Reward Offered for Conviction of Chicago Bombers
Chicago officials post a 65000 dollar reward for arrest and conviction of bombers who attacked the homes of U S Senator Deneen and Circuit Judge Swanson. The effort, tied to political factions around Robert Crowe and Mayor Thompson, faces few leads as police report no developments. Local authorities, amid multiple prior bombings, hope the reward and immunity promise will spur breakthroughs.
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Chicago
Marca
Hughes Terse
Ince
Hav
Taft
Chicano
Walter Walker
Em Seiler
South Halsted Street
Crowe
Naval appropriations bill pushed to Senate for giant airships
Washington March 27. The 1928 29 naval appropriation bill moved to the Senate with funds for two giant dirigibles and eight 10,000 ton cruisers plus continued work on eight submarines. The House passed it late yesterday without roll call, boosting the naval establishment by over 20 million dollars and authorizing 2 million for start of dinghy? Actually hangar construction and airship procurement. Navy officials called it a major step to place the United States in its rightful marine position. A Goodyear bid and a Brown-Boveri bid were discussed for constructing the ships and hangar, with a cost around 8 million. The plan would equip the airships with space for five airplanes and launching gear. In Cambridge, Mass. Robert E. Cunit was charged after a fire incident but a grand jury declined to indict him for obstructing firemen.
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Washington
Navy
Mot |Ett
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Mercaunt Marine
Mary Wilbur
Capitol
Goodyear Company
Akron
Ohio
Onetivan Brown- Boveri Company
Caumlen
Goodyear
Ne Ming
Joffett
United Shires
Ahly
Mahin
Ireman
Cambridge
Mass
Robert E. Cunit
Tony Woards
Ile
Odd Crime Note Portrays Puzzling Bets and Tips
A garbled report hints at a crime scene involving tips and bets. Police discovered unclear references to a game or vase setting and a crowd or players betting on positions. The fragment mentions 26 042 and Tokyn estes with missing context and names.
Relations Between Mexico and U S Seen Improve
Washington officials report firmer Mexico United States relations due to new regulations governing foreign companies in the southern republic. Ambassador Morrow and Mexican President Calles oversee steps resolving objections, with pre May 1 1927 mineral land titles recognized in perpetuity, easing long diplomatic tensions.
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Washington
Slater
Mexica
Dmeht W. Morrow
United States
Ssstes Fio
State Department
Morrow
Mexicative Department
Calles
Legislative Branch
Lepan
United _ Htates
Congress
Brothers tied to Love Slaying police seek brother
NEW YORK March 28 Brothers were involved in the Love Slaying case. Marie Terwiliger, 19, was shot as she left a doorway. Police suspect Harry McHugh, postmaster and elder brother, of the crime linked to a feud with the slain girl’s suitor. Harry then fled and drowned in a creek flood.
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New York
Tosy
Marie Terwiliger
Tarc Hugh
Harry
Miss Terwillinger
Tease
Miss Terwilliger
Harry McHugh
Grand jury under fire in Miami police case
In Miami on March 28, the grand jury that indicted Chief H Leslie Quigg and six Miami police officers for murder faced challenges. Attorneys sought their release from custody while moving to disqualify jurors over alleged irregularities in drawing and convening. Judge E H Atkinson held hearings and planned a ruling today or tomorrow as defense motions continued.
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Miami
Fla
Henes Quigg
H. Kier
EP. Pierce
Quigg
Miame
H. Leslie Quigg
Qui End
Greetuigs
E. H. Atkinson
Three Americans Die In Toluca Plane Crash
In Toluca, Mexico, a small passenger plane carrying three Americans from Nogales to Mexico City was torn by a gust of wind. The aircraft dove from about 900 feet and crashed into a side street near the city center. Victims include Rohli, a cattleman from New Mexico. Wallace Springer, a cattleman. and another American identified through telegrams. the American consul general reported.
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Mexico Sty
Nogales
Arizona
Mexico City
Toluca
Rohli
Lucs
Douglas
Svg
Alexander W. Wedasl
Roh Fs
California Valencia orange exposition opens May 24
California's annual Valencia orange exhibition will open in Anaheim on May 24 and run for ten days. All summer orange districts of the state will be penetrated.
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Anaheim
Cal
California
Honors for aged Kyoto citizens in forthcoming coronation
An AP dispatch notes that during Emperor Hirohito's November coronation, all Japanese aged 80 and over will receive imperial gifts. The measure covers those abroad as well as residents, reflecting the national celebrations and honors.
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Kyoto
Japan
Hirohito
New Iowa oat variety Jegold touted for rust immunity
AMES Iowa AP topoid new variety of oats said by L C Burnett of the agronomy section of the Iowa State College experiment station to yield as much or more than the best varieties and nearly immune to stem rust. It was developed from a single Kherson plant and has stiff straw that stands well on high soil. Burnett also developed Iowa 103 Iowa 105 Iowar and Iogren oats.
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Ames
Iowa
L. C. Burnett
Iowa State College Experiment Station
Burnett
Weather Summary for Virginia and Tennessee
Fair and slightly warmer tonight in Virginia with possible showers later. Tennessee sees increasing clouds and warmth with showers and thunderstorms from east to west tomorrow, then cooler conditions in the west. Readings at 6 pm show high yesterday 72, low 58, rainfall 0.51 inches. comparisons to last year noted.
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Virginia
Tennessee
East
West
Eooier
U. S
Hecely ¢. L. Bunn
Markets Pause After Frenzied Rally As Old Favorites Falter
Stocks opened with strength but retreated from earlier highs as General Motors Radio and U S Steel eased. New leaders emerged led by Pan-American, Sinclair Oil and others as record prices appeared for New York Central General Foods and American Can amid shifting oil regulation news.
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York
General Motors
Radio
U.S. Steel Common
New York Central
General Hludyk
American Can
Continents Can
Sinclair Oil
Nin Vom
Pan-American
Yanying
Pennsylvania Bears Memorials in France
Pennsylvania memorials to World War I troops will be dedicated May 29 and 30 in France at Varennes Nanille and Fismes Fismette sites honoring the Twenty eighth Division Eightieth Division and Pennsylvania veterans. The projects are funded from a 300000 appropriation by the state legislature. Two additional memorials for the Seventy ninth Division and the Fifty third Field Artillery Brigade await approval and erection. A Keystone State veteran pilgrimage led by Major General William G. Price will visit the battle sites.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
France
Common Wealth of
Drinkins
Pennsylvania State Battle Monuments Commission
Varennes
Amercan
Fismes
Fismette
Veusie River
Nantillois
Montfaucon
Fifty-third Field Artillery
Mayo Wives In Politics In Rochester
Mayo wives active in politics as precinct delegates for Republican county conventions. Mrs W J Mayo declined to leave the city. In New York hospitals triplets occur about once in 6200 births. twins about one in 160.
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Mayo
Rochester, Minn
Rochester
W. J. Mayo
C. H. Mayo
New York
Plauen Court Delivers Bigamy Verdict In Saxony
A Plauen criminal court in Saxony arraigned Kurt Huberich on bigamy charges. The judge suggested he may return to his home, as the proceedings concluded with an offer or remark about residence. The fragmentary text leaves the exact outcomes unclear.
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Berlin
Plauen
Saxony
Quitidd
Kurt Huberich
Huberich
Three Germans Await Good Weather for New York Flight
In Dublin Trish Iree State March 28 three German aviators waited for favorable weather to fly from Bre nen to New York. They faced dangerous conditions after previous aviators perished while attempting such flights. Arthur Spintler, mechanic for the Junkers monoplane, wrote to friends in Dresden that they aim to be pioneers in service to humanity.
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New York
Dublin
Trish Iree
Aif
Asyay Tomor
Arthur Spintler
Junkers Monopline
Brenen
Dresden
Germany
Bre
Endurance Flight Record Attempt By Haldeman Stinson
Captains George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson launched from Jacksonville Beach Florida at 7:56 am EST in a Stinson Detroit er monoplane powered by a 220 Wright Whirlwind to exceed the world endurance record. They aim to fly along the Florida East Coast seeking a 52 hour 23 minute German benchmark, hoping favorable weather holds.
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Jacksonville
Beach
Fla
George Haldemen
Eddie Stinson
Florida East Coast
Haldeman
Ruth Eldex
Stinson
Detroit
Wall Street Clerks Grow Weary as Record Smashing Continues
New York March 28 A weary Wall Street clerk contemplates a summer trip as record market activity continues. Bonuses flood in with promises of Europe trips and large payoffs, while firms reward loyal staff with extra vacation, theater trips, and restaurant dinners. Fresh air in trading rooms is credited with reviving traders amid a 16 session frenzy and a 4,700,600 share turnover.
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Wall Street
New York
Paris
Serveyal
Europe
Schools to Debate on Smith for Pres
Williamsburg Va March 28 The subject resolved that Al Smith should be elected president of the United States will be debated tonight. The College of William and Mary will hold the affirmative with University of Alabama asserting the negative. The debate will cover political and economic aspects with no prohibition. Alabama will uphold the Negative with William H Elliott Jr and William Bolton to represent William and Mary Clanton W Williams and Hubert Hayes will speak for Alabama contenders.
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Williamsburg
al Smith
United States
College of Willi and Mary
Thomas Heflin
William H. Elliott, Jr
Nortalk
William Bolton
Abries
William and Mary
Clanton W. Williams
Alabama
Davidson College
Hubert Hayes
Tuscaloosa
Kansas City Builder Imports Outdoor Art from Europe
Kansas City builder Nichols plans to adorn a shopping center with Italian and Venetian outdoor pieces. He already owns Italian sculptures for a residence area and has faced vandalism when first importing European works. Nichols chairs the park and planning commission and aims to place more than 500 figures in pools and parks along city streets. He recently traveled to Spain for ornaments and has ties to Olathe, Kansas.
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Kansas City
Nichls
Spain
Italy
Venice
Florence
Nichols
Washington
Fron Nichols
Cap’ ‘Tei Park and Planning Commission
Ian“Olathe
Middle West
Federal Control of Soft Coal Sparks Senate Debate
The Senate debate centers on federal regulation of soft coal. Senator Bruce of Maryland opposes federal control, warning it could lead to socialization of industries, while Senators Goorling Idaho Wagner New York Wheeler Montana favor it as a last resort to stabilize bituminous mining. Percy Tetlow of United Mine Workers proposes federal regulation as a solution.
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Washington
Senate
Bruce
Maryland
Goorling
Idaho
Wagner
New York
Wheeler
Montana
Percy Tetlow
West Virginiia
United Mine Workers
Gooding
State Department Involved in Lindbergh Plans
Washington March 23 The State Department has something planned for Col Charles A Lindbergh with rumors of a world goodwill flight and a possible Pan American air service program. None confirmed after a brief yesterday with acting Secretary Olis.
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Tate Department
Col. Lindbergh
Washington
State Department
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Central
South America
Avitor
Olis
Condition of Mrs Coolidge's Mother Remains Unchanged
The article reports Mrs Lemira Goodhue Coolidge remains largely unchanged with some alertness and conversation after several days of delirium. President Coolidge’s wife traveled from Washington to be by the bedside. Dr Justin H L Hayes notes no heart distress but cautions variations may occur in an older patient. NORTHAMPTON MASS March CO-EDS ALSO EARN WAY. GREENCAS tle, Ind AP: University co-eds fund tuition by working, last semester earning about $6,000.
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Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Justin HL Hayes
NORTHAMPTON_ Mags
Greencastle
Ind
Dey Pauw University
Dad
Early wheat favored by Nerii-Grop at Nevada farm study
A Nevada University study indicates early wheats are favored as drier conditions approach. Researchers note these varieties mature three weeks earlier than spring wheats, saving water and adapting to impending drought, with implications for local farmers and the Federation.
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RENG
Nerii
Grop Specialits
University of Nevada
Nevada
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