Ford plans Maiden Dearborn flight for air line test
Henry Ford backs commercial aviation as the Maiden Dearborn freighter makes a test flight from Dearborn flying field piloted by Howard G. Hamilton with 1000 pounds of freight aboard. Ford predicts a six hour round trip and future fleet plans linking Detroit to Chicago and other cities.
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Mich
Henry March
Commere Aviation
Insternational News
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Aiden Dearborn
Myr
Mis
Dearborn
Fore Alm
Holward G. Hamilton
Tarry Russell
Varios
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Jase
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Seoul
Stopewiel
Bens
Los Angeles
Faatie Wrongis
Paul
Ford
Cas
Bive Ao M. RD
Regula Wlease Air Neil
Hegular
Word Motor Company
Bank of France may temporarily close its doors
A French cabinet crisis triggers talk of a temporary Bank of France shutdown to avoid paralyzing the country’s economy. Governor Robineau warned the bank could suspend operations if no legal action is passed by midweek. Briand pressed to form a government and avert a broader financial crisis amid Socialist talks.
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de Blonvie
Robineau
Finance Ministry
Aristide Briand
Doumergue
Midi
Demonzie
Briand
Senate Finance Committee
Millies da Croix
Senate
Thenry de Runger
CAU
Miysea Palace
Donnergue
Formorrow
London
Rayon Poincare
Mentoor
Nich
Fin
Louis Loteheut
Branco
Locher
Germany
Ford interests prepare to buy Stout aircraft firm
Ford Motor Company may acquire the Stout aircraft company as it plans to enter active aircraft manufacture. Directors of Stout are to meet tomorrow and Ford interests are expected to present an offer likely to be accepted.
Opening Day Looms as 1925 Baseball Season Starts
New York April 18 Athletic America waits for the opening of the 1925 baseball season with hopeful forecasts of strong attendance. Umpires face potential threats echoing violent fan behavior while several marquee matchups are scheduled: Yankees at Yankee Stadium, Cubs vs Pirates in Chicago, White Sox vs Red Sox in Boston, Giants opening away, and Phillies hosting the Dodgers at Baker Bowl. The season promises high interest with crowds expected near 60,000 at key venues and the national circuit abuzz with early clashes and travel to Boston and Philadelphia.
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New York
Athletic America
Cogley
Washington
Philadelphia
Wood Town
Cleyvetanad
St. Louis Browns
Commerce Chamber Plans Spring Clean-Up
Harold I. Chittenden, school superintendent, is named chairman of the Chamber of Commerce spring clean up committee. A committee meeting will be held at Gosebulk tomorrow afternoon in Chamber of Commerce hall to set a date for Clean Up Week. The group includes J. C. O. Baker, Mrs Bent ley, Harold W. Brown, J. J. Hadkett Jr, Jacob Keeling, G. P. Peterson, John J. Roberts, Dr W. A. Reilly, Mrs Bertha Swanson, Miss Mary Weber and Robert Worrell.
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Harold I. Chittenden
Chamber of Commerce
Gosebulk
Chittenden
J. C. O. Baker
Agnes (. Bentley
Harold W
Coolidge Hosts Luncheon Of Northeastern Manufacturers
President Coolidge today hosted sixteen northeastern manufacturers at a luncheon. They discussed plans to launch a nationwide expansion of the junior achievement work system to restore old fashioned industrial pursuits and provide productive uses for youth leisure time. Participants included Bancroft of Boston Senator Lett of Massachusetts Albert Steiger Louis J Cheney George McDonald John Wadhams George W Davidson Samuel Russell H R Clelland Fred B Rice Charles L Allen F J Kingsbury A W Eaton and Representative Treadway.
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Coolidge
Chaituan Kgrace A
Afr Dau
Moses
Bancroft
Boston
Senatar Ils Lett
Republican
Massachusetts
Albert Steiger
Springfie
Louis J. Cheney
Hartford
Conn
George McDonald
Springfield
John Wadhams
Torrington
George W. Davidson
New York
Samuel Russell
Middletown
Connn
H. R. Clelland
Fred B. Rice
Charles L. Allen
Worcester
Mass
F. J. Kingsbury
Bridgeport
A. W. Eaton
Pittsfield
Representative Treadway
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations Reversed Again
Washington April 18 The Kansas court of industrial relations suffered another setback as the United States Supreme Court reversed decision 18 in a high court ruling. The case centers on state labor relations and the impact of federal oversight on industrial dispute procedures. The episode marks a notable clash between state labor policy and federal judiciary directions.
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Washington
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
United States Supreme Court
Great Crowd At Church Where The President Worships
Washington reports a large crowd at First Congregational church on Sunday for President and Mrs Cook's service. Police formed a line to hold back eager attendees as ushers admitted groups of twenty to thirty people at a time, with many elderly mourners left outside. One distressed woman said she never missed services and felt too late to try another church. A captain reassured her, saying God knows she tried.
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Washington
First Congregational Church
Capper
Woman Married Here Defend ant In Divorce Suit
Catherine Jackson of Naugatuck married Joseph Venturino in Poughkeepsie after a prior marriage to another man. Jackson, living in Poughkeepsie, faces a divorce suit filed by Venturino, who claims bigamy and seeks dissolution of their union. Venturino, unaware of the first marriage, is represented by Benjamin H. Brevoort. the case is expected to proceed without contest.
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Piblle Uiterase
Catherine Jackson
Naugatuel
Joseph Venturino
Poughkeepsie, N
Roosevelt
Whines
Hea
Jackson
Naugatuck
South Matin Street
Ventorino
Louis Schiller
Poughkeepsie
Yventorino O
Benjamin HH. Brevoort
Boston Woman Killed By Auto In Washington
Miss Irma Sicotee an 8u Boston resident was struck while crossing a street and killed. Her mother Mrs Anna Sicotle 60 suffered probable fatal injuries. Driver James A Punnel 24 and associates were arrested as authorities investigated the accident. A second item notes France and Germany signing a Franco German frontier agreement January 128.
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Miss Irma Sicottee
Washington
Miss Irma Sicotie
Boston
Anna Anna
Sicotle
James A. Punnel
War
Ostar Cenorge Barnes
Daug Hody
Sieatle
Snow Blanketed New England as Temperatures Plunge
Boston April 13 a New England section lay under a snow cover with the mercury at 3.85 degrees above zero and Easter warmth gone. The weather man predicted fair weather for Tuesday amid winter’s last gasp fading.
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Boston
Mass
New England
Contract Awarded for 785 Tons of Coal for Schools
The borough awards a year’s heating coal contract to G. W. Benedict, the lowest of four bids. The plan covers 550 tons of oil coal, 13 tons of stove coal, and 100 tons of bituminous coal at specified prices, totaling about 9,?000 with provisions for possible extra needs if winter is severe.
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Supt. of
H. MM
Chittenden
Benedict
Tuel
Philacelphia & Reading
Mr. Benedict
Edward Pp, O'Brien
Wilson I. Clark
Union City Goal Company
Death by own action pact ends in double tragedy
In Cumberlana Maryland, April a male and female, Erma Ly and James J Maughy, committed a death by own action pact. Both shot themselves after driving to a highway near Hiking, Maughy having reportedly killed Ly first. A note signed J Lo and Wy Ly was found in the car. Maughy, a 30 year old from Par sons, West Virginia, had been married recently.
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Cumberlana
Mrmal L. Wrank
Watkins
W. Va
James J. Maughy
Parsons, W. V
Maughy
Erma
J. Lo
Wy Ly
German election draws crowds amid sharp debates
Berlin reports show massive public interest in Germany’s second presidential election two weeks prior. Wilhelm Marx and Field Marshal Von Hindenburg dominate discussions as crowds debate policies and Hindenburg’s fitness, while communists largely stay silent amid a backdrop of political mudslinging over party platforms.
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Berlin
Germany
Bu T
Wilhelm Marx
von Hindenburg
Eliefes
Marx
Potassium Chlorate Tariff Raised by Proclamation
Washington April 18 President Coolidge proclaimed a tariff increase on potassium chlorate. The duty rose fifty percent from 1 1 2 cents per pound to 2 cents. The action follows a flexible provision of the tariff act and was approved unanimously by the States.
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Washington
Coolidge
House to House Canvass Tightens Club Subscriptions
Cham ber of Commerce led drive as energetic Auto Gift Chair members canvassed door to door for subscriptions. The campaign targets old and new subscribers with advance payments and incentives, aiming to exceed a $20 count for grand prizes and boost renewals before the final deadline.
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Auto Gift
Hindenburg
Hoan Esaninke
Rome
Bri
AM Ghose Wii
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Enoush
Catlaiis
Judge Nickerson orders New Haven Road to pay bill
Bridgeport Conn April 18 Judge J Nickerson in superior court ordered the New Haven railroad to pay 3634 to the Interstate Window Glass corporation after a damage suit. The Pennsylvania firm claimed it shipped 265 hp of window glass to a local concern in December 1928 and the railroad delayed delivery citing late instructions.
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Genn
Th J. Nickerson
Superior Court
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Window Glass Corporation
One
Pennsylvania Corporation
Raiload
Woman charged with operating a baby market in Los Angeles
Los Angeles April 13 Mrs Hazel Sims faced trial on a slavery law violation for operating a baby market where infants fetched 100 to 600 dollars. She allegedly ran a baby store trading offspring of an unwed mother for cash to foster parents. The DA charges a Hawthorne woman paid 25 dollars down and signed for 100 dollars for a baby born to a 14 year old at the Sims establishment. Penalty under the old California anti slavery law ranges one to ten years.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Hazel Sims
California
Sims
Pied Aboard Ship Body of Col Pfaff Arrives
The liner Adriatic returned to New York from a Mediterranean cruise today with the body of Colonel Charles Pfaff of Boston aboard. Pfaff died during the voyage while serving in the artillery.
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New York
Charles. Pfaff
Boston
Col. Pfaff
Faspas Hugetts
Artilery
Missing Child Searched In City Sewers
New York police received permission to search sewers for two weeks missing five year old Rad Monde Von Maluski after a report the child may have been dropped into a sewer. Authorities probe drains and allege a possible foul play link.
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New York
Chieu-yvear
Radmonde von Maluski
Capture of Wanted Woman Near Union Station
Mrs Winona Green, held on a murder charge involving her husband’s parents, who escaped from the county jail at Little Rock Arkansas, was captured Sunday while walking along the Missouri Pacific Railroad near Union Station in Memphis.
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Willie
Memphis
Winona, Green
Fife
Little Bork
Ark
Union Station
Well Known Lawyer Curtis Dead at 42 in Coxsakie
April 13. Tarria Melt, Curtis, former Greene County district attorney, died at his Coxsakie home from pleuro-pneumonia at age 42. His father Alfred W. Curtis, a Rochester lawyer, died last Thursday at Coxsakie.
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Tarria
Curtis
Greene County
Coxsakie
Alfred W. Curtis
Rochester
Coxsakig
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