Flight relief plane brings spares for trans Atlantic Bremen
Montreal reports the Bremen relief flight landed at Keenely Island at 11 40 AM as Bernt Ichen and Major General Fitzmaurice piloted the relief craft from Seven Islands to aid the injured crew. Floyd Bennett remains in serious condition with pneumonia and bronchial inflammation after the Detroit to Quebec leg. Mrs. Bennett and Commander Byrd head to Quebec to join him.
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Bremen
Keenely Island
Marconi Company
Bernt Ichen
Fitzmane
Greenly Island
Bennett
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Jeffery Hale Hospital
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Detroit
Len
Yestery
Flood Warning Issued For Camden Arkansas Ouachita River
The United States Weather Bureau warns the Ouachita River at Camden Arkansas will exceed flood stage of 30 feet within two days and crest between 32.5 and 34.5 feet Thursday or Friday due to heavy rains. Warnings also issued for Arkadelphia while the Mississippi River rises slowly with no rapid increase expected.
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New Orleans
Hited States Weather Bureau
Ouachita River
Camden
Ouachita
Arkadelphia
Ark
Satur
Three-Year-Old Seattle Boy Smokes One Cigar Daily
Freddie Riggs, a Seattle three year old, has become an avid cigar smoker. He began chewing a pipe as a baby and moved to cigars by age one. He smokes one cigar each night and remains otherwise healthy. Dr Tra C Crown will examine him to understand tobacco craving.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Freddie Riggs
Ralph Riggs
Freddie
Tra C. Crown
Sinclair Summoned for Questioning on Bond Profits
Washington April 25 Harry F Sinclair was summoned to appear before the senate Teapot Dome committee to answer questions about Continental Trading company liberty bond profits. The summons followed his acquittal on a conspiracy charge related to the Teapot Dome lease and he is vacationing in New Jersey with his family.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate
Sinclair
Senator Walsh
Montana
Continental Trading Company
Continental
Sinclair Trial Delayed Law Student's Nuptials
Roy R. Shockey 26, a Georgetown University law student and one of the youngest jurors who acquitted Harry F. Sinclair, rushed from the jury room to obtain a marriage license for fiancé Miss Jeanette Mary Lyon 21 after the trial.
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Washington
Roy R. Shockey
Harry F. Sinclair
Jeanette Mary Lyon
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Georgetown University Law School
Ministers Praise Associated Press Policy at Luncheon
The Rev Dr S Parkes Cadman and Milton H Aylesworth lauded the Associated Press at a luncheon in New York. AP policy and broadcasting cooperation with WJZ were highlighted as examples of news distribution and integrity. The remarks were broadcast as part of the National Broadcasting Company network.
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Associated Press
New York
WJZ
Nationalroadcasting Company
Milton H. Aylesworth
Nhe National Broadcasting Company
S. Parkes Cadman
Federal Council
Churches of Christ In America
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Star
The
Cadman
Record
Plans Foiled In Kidnapping Plot Against Dolores Del Rio
The Los Angeles report says actress Dolores Del Rio was marked as a kidnapping victim in a $100,000 plot. Arrested are Rosa Ayala a former maid and Gustavo Carillo a Mexican graduate. a second man and three others are sought. The plan aimed to abduct Del Rio from her apartment and demand ransom from her father.
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Dolores del Rio
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Iixaminer Today
Homer Cross
Rosa A Ayala
Miss del Rio
Gustavo Carillo
Arizona
Carillo
Sonora
J. L. Asunsulo
Mexico City
Trosper
Nogales
Mexico
Jaime del Rio
Union Sulphur Strikes Second Oil Gusher in New Field
Union Sulphur company brought in its second gusher in two days at the new sulphur mines oil field. No. 723 well flowed 500 barrels a day, with total depth of 5,279 feet. The field now has four producing wells and three new locations, derricks rising on two locations and work ongoing on the third.
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Associated Press
Lake Charles
Union Sulphur Company
Sulphur Mines
Train washout cancels southern baseball games at Castleberry
Four southern teams Mobile Birmingham Atlanta and New Orleans were delayed by a washout on Louisville and Nashville tracks at Castleberry Alabama. Mobile was to play in Atlanta and New Orleans in Birmingham, but both games were canceled due to the rain.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Louisville and Nashville
Castleberry
Mobile Register
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Traffic signal rules to start in business district
Traffic lights begin operating tomorrow in the business district guiding motorists pedestrians and street cars. Red means stop green go and yellow with a bell signals crossing only for those already committed to the intersection. Signals are synchronized to halt DeSiard traffic on both sides simultaneously aiding pedestrian crossing and safety.
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H. D. Apgar
DeSiard
North Second
St. John
First Real Skirmish in Race Will Be Tomorrow
Washington reports the first major pre convention test in Ohio where Herbert Hoover will vie for 51 delegates as nine states hold primaries and conventions this week. Alaska Rhode Island Massachusetts Pennsylvania also vote shaping Republican and Democratic delegate totals ahead of Kansas City and Houston conclaves.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ohio
Kansas City
Houston
Herbert Hoover
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Hoover
Buckeye
Kansas
Hawaii
Oklahoma
Michigan
Nevada
Arizona
Hambones Meditations in Desenh Radios Mighty Party
A fragmented note on a religious speaker at a public gathering. It mentions Misitatw Lambert delivering a sermon and a humorous critique of a radio event. The misspelled text hints at a lively, chaotic church radio scene with a local flavor.
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Mighty Party
Lambert
Two Women Cut by Glass as Bus Flips
A bus owned by Eason Transfer Company carrying six to seven passengers overturned after a Chevrolet crossed into its path near Sterlington road between Monroe and Fairbanks. Miss Virginia Gulley 17 suffered deep neck and throat cuts, Mrs. George H. Clark had a bleeding right hand, two colored men were only lightly injured, and the driver of the other car was arrested for reckless driving.
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Monroe
Fairbanks
Virginia Gulley
C. H. Gulley
George H. Clark
Fowler
Charles Phillips
Sterlington Road
Andrew Kitney
Miss Gulley
Clark
J. A. Chambers
Perryville
Monroe Commercial College
C. G. Cooper
News-Star
Thirteen Die In Grecian Earthquake Night Of Fear
At least thirty people were killed as a sequence of earthquakes struck central Greece with more than twenty shocks. Corinth and Lutra ki bore the heaviest damage with most houses destroyed and the town in darkness. Americans surveying Old Corinth were deemed safe. Lutraki reports ten fatalities and all hotels damaged.
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Athens
Greece
Corinth
Lutraki
Pelononesus
Old Corinth
New City
Big Well Brought In At Alto On Sunday
A Ruston Drilling Mulhern No 1 in Richland parish near Alto finished at 2 20 today with a daily open flow of 48687950 cubic feet. Feazel Duffs No 1 in section 21 16 6 drew a huge crowd as Alto again became a motorist Mecca with highway traffic three abreast and a larger turnout than February when a gas crater attracted many.
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Mulhern No
Richland Parish
Alto
W. C. Feazel
Richland Field
Feazel-Duff No
Masked Men Tie N Y C Woman in Gas Jet Ordeal
In New Orleans two masked assailants bound 24 year old Mrs Margaret Cowan to a kitchen chair and opened gas jets. After 45 minutes neighbors called for help and she was taken to a hospital. Police say she had been threatened by two men last week. One man held a pistol while the other tied her. No motive disclosed.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Margaret Cowan
Reid Refuses to Surrender Vital Safety Clauses
In Washington on April 23 the House rejected an amendment to the senate flood control bill proposing reservoirs on Mississippi tributaries by a 114 to 109 vote. Speaker Madden after White House talks indicated concessions, while Reid announced partial approvals limiting federal liability and shifting costs to states for levee rights of way. Frear charged the bill creates a political commission to assume local levee obligations.
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Y Associated Press
Owashington
House Today
Senate
Shallenberger
Reid
Frear
Washington
White House
Mississippi
Madden
House Appropriations
Coolidge
House
Mississippi River
Cape Girardeau
Gulf of Moxico
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Wisconsin
District Court Sets 21 Cases for May Term
The May term opens May 7 with 21 jury trials set. Notable cases include State vs Charlies Pilcher for murder on May 14, and embezzlement charges against E O Lance. Other defendants faced arraignments for carnal knowledge, attempted assault, manslaughter, larceny, and related indictments with trial dates through May 19.
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District Criminal Court
State
Charlies Pilcher
Lance
Jocal Automobile
Powell
West Monroe
A. C. Hicks
Trenton
Hicks
Alec Kirby
Sam Bell
Louisiana Power and Light Company
Sterlington
Bell
Monroe
Griffin
G. H. Griffin
Euala Brown
Frank James
FP. Strauss & Sons
Jackson Flooded as Pearl River Rises Toward 31 Feet
Low sections of Jackson were under water as the Pearl River rose since Saturday. The weather bureau predicted flood stage of 31 feet by Wednesday. Heavy rains Saturday night and Sunday caused the rise. today the stage was 28.8 feet.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Pearl River
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