British Press Unanimous Against Young Plan Reparations
London papers across the spectrum denounce the Young plan for German reparations. Editorials protest any scale back that places Britain alone to bear the burden, urging shared concessions and noting likely rejection by British delegates in Paris. Cabinet members Baldwin and Churchill spoke of the negotiations.
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Owen D. Young
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Paris
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Sam
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Liverpool Post
America
London Evening News
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J S Says Mix Charged With Tax Cheats
Los Angeles reports indicted by a federal grand jury for falsifying income tax returns and conspiring to withhold 1124111 dollars. U S attorney Ames Peterson said the government has lost about ten million dollars in Hollywood in recent years due to alleged fraud. Harrisburg story notes baseball pitcher Harry Coveleskie faces a 50 fine for running a speakeasy and claims the judge gave him time to raise funds.
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Los Angeles
May
Tom Jix
Hollyood
United States
Stormey Ames Peterson
Mix
Hollywood
Harrisburg
Harry Coveleskie
Double tragedy unfolds in Hollywood over Williams suicide
In Los Angeles a financier Frank J. Williams 43 dies by suicide after shooting Peggy Traxler 15 leaving her gravely wounded as doctors struggle to save her life. Williams wife is en route to hospital to be with him while divorce proceedings unfold and a Will favors his wife. A Virginia school disaster also claims many lives and injures dozens as a train carries wounded to Bristol Hospital following the collapse.
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May S
Frank J. Willams
Peggy Traxler
Hollywood
Wiliams
Jolly- Wood
Williams
Mms
Waa
Croxier
San Diego
Itye Cove
Virginia
Schoo
Bristol
Jeftug-gha
Democrats oppose tariff bill in House debate
Washington reports that Democrats criticized the new tariff as the measure heads for general debate in the House. Representative Garner of Texas, the minority leader, said his party unites against administrative provisions he called vicious while Republicans plan to begin debate without a special rule. The Ways and Means Committee members, excluded from early meetings, voiced opposition as Chairman Hawley announced the debate for tomorrow.
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Indict Texas jurist for murder of son-in-law in Texas
Amarillo, Texas May 8 AP R H Hamilton former judge on the Texas supreme court commission of appeals shot his son-in-law Tom Walton Jr 21 to death Saturday after Walton entered Hamiltons office to inform him of his secret marriage to Theresa Hamilton 19 the couple wed February 10 at Texas University Hamilton was arrested in his office jailed and the state plans to press murder charges before the Potter county grand jury Old motive defense counsel plans not yet announced but is expected to pursue a plea of not guilty Hamilton reportedly said I d rather die than kill a man but I had to protect my home
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R. H. Hamilton
Texas Supreme Court
Commission of Appeals
Tom Walton, Jr
Potter County
Grand
Walton
Hamilton
Theresa Hamilton
Texas University
Edward W.thompson
Tariff Fight on Hides Draws Western Support
Western lawmakers including Hudspeth of Texas Leavitt and Evans of Montana back a proposed tariff on hides as part of a new tariff bill in the House. Others in Western states and manufacturing regions show varied support signaling a cross region clash over the policy.
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Leavitt
Montana
Cimms
New Mexico
Evans
Carter
Martin Maloney Dies In Philadelphia
Philadelphia reported the death today of Martin Maloney a prominent lay Catholic leader financier and philanthropist noted as a papal marquis and key figure in American church affairs His passing marks the loss of a longtime ally in Catholic philanthropy and civic service.
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Yankee engineer prisoner 10 mee tale of capture and escape
Oklahoma Day May 8 a telegraph from Willan E Roper civil engineer details capture by Mexican rebels near Hermosillo and Mesica while supervising a Southern Pacific roadbed. He credits his wife Sunacy with saving his life after a jailbreak and a failed attempt to rescue dynamite.
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Michaelson Cleared in Prohibition Smuggling Case
Key West Florida May 8 Congressman M Alfred Michaelson of Illinois seventh district Chicago was acquitted by a federal court here amid allegations he smuggled and transported liquor from Cuba. The verdict drew loud applause from spectators.
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Plan to regulate power industry considered by Interstate panel
Washington May AP A plan to place electric power industry under regulation of a proposed new federal communications commission was presented as hearings open. Chairman Couzens authored the bill to create the commission and said suggestions for inclusion had accumulated, setting the stage for a sweeping examination of radio telegraph and cable transmission.
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Federal Communication Commission
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Caro Crag And Woman Injured In Crash At Grand and Main
G L Skillen, a salesman of 515 Harrison Avenue, swerved into oncoming traffic on Grand Street at 7 30 last evening, colliding with a Ford touring bearing Mr and Mrs Henry Hardie. Mrs Hardie was thrown to the pavement in front of the Placer hotel while Mrs Wardic suffered head and knee injuries. Hospital treatment was pending an assessment of the head injury.
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G. L. Skillen
Harrison Avenue
Henry Hardie
Missing Woman Returns 10 Home In Anaconda
Anaconda resident Mrs. Tu A. Welsh, who vanished Sunday noon, returned tonight after a sheriff's search by posse. She came from Butte to Anaconda by bus and refused to reveal where she had been during her two days away.
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iCal Says He is Out of Politics
New York May B AP Cal vin Coophdpe of New York for his fiction as a director of New York Life Insurance Company announced today that he did not expect to return to politics. He said in brief words I do not choose to run I do not expect to go back into politics. He refused to elaborate and would not discuss public questions at this time.
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May
Calvin Coophdpe
Wun
New York Life Insurance Company
Anenhanced
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Tie
Harvard Student Walter Truntington Dies by Own Hand
Windsor Connecticut May 9 Authorities declare the Harvard junior Walter Treadway Truntington 21 found dead in a swamp near his home yesterday morning likely died by his own hand due to despondency. County Detective Edward J Hickey announced the theory.
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Conn
Walter Treadway Truntington
Harvard
Edward J. Hickey
Derailed Freight Cars Scatter Near Wibaux
Twenty two freight cars derailed half a mile east of Wibaux with autos tractors and other farm equipment damaged. No injuries reported. Wrecking crews from Glenive and Mandan ND dispatched to clear the wreckage amid scattered debris over a half mile.
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Mandan
Cal
Upper Chamber Defies President to Incorporate Plan in Farm Aid Act
Washington. The Senate voted 47 to defend the export debenture plan within farm relief measures after President Hoover objected. The vote splits along party lines with Democrats and independents fluctuating, while House leaders predicted rejection of the debenture plan. The move risks delay as conference talks with the House must harmonize differences.
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Three Chicago Gangsters Slain in Revenge Slaughter
Bullet battered corpses of John Saeiliss Robert Anselmi and Joseph Guinta were found in a rural Chicago county site tied to a revenge killing. Police linked the murders to a larger gangland feud sparked by the Valentine’s Day massacre and the murder of George Moran followers. A statewide probe was ordered as investigators sought to curb the wave of violence.
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Hammond
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George “Bugs” Mornn
Brit Leads Field in Scottish Golf Meet
In the first round of the British Open championship an American led for six minutes before Briton Percy Allis, pro at Wannoso club Berlin, took the top spot. Atley shot 65 to break the Muirfield course record, while Dlagel traded leads with Ab Milebull as the US PGA champion briefly held the pace. Amateurs fared poorly with Tolley the sole strong amateur among the early field. George Von Elm emerged among high scorers with 79 amid tough conditions. Continued on Pare Ten.
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Percy Allis
Wannso Club
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Muirfield
Leo Miegel
Dlagel
United States
Car Tolley
George von Elm
Detroit Star
Navy man claims new air record at Anacostia
Lieut A Soucek of the U S Navy reportedly raised the world altitude record at the Anacostia Naval Air Station in a biplane, reaching about 39 000 feet true altitude, exceeding the prior 38 418 foot mark set by Lieut C C Champon.
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Lieut. A. Soucek
Navy
Naval Air Station
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C. C. Champon
Lieut. Souseck
Red funeral march marks communist May Day riot victims
Berlin May 8 red shrouds and wreaths adorned coffins as thousands joined a state sanctioned funeral for three May Day rioters. Placards bore revenge for the blood of 1929. Authorities released only three bodies. Ernst Thalmann denounced governments and pledged revolution. The crowd chanted Internationale.
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Fiead
Sinclair Guarded from Reporters
Washington May 8 The Senate denounced an order to bar reporters from Harry P Sinclair during his three months term and to withhold information about him. Senator Heflin said authorities should stop protecting a millionaire criminal and allow press access to his jail routine. The jail reported Sinclair’s work in the drug room had not been interrupted by any notable incident.
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Harry P. Sinclair
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Heflin
Alabama
Sinclair
Troops to Leave Mexican Border For Fort Russell Wyoming
Nogales Ariz May 8 AP orders call for return of the 201k United States infantry from Camp Little Nogales and Camp Lu near Bisbee to Fort DA Russell Wyoming on May 15. The 2th infantry was sent to the border during the Mexican rebellion. New York Friends hear Bert Lytell and Grace Menken are engaged and she will retire from the theater after marriage.
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Bert Lytell
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Bert
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Claire Windsor
Crusader Files Candidacy for Los Angeles Mayor
Los Angeles voters head to a mayoral contest after primary results show C. Porter among leading figures and Sam G. Bonelli presiding over council matters. The final election looms as supporters of Mayor George E. Cryer rally while 148 precincts report Porter and Bonelli in key positions with Porter at 76498 and Bonelli at 45200.
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Aecesea Steeayn
George E. Cryer
Sam G. Bonelli
Porter
Bonell
Mayor Cryer
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