World Court Issue Splits Illinois Primary Field Again
In Chicago and across Illinois, Senators Deneen and McCormick face off for the Republican senatorial nomination as the world court remains the central dispute. The race also features Jenkins and others, with Leavy expected to clinch the Democratic nomination under Cook County guidance.
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Milnois
Deneen
DeCormick
Newton Jenkins
United States
Medill McCormick
Denoen
McCormick
Jenkins
Shelvers
Mlinois
World Court
William TP. McWinley
Frank J. Smith
Mrs. McCormick
Notors
Deneen-McCormick
Conmreseman
Tichard Yeates
James Hamilton Leavis
Cook County
Craves Robbed At Evergreen Cemetery In Wisconsin
Detectives in Craves report a graveyard desecration at Evergreen Cemetery in Tacine Wisconsin as deputies discover opened graves and scattered bones. Sheriff John Anderson is leading the investigation amid unverified claims of tunneling and the presence of jewelry or wings.
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Tacine
Wis
Sherif John Anderson
Evergreen Cemetery
Anderson
Gandhi Defies British Salt Laws In Nonviolent Protest
Reports from Bombay and Gujarat describe Gandhi loyalists and supporters defying the salt monopoly by harvesting crude salt from sea water. Three of Gandhi’s lieutenants in Kaira district were convicted and sentenced to two years’ imprisonment for violations. British authorities arrested about 60 in a wave of civil disobedience as crowds trek toward coast towns to hawk the salted product.
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Indias
Nadiad
Mahtama Gandhi
Kaira
Gopaldas Dwyarkadas
Darbar Gopaldas
Rahai Menibhai
Dandy
Punjab
India
Hei Rem Das Ganhi
Fiehatya Gandhi
Maxhatma
Gulf of Camibay
Sehee
Ahmadabad
Gujarat
Bomthay
Bengal
Thana Station
Great Indian Peninsular Railway
Democrats and Republicans vie for county offices in Kingsport era
In Kingsport, political discussion centers on the Democratic primary results and looming Republican convention in Blountville. Voters note John L. Ward's strong showing and O'Dell’s county court leads while candidates like Raymond Masengill and Joe Thomas draw interest for trustee and sheriff, with names such as Harrison and Cross floated for future roles.
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Kingsport
O'Dell-Copenhaver
John L. Ward
John Ed O'Dell
Cop
Enhaver
O'Dell
Bristol
Blountville
Joe B. Anderson
Henry Keys
M. M. Mullenix
Raymond M. Masengill
Hubert Riggs
Joe Thomas
Raymond Masengill
John W. Harrison
B. Cross
John BR. Snow
W P G Harding Dies at Boston At 65
William P G Harding governor of the federal reserve bank of Boston and former federal reserve board head died in Boston at 4 30 am aged 65 after a year of ill health. He led the bank since 1923 and served on the board from 1914 to 1922. He was born in Green County Alabama March 1864 and began banking in Tuscaloosa then Birmingham rising to president of the First National Bank of Birmingham.
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Boston
William P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Federal Reserve Board
Algonquin Club
Harding
Wilson
War Finance Corporation
Green County
Alabama
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Kerney National Bank
Birmingham
First National Bank of Birmingham
Switchman killed in Nashville railroad yard fall
Harry J. Richards aged 46, a switch man for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, fell to his death yesterday beneath a box car in the railroad yards. No witness to the accident.
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Nashville
Harry J. Richards
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Three Power Navy Pact Looms as London Talks Press On
London April 7 AP Secretary of State Stimson begins assembling material for a three power naval limitation pact among United States Great Britain and Japan signaling the waning hope for a five power treaty France and Italy may join later if difficulties are cleared. Ambassador Gibson warned a five power pact might not be obtained but hailed the three power accord as a substantial achievement.
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London
Stimson
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Stanmore
Vetsign
Briand
Paris
Tardieu
Tomorros
Gibson
Geneva
America
Belgium
Explosion on train kills 17 in Kyushu near Oita
The railway ministry announced 17 people were killed and seven seriously injured in an April explosion aboard a train near Oita in Kyushu Prefecture. Officials attributed the blast to dynamite that seemingly mixed with engine coal.
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Tokyo
Railway Ministry Today
Oita
Kyushu
New Suits Filed in Steel Merger
Foes of the proposed Youngstown Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Steel merger filed three new suits. One action in federal court in Cleveland was brought for International Share Company holder of 3,000 Sheet and Tube shares. W. K. Burwell heads International Shares and Continental Shares, tied to Cyrus Eaton-Otis interests. Eaton leads the anti merger campaign.
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Cleveland
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem Steel
International Share Company
W. K. Burwell
Internationshares
Continental Shares, Inc
Cyrus
Weather Update Tennessee and Virginia Forecast
Tennessee sees partly cloudy and slightly colder conditions in the northwest tonight with further partly cloudy conditions Tuesday. Virginia forecasts fair tonight and Tuesday with colder conditions and fresh to strong west winds in extreme west portions tonight. Readings note yesterday's highs around 67 in one area, with 6:80 p.m. reports collected by C. L. Bunn of the U. S. Weather Bureau.
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Tennessee
Virginia
C. L. Bunn
Six Tried For Man Slaying in Irvine Ky
Eight men indicted in the mob slaying of Chester Fugate go on trial in Irvine. Six are charged with murder and two with accessory to murder. Fugate, held in Breathitt county jail, was abducted last Christmas day and found shot in a ditch. Six murder defendants are relatives of Clay Watkins. L. Combs, jailer, and his son Lewis are charged with accessory to murder. Fugate survived after being wounded sixteen times. The prosecution says he named mob members before dying.
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Irvine
Chester Fugate
Fugate
Breathitt County
Jackson
Clay Watkins
Clay Watking
Allie Watking
Sam Watkins
Lo Rd Rice
Quick Sand High School
Ben Howard
Lee Watkins
Earl Howard
L. Combs
Lewis
Tennessee Officials Schedule East Coast Financing and Washington Visit
Nashville April 7 AP Joan Nolan state treasurer and R W Baker highway commissioner sail to New York tomorrow night with two million dollars of birthway refining notes for banking interests. Baker and E W Hale Shelby county commission chairman planned to depart tonight for Washington to discuss federal highway appropriations, but the trip was postponed indefinitely.
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Nashville
Joan Nolan
New York
Hawks First Flier to Pilot a Continental Glider
Captain Frank Hawks, holder of east and west transcontinental speed records, completed a coast to coast glider flight from San Diego to New York after six and a half days with 36 hours of actual flying. A 15,000 crowd watched as Hawks landed in Van Cortlandt Park with army planes circling above. He explained the glider was sometimes slack to reduce strain on the wings and showed blistered hands from the effort.
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New York
Frank M. Hawks
Barlet
van, Cortlandt Park
San Diego
Calif
Hawks
Hudson River
Bronx
Henry Bruckner
Bitter Debate Soon Over Prohibition Battle in Senate
Washington April text outlines expected Senate clash as Williamson bill to shift alcohol enforcement to Justice is debated. Brookhart and Tydings lead sharp exchanges, while Attorney General Mitchell testifies on enforcing dry laws and possible probe. House judiciary to rule on law enforcement commission program and absentee voter provisions. Prohibition prosecutions tabulated show 26,811 cases last six months vs 37,575 two years prior. Bishop Cannon cables London stance opposing repeal. Continued on page six.
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Senate
Administration
Cnll
Treasury
Department of Justice
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Tydings
Maryland
Am Brookhart
Judiciary Committee
Mitchell
House
Law Enforcement Commission
Commission
Justice Department
Jast
James Cannon, Jr
London
Board of Temperance and Social Service
Methodist
Episcopal
Church
South
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H. Hippelheuser
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Portland
Ore
Maury
Mickey’ McCoy
Redwood Country
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St. Joseph, Mo
Iorrery
Britain
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Irene Shrader
Tom
Glenn Dague
New Castle
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Brady Paul
State Highway Police
Arizona
W. P. G. Harding
M. Briand
Donnie
Donnie Shraeder
Glen Dague
Corporal Brady
Paul
Degue
Martha Schemlin
Wheeling
Trene
Anne
Ab Naseen
Aziz
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