Mooney's Second Trial Opens With Dismissal Sought
A chaotic report covers Mooney's second trial opening as defense seeks dismissal. The piece notes Mooney’s age and life-prison status after a previous conviction for racketeering, detailing allegations, court actions, potential paroled release, and district attorney hesitation. It mentions public attention and related cases, including Warren Bibings, also serving life, with historic context on the bomb incident.
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Fred
Matthey
Mooney
Wade
Mars and
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Warren Bk. Bibings
Polwin Vrison
Diplomas by Mail Delayed by Weather in Whitesborg
In Whitesborg Oklahoma diplomas were mailed after a two week delay caused by severe weather. School authorities canceled in person exercises and arranged for mail delivery to graduates, allowing completion of the graduation process despite the disruption.
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Sirls
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Ordinance to Centre and License Beer Sale Third Reading
Centre city board advances beer sale ordinance to third reading. Measures set 7 am to 7 pm sale hours, bans Sunday or holiday sales, and imposes licenses for manufacturers wholesalers and on premises sales. Debate centered on distance from churches with aldermen split on exact feet. mayor voted no. Continued on page six.
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Ferguson
Night Press
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Cale
Heeney
Aveardiniz
United States and Britain outline seven point program
The United States and Great Britain announce a shared seven point program covering commodity prices, commercial policy reform, tariff and quota relief, exchange limits, global credit expansion, government capital spending, and a push to restore an international monetary standard. Roosevelt and MacDonald deem talks fruitful and plan further talks with Herriot. Debts relief for Britain not finalized, to be settled later alongside the economic plan.
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MacDonald
Gramming
Mace Donald
White House
Londos
Herriot
France
Great Britain
Prin
Lawmakers weigh ratifying canal treaty amid costly plan
Washington April 26. Debate over the McReynolds resolution gives New York the right to influence the St Lawrence waterway pact with Canada if ratified by the Senate. House members from Great Lakes Atlantic and Gulf states clash, while President Hoover presses for prompt action. The plan would allocate 548 million dollars for the project with New York paying about 89 million. a motion to return the resolution to committee seeks to signal sentiment toward the St Lawrence treaty. Also noted is a 2 billion home mortgage refinancing bill tied to the McReynolds resolution. A missing plane crash near Gosenza, Italy kills seven aboard an Air-Ghient flight from Corfu to Naples. John Van Cleef of Montclair N J is identified as an American involved though not conclusively confirmed.
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R-N.y
Iter Slary Commerce Committee
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Hancock
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Gosenza
Italy
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John van Clee
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Greece
Naples
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Montclair
N. J
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Freeman Heads Board Nashville Baptist Executive Secretary
Announcement says the Tennessee Baptists executive committee named Dr. John T. Pryeman as acting executive secretary due to C. E Bryan's illness. Freeman will remain editor of the Baptist and Selector, a post he has held eight years, closely associating with Dr. Bryan.
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Nashville
Tenneste Taptist
Treasure Salvage Reclaims Gold From Hampshire Wreck
Reports say a salvage ship off the west Orkneys raised 15,000 pounds sterling of gold from the Hampshire wreck, the World War I disaster that sank with Lord Kitchener aboard. Jubilation erupted aboard the salvage vessel as gold surfaced for the first time in 17 years, amid limited details of the operation.
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Orkney
Hampshire
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Wzard
Europe
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Kitchener
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Scotland
Field Marshal
England
Egypt
India
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Afvica
Russia
Trade War Opens Between Britain and Soviet Ry
London reports a deepening trade war after Britain imposed a 0 percent embargo on Russian imports and Russia answered with a full embargo on British goods and tighter restrictions. The measures threaten to cost both nations tens of billions in value over two years. The controversy centers on two British engineers jailed for sabotage and espionage in Moscow, with speculation they may be expelled home to ease tensions.
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Premier Believes World Troubles Nearer Cure After Talks
Washington April 26 Premier Ramsay MacDonald said his talks with Franklin D Roosevelt at the White House were frank and cordial. No binding agreements emerged though both men voiced satisfaction. The British leader left for New York to prepare for the London economic conference, and his rapport with Roosevelt was noted as a factor in broader negotiations.
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Nellie Ross Named Director of the Mint in Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt will name Nellie Tayloe Ross former Wyoming governor as director of the mint. Charles E. Addams, Arizona Democrat and former civil service head prospect, to shift to another post. R. J. Grant resigns as mint director to advise the Chinese National government central mint at Shanghai. Grant previously led Colorado food administration in WWI.
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Arizona
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Operation on Vasco girl eye may have been too late
New York April 26 AP Helen Vasco two year old girl whose eye trouble stirred national concern was reported in satisfactory condition after an operation that removed her left eye. The malignant tumor behind it was also removed ten to fifteen minutes late, and doctors warned the delay could prove fatal. Despite opposition from her mother the surgery was performed.
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Sterilization Plan Reported as Model Law
Berlin dispatch says the Prussian board of health drafted a eugenic sterilization law to serve as a Reich model. Details are withheld. Some Nazi party factions have long advocated sterilizing those deemed physically or mentally unfit.
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Adolf Hitler
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Senate Infl ation Debate Rages Over Gold Content Clause
Daylong session in Washington as Republicans press to force a vote on the administration inflation plan. Glass weighs a speech against the proposal to empower the president to lower the dollar’s gold content. Other senators including Fess Reed and Connally argue for and against amendments Remonetization of silver and foreign debt payments are also debated as the clock ticks toward adjournment.
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Fess
Ohio
Pha
Letberg Gaid
Tomorow
Connally
Robinson
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Senate
Harrison
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Windirigg
Andrew W. Mellon
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Reed
Mellon
Wheeler
Mont
King
Utah
Hind
Peters
Hayden
D. Ariz
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Mrs Vallee Named in 100000 Alienation Suit
New York April 26 Mrs Fay Webb Vallee wife of Rudy Vallee was named defendant in a 100000 alienation of affections suit filed in supreme court by Mrs Kathleen Leon wife of actor Garfield Leon. The complaint alleges that during the current month Mrs Vallee induced Leon to leave his wife. A summons was served on Mrs Vallee April 7 as counsel said the Vallees have reached the parting of the ways.
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Rudy Vallee
Supreme Court
Kathleen Leon
Garfield Leon
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