Kidnapped Daughters Spur Search In Hoywipe
In Hoywiehpert Massachusetts on May 2 a 10 year old girl, Margaret McMath, daughter of Neil C. McMath, was abducted. Police traced the suspect to a local store and traced leads to the schoolyard as the investigation continued with a telephone tip and public alerts.
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Hoywiehpert
Mass
Upi
Margaret McMath
Mes
Neil C. McMath
Detroit
Francis C. McMath
Diemisund
Faust Grade Shah Paem
Woanering
Finn
Pastor 16 Leader Of Unruly Tillers In Minn Event
The Rev Joh Filnt a Mennonite pastor from Widergood led a protest in Forgas Paits Minnesota against a foreclosure sale. He rallied farmers and supporters, denouncing Governor Floyd and troops deployment as part of a moratorium push. He urged relief measures for distressed landowners and criticized state actions perceived as harsh toward farmers.
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Forgas
Ae Ian Tan
Tia
Widergood
Joh
Herring
Glyde Fy
Towa
le Mare
Floyd BR
Gian
Minnegia
Chow Indians Attend Funeral Of Willam Welton
Crow Agency Crow Reservation mourns as a large crowd gathers at a local mortuary for the funeral of William Welton a prominent reservation grocer who died last Saturday reports from Billings May 3rd
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Heimich
Crow Tnadiana
Willan Welnron
Hedarel
Militia and Civil Authorities Face Clash in Iowa
Reports from LeMars and Cherokee detail rising tensions as militia units threaten arrest of civil authorities amid farm foreclosure protests. County officials and National Guard officers discuss suppressing unrest, with evacuation of tenant families and martial law considerations raised in May events across western Iowa.
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Iowa
Governor Herring Threatens Troop Action in Cherokee County
In May 2 dispatches Gov Clyde Herring asserted federal troops would enter Cherokee county if state military authorities deem it advisable. He reacted to a telegram from County Attorney James Smith saying troops were not needed, and warned that arrests by troops would be carried out if necessary to enforce order. A separate item from Lincoln reports Mary Ina, organizer of a Farmers Holiday movement, was found guilty in a court ruling connected to an effort to stop a farm mortgage foreclosure sale on March 14.
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Smyth
Cherokee County
Wn Sng
Tronms
Tll
Tiet
O Proceeded the Ennmnen Headed By Maret J. Yee Mallanee of Audubon
National Guard
Adencato Frank Bo Utaliagan
Art the Peanedal
Allorhey
Tes Maines. Ja
Clyde Herring
le Mara
James Smith
Cherokee
Wilber
Neb
Ina
Lincoln
Haliday Nanoiiation
Robert Hastings
Eccentric death by own action leaves queer funeral orders
Los Angeles May 2 A woman related to Margaret Meith, alled to be the mother of a musician, killed herself Friday in her Beverly Hills home. Her will directs unusual funeral arrangements and daily placement of flowers, with specific music and ritual details. Funeral directors will carry out the instructions once formal arrangements are completed.
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Los Angeles
Cerentric
Mins
Margaret Meith
Pra
Chicago Gangsters Ousted From Control Of Big Union
May 2 Prague report shows new officials ousting the Capone era faction from Chicago labor unions. Sack Sheridan and Alton Roth Sr install new leadership amid threats and claims of gang influence. former leaders and associates face arrest warrants and indignation grows over alleged racketeering and kidnappings.
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Chicago
Mhiewen
Offielale Sar
Ators' Nian
Sheridan
Ton Roth
Humphreya
al Capone Ag
Groves
Candidate for Forge Is Unhappily in Bastile
Denver May 2 a mother told Charles Cochrane secretary of the city evil review commission that her son had been raised as a delinquent and could not be helped during examination papers Cochrane replied he was sorry but unable to do anything about it.
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Denver
Charles Cochrane
Rerview
Coammiarion
Oklahoma Lassies Fading Bikes Again
Oklahoma City report notes girls fade in bicycle rental venture as several party dealers push a plan to form a bicycle rental service. A girl named Eveliata wears smart flannel slackens as part of the observed local scene.
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Oklahoman City
Oklahoma City
Jamaica
Aparty
Pwlling Tir Bicycle Rental
Denart ‘Enta
Aeloh
Eveliata Ava
Qu...lings swept into sewer in Portland
Five ducklings owned by Mrs. W. Rogers were swept into a Portland flood in a sudden current after a heavy spring shower. Police rescued the overwhelmed youngsters after they had been swept through a sewer grate.
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Portland
Ore
Plane Crash Fatal For Bill Stapp At Canyon Ferry Road
William V. Stapp 51 manager of Stapp Motor Company died after a light training plane went into an uncontrolled spin near Hampart dairy on Canyon Ferry road two miles east of the airport. He sustained multiple injuries and died at St. Peter's Hospital 8 45 p m. Physicians reported a fractured skull and internal injuries. The plane overhauled for private use by H A Morrison was being tested when it went out of control during a tail spin at about 3000 feet. Continued on page 101.
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William V
Bill) Stapp
Stapp Motor Company
Hampart
Canyon Ferry Road
St. Peter's Hospital
Slapp
Stapa
Meense
H. A Ited
Morrison
Tornado Outbreak Rips Across Five States
A sweeping two day tornado assault tore through the Mississippi Valley from Lowmislann to Mie nals, leaving at least one dead and causing more than 600 injuries and about 2 million dollars in property damage. Winds began in the Mississippi delta Sunday, bringing pattern of destruction through scattered sections from Minden to northwest Illinois across Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Illinois, and Wisconsin.
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Mississippi
Minden
Louisiana
Arkansas
Inflation provision test seals farm bill debate
The inflation measure drew intense debate as Democrats won overwhelming consent to limit discussion to five hours and proceed to a vote. The 261 to 113 tally backed the administration’s currency expansion plan, despite GOP labeling it dangerous and a step toward dictatorial power. Supporters and a few Republicans crossed lines on the roll call.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hase
Representative Snell
New York
Wateh
Roosevelt
Plan to Revive Industry in Nation Framed
Washington May 2 The plan to mobilize industry for combat would put 3 million back to work. Led by Senator Warner New York the committee nears completion of a program to energize industry under government supervision. It could form trade groups to reduce cut throat competition and bar monopolies while aiding labor and small manufacturers. James H Rand says industry ready to move to employ millions. The panel has studied many proposals and dropped others, with secrecy surrounding daily meetings and a four hour session at Senator Wagner's office.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Warner
New York
Tion
James H. Rand
Remington-Rand Company
War Industries
Council of National Defense
Wagner
LaFollette
Wis
John Dickinson
Commerce Department
Firing in Cuba intensifies as rebels clash near San Tuts
Ranks of soldiers report casualties and rebels claim more uprisings in Oriente province. A rebel commander accused journalist Sergio Carbo of inspiring the revolt while a Miami exile, and reports say rebels surrendered after attacks on the San Tuts guard post. An unidentified youth was killed while attempting bicycle theft near Principe.
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Mavena
San Tals
Heraldo de Cuba
Scald
San Tans
Sergio Carbo
Magazing
Oriente
Ciretes
India
Carbo
Gibara
Miami
Fla
Principe
Nazi storm troopers raid German unions amid shock move
On May 2 a surprise occupation seized free trade unions across Germany, targeting about 4,070,000 members. Leaders under Robert Ley announced unions would be national rather than international. The action, ordered by Ley, aimed to align labor with Nazi rule as workers were urged to accept the new system.
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Robin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Caracter
Mother of cult's victim says child better dead
Linden Texas May 2 Testimony from Bernice Clayton's mother claimed the girl was “better off dead” as authorities investigate the death. The mother’s remark was said to have been made at the Clayton home after Bernice’s death. Sherman Clayton Oakley and Cov Oakley, named in the case, are charged with murder and will face trial later.
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Linden
Texas
Thernice Clayton
Taunt Oakley
Berntes
Mia GB
Snellgrave
Ahs
Clayton
Bernice
Sherman Clayton
Oakley
Cov
Oakley Brothers
Kervicre
Divorced Wife Awarded 12500 In Omaha Case
Omaha May 2 A district court jury awarded Oliver M Raltz 61 a divorced wife $12500 in alimony and property from Aida Ger rade Ghenty a Long Beach California claimant seeking $60000. Meriigsane cited love before their 1921 Arkansas divorce. Attorney Tisner said he would seek a new trial or appeal to the Nebraska Supreme Court.
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Noh
Tha Dlev
Oliver M. Raltzix
Walt
Ogeimat Aida Gerrade Ghenty
Flakery
Long Beach
Cal
Omaha
Meriigsane
Wet Springa
Ark
Tarry Tisener
Miss Groente
Nebranka Aiframe Court
Circus Queen of Old Qays Dies at 76
Spokane, May 2. Mrs Emma Schuback, 76, famed trapeze star of the Grand Cirque era, died in a Spokane hospital. She toured Europe, South America and North America as part of a two-woman act billed as the Marinda Sia tere. Her husband, Frank J Fehnback, once a popular minstrel, died here in 1930.
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Spokane
Wash
Emma Schuback
Mra
Schuback
Europe
South America
North America
Frank J. Fehnback
Tariff talks engage nations amid trade moves worldwide
The United States favors an armistice on tariff changes while a flurry of negotiations unfolds. Norman H. Davis seeks a trade truce as Britain negotiates with Argentina Germany and Denmark. Argentina pushes for farm product outlets through Italy. An Italo Argentine pact appears likely as Soviet Poland and Japan Britain discuss dumping. Italy pushes debt-for-goods views, and Sweden Finland and France sign recent accords.
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New York
United States
America
Norman H. Davis
Great Britain
Argentina
Germany
Denmark
Italy
Poland
White House
Maasalini
Sweden
Finland
France
Walter Runciman
British Board of Trade
Hig
President Roosevelt Teethed Woman in Need Near Savannah
A poor Savannah area woman unable to afford dentures sought help from President Roosevelt. The White House asked for teeth donations, and a local dentist agreed to provide the prosthetics with relief agencies covering costs.
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Savannah
Dent Roosevelt
Pate
The
Red Cross
Washington
White House
Nebraska convention on_prohibition dated December 1934
Lincoln Neb May 2 Governor Charles W Bryan signed a bill calling a state convention in December 1934 to consider repeal of the eighteenth amendment. He said it was his official duty to submit the measure.
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Lincotn
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
State Mourns Senator C. H. Eggleston Funeral
Anaconda Montana honors Charles W. Eggleston ex editor of the Anaconda Standard and longtime city leader at funeral services in Anaconda’s Methodist church. Rev Forrest W. Woerly led the service aided by local clergy. Eggleston died Friday morning in a Butte hospital after an operation, with burial in the family plot at a nearby cemetery.
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Anaconda
Montana
Charles Wf
Ricaton
Associata
of Anaconda Standard
Methodist
Eggleston
Forrest W. Woerly
Aillinga Math Udtat
PL Dinnett
Platts Bran
Baelenton
Butte
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