Austria Ousts Fleeing Convicts In Political Upheaval
Major Austrian shift after Kurt Schuschnigg ousted Ernst Von Starhemberg and Heimwehr leaders from government. Rome-bound Starhemberg plans discus sion with Mussolini as Geneva debates League of Nations. In Oklahoma McAlester prison fugitives abduct farmer wife and two guards after a dawn break, wounding one guard as posse and bloodhounds scour the hills.
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Associated Press
Lite
Austria
Kurt Schuschnigg
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Mussolini Starhemberg
Mussolini of
Haly
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Schuschnigg
Italy
Geneva
Germany
Rome
Mussolini
U Duce
Ethio
League of Nations Council
Addis Ababa
Alvin J. Stellkope
Associated Pres
Vienna
Ernst von Starhemberg
Heimwwehr
von Starhemberg
Prince von Starhemberg
Provincia
Mcalester
Okla
William Doaks
Pittsburg
Merrill
A.D. Powell
McAlister
Mike Isabel
Doaks
Antlers
Roy Kenny
Stewart
Tuck Cope
Victor Conn
Jerry Stringfellow
Cope
Stringfellow
Powell
Kenny
Claude Bea
Archie Herring
Jess Cunningham
Bill Anderson
Antfers
Hindenburg Returns to Germany After Maiden Atlantic Flight
The Hindenburg lands at 5:45 a.m. Frankfurt time ending its first Atlantic crossing from America. Official time 49 hours 3 minutes, covering 6,670 kilometers. Crowds greet the airship while officials honor Dr. Hugo Eckener and Capt. Lehmann with silver cups.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Frankfort
Main
Germany
Atlantic
Szepp Hindenburg
Amhricr
Lakehurst
N. J
United States
Friedrichshafen
America
Los Ayeles
Normandie
Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin Company
Eingst
Lehmann
Hindenburg
Eckener
Jacob Sprenger
Zeppelin
Weather and Cooler Across Regions Tonight and Friday
In Kentucky the extreme east will see a cooler night with Friday fair and warmer conditions. Virginia expects fair weather with likely frost in the west and cooler in the southwest, then warming Friday. North Carolina will be fair tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures tonight.
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Vale
Warner
Virginia
North Carolina
Solons End Their Debatable Issues
Washington May 14 The House cleared of controversial matters focused on routine legislation as committees refined the tax bill and the relief appropriation totaling 1.425 billion dollars. The Senate pursued closed door studies, while the finance committee reviewed new tax schedules from the Treasury. The treaty limiting warship sizes also received committee attention.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Treasury Department
Missionary Work Aids World Peace Speech at SBC Meet
In St Louis on May 14 the Southern Baptist Convention opening session compared a missionary to a battleship as a peace agent. Dr John R Sampey of Louisville Ky argued missionaries prevent war at lower cost and urged delegates from 18 southern states and DC to address denomination problems and their solutions. One speaker asserted that a single able missionary can deter war more than a dreadnought. Continued on page twelve.
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St.“ Louis
Southern Baptist Convention
John R. Sampey
Lewisville
District of Columbia
Japan
United States
Lighter victim Pauline Lane to be buried in Knoxville
Pauline Lane, 16, died in Philadelphia from a hemorrhage after a cigarette lighter cap lodged in her lung. Her body was due to arrive in Knoxville by train. funeral arrangements hinge on her condition and timing, with pallbearers to be friends. Survived by her parents two sisters Bobby Jean and Thelma and a brother James Lane.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Pauline Lane
Philadelphia
Hemmerhage
James Lane
Pauline
Cam
Heese Patterson
Chevalier Jackson
Patterson
von Tauline
Batterson
Rooney
Bobby Jean
Thelma
Heather
Coal Dealers Pick Officers in Tennessee Institute
Tennessee coal dealers, meeting in Memphis, prepared to elect new officers and reorganize the Tennessee Coal Institute. Leaders, including Roberts and Batlle, accused churches and educational groups of aiding radical campaigns and opposing government power development as wasteful, urging resistance to federal expansion plans.
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Tennes
Tennessee
Tennessertion
Vt Tetui
Ehureh
Pehie Z. Baterts
Roberts
America
Magivedi
Jann J. Batlle
Bf Weethimsten
National Car Association
Mississippi Valley Authority
Weather in April Adverse to Crops in Tennessee
Weather in April was generally unfavorable for Tennessee agriculture with subfreezing first-week temperatures harming peaches and widespread dry spells across the western and northern regions. May 1 conditions showed 78 percent of normal for crops and a forecast of 2,988,000 bushels, down from 3,636,000 last year due to increased acreage and moisture shortages. Pasture condition lagged at 87 percent of normal, the lowest on record for April.
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Knoxville
Tennessee
Toe
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wie University of Tennessee
Light-skinned intruder harms nurse at St Luke's in Chicago
A man believed to be the Guild killer struck nurse Louise Rickert in a fourth floor room at St Luke's hospital, escaped through a window, as police continued to hunt the suspect. The assailant, described in his twenties and about 5 feet 7 inches, fled after breaking a window during the attack in the nurses' home near downtown Chicago.
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Chicago
Meer
Lillian Guild
W.C.A
St. Luke's Hospital
Louise Rickert
Detroit
Mich
Guild
Michigan Boulevard
Sergt. Kyran Phelan
Detective Bureau
Miss Rickert
Edna Fletcher
Miss Fletcher
Miss Ruth Chase
Miss Chase
Sergt. Phelan
Loop Business District
Michigan Avenue
Tax official shot on highway near Hammond Indiana
John Wm. Foster of Marion Indiana an alcohol tax unit agent was shot and killed on a highway south of Hammond near St John. Two fellows followed in a black coupe with plates from Marion County. Suspects fled toward Indianapolis as police sealed roads and investigated a possible killer with a quick trigger finger. Foster had joined the unit January 22 1996 and was married.
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Hammond
Ind
John Wm. Foster
Marion
Bureau of Internal Revenue
St. John
George L Winkler
Alcanol
Indianapolis
Foster
Calumet Vines
Milwaukee
Wis
We Roads Federal
Indiana
Calumet
Matt
Marion County
Lafayette
Idianapoli
Lake County
Doghouse Taken But Dog Left Behind
Adaams Gaines, circus manager, reports a doghouse theft and a missing dog. The dog was found chained at the spot where the doghouse stood last night, while the doghouse itself is gone. Adams suspects a thief may return for the dog.
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Gaines Adaams
Citcus Fon Nanager
Robinson Lodged in Atlanta Prison
The last of the 1933 to 1935 Kidnapers era was sent to Atlanta Federal Penitentiary under heavy guard. Thomas H. Robinson Jr. pleaded guilty to kidnapping Mrs. Alice Speed Stall in 1934 for 50000 ransom and was sentenced to life. His arrest followed swift DOJ action, with earlier captures in Minnesota and California.
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Atlanta
Steel and Stone
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Louisville
Alice Speed
Ellwood Hamilton
Glendale
Calif
Women Will Back Hat On Movement In Congress
Washington May 24 Ladies of Congress say they do not care if men keep hats on in elevators. Reaction to the formation of the Association for the Prevention of Taking Of Hats In Elevators, or APTCHE, prompts comments from Representative Florence Kahn and Senator Hattie Caraway. They emphasize personal choice and that women should not be judged for wearing hats in public spaces.
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Washington
Ladies of Congress
Association For the Prevention
Aptche
Florence Kahn
California
Rex Tugwell
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Senate
Hangover Effect Measured By Brain Waves
At AMA meeting in Kansas City the encephalograph recorded distinct brain beat patterns for normal, drunken, and hangover states. Harvard doctors reported each person has an electric fingerprint. hangover beats ran faster and larger then normal, but subsided hours later to near normal size.
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Kansas City
American Medical Association
Harvard Medical School
Frederick. A. Gibbs
William G. Lennox
Hallowell Davis
Bron J. Gibbs
Albert Grass
Newsboys And Landlady Describe Robison As Host
In Glendale a luxurious bungalow hosted Thomas H. Robinson Jr. a fortnight before a noted abduction. Landlady Mrs Mary Spenser recalled a nine room home rented to him two months prior with a pale woman posing as his wife. Two newspaper route collectors confirmed a dinner party on April 28 and payments to a dark haired woman living there. Federal agents disclosed details of the case.
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Los Angeles
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Glendale
Mary Spenser
Prunette
New York
Route E
Womt
Borah Attacks Leadership Ahead of Cleveland Convention
Senator Borah denounces Republican leaders over the Wagner Costigan anti-lynching bill and vows to influence platform and candidate selection at the Cleveland convention. With unbound delegates set to rise, GOP hopes and Democratic plans hinge on evolving preconvention strategy as campaigns for Knox, Lanson, and Roosevelt unfold.
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Edward J. Duffy
Associated Press
Washington
Borah
Cleveland
Ohio
Ydahoan
Atrikes
Lanson
Ikansas
Frank Knox
Ilinois
London
Knox
Seattle
Vermont
Police Dog Killed for Killing Sheep in Kentucky
In Hopkinsville Kentucky a police dog that killed a sheep was executed after court proceedings. The owner, Belper Wret, and attorney J Charles Sening reported the sheriff ordered the dog killed following a neighbors’ concerns. The hearing concluded with the execution order relayed to city authorities.
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Hopkinsvillie
Branton
Belper
J Charles Sening
Ana
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