Unemployed Riot Disrupts Maryland Legislature
In Annapolis Maryland unrest erupted as unemployed demonstrators from Baltimore attempted to present a petition calling for unemployment relief and farmer aid. Speaker Francis A Michel cleared the floor with sergeants at arms after a clash when a demonstrator read a document aloud amid interruptions.
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Annapolis
House of Gates
Baltimore
Teslier
Francis A
Annapolis Petition Fortment and Local Police‘picked Up ’ Felear
Rae
Leonard Anderson
Preston ‘Lane
Michel
Ballimars
eToup
Marion Oman’s Death and Obituary of Belle Thompson
Belle Thompson 44 wife of Les Thompson of Marion died at home after long illness. Funeral held at 2 PM fromhelm church with Rev F M Taggart officiating. burial at city cemetery. She nee Lindsey, raised in the county, survived by husband and six children. Rest in revival at Church of God features Rev H A Man from Carthage as evangelist, drawing large crowds from across the city and region.
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Marion Oman
Belle Thompson
Les Thompson
Marioncin
Cily
Hehlsten Atfch
F. M. Taggart
Ing and Buries
Artplace
Ars. Thompson
Lindsey
Bnd
Church OF God
H. A. An
Carthage
Man
Patral
Mid-Western
Weather outlook with warmer temperatures and chances of showers
Summary of as yet unsettled Missonito weather with warmer conditions in the south and north portions. Illinois sees fair tonight with frost in the far south and rising temperatures Thursday. All points remain fair except for clouds near Bluff and Cape Girardeau as Reed River stages show flood levels at 7 a.m.
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sMissonti
Sciwest
Ilinois
Ted Press
Automobile Club Ourl
Bluff
Cape Girardeau
Reeds
Heated Debate Marks Missouri Redistricting Effort
In the Missouri Senate a heated four hour session aimed to set congressional redistricting bills as a special order. Leaders clashed over fair redistricting while Republicans accuse the majority of press influence and Democrats defend a sincere attempt to fulfill a platform pledge.
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Missouri Senate
House
Senate
W. M. Sates
St. Louis
B. T. Gordon
Liberty
Bates
J. G. Morgan
Unionville
Hlooreader
Long& Haymes
Springfield
St. Louisan
Haymes
Congress
Gordion
Morgan
Federal raid shuts 40 Hurley resorts on last frontier town
Federal officers swooped into Hurley Wisconsin raiding 40 resorts along Silver Street and the White Way. Three squads, secretly mobilized in Michigan, moved in at dawn. Proprietors and patrons reacted as women and bartenders remembered past wholesale arrests.
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Hurley
Wis
Michigan
Silver Street
Convicts Tied to Assault Case and Other Charges
A man linked to a summer assault on two women near Elston appeared in Sevier county Prosecuting Attorney office with numerous complaints against trusted convicts at large. Sevier questioned evidence and noted two Cole County residents were initially implicated but the women declined to file a complaint. He said he would review other charges but offered little confidence.
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Elston
Sevier
Cole County
Dividend Sought for Centralia Bank Depositors
An application to allow a ten percent dividend to depositors of the defunct Farmers and Merchants Bank of Centralia was sustained by Judge H I Collier in circuit court. L M Price to draw the order. Largest preferential claim $2,104.38 by First National Bank of St Louis. Former cashier Charles W Settle had been tried for grand larceny and embezzlement but the jury could not agree.
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Golumbia
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of Centralia
H. IA. Collier
L. M. Price
First National Bank of St. Louis
Charles W. Settle
Three Marriage Licenses Issued On April Fool's Day
County Recorder Henry G. LePage issued three marriage licenses. Louis Owen of St. Louis and Eusebia Hale of Jefferson City will wed this afternoon. J C Walker of Gilman City and Claudie Jones of Jefferson City receive license and plan a Thursday morning ceremony. Robert Melcher and Florence Lister of Elston obtain license and will marry via Justice W P Smith.
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Henry G. LePage
Louis K. Owen
St. Louis
Eusebia M. Hale
Jefferson City
J. C. Walker
Gilman Cly
Claudie Jones
Guthrie S. Birkhead
Gilman City
Miss Jones
H. G. Jones
School Street
Robert Melcher
Florence Lister
Elston
Justice W. P. Smith
Duel Ends in Double Death Under Queensboro Bridge
In New York on April 1 AP reported Zito and Loscalzo died after a pistol duel with Patsy Citra at six paces. A patrolman found the bodies in Long Island City under the Queensboro Bridge. four bullets struck each man. Police considered a possible arranged-muner but deemed unlikely.
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New York
Zito
Loscalzo
Patsy Citra
Long Island City
Queensbea
Citra v
Easter program at assembly by senior high students
An Easter program will be presented at the regular weekly assembly tomorrow at 10 in the college auditorium. Rev. Paul Weber of the Baptist Church will be principal speaker. School music departments will provide the program. City schools will close Friday for Good Friday observance.
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College
Paul Weber
the Baptist Church
Helen Twelvetrees Free of Husband Final Divorce
Los Angeles April 1 Helen Twelvetrees screen actress obtained her final divorce decree yesterday after an interlocutory decree on March 26 1930 with charges of cruelty against her husband Clark Twelvetrees. The couple wed in 1927. Charles W Fear returns from Tulsa Oklahoma reporting favorable prospects for oil developments on his large oil land interests.
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Los Angeles
Helen Twelvetrees
Clark Twelvetrees
C. W. Fear
Charles W. Fear
Tulsa
Okla
Vigi Cage Case Transferred To Cole County For Trial
The case against Toni Vinski charged with the murder of C. El Chrane city superintendent of schools of Booyville was certified to Circuit Clerk Richard Navy and sent to Cole County for trial on a change of venue from Howard County. The state may seek the death penalty. trial likely early in the May term with a crowded docket and many cases moved from February.
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Toni Vinski
C. EL Chrane
Booyville
Richard R. Navy
Howard County
Lionel Davis
Walker
Cole County
Nacy
E. C. Lynch
Nike G. Sevier
Winski
Missouri Penitentiary
Cooper
Howard Coursties
Vrnski
Boonvile
Crane
NoLO ENPLOYEE OF GOVERNMENT DIES IN GHIGAGG HOSPITAL
Frank B. Gorman, 60, longtime House of Representatives and Congressional Library employee in Washington, died in a Chicago hospital from injuries police say came from a robbery or accident. He was found on a sidewalk after being beaten, with valuables missing. An inquest was ordered. details suggest possible negligence by police before treatment. Gorman, called Senator by friends, had a long federal service and had come to Chicago to visit a friend.
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Chicago
Frank B. Gorman
House of Representatives
Congressional Library
Washington
Congressional Reference
National House
B.ker
Phillip
Gorman
Arthur Metz
Philip Gorman
Senior High Track Meet At Lincoln Park Today
A senior high class track and field meet is being held this afternoon at Lincoln Park with many athletes from the school competing in various events.
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Lincoln Park
Callaway Man Seriously Hurt In Car Mishap
Herbert Jenkins a 46 year old Calhway county resident of Cedar City was struck by a Chevrolet driven by Howard Powers of Lebanon Missouri on Highway 63 north of here. Jenkins suffered a base skull fracture and head injuries, placed in serious condition at St Marys Hospital but improved by morning. He stepped from a Caterpillar load into the road as workers loaded machinery for F J Graves and Son Construction. Powers and his mother were en route to Iowa when witnesses called the accident unavoidable.
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Herbert Jenkins
Calhuway County
Cedar City
St. Mary's Hospital
Howard Powers
Lebanon
Here
Jenkins
F. J. Graves & Son Construction Company
Powers
Fender
Frieda Powers
Iowa
Hannibal Fire Chief T. B. Parks Dies at 72
Hannibal Missouri April 1 CAP T B Parks 72 longtime fire chief for more than 44 years died after several weeks illness His leadership saw the department grow from one volunteer outfit to three motorized companies
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Hannibal, MO
T. B. Parks
Hannibal
Former Missouri student sentenced for burglary in Columbia
Kissel Booker, 22, formerly of Holland, Missouri, was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to second degree burglary in Circuit Court. He and his twin brother Kermel attempted to break a grocery store safe on February 23. Kissel was captured, Kermel fled and remains at large. Both were former University of Missouri students expelled for poor grades.
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Columbia
Kissel Booker
Holland
H. A. Gollier
Kermel
Kissel
God
University of Missouri
Kentucky beauty wed in Louisville on honeymoon trip
Mary Virginia Willis of Ashland Kentucky and Frank Frazee Wilson of Lexington Kentucky were married in Louisville yesterday. Willis had been named the most beautiful co ed at the University of Kentucky by Broadway producer Earl Carroll. The couple left for a honeymoon to Washington and New York.
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Louisville
Mary Virginia Willis
Ashland
University of Kentucky
Frank Frazee Wilson
Lexington
Washington
New York
Earl Carroll
Doc Edmonds Defies City Curbs At Quarry Gas Stop
The City Council taxed to grant Edmonds access to his Dunklin and Chestnut quarry filling station but refused him an exit. He tested the curb-crossing ban by laying a wooden apron and opening pumps, challenging the ordinance as the city weighs steps. A standoff looms as the small gas house remains open for motorists.
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Doc” Edmonds
Dunklin
Chestnut Streets
Edmonds
Parker Points To Asel Record In Speech Rally
The Republican rally at the courthouse tomorrow night will feature all candidates and other notable speakers. Judge Thomas J. Brown will headline the Third Ward meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the West End School building. Parker praised Asel for achievements including the Highway garage project and Lincoln Institute funding, while Asel argued against Jenkins administration waste. Ferguson’s city council record was highlighted as a model of progress, with a broader Republican victory forecast after a full canvass of the five wards.
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Parker
Asel
Fourth Ward
Jdge Thomas J. Brown
Public Service Commision
Third Ward
Llonight
West End
Trenry GC
Jones Parker
House of Representatives
Republitan
Broadway
West Main Street
Asal
Lincoln Institute
Jenkins
Harry Perguson
Iis Ward
Washington Park
Tunklin Street
Ferguson
Brogan Seeks Wet Vote in Missouri Senate
Senator Brogan of St. Louis pushes a resolution to place a statewide wet vote on the Missouri Senate calendar despite a judicial committee report that urged against passage. The measure mirrors a House effort that died earlier, and a sub measure may be taken up later.
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Aumave
Missouri Senate
Joseph
Brogay
St. Louis
Missouri
Senate
Committee On Judiciacy
Brogan
House of Representatives
Good Friday Observances Shut City Offices Early
City observes Good Friday with three hour Tre Ore devotions at St Peters and Immaculate Conception. Grace Episcopal and several Protestant churches announce similar three hour services. Court house offices close at noon, stores may close for three hours, schools dismiss for the day.
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St. Peters
Grace Episcopal Church
Artificial sleet storm floods Times Square area
In New York on April 1 a burst central heating steam main at 43rd Street and Broadway sent a 12 story high geyser of steam and hot water for 55 minutes. The water turned to sleet as it cooled, damaging underground equipment including telephone and electric service and flooding subways, though street traffic remained usable.
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New Yor
Apri 1
Stuare
43Rd Street 1
Broadway
Flag Stop Inaugurated By Rapid Air Transport
J. F Harrington of Jefferson Airways announced a Rapid Air Transport flag stop at the local airport for west bound trips. The service runs daily in the future with fares to Kansas City and St Louis set at 12 dollars. Tickets available at the airport across the river or Chamber of Commerce offices.
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J. 5. Harrington
Jefferson Airways
Rapid Air Transport Company
Rapid Air Company
Omaha
Neb
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St.Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Raids in Gingago lead to many arrests in food sales probe
Chicago reports a broad operation by county officials and the Edller Business area to expose widespread short weighting of foodstuffs. Eight City Sealers staff were arrested, records seized, and writs served as sweeps targeted Serrita, a state senator and ward leader, plus Falton market officials. About 400 storekeepers await appearance before juries probing police corruption.
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Chicago
Edller
Tver
City Sealers
Froid M. Keen
Datel A. Serritella
Serruela
Falton Market
Max Elsen “Cynr
Bendface al Cappe
Harry Hockinstein
Wale’s Cousin Lady Mountbatten Visits Los Angeles
Lady Mountbatten, a cousin of the Prince of Wales, paid a recent visit to Los Angeles after a Mexican vacation with a Duke and Duchess of Sutherland.
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Lady Mountbatten
Prince of Wales
Los Angeles
Mexico
Duke
Duchess of
U S Relief Helps Quake Hit Managua Nicaragua
United States relief moves by air to Managua as fire subsides and archives burn. Marines control the blaze. evacuees from Managua include American women and children. Reports note Red Cross aid, supplies, and a potential rebuild effort.
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Army
Navy
Red Grass
Rem
White House
Granada
Navy Department
Rochester
Corlite
Balboa
Canal Zone
Managua
Pan-American Airways
Red Cross
Salvador
Nicaragua
Washington
Arthur St. Clair Smith
Special Service
Sepratron
Central American
C. Loomis
Chaumient
State Department
Willard Beaulac
Beaulac
Good Friday Observed In New York Financial Markets
New York April 1 AP Activity will be suspended Friday in observance of Good Friday. The New York stock and curb exchanges and the commodity exchanges will be closed for the day. Business resumes Saturday, April 4, with some markets reopening. remaining closures include rubber, coffee and sugar, cocoa, metal, and cotton exchanges.
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New York
Plane guard around wrecked airliner near Cottonwood Falls
Authorities guard wreckage of a trans continental and western airliner crash near Cottonwood Falls Kansas. Officials say one victim identified as H. J. Christensen was found near the debris. no source trace possible. Wreckage area remains under investigation as authorities search for more casualties and cause.
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Cottonwood Falls
Wester
Bazaar
Kans
H. J. Christenser
Christense
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