Tragedy at Gresford Pit Claims 100 Welsh Miners
A massive explosion two miles underground at the Gresford coal pit traps about 100 miners. Rescuers fight flames and toxic gases. two rescuers die at the surface. Sixteen bodies recovered near the pit while around 300 miners survive.
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Wrexham
Weales
Gresford
Hauptmann Note Sparks Lindbergh Kidnaping Theories
Dramatic coded note said to come from Hauptmann to an Ohio prisoner references Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Reports say three or more involved, including possible guards, with police and officials expanding investigation.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Ohio
Haupmmann
Worden Preston Thomas
John F. Kaffic Condon
John
Condon
John L. Sullivan
Himiotrapa
Sullivan
Continuance Voted on Bankhead Cotton Law at Capital
Washington reports a near unanimous push to extend the Bankhead Act for compulsory cotton production control. Some lawmakers want continuance only if small farmers receive adequate safeguards. others favor abandoning the act if equality for small growers cannot be assured. A Tuesday conference will discuss possible amendments and the act’s future.
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Washington
Retary
Bankhead
Marvin Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
South
AAA
Jones
Alabama
Willace
Carload of Liquor Seized in City
A liquor laden sutamobile was seized on North Hazel street Friday night and its driver Earl Jackson of Patmos arrested by Chief Clarence Baker and Officer William Reaves. Jackson was released on $210 bond for municipal court Monday. A half full Wemllon bee of whisky and a full quart of liquor were taken. A negro held for questioning was released without charges filed.
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North Hazel Street
Earl Jackson
Patmos
Clarenes Baker
William Reaves
Jackson
Roosevelt Forest Belt Plan Challenged by Comptroller
President Roosevelt's forest belt proposal across the Great Plains faces a setback after Comptroller General McCarl blocks the use of 15 million dollars from the last congressionally approved fund. The 100 mile wide belt would span from the Canadian border to the Texas Panhandle, with an estimated 375 million final cost. McCarl operates independently of the executive and Congress, arguing funds cannot be spent on the project and questioning immediate relief.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Great Plains
McCarl
Texas Panhandle
McCan
China Executive
Congress
Camne
Caneress
Pres Jeet Wisdler
Textile Strike Ends After Conference On Saturday
The United Textile Workers ordered an end to the major strike in the textile industry and directed workers to return to the mills Monday morning. In the presence of AFL president William Green and Francis J. Gorman, strike committee chair, they stated the strike has achieved what it could and has torn apart the NRA structure, lifting burdens from labor.
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Washington
United Textile Workers
William Greed
Americ Federation of Labor
Francis 3. Gorman
NRA
Hyena
Kiwanis Observes Constitution Week
Kiwanis clubs marked Constitution Week with a community gathering. Atkins spoke on the creation of the Constitution and its ties to citizen rights, noting the role of people in shaping the document.
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Athe Kinainis
Albayer
Unclear bulletin with scattered names and places
Fragmented OCR style bulletin references parks, dates, officials, and brief mentions of stores and a deal. Readable items include names like Trieste and Malian, and vague actions such as reporting, selecting, or vend. Details are obscured by garbled text and missing context.
Couple questioned over Lindbergh ransom money find at seaside
Richard Bernard Laupamani and his wife were questioned in connection with the Lindbergh ransom money discovery. A snapshot shows them at the seaside boarding place beside their young son Benny. Mrs Ketuptiretetn appears to be released in the report.
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Richard Bernard Laupamani
Benny
Ketuptiretetn
Wets Inter
Perfect Line Play powers 71 9 win over Hamburg
Coach Foy Hammons led the Bobcats to a 71 to 9 season opener rout of Hamburg High School. Pete Brown scored four times, with long runs and a key pass to Hamilton. Payne added big gains as Hope dominated both lines, amassing 19 first downs to Hamburg’s 6. The game featured deep substitutions and repeated long touchdowns, ending with a continued page tease.
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Leonard Ellis
Foy H. Hammons
Hamburg High School
Bobcat
Pete Brown
Bobcats
Hamburg
Hope
Brown
Payne
Kennedy
Jack Turner
Stroud
Hammons
Ray Turner
Hamilton
Thaburg
Page Three
Market Quotation Snippet With Mixed Commodities
A fragmented historical clipping shows New York and New Orleans cotton quotes with open, high, low, and close figures alongside scattered grain data and a jumble of names. It mentions New Orleans cotton, Chicago grain, and various vendors and poultry terms, reflecting a busy late era market page.
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New York
Chicago
Dov
Baty
Aimer Sinclar
Amer Tel
Agehinsnys
Chinysher Generil Motors
Little Rock
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Hope Cotton Exchange