Lord Robert Cecil Advocates Limited Cooperation Abroad
Lord Robert Cecil concludes U S tour with belief Americans accept isolation as impractical and will devise methods to aid Europe. He declines league of nations but urges action on international cooperation during his four week visit under the Foreign Policy Association.
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Associated Press
New York
Robert Cecil
United States
Robert
League of Nations
Europe
Foreign Policy Association
House of David Called Frauds in State Suit
Associated Press reports a written decision by Judge Juhn de Stan labeling the House of David colony and leaders Boujarin and Mary Purnell as frauds. The ruling awarded compensation to John and Muararet Padel for services while members of the colony. The state aims to dissolve the colony and faces a failed appeal as the Supreme Court denies relief.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids, Mich
House of David Colony
Boujarin
Mary Purnell
Juhn de. Stan
John
Muararet Paudel
Lansing
Mich
House of David
Michigan Surrame Court
Ingram Circuit
Penalties for Officials in Gary Liquor Conspiracy Case
In Indianapolis on April 28 Judge Ferdinand Greiger denied motions for new trials for all but three defendants in the Gary liquor conspiracy case. Fifty two convicted individuals received sentences from one day to one year six months. Roswell O. Johnson and others faced fines and prison terms, including a $2,000 fine for the mayor of Gary, and $1,000 fines for several officials.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Gary
Ferdinand Greiger
United States District Court
Wiliam H. Olds
Lake County
Charles L. Clemens
Roswell O. Johnson
Atlanta
Lewis Barnes
Public Works
William M Dunn
Blaze Lucas
Gary Trorngy
West Virginia approves two cent per gallon wholesale gas tax
A bill to levy a two cent per gallon wholesale gasoline tax has passed both houses of the West Virginia legislature and is sent to the governor for approval. The measure applies to gas sold in wholesale dealings within the state.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Taken for Burglar in Kansas City Incident
Alvin H. Mapgell shot and wounded a 16 year old boy named Marvin believing him to be a burglar at Marvin’s home in Kansas City on April 28. The boy was said to be attempting to enter the residence without waking the household when the father fired.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Hon Marvin
Alvin H. Mapgell
Solons Inspect Eastland Oil Fields Visit Desdemona
The legislative party inspecting the Eastland oil fields arrived in Ranger from Eastland this afternoon and visited Gemany and Desdemona.
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Ranger
Texas
Eastland
Germany
Desdemena
Kansas City Leader Leaves for Dayton and Washington
Fred Starek director of the War Finance Corporation departs Kansas City on a nonstop flight to Dayton Ohio this morning and plans to leave Dayton tomorrow for Washington.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Fred Starek
War Finance Corporation
Dayton
Ohio
Washington
French Ace Captain Madon Reaches Nome After Forced Landing
Captain Georges Madon, commander of the round the world flying circus led by Captain Bapt, arrived in Nome on April 28 signaling safe arrival after an emergency landing. Italian planes and dirigibles had been scouring the area for him.
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Hy Associated Press
Nome
Georges Madon
Bapt
Pardon Court Grants Clemency to 99 Convicts in Four Months
In Jackson Mississippi on April 28 Governor Russell pardoned or suspended sentences for ninety nine convicts in the first four months of the year. Among those released are twenty one murderers, thirteen of whom were serving life terms.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Russell
American minister reaches Kalgan apology over Coltman death
Washington reports that at Peking American Minister Schurman secured a settlement with the Chinese foreign office in the Coltman case. The agreement calls for an apology from the Kalgan governor, removal from office of the chief of staff and two adjutants, and payment of indemnity to Coltman’s heirs as fixed by the U S government.
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Associated Press
Washington
Schurman
Peking
Foreign Office
Coltman
Charles Coltman
Kalgan
Tuchun
Four Men Held for the Killing in Oklahoma
In Idabell Oklahoma two men are in Clarksville Texas under arrest for murder connected to the killings of T L Flanscl and three family members. John W Pope and Red Harvey are expected to be brought back for extradition while A L Mill and Ira Gardner are held locally. The four victims are to be buried today.
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Associated Presa
Idabell
Okla
T. IL. Flanscl
Richard Jones
Clarksville
Texas
John W. Pope
Hansell
Red” Harvey
Jones
A. L. Mill
Ira Gardner
Pope
Noted Umpire Paul Sentelle Dies After Illness
Cincinnati April 28 Associated Press reports National League umpire Paul Sentelle aged 45 died today after an aggravated appendicitis attack. He endured more than a week of illness and was known as a popular figure. Sentelle resided in New Orleans.
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Associated Prear
Cincinnati
Paul Sentelle
Sentelle
New Orleans
Disorder at Wembley Hill stadium opening floods stands
London April 23 reports the new 120000 capacity stadium at Webley Hill hosting the English and Welsh football final. After the crowd filled the venue severe disorder broke out with forty casualties as fans stormed the floors and the game was paused when spectators surged onto the field.
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London
Webley Hill
England
Wales
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