Nebraskas Dean Ousts Five Students After Liquor Raid
Lincoln Neb March 25 AP Steve Hokuf Nebraskas famed athlete and several other students were suspended from the University after a liquor raid last Saturday in which five students were arrested The dean of men T J Thompson refused to name the suspended but listed the students as Hokuf Crete Neb George Conk Casper Wyo Warren Crawford Lake City Iowa Fred Wickman Tekamah Jack Calkins York and Max Von Bargen Lincoln The suspensions follow a party in an apartment where liquor was being manufactured and the rental arranged by those involved, the dean said.
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Neb
Steve Hokuf
University of Nebraska
T. J. Thompson
Hoknf
Crete
George Conk. Casper
Wyo
Warren Crawford
Lake City
Iowa
Fred Wickman
Tekamah
Jack Calkins
York
Max von Bargen
Plane crew reports no trace of Viking disaster victims
Pilot Robert E Foss and crew flew from Concord to Horse Island to search 50 miles of sea near the Viking wreck. They found no wreckage or bodies, noted severe ice, and described landing damage, repairs, and a dangerous takeoff to reach Hampden for fuel. Islanders report Viking survivors suffering amid ice. Rescue steams remained in the ice jam near White Bay.
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Robert E Foss
Concord
M. D
Horee Inland
White Bay
Fong
United States
Associated Press
Robert BR. Fogg
Mampden
N. F
Horse Inland
Myself
Cami Rraman Sthyvesant Wright
Ragle
Beothic
Imogene
Ungara
High winds sweep Los Angeles harbor and docks
In Los Angeles today March 25 high winds disrupted port activity and battered boats. Small craft and fishing vessels faced turbulence as winds 20 to 56 mph caused damage to several boats, blew down signs and ripped awnings, with no loss of life reported.
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Los Angeles
Miner Dam
Bee
Doctor suspect slayer of Brooks child leaves second note
San Diego March 25 The doctor who boasted of a per fies crime against Virginia Brooks writes a second sinister letter to threaten the Brooks family The note found on their doorstep matches a prior message that aided police in tracking the killer A new suspect is held in Coronado and a youth in Los Angeles confesses knowledge of the slaying but police deem the claim a fabrication Manuel Lopez a Mexican youth names an insurance man as the killer and later retracts his statement Los Angeles police say Lopez story was imag inary
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Brooks Child
San Vego
Cal
Virginia’ Brooks
Brooks
Haner
Coronnado
Los Angeles
Rubby Courts Siamese Twins and Divorce Objection
In Kansas City on March 25 AP reports the wage advance agent Mrs Mil idired Oliver testified that her husband spent too much on the Siamese twins the Misses Daisy and Violet Tilton of San Antonio Texas. The testimony alleges lavish gifts to the husband and wife sought divorce.
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Kansas City
Mil Idired Oliver
Todas
Fleoree
Slice
Daist
Violet Tilton
San Antonio
Texas
William Oliver
Nine Negroes Held in Scottsboro Jail Attack Case
Nine African American youths aged 15 to 25 were placed in Jackson county jail in Scottsboro after being charged with attacking two white girls. Earlier, five white youths were assaulted after exiting a freight train nearby and leaving town. National Guard detachments were ordered to Scottsboro to guard the jail.
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Scottsboro
Ala
Jackson County
Montgomery
Basin boy uses arm after fall near Hugene Oregon
Ten freight cars passed over John Carr, 19, Basin Montana, as he fell from a moving train near Hugene Oregon. He escaped with a severed arm. A second report from Yamato Florida notes three injured when the southbound Gulf Stream Florida East Coast railway tourist train and five coaches derailed.
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Hugéne, Ore
John Carr
Basin, Mont
Yamato, Fla
Gulf Stream
Blizzard Hits Rockies as Montana Sees Severe Storm
A winter storm moves through Montana and down the Rocky Mountain chain, with blizzard warnings from Wyoming to Colorado. Snow and extreme cold spread across Utah and southern Idaho, while Canadian provinces report frigid temperatures. The centers of low pressure hover over Utah and Montana as weather officials warn of more snow tonight and into the spring break.
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Hocky Mountain
Wyoming
Colorado
Momana
Utah
Cheyenne
Idane
Salt Lake City
Flocatello
Pose
Hathaway Eluding Rhode Island Police in Slaying Case
Newport March 25. Eilioth Rothaway 28 of Fall River Massachusetts is charged with the brutal slaying of Verna Ingsell 20 of Fall River. Rothaway remains at large tonight. His abandoned car was found in the west end of Boston. The girl’s body was found in a Tryérton lake yesterday morning.
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Newport
Eilioth Rothaway
Fall River
Mags
Verna Ingsell
Fall Tiiver Tuiese
Hathaway
West End
Boston
Tryérton Lake
Seattle salesman kills woman then dies at hotel
A Seattle salesman identified as Dave Pinkes shot Florence Bennett in San Francisco and then killed himself at a local hotel. Police found a note from Pinkes blaming the victim for the crime and stating his intent to kill her before taking his own life. A second note addressed to Mrs Cox at Ocean Beach Cal., asked her to tell his family goodbye.
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Teno
Pate Minkes
Seattle
Flornce Rennett Pinkes
San Fran Seis
Montha
Dave Pinkes
Cox
Brighton Avenue
Ocean Beach
Cal
Jak
Pilot Forced Down Near Spencer During Snow Storm
Pocatello Idaho March 25 AP A National Parks Airways plane piloted by Henry C Hollenbeck from Butte Montana to Pocatello was forced to land on lava fields five miles south of Spencer Idaho in a severe snow storm. The craft sustained no damage and Hollenbeck left Butte at 3 53 p m passing Spencer at 5 10 p m He was due in Pocatello at 6 p m Plans were being made to send the plane remains on page 2
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Pocatello
Idaho
Henry C. Kollenbeck
National Parks Airways
Butte
Mont
Spencer
Weather Bureau
Hollenbeck
Gov Rolph in peril as plane fights storm over California
An airplane carrying Governor James Rolph Jr and passengers Governor Hoigh Mayo Angelo Rossi of San Francisco and State Senator T A Maloney battled storm and fog for two hours over southern California before being forced down. Pilot Col Roscoe Turner steered the craft through dangerous weather.
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Sacramento
Cal
James Rolph, Jr
California
Roscoe Turner
Hoigh
Mayo Angelo Rossi
San Francisco
T. A. Maloney
League May Consider Austro German Pact
Paris reports Britain urged League of Nations Council examine whether Austro German customs treaty violates the Geneva protocol and the St Germain treaty. British communique says no Vienna representation was made on the economic agreement and suggests League action. Berlin says the customs union lies within the Geneva protocol and need not go to Eltel Friederich. 6000 Steel Helmets march with Goose-stepping crowds.
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St. Germain
Council of Nho League of Nations
Great Britain
Aristide Briand
Arthur Henderson
Vienna
Germany
Downing Street
League Council
Withtv Agrerymfst
Berlin
Han
Callor Bruening
Horace Tumhild
Austria
Eltel Friederich
Students Clash With Police in Span Mardtid Riot
Students and police fought at San Carlos Medical School. Two people died and many were injured as barricaded youths fought authorities with bullets and stones. Police fired rifles to quell the uprising. around 40 sustained minor injuries.
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Mardtid
Maton
San Carlos Medical School
Uncle Sam speeds up unemployment relief
Washington March 25 Secretary Doak announced expansion of the employment service to obtain work for as many men as possible in harvesting crops. Government departments speed up efforts to place the Mangow unemployed in jobs.
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Washington
Doak
Treasury to issue bills to curb looming deficit crisis
Washington March 26 AP Treasury announces plans to issue about 100 million in treasury bills to meet government expenses amid a 700 million deficit. Bills will be sold at a discount to the highest bidders with renewals at Federal Reserve banks. Tax collections slide further, total for the month about 313,055,292 versus prior period. Veterans loan advocates press for legislation as loans surpass expectations.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Federal Reserve Banks
Jas
Tinreas
Doukhobor Colony Should Be Mecca for Movie Men
Nelson B March 24 CAP A powder prank near a Doukhobor settlement led to women dusted with itch powder as constables intervened near a highway and railway. Officers reported men nearby assisting and later sent the women back into their homes after dusting ceased.
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Doukhobor Colony
Mecca
Nelson B
Thium
Ateopherroy
Jane
Justifiable homicide in narcotics agent raid
A coroner's jury ruled the shooting of Charles Farrell, a narcotics addict, by State Narcotics Agent Stanley Halstead in San Francisco as justifiable homicide. Farrell was among seven suspects arrested after he fled and ignored a command to halt.
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San Francisco
Naren
Charles Farrell
Stanley Halstead
Farrell
22 year old admits dramatic kidnapping
Minneapolis March 23 A 25 000 spree ended for Gordon A Bjornson 22 who signed a confession admitting extorting that amount from a North Dakota banker after kidnapping him and his wife last May. Bjornson held for Wahpeton North Dakota after waiving extradition and told police he had less than 1160 left of the 428000.
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Minneapolis
Gordon A Bjornson
North Dakota
Bjornson
Wahpeton
X. C
Scion of Jesse James Spanks Young Wife in Divorce
Mrs Rose James 24 testified in an uncontested divorce from George J James of Evansville Indiana describing a spanking as the crowning indignity of under a year of marriage. Her attorney said the husband was a great grandson of Jesse James the outlaw. The scene took place in Chicago on March 23 dP.
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Chicago
Rose James
George J. James
Vansville
Ind
Jesse James
Alleged Eye Witness Links Brothers in Flight to Murder
An eye witness testified that the Leo Brothers fled the Randolph Street pedestrian subway after Alfred Jake Linglet was killed last June. Otto Bwohoda, a Bohemian chef, corroborated earlier testimony by Warren Williams about a man identified as Brothers at the scene. The defense highlighted a pistol linked to Frank Foster, a Chicago gangster, and urged the jury to note Foster’s prior indictment for a Tribune police reporter murder.
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Leo Brothers
Murler Tei Pars
Randolph Street
Alfred
Jake Linglet
Brothers
Frank Foster
Chicago
Otto Bwohoda
Bohemia
Warren Wiliams
Yexter
Herman N. Bundesen
Lingle
Foster
Chicago Tribune
Secretary Stimson studies Teut pact
Washington March 25. An intensive study of the proposed customs agreement between Germany and Austria began today by Secretary Stimson. Returning from a vacation, the secretary of state turned his attention to the accord but declined to comment on the position of this country.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Stimson
Atate
Texas father who shot down betrayer of his daughter to be freed
Beaumont March 25 A B Johnson convicted of murdering Otis Lee Adams in a Port Arthur press shop and given a suspended sentence. Adams had been alleged betrayer of Johnsons 17 year old daughter Elizabeth who was found shot to death last December.
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Texas
Beaumont
Tex
A. B. Johnson
Otis Lee Adams
Adams
Johnson
Elizabeth
Port Arthur
Woman to attempt long dart for Rome flight
Buffalo March 25 plans for a transatlantic flight from Buffalo to Rome were announced. Mrs Geraldine Grey Loffredo of Buffalo will pilot the voyage with Renato Donati as co pilot provided by the Italian government.
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Buffalo
Rome
Geraldine Grey Loffredo
Renato Donati
Lottredo
Norbeck Promises Wheat Equalization Fee Bill
Washington on March 24 Senator Norbeck proposed a farm relief plan limited to wheat. He said an equalization fee bill would be introduced in the next session to aid farmers.
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Den
Norbeck
Washington
Gandhi jeered as riot conditions erupt in Karachi
In Karachi on March 25, Mahatma Gandhi faced jeers from communists during a national congress meeting. British troops opened fire in Cawnpore, killing at least 30 rioting nationalists after the execution of three Indians for the 1928 murder of a police official. Gandhi was escorted from town. crowds, including armed militants, attacked his entourage with chants and threats amid bloodied displays.
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Karachi
India
Mahatmina Gandhi
Congress
Cawnpore
Gandhi
Mahatma
Illinois Senate votes to repeal prohibition laws
Springfield March 26 The Illinois senate passed the bill repealing the states prohibition enforcement laws. The measure already cleared the house and now goes to the governor. The vote was 26 to 74 and the bill would repeal the state prohibition law and the search and seizure act, withdrawing state support from federal efforts against illicit manufacturing and traffic in intoxicating labor.
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Springfield
Illi
Illinois Senate
House
Missouri Woman Confesses Poisoning Child Milk
In Harrisonville Missouri Marsha Kennedy a middle aged unmarried farm woman confessed in justice court to poisoning milk destined for Elmer Yorks tenants children. She was bound over to circuit court. The two Yorks children Winfred 21 months and Donald the elder fell ill after drinking the milk. The confession followed hours of questioning as she stated she wanted to make them sick so they would not drink so much milk. The sheriff noted she and her two brothers have a reputation in the Sugar creek bottom country.
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Harrisonville
Marsha Kennedy
Justice Court
Elmer Yorks
Winfred
Yorks
South Carolina
Donald
Roy W. Mosby
Misa Kennedy
Sugar Creek
Andrews Plans China Trip to Dig Up Peking Man's Grandfather
Roy Chaptan Andrews, famed archaeologist, vows to return to China aboard the President Grant to persuade officials to aid further searches for the Peking man's forefather. He believes the ancient human ancestor may be millions of years older than known relics, possibly Adam's grandfather, residing in old river beds or bogs.
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San Francisco
Peiping
China
Roy Chap- Tan Andrews
Ern
Mongolia
Peking
Andrews
Adam
PLOT AGAINST IL DUCE AIT AMERICA LINKED PLOT
Rome March 5 Two more arrests tied to plots against Premier Mussolini were announced by Italian police. Authorities said the suspects were in a bombing gang led by Michele Chirru, a naturalized American, arrested in February and awaiting trial. Chirru carried two high explosives in his baggage. He opened fire on police and then shot himself in the head.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Michele Chirru
Sehirra
Heelf
Frankie Renner Fails To Set New Altitude Record
In Akron Ohio on March 25 Miss Frankie Renner secretary of the Robbins Flying service reached 24990 feet during a recent altitude flight. The national aviation body reports the attempt fell short of the current record held by Ruth Nichols at over 28000 feet. Renner plans another attempt.
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Akron
Ohio
Frankin Renner
Robbins Flying Service
National Aeronautic
Hugh €. Robbing
Mixa Ruth Nichols
Rye
Renner
President Moover Visits Virgins and Sails Home
President Moover visited St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands and prepared to sail for home aboard The Antena, as rain fell and officials observed the departure for Norfolk. Governor Pearson and local leaders welcomed him before a brief conference, with plans aired for an earlier withdrawal of naval forces from Porto Rivo and related detachments.
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Virgin Islands
Porto Rien
Moover
U.S. S
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Moorer
Pearson
Marine Guard
Norfolk
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