies After Poison Dose Date Night
Mina Dorothy Mason an 18 year old from Minneapolis died in Pasadena after a dinner in Los Angeles with a lawyer friend. Doctors treated her with alphalbella a powerful restorative but autopsy found a narcotic in her stomach. Police investigate if the narcotic came from food as they review the dinner date with the unnamed lawyer.
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Tasadena
Calif
Mina Dorothy Mason
Grant Mason
Minneapolis
Miss Mason
Los Angeles
Thomas Harter
Panadena Emergency Hospital
Tatteraid
Ruth Brown
Misa Manon
Los Ange- Jen
Richard A. Jackson 3 Dead in Florida
Richard A. Jackson aged 75, former vice president and general counsel for the Great Northern railroad, died in Ormond Beach Florida from a broken hip after a fall on a slippery floor. He retired in 1916 after a long railroad legal career. He leaves a widow Fielding V Jackson of Tildgefield and other relatives.
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Conn
Richard A. Jackson
Ormond Headh
Fla
Great Northern Railroad
Alan
Aagn
Fielding V Jackson
Tildgefield
Scotland birth rate sparks polygamy talk
Tundee Scotland April 29. Scotland's birthrate fell off in 1922 with expert suggesting some form of polygamy may be necessary. WWIT Paulos retired president of the Association of Registrars warned population should be reduced by half and opined public opinion might demand more than one wife per Scot.
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Tundee
Scotland
Croker Widow Seeks Seat in Florida House
West Palm Beach April 29 Mrs Bula E Croker widow of the late Tammany Hall leader Richard Croker today announced her candidacy for the fourth Florida congressional district near Palm Beach at the state party meeting.
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Fla
Mra Bula E Croker
Richard Croker
Florida
Nudists Face More Laws as Officials Readies Action
Chicago reports that law officers nationwide prepare to restrict Nudist gatherings amid debates on decency and sunshine health claims. Kentucky and Rhode Island have acted to curb nudist congregations while many areas rely on long standing indecent exposure laws.
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Commonwealths
Kentucky
Rhode Inlands
Priest slain protecting woman in New Jersey church
In Jersey City on April 29 a Newark carpenter Dominica Marra 40 shot and killed Julia Mosrat pastor of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Roman Catholic church as he stepped between his sister in law and the pistol. Mosrat 62 had served 21 years as pastor. The attacker said he acted to kill the priest over unpaid debt and wounded Christina Moscati and Louine Moscati before fleeing upstairs.
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N. J
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Juliaa Mosrat
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic Church
Stodey
Recetary
Vision
Newark
Dominica Marra
Panter
Mra
Christina Moscati
Mosrati
Polien
Maria
Prinet
Music of America slammed by so romantic Mila Cook
New York April 29 Mila from Cook once a Mahatma Kendhi disciple told 240 college students that America lacks romance in its music and that India is the land of the flute She claimed she separated from husband Albert N Hutchins and said she has not got a husband and that romance does not count in life
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Music OF America
Nila Cook
New York
Mila
Cook
Mahatma Kendhi
India
America
Ite Muale
Iowa
Rchoola
Machado Ready to Surrender to U S Authorities
Dr Orenter Ferrara, former Cuban secretary of state, said Cuba’s ex president Gerardo Machado is prepared to surrender to federal authorities for extradition if they guarantee him residence. Ferrara could not confirm Machado’s location and suggested another guarantee might be needed to prevent harm.
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Orenter Ferrara
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Ihhat
Cuba
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Ferrara
Machado Winhor
Bell
Man of 1606 Ill in Turk Hospital
Tatanbul April 29. Bara Agha who claims to be 190 years old and is called the world s oldest man lies gravely ill in a Turkish hospital today. His 70 year old grandson kept vigil while doctors noted surprising vitality. He suffers from a form of disease and received hypodermic injections to ease distress.
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Turkey
Bara Agha
Inam
Zero
Firscht
Aleeps
Ume
America
Stolen Girl Across: Grandfather Crosses Border
In Mexico Tucson April 29 Investigation of the kidnapping of June Robles nears a climax as Bernabe Robles 73 the child’s reputed wealthy grandfather travels into Sonora with Tucson City Councilman Henry Dalton to Santa Ana 76 miles below the border. US Justice officials and local authorities coordinate as a possible contact attempt looms on the eve of further action.
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Ariz
June Robles
Bernabe Robles
Sonora
Mexico
U. S. Department of Justice
Bernabe Nobles
Nogalen
Henry Dalton
Robles
Santa Ana
Fingl
Department of Justice
Pima
Alleged Tugwell quotes spark Portland church row
In Portland a church paper attributed to Rexford Tugwell remarks about wine women and song and urging Mrs Roosevelt to keep wine in homes. Parishioners demanded his resignation and voted that he is unworthy to represent the people and untrue to American traditions.
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Portland
Ore
Rexford
Guy Tugwell
Rose City Park Methodist
Episcopal Church of
Tugwell
Reds Ready for Demonstration
The Anse reports a global alert as Paris mobilizes 10 000 police and thousands of guards backed by the army in response to a radical general strike challenge. Spain, Vienna, and Havana brace for clashes. May Day turmoil looms with police patrols and widespread precautions amid anticipated demonstrations in major cities.
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Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Spain
Barcelon
Havana
Swindle of Bremer pal linked to kidnap probe
Federal agents disclosed a new ramification of the Edwald G. Tremer kidnapping case naming an $850,000 swindle against a Twin City contractor friend of Bremer. Investigators said the con, masterminded by a well-connected Chicagoan, connected to the kidnap plot. Five others were detained on conspiracy counts as authorities press to prevent informants from being silenced.
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Edwand G. Tremer
Bremer
Twin City
Mr. W
Mervin
Purvis
Bureau of Investigation
Harold Nathan
Washington
Ran
Seattle Police Seek Third Suspect In Bremerton Slayings
Seattle April 29. Retired navy man M W Ratinske presents a photo of William P Evans, a black man held in Los Angeles, and Alex Ducas 80 questioned in the killings of six Bremerton residents. Evans and Ducas identified as possible suspects, with a third man still sought as police continue inquiries. Louise Fischer and Blain dispute affiliations, saying Evans and Lucas are not the men.
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M. W. Ratinske
Nan
William P. Evans
Los Ange
Alex Ducas
Bremerton
Batinake
Louuise Fischer
Blain
Evans
Lucas
Hoover Secretary of State Backs Tariff Proposals
Washington April 29 The secretary of state endorsed the Roosevelt tariff trading bill aimed at enabling the president to negotiate trade agreements with other nations. Tariffs on listed commodities would be reduced to stimulate world trade and boost purchasing power abroad. Democratic leaders expect Senate passage to accelerate the plan.
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Washington
Tadern
Senate
Henry J. Stimeon
Intercollegiate Council On International Education
House
Roosevelt
Federal monopoly on arms might end war says senator
New Haven Conn April 293 P A strict government monopoly on all arms manufactured in the United States was urged by U S Senator Gerald P Nye North Dakota in an open forum address He said the United States has set the pace for world war preparation while posing as a peace leader and argued a monopoly could extract profits from the business of preparation for war and end war.
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Conn
United States
U. S
Gerald P. Nya
North Dakota
Haa
Convicts Escape Ohio Penitentiary Amid Guard Push
Three inmates broke from Ohio Penitentiary using a wall ladder and a smuggled automatic. They terrorized 18 men and seized a shotgun, gas gun, and rifle before slipping away in a small car with three waiting men. Federal officer Theodore Roazmann witnessed the escape.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Vas
Theodore G. Roazmann
FERA
Brush and grass fires flare across Minnesota
Fires spread through brush and grasslands in northern and central Minnesota as high winds fanned the flames. The flames caused destruction across a dozen counties and prompted emergency responses from local authorities.
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St. Paul
Areoslands
Poison plot alleged against Italian consul in Denver banquet
Denver reports lab tests after a Mile High banquet poisoned 44 businessmen including Italian consul Pietro Gerbare. Tests found bacterial and chemical poison in the food, with most attendees ill but recovering by the next day. FBI in Salt Lake City orders inquiry. agents posted to gather facts on a potential poison plot.
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Pietro Gerbare
Gerbare
Nover Oval
Bore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Salt Lake City
Thi
Gerbore
Robert Gear
J. FP. O'Connell
J. 15
Bwenson
Colorado
Five Students Taken for Fatal Encounter
West Chester Pa April 29 two preparatory school students are under arrest on charges of manslaughter and three companions are held as material witnesses after the fatal beating of Eugene Mickey 32 former football player. Mickey was picked up yesterday on a highway near West Chester and died later in a hospital. A Cubah youth Joseph Lombillo 20 and Nicholas Bruno 20 both seniors at a preparatory school in Malvern were charged with manslaughter and held on bail.
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Chester
Eugene Mickey
Ickey
West Cheater
Joseph Lombillo
Nicholas Bruno
Malvern
Manhatt an bridge jumper survives 135 foot fall
New York April 29 Frank Cushing aged 31 jumped from the center span of the Manhattan Bridge into the East River. He wore an iron belt strapped to his body claimed to let him drop vertically and avoid water on impact. He was rescued unconscious and taken to a hospital for treatment of contusions.
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Frank Cushing
Manhattan Bridge
East River
Wnconacioun
Cubmeraton
Cuanhing
Coal truck crash kills miner near Roundup
Roundup April 29. G Holaaman 43, a miner, was killed instantly when the coal truck he rode in with others was jolted from the road. Authorities said the steering gear locked under a viaduct. The driver Melvin Cheistian escaped with minor injuries. two others were uninjured. No inquest planned.
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G. Holaaman
Neren
Golden Valley
Lissman
Melvin Cheiatian
Learn What To Do Before the Crash
Public service notice from the Washington Information Bureau advocating learning first aid before emergencies. Promotes the FIRST AID booklet by Frederic J. Haskin, urging pretrip study and home safety. Six cents postpaid. order via Washington, D. C. address.
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