Indicted gangster linked to Chicago bombing campaign
Chicago officials announced the arrest of Lorenzo Juliano a wealthy alcohol racketeer in the city's southwest Kenward area. Federal agents found thirty eight sticks of dynamite at his home and said arrests would help solve the bombings of the homes of Senator Charles S Deneen and Judge Swanson. Arthur Forshaw and four others were detained as investigations widen into gang activity and political killings amid the Chicago anti administration war.
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United Press
Chicago
Special Intelligence Department
United States
Charles S. Deneen
John A. Swanson
Lorenzo Juliano
Pat Roche
Juliano
Roche
Arthur Forshaw
Federal Prohibition Department
Indianapolis
Deneen
Swanson
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Kensington
William Beatty
Forshaw
Blue Island
Esposito
Lindbergh Plans Pacific Coast Conferences
Col Charles A Lindbergh arrives in Santa Barbara to confer with Harry F Guggenheim head of the Guggenheim foundation on possible future ties with the foundation. He tours the West following his Paris flight, accompanied by backers Harold Boxby Maj William Robertson and Harry H Knight.
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United Press
Santa Barbara
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harry F. Guggenheim
Guggenheim Foundation For the Promotion of Aeronautics
Lindbergh
Guggenheim Foundation
Paris
el Paso
Harold M. Boxby
St. Louis
Senate Steering Committee sets farm relief bill order
The committee listed next actions after the Mc Nary Haugen bill including Norbeck migratory bird law Johnson Boulder Dam measure and Caraway cotton and grain specu lation bill If delays occur the Boulder Dam bill could move up Tax cuts and appropriations may precede and push these back Loganport lawyer dies at 63 Michael F Mahoney prominent attorney dies after a month long pneumonia illness funeral services planned for Wednesday morning
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Washington
Senate
McNary-Haugen
Norbeck
Boulder Dam
Logansport
Times
Ind
Michael F. Mahoney
Hoover Smith Win Michigan Primary
Detroit April 3 Hoover the sole Republican on the ballot won Michigan's presidential primary by 100 to 1 as two thirds of precincts reported Hoover 149,546 with Lowden 1,552 Coolidge 342 and Dawes 192. Smith led Democrats with about 80 to 1 and 42,940 votes amid write-ins.
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Detroit
Commerce
Herbert
Hoover
Michigan
Alfred E. Smith
New York
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Rious
Frank O. Lowden
Coolidge
Dawes
Smith
Thomas J. Walsh
James E. Reed
Incendiary fires investigated in Portland
Fire Chief Myer requests state fire marshal aid to probe two Sunday blazes on Depot Street. The hay barn owned by William Magill burned near two gasoline tank cars, with $500 loss. The second fire hit the old Sipes Building a half block away, with a burning rubbish heap found in a closet.
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Vimes
Portland
Ind
Myers
Depot St
William Magill
Sipes Bldg
Magill
Bell Telephone Taxes Boosted by State Board
The Indiana State tax board raised the valuation for taxation of Indiana Bell Telephone Company to 1928 totals of 29 941 644 dollars from 1927 28 737 928 dollars. The new figures are based on line mileage and customer counts and pertain only to state tax assessments not county or local valuations. Also listed are valuations for Citizens Telephone Columbus 4 315 miles 138 080 dollars up 3 887 Danville Consolidated 1 993 miles 55 804 down 15 000 New Albany Cooperative 802 miles 32 882 up 1 157 and Indiana Telephone and Telegraph 4 097 miles 106 522 up 1 172.
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Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Tax Board
Indiana Bell
Citizens Telephone Company
Columbus
Consolidated Telephone Company
Danville
Cooperative Telephone Company
New Albany
Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company
Capitol will close for Good Friday observance
The Statehouse will close for three hours from noon to 3 p m on Good Friday after Governor Ed Jackson announced the plan. Indianapolis Church Federation and Catholics urged stores to close and merchants pledged observance. Dr Ernest N Evans, secretary of the Church Federation, spoke at Broadway M E Church about Holy week services.
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Indianapolis Church Federation
Europe
Ernest N. Evans
The
Church Federation
Broadway M. E
Prison Pie Confessions Linked to Taxi Bandits
Captain Sebold arrested David Brosius and William Cunningham of Philadelphia in Newark New Jersey. They were bathed fed a chicken dinner and cigars and confessed to seventy taxi holdups in Philadelphia.
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Newark
N. J
Sebold
David Brosius
William Cunningham
Philadelphia
Mystery car sought in store killing investigation
The murder of confectioner Frank J. Baden outside his 3501 Sixteenth St store prompts a new theory that a Ford coupe's occupants fired to aid Baden, possibly causing his death. Police question four to eight bandits, while Fred R. Tomlinson, once tied to the case, is identified posthumously.
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Sixteenth St
Baden
Jerry Kinney
Fred R. Tomlinson
Haugh St
City
Glenn
King
Tomlinson
Ollie Tomlinson
Olive Bless Tomlinson
Patsy Lee
Frank Baden
Moore & Kirk
Station St
Gallivan, House Wet Leader, Dies in Massachusetts
Congressman James A. Gallivan of Massachusetts died at 64 after a short illness in Cambridge hospital. Death at 5 a.m. was announced by his brother Joseph. He was a popular House member and a noted wet who often spoke on prohibition debates.
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Fy United Preas
Cambridge
Mass
James A. Gallivan
Massachusetts
Joseph
Willis
Ohio
Calles Gov
Mexican church laws trigger satirical House speech
The article notes a Mexican government dispute over church laws and highlights a satirical speech in the House during the session criticizing American diplomats.
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Mexico
House
Legion wins three year battle to save Armenian boy
The American Legion stopped plans to deport Nubar Morradian a 15 year old Armenian whose mother was killed by Turkish soldiers. His father Hagop served in the U S Army and is to be reunited with Nubar as the Legion funds care and travel for the boy and his father. News reached Miss Emma Puschner director of the Legion National Child Welfare Committee.
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American Legion
Armenia
Nubar Morradian
Emma Puschner
Legion National Child Welfare Committee
Nubar
Hagop Mooradian
Haverhill
Mass
New York
Spafford
Northwest
Remus Delays Fight for Freedom in Ohio Asylum
George Remus former Cincinnati bootleg king remains in the Lima State asylum with no release date set for at least a week. The Court of Appeals freed him on habeas corpus but a new stay from the Supreme Court halted his bail and delayed any release until the high court rules. Remus has been in custody since January 2 after an acquittal for his wife Imogene's murder.
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United Press
Lima
Ohio
George Remus
Cincinnati
Remus
Court of Appeals
Botkin
Supreme Court
Imogene
Three octogenarians fall ill after club toast in Chertsey
In Chertsey on April 3 three men aged in their eighties toasted good health at a local club. The next day one died from acute appendicitis, another from heart trouble, and the third, who fell from his horse, remains in critical condition.
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Chertsey
England
Airplane Stocks Soar On NYSE Trading Peak
Airplane stocks climbed on the New York Stock Exchange with Wright Aero jumping $30 to a new high of $130 a share by 1 30 p m Curtiss rose more than $25 to $90 a share as trading intensified in New York April 3.
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United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wright Aero
Curtiss
College degrees boost pay and career prospects say experts
Dr. John J. Tigert of the Federal Bureau of Education reports that college graduates earn substantially more than those with less education. He cites census and industry data showing rising demand for skilled leaders and outlines education levels from first grade to postgraduate work.
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Wasney
United Press
Ashington
John J. Tigert
Federal Bureau of Education
The
United Press Today
Tigert
Dr. Tigert
Jordan fails to have Iles house sold in spite of threat
Arthur Jordan Indianapolis capitalist who funded Butler University building will not have the Iles home at 4400 N Meridian St sold at sheriff sale April 21. Sheriff Hawkins cited an advertising error and a settlement over a $50,000 claim as reasons the sale was dropped. The Iles daughters accuse Jordan of a long pattern of spiteful acts after his divorce from Rosella Jordan.
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Arthur Jordan
Indianapolis
O. B. Hes
Mrs. Hes
Tes
Jordan
Iles
Meridian St
Butler University
Esther D. Iles
Omer Hawkins
Rosella Jordan
Europe
Charles J. Libby
Iies
Hendricks County
Zimri Dugan
Florida
Tool Company
Sheriff's Office
Hawkins
John S. Kittle
Pennsylvania Sr
Mrs. Lemira Goodhue Remains Gravely Ill
Mrs. Lemira Goodhue mother of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, stayed another night at Dickinson Hospital and was described as considerably brighter this morning. Doctors say her condition remains grave though. Mrs. Coolidge traveled from Washington to Northampton to be with her mother and has visited daily, with officials crediting her presence for lifting spirits in the sick room.
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Northampton
Mass
Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Dickinson Hospital
Good Friday Cooperation From Indianapolis Firms
Two Indianapolis business leaders announce Good Friday observance cooperation with local services. The Zaring Theater will close at noon and reopen at 3 pm, while many departments and the retail market will shut from 12 to 3 to allow attendance. Kingan and Company led by John R. Kingan signed the statement.
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Indianapolis
Zaring Theater
A. C. Zaring
Kingan and Company
John R. Kingan
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