MacSwiney's sister Mary under immigration probe
Washington April 30 The immigration bureau opened an inquiry into statements by Miss Mary MacSwiney Irish republican worker that she arrived in the United States about January 24 on a British passport. Officials at Ellis Island were asked to review January ship lists for her name and employer.
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Washington
Associated Press
Immigration Bureau Today
Misa Mary MacSwiney
Chicago
Eilis Island
Mass MacSwiney
Jac Swiney
United States
Timothy Smiddy
Isish Free State
Kerr
State Department
Smiddy
Miss MacSwinexy
Trish
Labor Department
Miss MacSwiney
Department of Justice
New York Hold Up Captured in Broad Street Skyscraper
Police captured Otto Schmidt on the third floor of a Broad Way skyscraper after he seized two bags containing securities worth 965 08847 from Joseph Keough a two year old messenger for Heller King and Goldman brokers. Joseph Kress a 19 year old messenger tackled Schmidt on the stairs and the arrest followed.
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New York
Otto Schmidt
Broadway
Schmidt
Joseph Keough
Heller, King and Goldman
Joseph Kress
Wet weather suspends MLB games across majors
Rain disrupted the April schedule as all 16 major league teams faced a weather pause and games were called in both leagues, delaying play for the day in New York.
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New York
Smallpox Vaccination Drive Expands in Capital
Washington reports 19 deaths from smallpox since January 1 as Public Health Service urges government staff to vaccinate. Officials inoculated at the Veterans Bureau where over 2,300 workers were vaccinated. President Coolidge reportedly vaccinated. Surgeons general note virulent strain and variable protection from past vaccines. 60 new cases in week across 38 states including Birmingham Omaha and Los Angeles.
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Public Health Service
Veterans Bureau
Coolidge
Cummings
Birmingham
Ala
Omaha
Neb
Los Angeles
Memphis
Seattle
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Texas
Camden
N. J
Chicago
Buffalo
Montana shippers urge high quality grains and seeds growth
In Butte April 30 Montana future hinges on superior agriculture Dr Alfred Atkinson Bozeman warns at annual meeting of regional advisory board Montana division Attendees include 107 shippers and railway men from St Paul to Seattle F B Connelly Billings opens with a report and calls for harmony between shippers and railways The board aims to foster cooperation and scientific study of the industry (Continued on Page Two).
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Butte
Montana
Alfred Atkinson
State College
Bozeman
New Finlen
Regional Advisory Board
St. Paul
Seattle
F. B. Connelly
Billings
Ferguson Family Runs Texas Government as Team
Austin April 30 The Associated Press reports a unique dual governance in Texas with Gov Miriam A Ferguson and former Gov James E Ferguson. James manages unofficial duties and public relations while shaping policy and speeches, even serving as attorney for the South Texas railroad, all while the governor claims no official acts.
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Austin
Texas
Associated Press
Miriam A. Ferguson
Jamenis E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Von Hindenburg to Cut Goose-Step For Oath
President-elect Von Hindenburg seeks civilian dress for the oath in the Reichstag, avoiding pomp and military display. He signals a civilian ceremony while preparing to assume the presidency as political tensions rise with communists seen as likely to stage disruptive actions.
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Bern
Associated Press
von Hindenburg
Colonel Coolidge Arrives in Boston for Heart Examination
Colonel Jol C Coolidge father of the president arrives in Boston for heart examination at Massachusetts General Hospital. He has been in poor health this spring and sought treatment on advice from Dr. Cramp and President Coolidge.
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Associated Press
Boston
Jol C Coolidge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cramp
Coolidge
Milwaukee Service to Improve Under RR Receivership
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway receivers plan a service upgrade and new equipment. Co-receiver J. Bryam said bids are sought for about 6,500 freight cars costing ten to fifteen million dollars, with other improvements authorized. Equipment expected by fall to aid crop movement.
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Indianapolis
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Jr. J. Bryam
Indianapolis Traffic Club
Anti Asiatic Bill Proposed in Canada
Ottawa April 30 C G MacQuarrie conservative of New Westminster gave notice of a motion in Parliament to exclude Asiatic immigration. He said the measure would seek to restrict the industrial and commercial activities of orientals in Canada, particularly in British Columbia, by legislation.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
C. G. MacQuarrie
New Westminster
Canada
British Columbia
Flogging Charge Ties Klan to Cedar Grove Case
Testimony in Shreveport reveals an organized band of floggers targeting Cedar Grove residents. W. E. Miller and W. C. Oliver face assault and conspiracy charges over the Barker flogging. C. A. Stewart testified he aided in the forceful act and related prior coercion by Nettles and Boatwright. Authorities issued warrants for Forrest Lee, U. N. Boatwright, and A. P. Nettles.
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Cedar Grove
W. E. Miller
W. C. Oliver
John Barker
C. A. Stewart
Barker
Isaac
Stewart
Oliver
Forrest Lee
U. N. Boatwright
A. P. Nettles
Pain Lee
Nettles
Nu Klux Klan
Boatwright
Ku Klux Klan
Jim
Sub
Armed Cadets Fire in Attempted Kidnapping Search
Granville Ontario April 30. A man believed to be Earl Woodward a farm hand and former convict suspected of kidnapping 11 year old Lucile Chatterton was fired upon twice today by searchers on horseback Ernest Hall said he saw a girl with the man The pair rode off with the girl who stumbled but kept pace The trio vanished into trees two miles from the earlier encounter with another searcher who fired at the man and girl They disappeared from Walter Chatterton home last Friday Continued on Page Two
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White House
Berlin
Hanover
von Hindenburg
Marx
Republican Bloc
Vor Ifindenburg
Granville
Earl Woodward
Lucile Chatterton
Ernest Hall
Woodward
Hail
Hall
Walter Chatterton
Cathedral Bomb Plotters Indicted In Sofia Trial
An indictment seeks the death penalty for those accused of the Sofia cathedral bombing that killed 160. The case ties the outrages to a conspirators committee with secret communist delegates and agrarian party communists. Suspects include Sacristan Freedman, former communist Grantcharaff, Petrini, Kassovski, Noeff, and Dimitroff.
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Sofia
Associated Press
Agrarian Party
Syeli Kral
Depuy Grantcharaff
Petrini
Kassovski
iNoeff
Dimitroff
Freedman
Petr ‘Rini
Grantcharaff
Minkoff
Abadjieff
Epogihal Day in Bavarian Politics
In Munich April 20 officials adjourned to the Hol- Uravians for the official labeling of the Maybach beer. Premier Dr Tfeld led a full quorum as the annual pilgrimage to the source drew visitors and local discontent grew over tourist impact on output.
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Munich
Bavaria
Associated Press
Tfeld
Diet
Amateur trapeze artist strangled at juvenile auction
Theo dore J Bray, 15, died after accidentally tying a knot with rope supporting a trapeze bar during a charity stunt in Wharton. He hung from the rope and died as spectators watched. witnesses say it was three hours before the tragedy was found. Bray’s four sisters and one brother attended the event.
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Associated Press
Wharton
N. 7
Theodore J. Bray
Theodore
Son Kills Father Then Shoots Self at Lake Gervais Home
Edward Mason fatally shot his father Maxmillian Mason 34 at their Lake Gervais residence near St Paul. He then wounded himself and is not expected to survive. Police say the shooting ended a quarrel of several years.
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Associated Preas
St. Paul
Edward Mason
Maxmillian Mason
Lake Gervais
Girl of 13 Missing Believed Kidnapped in Tri-State Search
County officials launched a tri-state search in New Jersey Pennsylvania and Delaware for 13 year old Christina Sweet of Browns Mills missing after being seen with a woman on a road near her home yesterday.
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Associated Press
Mount Holly
N. J
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Christina Sweet
Browns Mills
Doctor testifies on operation performed on patient in asylum case
Anaconda April 30 Dr R J Hathaway admitted performing a June 2 1924 operation on Mrs Gina Kelly of Forsyth while she was at Warm Springs state asylum. He said the aim was to relieve mental symptoms though Kelly protested the procedure and no post op tests were done. The suit seeks 20000 damages.
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Associated Press
Anaconda
Gina Kelly
Forsyth
Montana State Hospital
Inet Sane
R. J. Hathaway
Mathaway
Susan Kipp
Kelly
Warm Springs
George B. Wineston
Dr. Hathaway
Washington
DD. C
J. A. Kelly
Minnesota
St. Peter's Minn
Wisconsin
Hathaway
Vanished girl case linked to vanity bag clue in Indiana
In Gary Indiana on April 3 detectives probed two leads in the Chesterton area body mystery. A Chicago woman identified the remains as her daughter and linked a vanity case found near the body to the victim. A Chicago painter named Tex AtLean was detained after viewing the corpse and rambling about the case. A phone number in the case pointed to Chicamo and the home of Mrs Janero where Miss Mia Jos sidario, three years old, had been separated from her husband for months and disappeared. No final identification Yet Mrs Sewall provided another possible identity for the girl as Martie Winstell of North Liberty Indiana.
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Ind
Chesterton
Indiana
Bernard Janern
Chicago
Tex
Tex AtcLean
Chesterton Morgue
Chicamo
Mis Janero
Mia
Joseph Desidario
Thrae
Martie Winstell
North Liberty
Lee
Sewall
Distress Signal Reported From Vessel At Sea
Mattfax Nova Scotia April 30 The Department of Marine and Fisheries received a wireless SOS from the Red Star Inner Zealand. The message gave location as latitude 44 and longitude near Abbhyp om Myr. A separate signal mentioned the word clad as the single heard word.
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Associated Press
Mattfax
N.S
C. H Harner
Department of Marune and Fisheries
Red Star
Kansas Diplomat Culbertson Named Minister to Romania
Kansas diplomat William S. Culbertson, vice chairman of the tariff commission, is appointed minister to Romania. He succeeds Peter A. Jay, who moves from Bucharest to become ambassador to Argentina.
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William $. Culbertson
Kansas
Bee
Romania
Peter A. Jay
Bucharest
Argentina
Babe Ruth of Vancouver Hits Rally After Fire Alarm
Rusty Bouting, famed as the Babe Ruth of Vancouver sandlots, batted for the Vancouver Bearcats in the afternoon game. A hard line drive struck a fire alarm box half a block away causing a city fire response and a brief panic at St. Luke's Hospital adjoining the field. The incident disrupted the game as Rusty retreated toward the commotion after reaching second base.
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Babe Ruth
Associated Press
Vancouver
B.C
Rusty, Bouting
St. Luke's Hospital
May Day Observances Across New York Planned
Labor leaders outline quiet May Day events at the Metropolitan Opera House Carnegie Hall and Tammany Hall where thousands of workers will gather for speeches and songs. Police guard banks stock exchange and wealthy homes amid security precautions as two youths are arrested for alleged communist pamphleteering.
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Associated Pres
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Carnegie Hall
Tammany Hall
Brooklyn
Three Murderers Paid Last Penalty in Electric Chair
Three of four Brooklyn robbers convicted for the 1923 murders of bank messengers William Barlow and William McLaughlin were executed at Sing Sing. Morris and Joseph Diamond and John Varina died in succession after the chair, with Pantana awaiting execution later that week. Rabbi Ratz and Father McCaffery accompanied the men as crowds watched from a distance. Farina attempted to take his own life in custody by concealing a sharpened tooth brush in oranges.
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Associated Tress
Apnl
Wiliam Barlow
Willm McLaughlim
Bank Messengers
Brooklyn
Sing Sng
Joseph and
Morris Diamond
John Varina
Anthony Pantana
Morris Thomond
Diamond
Joseph
Varma
Jacob Ratz
Farina
John J. McCaffery
Ohio Slayer Executed in Chair at State Prison
Associated Press report from Celumia Ohio states Jason Adkins 30 of Portsmouth was electrocuted early this morning at the Ohio state prison for the killing of Toward Funk during a gasoline flash fire at a New Boston gasoline station near Portsmouth Ohio.
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Associated Press
Celumia
Ohio
Jason Adkins
Portsmouth
Ohio State
Bert
Funk
New Boston
Senator Walsh Returns To Boyhood Rome Visit
United States Senator Thomas J. Walsh visits his boyhood Rome hometown Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin for the first time since leaving as a youth. He is to see his sister Mrs James Cunningham a Deer County resident and attend family events during the stay.
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Associated Press
Sturgeon Tay
Wis
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
James Cunningham
Deer County
Income Tax Receipts Show Decline in First Quarter
Washington reports first quarter income tax receipts totaling 919,228,821 dollars, down 67,341,969 dollars from the same period in 1924. The revenue figures compare January to March 1925 with the prior year and note receipts above last summer’s estimated government needs. State figures show Montana 720,869 dollars for Jan 1 to Apr 1, 1925, versus 738,696 dollars for the same period in 1924.
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Associated Press
Washington
Montana
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