Oklahoma guards enforce notional sale ban across counties
National guardsmen under Governor Murray moved through 11 Oklahoma counties to halt tax delinquent property sales. In seven counties sales were called off or no plan existed. in four, treasurers were persuaded to pause. In Cotton County treasurer Monroe Young said no arrest and no sale occurred. Vinita and Durant saw similar actions with postponements likely to November 5 under a temporary restraining order.
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National Guardsmen
William H
Murray
Oklahoma
Cotton County
Monroe H. Young
Jesse H. Jones
Young
Vinita
Graig County
S. A. Huffman
E. M. Landrum
John H. Mason
Bryan County
C. O. Butler
Durant
Porter Newman
Congress Gets Told Adjourning Planned
The article reports on White House talks with Congress about adjournment. President Roosevelt reportedly does not press permanent air mail legislation or the Wagner bill and opposes a central monetary authority. A possible limited aid for silver is discussed, with passage of a silver premium measure in the Senate uncertain. May 15 adjournment hinges on Senate action.
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McLeod
Roosevelt
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Rainey
House
Raimey
White House
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Creditors Hope Insull Talks Before He Dies
In Chicago April 16 AP reports creditors urge a bankruptcy court to order Samuel Insull examined in bankruptcy proceedings against Middle West Utilities. Attorney Lewis F. Jacobson says Insull may yet talk before death to aid investors who lost millions, potentially aiding asset recovery and reorganization. Judge Wilkerson to hear motion April 20.
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Samuel
Lewis F. Jacobson
Jacobson
Middle West Utilities Company
Samuel Tasull
Insuil
Wilkerson
Missourians Object to Bills Before Solons
Businessmen representing the Associated Industries of Missouri voiced to congressional representatives today their objections to proposed measures in Congress. They opposed the Wagner Labor Bill, the 30-hour bill, the corporation information section of the securities exchange bill, unemployment insurance, and a sales tax on interstate commerce, arguing these would scare private capital and slow recovery. The Missouri group met with representatives and senators after a dinner for sixty Missourians to press their stance.
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Associated Industries of
Missouri
Congress
Wagner
Connervy
Securities Exchange
Judge Reeves Cracks Down on Monstau Man
Judge Reeves tentatively arranges the civil docket and orders all criminal cases before civil actions. After sentencing Talken Heisner and Moore this afternoon he overruled a motion to quash indictments against Otto Bruce on liquor charges and empaneled a jury to hear the case.
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Heisner
Moore
Reeves
Prison terms for causing employee death by action
In Moscow on April 16, a court sentenced three factory supervisors to enforced labor for driving Leitin, a 23 year old engineer, to suicide by humiliating him over mounting waste in his tractor parts department. Workers carried a coffin bearing the slain technician’s photo and the message burying the waste and waste producers.
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Leitin
Hungarian Regent Horthy Ill With Influenza
Budapest April 16 AP reports Admiral Nicholas Horthy regent of Hungary is ill in bed with influenza. Physicians assure the public there is no need for alarm given his strong constitution.
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Budapest
Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
New York Stock Exchange Closing Prices Report
A historical snapshot lists closing stocks across many firms including American, IBM, Westinghouse, General Electric, Goodyear, Ford, and Union Carbide on today’s New York Exchange. The record names numerous companies, prices, and extras reflecting the market’s end-of-day tally.
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NEW York Tock Exchange
QUGA
Crumpled Night Bus Tale Reveals Fatal Crash
Elyria Ohio April 16 AP The crumpled night bus told the tragic story of a highway crash that killed six men and injured many others on U S Route 20 east of Elyria. Names include Serbon Kellogg Novak Stalnager Vasilevich Prydrych. A passenger Marie Kaser was critically injured. Coroner Ward ordered inquest and a grand jury will probe manslaughter charges against drivers Daniels and Schaffer.
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Chicago
Here
Datin Serbon
Holiday Gove
W. Va
Wart Kellogg
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mars
Marie Kaser
Huntington Par Galif
C. Ward
Grand Jury
Blyria
Lorain County
Bolivians Repulse Paraguayan Attack at Fort Ballivian
In a Bolivian army communique issued from La Paz on April 16, Paraguayan forces advanced about 10 kilometers on Fort Ballivian but were repulsed with heavy losses. The official report says Paraguayans suffered a major defeat, while Bolivian defenders held the fort.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Fort Ballivian
Dollfuss Struck By Egg Barrage At Rally
Premier Engelbert Dollfuss, Austria’s chancellor, faced an egg barrage at a mass meeting in Graz. He escaped but was showered with over-ripe eggs as socialists attacked his convoy with red highway paint and shouted anti Fascist slogans. A boisterous blast from a smoke bomb sounded near the event but caused no injury.
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Graz
Austria
Engelbret Dollfuss
Dollfuss
Foshay and Henley to Begin 15-Year Leavenworth Terms
Wilbur B. Foshay and Henry Henley prepared to surrender today to begin 15-year sentences at Leavenworth penitentiary after a final appeal to the department of justice failed to grant a reprieve. They were convicted on mail fraud related to the 1929 collapse of the Foshay empire and faced the end of a last grace period set by a federal court order issued a month earlier.
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Minneapolis
Wilbur B. Foshay
Henry ‘.Henley
United States
Leavenworth
Department of Justice
Washington
Foshay
Henley
Cal
Colorado Springs campus riot follows brutal attacks
In Colorado Springs a heavy guard protected jail suspect George Williams after two unidentified black assailants beat James I. O'Brien and Miss Georgia Lindley. Hundreds of students roamed the streets burning an effigy of a Negro and firing revolvers. Police questioned 15 suspects. 14 were released as the crowd dispersed after a rally like demonstration.
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Colorado Springs
Conn
Colorado College
Georgia Lindley
Longview
Tex
James I. O'Brien
George Williams
College Town
O'Brien
Miss Lindley
Tail Wags Joyously As Dog Is Given Life
April 16 AP report that Pat O Cragsman an airedale champion avoids death by chloroform after his mistress Mrs Rolla J Parker dies leaving instructions. Estate administrators order the dog kept safe until a good home is found.
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Pera
Pat O'Cragsman
New Police Chief Optimistic About KC Department
Kansas City names Otto B. Higgins as police director. He plans no immediate changes and pledges full effort to build a strong force. Higgins, ex-newsman, says Kansas City is the best town in the country and should have the best department. Reppert, former chief, resigned after election day tensions and fatal incidents.
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Kansas City
Otto BF. Higgins
Iggins
Eugene Reppert
Police Seek Slayer Of 15 Year Old In Sirl Shreveport
Police sought a about fifty year old man for the slaying of Marie Gitin 15 in Shreveport Louisiana. The body was found in a wood near the city with throat cut and dress torn. Coroner Dr Willis Butler said evidence suggested sexual assault and death of two or three days. The mother Maggie Peters said the girl accompanied a Mr Jackson to his home to be a companion to his ill wife.
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Shreveport
Marie Gitin
Here
Willis Butler
Maggie Peters
Flatfoot on Vacation Pinches Auto Thieves
A detective on vacation nabbed a pair suspected of a trail of stolen cars and robberies spanning three states. The suspects identified as David Stanforth, 33, of St. Paul and Kirksville, Maine, and Betty were taken into custody.
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Kirksville
Betty
Pair Arrested After Stolen Goods Attempt Sale
Parker and St Paul residents were taken into custody after trying to sell cigars and candy to Minneapolis detective Joe Burns. Two revolvers were found in their car, which was then linked to a Mason City theft. The suspects admitted staging seven robberies and holdups across Minnesota Illinois and Iowa.
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St. Paul
Joe Burns
Minneapolis
Burns
Mason City
Minnesota
Ilinois
Towa
Crooner urges stars to tell police of threats
Hollywood April 16 AP Bing Crosby says Hollywood stars who face kidnap threats should inform police and the public. He cites Ann Harding Mae West Marlene Dietrich and others who warned of threats and argues openness would reduce future dangers. Crosby discusses income figures noting many deductions and taxes. He says he saves about 15 to 20 percent of his salary after expenses.
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Calif
Bing Crosby
Ann Harding
Mae West
Marlene Dietrich
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Bank of Hayville Liquidated by State Finance Dept
The Bank of Hayville at Ray ville under restrictions since the March 1933 banking holiday was taken over today by the state finance department for liquidation.
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Rayville
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Opening Senators Red Sox Game Postponed by Rain
Rain forced the opening major league game between the Washington Senators and Boston Red Sox to be postponed today. The Presidents ball throwing ceremony was canceled and both clubs prepared to move the opener to Boston for tomorrow, with Roosevelt planning to throw the first ball when the Senators return on April 24.
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Clark Griffith
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Norma Talmadge Divorces After Mother's Death in Mexico
Norma Talmadge and producer Joseph M. Schenck delayed divorce for six years to avoid making her mother unhappy. Talmadge obtained a Juarez divorce after 24 hours residence in the Mexican town, handled by attorney L. J. McDonnell.
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Tex
Norma Talmadge
Joseph M. Schenck
Miss Talmadge
Juarez
L. J. McDonnnell
McDonnell
Miss Talmadge Rumors Spark Divorce Route In NY
When Mrs. Talmadge died last year it was decided to obtain a divorce. Miss Talmadge was en route for New York today. She declined to confirm rumors she would marry George Jessel or comment on his statement that he would ask her to marry him.
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One Cent a Day Pays Up to $100 a Month Policy
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co offers a 2 accident policy paying up to six months for disability and $1,000 for deaths, at $3.50 a year. Over 150000 have bought. men women and children eligible. Send money with name address age beneficiary name and relationship for 10 days free inspection. no examination required. Limited offer.
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