Rosary Found in Death Car Spurs New Clue
Detectives found a rosary a short distance from Harold Schroeder’s charred car on High School road. A pocket knife, a long shoe spoon, a burnt coin and bone fragments were also recovered as investigators link a West Mobile Mobile incident with Schroeder’s disappearance and postmortem murder findings.
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High School Road
Rockville Road
John Stump
Robbin Taylor
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Ernest W. Schroeder
Evanston
Mah
Hs Brother
Mobile
Ala
Indianapolis
George Winkler
Charles #. Keever
Harold Herbert. Schroeder
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Dickinson Wins in Iowa Vote for Senate Nomination
Governor Hammill conceded the Republican nomination to L J Dickinson after tabulations from 1809 precincts showed Dickinson leading Hammill for the U S Senate. Dickinson cited support for the tariff measure voted in Congress as key in his bid.
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United Press
Des Moines
John Hammill
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
United States
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Hammill
Lund
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Yoppaien
Daniel F. Steck
Dan W. Turner
Ed M. Smith
Gilbert N. Haugen
Haugen
C. A. Benson
Benson
Vote on Veto Senate roll call on Hoover veto override
The article lists roll call tallies by party, detailing Republicans, Democrats, and Farmer-Labor votes on the veto, with paired alignment notes and member names across multiple states. It also notes new water works pumps arriving in Marion Indiana, detailing capacity and replacement of steam engines.
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Ind
Water Works
Hoover’s veto overridden by Congress in pension bill
Washington reports President Hoover’s veto of the Spanish American war veterans pension bill was overridden by Congress. The House vote was 298 to 14 against Hoover, and the Senate tally 61 to 18, signaling a rare rift between the White House and lawmakers.
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Eld
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Senate Warned III Will Abroad Sure Result if Tariff Bill Passes
In Washington on June 3, Democratic and progressive leaders warned against rushed support for the Hawley Smoot tariff. They charged Republican leaders stirred protests to push debate over the flexible provision. Senator Harrison of Mississippi noted Congress has spent sixteen months on the measure as opponents fear delay will sway wavering lawmakers Copeland and Dill.
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Indiana Voter Call to Oppose Billion Dollar Tariff
The Times urges Indiana citizens to contact their senators and representatives to vote against a billion dollar tariff measure. It warns that job security and national prosperity could be at stake and urges swift action and political accountability at the polls.
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America
Indiana
Times
Ashes loss suit filed against cemetery for $100000
Arie Mendelson of Omaha Nebraska sues Oak cemetery in Chicago alleging the loss of his wife s ashes caused $100000 in damages. The filing is marked as a civil action on June 3 in Chicago.
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United Press
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Diplomats Warn Tariff Will Breed Enmity and Retaliation
Foreign officials in Washington warn that the pending tariff and high schedules will provoke not only retaliatory duties but widespread ill will. Minister Ferdinand Ververka of Czecho-Slovakia cites the lauded psychological damage to American prestige and growing protests from about thirty three nations. The article notes a rising global movement against U S goods as trade tensions rise amid the bill’s passage.
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Czecho-Slovakia
Senate
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Escape by Eleven Madmen From State Hospital Stirs Michigan
Eleven inmates, described as deadly and some as killers, fled from the Michigan state hospital for the criminal insane after overpowering guards. Only two of the thirteen leaders were recaptured. authorities warned citizens, closed roads, checked trains, and expected the men to split into groups as night fell.
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Mich
State Hospital
Ionia
Eugene Owen
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Police clash with independence demonstrators at Worli prison
Indian police charged independence demonstrators at Worli prison injuring at least twelve people as crowd actions opposed soldiers repairing the barbed wire fence around the facility.
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United Press
Bombay
India
Worli
Missing Marjorie Clemons Sparks Rochester Alert
In Rochester Michigan on June 3 fear for 13 year old Marjorie Clemons intensified as no word came on her whereabouts. The high school honor student disappeared with 46 year old Henry Clouse who had been a longtime roomer in her home after driving her to learn to drive, last seen Saturday.
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United Press
Rochester
Mich
Marjorie Clemons
Henry Clouse
Clouse
Clemons
Many Liquor Arrests Set New U S High Record in Four Months
Washington reports a high enforcement record for early 1930 with nearly 6,000 arrests in April. From January to April, 2,000 federal agents arrested over 2,000 people, seized about 800 stills, and confiscated nearly 500000 gallons of distilled spirits.
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U. S
United Press
Washington
Doran
Vagabond Yacht Safe In Harbor After 24 Hours Drift
The pleasure yacht Vagabond drifting for twenty four hours was found safe today in the harbor of Lihue after searches by army and navy airplanes. No injuries reported and vessel secured.
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United Press
Honolulu
Th ‘Harbor
Lihue
Minister Shoemaker Trial Over Abduction Charges
Alton Illinois June 3 The Rev A L Shoemaker former Edwards Street Pentecostal church pastor faces abduction charges in a courtroom crowded by women and choir members Miss Bernice Ford testified he induced her to travel to Missouri two years ago He also faces two more abduction counts tied to a Florida evangelic trip last fall Babies disrupted proceedings prompting Judge Levi Yager to urge mothers to leave infants at home.
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United Press
Alton
Ill
A. L. Shoemaker
Edwards Street
Shoemaker
Florida
Illinois
Cannon Defies Senate Lobby Committee in 1928 Case
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal South refused to answer questions from the Senate lobby committee about his anti Smith campaign in 1928. He claimed persecution and faced possible contempt charges after committee members disclosed he used 303 to fund a 1928 Asheville conference to organize opposition to Alfred E. Smith.
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United Press
Washington
James Cannon Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Senate Lobby Committee
Dem
Mont
Cannon
Methodist Board of Presbyteries and Social Service
Asheville
N. C
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Census gains in west and south show sharp growth
West and south populations rise sharply in preliminary census figures. San Bernardino California doubles in ten years to 37 453. Big Springs Texas triples to 13 731. Albuquerque New Mexico grows by 11 369 reaching 26 526. Santa Fe New Mexico enters the 10 000 class with 10 884, up 1 236.
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Washington
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Cal
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Santa Fe
Hay Fork Tragedy Kills Farm Worker Near Paris
George E. Pear aged 45 was killed instantly unloading hay when a forty pound harpoon hay fork fell from a barn loft in a farm near Paris Illinois. A warning shout of Look out! preceded the fatal accident as the fork struck just above the heart severing a blood vessel.
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Paris
Ill
George E. Pear
Pear
Mrs Hoover Discards Wheelchair At State Dinner
Mrs Hoover has recovered enough from a back injury to discard her wheelchair during a state dinner for Dr Enrique Olaya president elect of Colombia held Monday night in Washington. The First Lady and the President hosted forty four distinguished guests.
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United Press
Washington
Cement interests cited in Indiana highway post bid
Albert Clark, fifth district Democrat chair, accuses cement firms of pressuring him to join the state highway commission. He says refusal to "play ball" with cement interests led to his being dropped from consideration for the post once thought to succeed Robert D. Boren.
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Robert D. Boren
Fountain City
Alonzo Lindley
Kingman
Walter Chambers
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Mark Nebeker
Clinton
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Atives
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Forrest Kaufman
Vermillion County Democratic
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Kaufman
Lindley
Indiana
Chamber
Zepp at Sea En Route to Seville After Atlantic Crossing
The airship Zep, commanded by Dr. Hugo Eckener, lifted from a New Jersey field at 8 12 p m and headed toward Seville Spain after a 210 hour 57 minute Atlantic crossing from Pernambuco Brazil The zeppelin reported being about 800 miles east of New York with 22 passengers aboard and more than 1 000 spectators waving goodbye It carried 91 000 pieces of mail on the flight and refolded its journey via Hamburg American lines.
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Brazil
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Long Island
Divorce granted to Mrs Garrett over social duties
Mrs. Alice Vandergrift Garrett received a divorce from George A. Garrett, a Washington broker, in Reno on Monday. She contended it was impossible to keep up with his numerous social engagements.
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Reno
Nev
Alice Vandergrift Garrett
George A. Garrett
Washington (D. C
Common law wife awarded share in large estate
Frances Winter, common law wife of Bartholomew D. Brooks, received a portion of his $165,000 estate after heirs agreed to the settlement. Brooks died at 1235 Blaine Avenue. six cousins and two uncles survive. Funeral set for Wednesday at Elaine Avenue Methodist Church with burial at Crown Hill.
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Bartholomew D. Brooks
Frances Winter
North
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Brooks
Blaine Avenue
Samuel D. Clark
Odd Fellows Building
Elaine Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
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Delaware
Winter
Maric County State Bank
Roberts Park
Patrolman Slugged in Attempted Interrogation
Patrolman Walter Zema, 30, is recovering from serious injuries after a Monday struggle while trying to take suspect George Musklin to headquarters for questioning. Musklin, a former boxer, caused the violent clash in JasonvilleBanks to Merge.
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Walter Zema
George Miskulin
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