Policeman Murdered by AMS in Four State Chase
In Winnipeg a report notes a dramatic armed pursuit across four states after an AMS officer is killed and convicts escape from a Kansas penitentiary. Warnings of convicts on the run prompt renewed patrols along the international border as authorities race to recapture those involved. The article hints at details continued on the next page.
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Winnipeg
Kansas State Penitentiary
Prairie Provinces
Andy ibAe
Ma Hans
Pour
Rancevelt
Ralph W. Morrizon
San Antonio Tease
Ranchman
Hull
MoResholds
Key Pittman
Nevara
James M. Cox
Ken
James Coureny
Power situation discussed by Kerr in Montana plant note
Kerr power official from Mentana Tower notes in Washington and New York trips that Northwest power conditions affect Montana plants. He says talks with technical contractors for new operations at the Flathead plant and expects work to begin once proper authorization is in place. Differences in power projections for the Manead river area are cited.
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Palle May
Vic
Mentana Tower Coy
Washington
New York
Gan
Manead
Montana
Tectocal Pawn Caminisatas
Quiz of Mrs Sankey to Be Staged Today in Pant Minn
A fragmented report notes Mrs Fern Sankey faces arraignment for complicity in the kidnapping of Masked Rein of Denver. Arraignment and related hearings were postponed and later resumed with authorities arriving from Denver.
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Sankey
Pant
al- Snahe
Carther
Fern Sankey
Sherwood Denies Walker Agencies Controversy
A chaotic clipping reports Sherwood denying Walker agencies and mentions an interview with Lonight from the New York American. It notes alleged federal ties and Hofstadter inquiry context, with references to former Mayor James de Walker and unresolved disappearance rumors.
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New York American
Shepwood
James de Walker
Ashse
New York Surneme Cour
St Lawrence Canal Project Under New Act Headline
Washington May 1 Congress considers a plan to construct a St Lawrence Canal under a new act. The treaty with the Ada is ratified by the senate and provisions may authorize state and federal involvement. Details outline a potential project between New York and federal authorities with conditions set by the agreement.
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ST. Lawrence Canal
Washington
Congress
Lace
Senate
State
New York
York
Me Howser
Pope Pius Keeps Natal Gay
Fragmentary OCR reads about Pope Pius and references to natal ideas and communications. The text is garbled with names, dates, and phrases that cannot be reliably interpreted. No clear event, date, or location is extractable for a concise summary.
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Pope Pius
Natal
Treaty of Peace Ends Hostilities At Great Wall Zone
Tiantain May 1. A formal treaty signed at Tangku near Tientsin ends major hostilities. Chinese troops may enter the zone as Japanese forces withdraw to the Great Wall after evacuation. Patrols and guard duties will be Chinese led, with air surveillance and a limited Japanese military withdrawal.
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Tiantain
China
Tangku
Tientsin
Pepin
Administration backs rail labor retention plan amid talks
The administration supports a railroad labor retention plan framed to limit employer actions. Senate and White House aides anticipate quick passage, with Chairman Mayborn signaling strong committee backing. The measure aims to reassign management oversight and push for railroad roads toward a paying balance, pending presidential approval.
Beers Drive Business to Alert Bootblagk
In Vartland Oregon in May at the Stove the Bonthlark ties to Portia and aims to realize the advertising power of beer. The text mentions percentages and improvements and notes repairs and a nearby restaurant scene with a focus on local commerce driven by beer and hospitality.
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Vartland
Portia
Feaden
Elem Hate
Fev
Vestiurant
Master Reports Lind Grant Case Decision in Favor of NLP
In Spokane Washington on May 1 a master in chancery issued a lengthy 200 page opinion in the Northern Pacific land grant case. The decision favored the railroad, rejected most government contentions, and involved millions of acres of land and vast sums of money. The case, dating to the Civil War era, has been described as one of the largest and most important in federal revival history.
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NLP
Inokane
Wash
Ksvegeold
United States
Vatific
Ralph Iyover
Northern Pacific
York City
Misagula
Mont
Wuetington
Blaney Webster
Capone Habeas Corpus Appeal Denied in Prison
New Orleans May 31 United States circuit court of appeals denied Capone’s plea for habeas corpus from the Atlanta penitentiary where he serves a 10 year tax evasion sentence. Appeals argue for Supreme Court review if rehearing denied. controversy centers on statute of limitations and indictment scope.
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New Orleans
al Capone
Atlanta
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlante District Court
Capone
Thirage
States Supreme Court
Senate to Debate National Recovery Act and Public Works Plan
Washington May 51 reports of brighter business came as the senate finance committee advanced the national recovery act. Chairman Harrison said the administration's industrial regulation public works bill carrying 3 3 00 000 000 for construction would face senate debate Monday with White House support. The Wegner Pevser bill establishing a new federal employment service to work with states in placing workers was approved. Secretary Roper noted improving conditions from a broad trade association inquiry, though gains were modest as employment rose with higher prices and stronger sales.
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Washington
Roper
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Senate
White House
Wegner Pevser Ill
American Delegates Sail to London Economic Conference
American delegates depart New York for the London Economic Conference as tariff policy and currency issues dominate talks. Secretary Hull chairs the delegation with Morrisson Cox Pittman and others joining late, seeking stabilization amid global economic pressures.
Wisconsin crash kills three women in Chinnewa area
Three women died and a fourth was seriously injured when their car collided head on with a truck near Chinnewa Wisconsin. The victims were Laura Randelia Sacha Owen and Bernier with Catherine Cardinal among potential fatalities. The crash prompted coverage of Farm Credit Act debates in Washington as senators Carey and Storer pushed amendments to shield direct loans from state controls and create separate boards for production credit corporations, amid ongoing legislative discussions through May 26.
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West
Chinnewa Fala
Wis
Tay
Laura Randelia
Iiver
Sacha Owen
Bernier
Catherine Cardinal
Eau Claire
Morgan Probe Continues and Glass Receives Threats
Washington May 4. Morgan probe widens as investigators examine J Z Morgan and company financing. Benator Kean and Wm G McAdoo figure among buyers in Morgan ledgers. Pecora faces questions on procedure while Senator Glass receives threatening letters amid the inquiry. (Continued on Page 2)
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GLASS
Kean
Kean, Taylor and Company
Drexel and Companys
Morgane Philadelphia
Justices
Carter Glass
Virginia
Whitney
Moresa
Trace
Besses
Ferdinand Pecora
Pecora
Senators
Farm Credit Bill Clears House Awaiting Senate Action
Washington May 41 The Roosevelt era farm credit bill passed the House in a record vote and now goes to the Senate where swift action is expected. The measure, carrying 122 million dollars for a new system, would, with available opportunities, unlock up to 400 million for farmers. The plan creates two new banking entities and twelve regional banks to oversee cooperative and local production loans.
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Tomarras
Senate
Carey
Wrest
Producion
Irom
Washington
Roosevelt AI
Che Hase
Og Ant
Agriculture Committeea
Twentieth Child Born To Iowa Couple Reported
Shenandoah Iowa May 1 Mr and Mrs Albert Hernberg of Yorktown announce the birth of their twentieth child a daughter There are fourteen boys and all girls now
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Iowa
Shenandoah
Albert, Hernberg
Yorktown
VETS SLASH THEME IN UPPER HOUSE
Washington May 31 Numerous protests over benefit cuts under the national economy act drew Democratic leaders to defend the president in the Senate urging opponents to help correct injustices in regulations. Democrats predicted passage of the $544000900 veterans spending bill with some amendments including a Black amendment boosting the hospital fund by 1000000 for disabled veterans unable to trace service connection.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Black
Ala
Byrnes
Pasadena physician shoots banker in porch confrontation
In Pasadena California on May 31 physician and former property owner Griffith shot M Vilas Hubbard three times in the arm during a feud over a property deal. Police report another four shots were fired and a loaded bomb device was found at the scene. Hubbard was restrained. Griffith was seized and questioned on suspicion of attempted murder.
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Pasadena
Calif
Griffith
M. Vilas Lubhard
Hubbard
WTL
Diecloped
Poliice
Gnnerey Hubbard
Geireith
Toriffith
Hope For Control Of Wheat Not Yet Lost Amid Extortion Threats
London reports a world wheat restriction deal remains hopeful despite extortion pressures. American grain expert Henry Margen... voiced confidence that agreement on production control is possible, while threats against Eric Pedley and others in Hollywood have led to arrests in connection with the scheme.
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LOS Folk
London
Australia
Henry Margenthau
Ar Riclet
Ons Angelen
Eric Pedley
Norris Henmand
Sheriff's Office
Monument Lr Ameetes
Hollywood
BT von Burton
Alhawhii
Gas Tax and Postage Cut Nears Passage in Congress
Washington May 11 An agreement among donor and senate leaders to shift a portion of the electricity levy to producers brings a gasoline tax and postage reduction bill close to White House approval. Conferees backed a 2 percent producer tax and a 6 percent levy on industrial consumers, aiming to raise about $138 million annually. The measure would grant authority to raise or lower postage rates within set limits and would adjust gas tax, reflecting a public works focus.
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