Cadets Aid Search For Kidnapper In Brookfield
A large search party including 125 Norwich University cadets and armed volunteers combed Brookfield and nearby hills for a kidnapper and the missing girl. Rain paused the hunt as officers stayed alert for instant action, while bloodhounds traced a possible trail near an abandoned farm site. Walter Chatterton, whose daughter is missing, actively assists in the rescue effort.
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Tne
Norwich University
Brookfield
Norwich’ University
United States Army
Brookfield Center
Walter Chatterton
Insect Census Launched by Agriculture Departments
A national census of insects resident and visiting in the United States has been undertaken by the departments of agriculture in April.
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Washington
U.S
Departments of Agriculture
Padlocks Clamp on Six NY Cabarets Over Prohibition Violations
New York U States Marshals visited six cabarets and restaurants today to clamp padlocks for four to six weeks due to alleged violations of the prohibition law.
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New York
Helena Artists' Series closes season with Ina Bourskaya
The Helena Artists' Series presents Mme Ina Bourskaya, mezzo soprano of the Metropolitan and Chicago Opera companies, in the Shrine temple at 8:40 pm tonight. Her rise from Seattle to national fame is noted as critics praise the new find among operatic singers. Ticket sales at Reeves Music House show record demand for season-ticket holders and casual patrons alike.
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Helena
Shrine Temple
Mme
Ina Bourskaya
Mmezzo
Metropolitan Opera Company
Chicago Opera Company
United States
Philadelphia
Seattle
New York
Chicago
Bhelena
Mme. Bourskaya
Reeve's
Music House
Flogging Incident Tied to Ku Klux Members
Witnesses recount a beating by four men after luring Barker from his home to a secluded spot. Oliver allegedly aided the abduction, while Miller was identified among the attackers. The motive cited was control over Barker’s family amid fiery tensions in a copper mining town.
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Boatwright
Barker
Oliver
Miller
Raids on Communist Meetings Stirs City Tension
Police raided Workers' Party gatherings in New York city streets and Webster Hall. About 30 members from Workers' League and Trade Union Educational League were expelled from 108 East 14th Street. Protestors condemned the raids as abusive and planned future meetings despite police opposition.
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Lenine
Trotzky
Workers’ Party of America
Enright
East 14Th Street
Workers’ League
Trade Union Educational League
New York
Webster Hall
Attorney General Pleads for A World Peace Program
Attorney General Sargent urged a Carnegie Institute audience to educate for peace. He said world-wide understanding is needed and must come from within, with individuals recognizing fact over propaganda to curb war and imperial covetousness.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Sargent
Carnegie Institute
Hoot Competes in Savage Round-Up With Top Cowboys
The narrative describes Hoot riding straight up and delivering a bold performance in the largest Round-Up, a perilous and thrilling event where the nation’s best cowboys vie for honors.
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Hoot
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