Convention 10 Nominees and Committees Set After Primary
Report of a large Republican primary meeting at the Courthouse with no contests. Delegates and new executive committee members chosen from eight precincts. Officials elected include A Hart Etchison as chairman and Benjamin Rosenour Jr as vice chairman. May 3 set for nominating mayor, city register, tax collector, and five aldermen. Voter registration planned May 6 and 15 with revision May 22.
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Courhouse
Sy Cam An
Cassema
Freevnets
Cormbiunine
Seicc
Chacme
Ehocce
Folowing
A Hart Etchison
Vicecharman
Benjamin Rosenour
Olver Heefer
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Allock
Cty
Board of Aldermen
Elmer Munshower
Aubrey A Rhodemus
Ciuxy Register
Mi Tat Colleccor
William
Roderick
Hunter Bowers
Edward P Oden
Charles P Hiteshen
James Doub
Bowers
Mr Hiteshen
Doub
Edgar H. McBride
Reno S&s Ham
Walter E Ginn
E Austin James
Damis Mruaron
Cassy
Jers
Tee John Smuia
Oder Gavares
Wilsem Comiat
C James H Bovers
Irebaagh
Austin D¢Mes
Se M Cramers
Cretery
Estes
Fragmented OCR leads to chaotic plea for safety and evacuation
A garbled report describes a Friday morning incident prompting immediate response from officials. Evacuation orders are mentioned, with a tense scene around a suspected danger area. Authorities and residents face a rapid, unclear sequence of actions as the situation unfolds.
Kidnapper Escapes Illinois Prison By Sewer And River
Randall Nor, serving a life term for kidnapping banker August Luer of Alton, escapes from an Illinois prison by crawling through a sewer and swimming the Mississippi. Warden Raegan orders about 200 guards to search. authorities note a severed head reportedly found near a manhole, while Chester residents report no general alarm.
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Chester
Randall Nor
August Luer
Alton
Sauce Prison
Mississippi River
J. & Raegan
Novell Colli
Alon K
Tariff Chairman Seeks New Law Drive For Act Continues
Washington April 27 The head of the tariff commission testified before a Senate committee that the proposed trade agreement law would let the President modify tariffs for nations granting concessions. He said the cost of production changes across countries made the duty based on long studies obsolete. Other items noted: a House commerce panel approved a probe into ink and dairy product sales. A deed recorded shows Virginia Lewis selling property and a brick dwelling at 1312 North Market Street for 7000 dollars to Gertrude Hirsch and husband.
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Robert L. O'Brien
Zut Commission
Ark Tat
Pegnen Poatr
Congress
United States
Stock Exchange Regulator
House
Norman H. Davis
Davis
Tract Commission
Bytesby Engineers No Management Corporation of
Chicago
House Commerce Committee
The
Trade Commission
Lewis
M. Market Street
North Market Street
Esa Virginia Lewis and Husband
Gertrude Hirsch
Prison break and escape details surface near Collinsville
Two hours before the fact became public, guards armed with rifles swept the river bank while pursuing Jace to the prison, but Norvell appeared to have escaped. Prison officials declined to discuss the escape. A wealthy banker and meat packer was abducted from his home last summer by a woman and two men and released later near Collinsville, IL.
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Jace
Norvell
Lis
Collinsville
Sings Defy Threats At Carnegie Hall Concert
The article notes Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heink faced a threat via letter claiming harm if she sang at Carnegie Hall. She persisted, performing before about 2,000 cheering attendees in a concert organized by the Non-See m Anti-Nazi League Champion Human Rights to honor human rights.
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Mme
Ernestine Schumann Mem
Abose
New York
Carnegie Hall
Human Rights
Mencken Urges Brain Trust to Leave in Peace
Baltimore April 27 H L Mencken author and critic on a national radio hook up called on the brethren of the brain trust to be gone in peace before the country rises against them. He warned go back to sour or job and to stop trying cures for Uncle Sam while billing 100 000 000 and said if both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue desert you you will face loud music alone.
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Baltimore
H. L. Mencken
Brethren of the Prain Trust
Sam
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jury Acquits Bishop Cannon in DC Campaign Case
A District of Columbia jury acquitted Bishop James Cannon Jr and Ada L Burroughs of unlawful failure to report campaign contributions from 1928 The acquittal came after a three and a half hour deliberation and follows closing arguments that portrayed Cannon as a churchman defending his stance on prohibition The defendants faced two counts alleging concealment and willful failure to report contributions in the campaign against Alfred E. Smith
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Washington
Columbia Supreme Court
James Cannon, Jr
Ada L. Burroughs
Cannon
Frends
Peyton Gordon
Lesie C. Garcett
Southern Methodist
A’tred EK
Smith
Gary
Ath
Bishop
Bishop Cannon
Iis Court
Burroughs
City Campaign Ball Held at Armory Friday
Frederick County Democratic Club hosted a city county campaign ball at the State Armory Friday. Local leaders introduced candidates for city county offices while Patt Emmerton’s orchestra played. prizes were drawn for attendees including Mary Virginia, Mrs. Sheald, and others.
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Armory
Frederick County
Democratic Cin
State Armory
Patt Emmerton
Charles S Houck, Jr
Willard Marker
Isaac Hank Alshermsson Alto
Democratc Club
Lioyrd
Cuter
Lous E. Echelberger
Cit Register
Charles T Butcher
Herzer
S Schroeder
Roy M "Pat" Hitmer
John Hershberger
Regeter
Wils
Snerman P
Unclear courtroom remarks during Miss Burroughs case
Fragmentary OCR notes show Miss Burroughs and others in a church or court setting. The bishop declines comment while awaiting a formal statement and a conference in Jackson Mississippi. The tone suggests a somber, unsettled moment after a verdict.
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Ins
Miss Burroughs
Soudhemm Methodist Church
Jackson
Miss
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