Mexican Planes Yank To Bring Down Crossing Border
Lexington MO U S inquest ordered into the death of Fred Hearrington 40 at his Dover area home during a Saturday night raid by prohibition agents who confiscated a pint of liquor Hearrington was shot by deputy Eugene Seitz as he resisted and allegedly attacked constable Clarence Potts Seitz claims he fired while Hearrington was beating the constable
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Uu.r
Fred Hearrington
Dover
Prohibition
Hearrington
Eugene Seitz
Clarence Potts
Seitz
Air Patrols Patrolling Border as Rebel Offensive Fades
United States forces rallied eighteen fighter planes at Fort Huachuca to guard the Arizona border amid a lull in rebel attacks along Sonora Sinaloa and Chihuahua. Reinforcements move from Fort Crockett as Mexican and rebel air activity continues.
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Washington, D. C
Arizona
Sonora
Chihuahua
Sinaloa
Jimenez
la Forma
Vera Cruz
Calles
Aguas Calientes
Jalisco
Guanajuato
Ojinaga
Presidio
Palomas
Naco
Ariz
United States Army
Fort Huachuca
Fort Crockett
Tex
Nace
Lucas Gonzalez
Hyers
Fausto Topete
Labor Officials Seek Prosecution Of Kidnappers In Textile Strike
In Elizabethton Tennessee national and state AFL officials press for a vigorous prosecution of seven men linked to the kidnapping and beating of labor leaders amid the textile workers strike. W A Tilley among those arrested, bonds set at 1000 dollars each for July term. AFL President William Green addressed 6900 supporters, condemning the episode and pledging aid to southern organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethton
Tenn
American Federation of Labor
Moreland
W. A. Tilley
State Federation of Labor
William Green
A. F. of L
Speculation Card Illegal States Held
Illinois Congressman Frank R. Reid declared the Federal Reserve board’s stock speculation policy illegal as overstepping authority. He plans to ask Congress to investigate next week, criticizing the move as harming American markets and possibly favoring foreign interests over U.S. agriculture and business. He will introduce a resolution at the special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Federal Reserve Board
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Congress
Reid
Europe
America
Withdrawal of most Marines from Nicaragua urged by Senator Wheeler
U S Senator Burton K Wheeler Democrat of Montana arrives on the liner Ancon and calls for withdrawing all but a few American marines from Nicaragua He opposes a new canal across Nicaragua and says the Panama Canal suffices for the next forty years He notes the force costs about 250000 monthly and argues they should be brought out of the country
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New York
U.R
Nicaragua
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
Panama Canal
Labor Seeks Role in New Tariff Schedules
Washington reports the Wage Earners' Protective Conference delegation led by AFL Vice President Matthew Woll urged President Hoover to include organized labor in formulating tariff revisions. They proposed selecting a labor representative for the tariff commission and ensuring labor input in drafting new schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Organized
Congress
Hoover
Wage Earners’ Protective Conference
American Federation of Labor
Matthew Woll
Federation
Protective Conference
Organized Labor
Tariff Commission
Wisconsin Storm Toll Tops Two Dead in Tornado Sweep
Morning reports from Green and Lafay ette counties confirm two deaths and over a quarter million dollars in damage from a tornado that struck southwestern Wisconsin Saturday. Wausau paper mills paused as Wisconsin river rose. Red Cross mobilizes field workers for relief in Rice Lake area.
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Wisconsin
Lamont
Belleville
Darlington
Wis
Green
Lafayette
Minnesota
Madison
Warren D. Leary
128Th Infantry
Rice Lake
Ralph Immel
Leary
St. Croix County
Barron County
Sawyer County
Polk County
St. Croix
Red Cross
St. Louis
Mills Close
Wausau
Marathon Paper
Rothschild
Brokaw
Knowlton
Mosinee
Mary L Jones
Misplaced decimal point causes death of three children
London report details an inquest into the deaths of three boys from Sudney treated for ringworm. A miscalculation in a hospital prescription led to poisoning from medicine administered. The coroner found the error caused the fatalities, with one child given 25 stamimes instead of 25 units, and others receiving ten times the proper dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sudney
Gsiy
Youth Killed and Companions Hurt in Auto Accident
Clarence G. Tilly, 22, of Appleton, was killed and three companions, Edward Shrimp, Matt Rank, and Edward Starks, all of Appleton, were seriously injured when their car ran off the road near De Pere and overturned after 2 a.m. The crash prompted an investigation into a possible arrest or charge. The report notes regional weather and observatory data accompanying the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wisi
Clarence G.tilly
Appleton
Depere
Edward Shrimp
Matt Rank
Edward Starks
Appieton
Tilly
Lake Michigan
Upper Michigan
Northwestern
France Rejects German Reparations Offer
German reparations chief Hjalmar Schacht proposed a starting annuity of about 300 million dollars annually rising over 37 years to 500 million. French and Italian delegates refused the offer, demanding at least 450 million yearly initially, rising over 52 years to 625 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dashiell
United Press
Faris
Hjalmar Schacht
Schach
Schacht
Masked men roam passages beneath the jail
Sheriff John Traeger faced a mystery as five masked men appeared in the jail basement pump room last night. Workers were ordered to stand against a wall while one man with a club threatened violence. After a five minute standoff the intruders vanished. Traeger found no trace after checking the jail roster and exploring tunnels. He ordered extra guards for every cell block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New County
John Traeger
Jack Patton
Traeger
Woman in Fountain County Is Lucy Bell Mickles De Boy Siaton
In Covington Indiana a Fountain county woman held three legal names in one day Lucy Bell Mickles was renamed Lucy Bell De Boy by court decree later she became Lucy Bell Siaton bride of John Wesley Slavton a sequence reflecting court actions and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ind
Fountain County
Lucy Bell Mickles
Lucy Bell de Boy
Lucy Bell Siaton
John Wesley Slavton
Ford Enjoys Jewish Foods In Mount Clemens Visit
Henry Ford visited Mount Clemens Michigan Sunday and sampled gefulte fish kosher chicken and side dishes. He hoped to try chopped liver and egg but could not be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford
Tariff studies suggest mixed gains for farmers from logrolling
Madison Pi A reports funded by W T Rawleigh show economists Commons Hibbard and Perlman will publish results on tariff impacts per commodity. Preliminary findings indicate many farm items like sugar cotton meat dairy and grains may benefit or lose, with logrolling favoring manufacturers and broad consumer losses.
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Rawleigh
Anese
Congressional Ways and Means Committee
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Sacrifices Life for Six at a Crossing
Berlin New Jersey report says Benjamin Lew is 46, a railroad crossing keeper, gave his life at Pleasantville last night while lowering gates for a Pennsylvania Railroad express. George Bendinger and his five family members collided with the lowering gate. the car stalled on the rails. Lew waved a red lantern and rushed to warn, but was struck. Bendinger and family escaped by leaping to safety.
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Berlin
N. J
Benjamin Lewis
Pleasantville
Here
George Bendinger
Lewis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bendinger
Hoover seeks strong well funded federal farm board
President Hoover wants a powerful farm board with broad authority and a large revolving fund. United Press reports that House and Senate agriculture committees, guided by White House advice, expect to provide 300 to 400 million dollars and grant sweeping powers to act in emergencies. Speedy action is planned with early concurrent consideration after the new session begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
U.P
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
House
Senate Agriculture Committees
White House
Hyde
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Senate
Sixteen Filipinos Arrested for Revolutionary Plans
Manila report says sixteen Filipinos were arrested on charges of plotting a stand revolution ary move to overthrow the government and form an independent administration. Police say the plot was likely to be limited to swindling natives into buying officers’ commissions. a separate raid netted followers and pamphlets while authorities claim Japan would aid their cause, a claim dismissed as slander.
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Manila
Pilipinas
Cervics
Cifcers
Iitera
Mire
Dazzer
Japan
H Bowers
Inteligence UN
Federal Judge Moscowitz Faces Hearing Over Possible Misconduct
A congressional subcommittee opened a hearing in New York to determine whether Federal Judge Grover M. Moscowitz of Brooklyn was found guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors in his administration of justice.
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New York
Grover M. Moscowitz
Brooklyn
Aviation merger to be announced soon unites major firms
New York financial sources report an impending $140,000,000 aviation accessory holding company to unify Bendix Stromberg Scintilla and Delco Remy developments. The venture will consolidate aviation interests under a new corporate structure.
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New York
Wall Street
Bendix Corporation
Stromberg Carburetor Company of America
Scintilla Magneto Company
New Corporation
Delco Remy
Genral Motors
Coast Guard fires on Juan over liquor suspicions in Chesapeake Bay
Washington reports coast guard shots were fired at the Norwegian steamship Juan after authorities believed West Indies vessels were delivering liquor to Baltimore. Baltimore consulate notes six shots were fired, the vessel was searched, and only medicine chest liquor was found.
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Washington
Lowman
Juan
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
West Indies
Baltimore
U.P
New York
Points of 1924 Pact Outweigh Sinking of I'm Alone
Washington reports a formal note from Ottawa to the US state department on the sinking of the Canadian registered vessel I'm Alone. Canada favors resolving tensions over the 1924 Anglo American treaty on anti smuggling, seeking clarity before a more serious incident.
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Washington
Tum- Tunnel
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Ottawa
Legation
State Department
Minster Mackenzie King
Tle
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Natal
Balloon party from Michigan lands near St. Catherines
Six University of Michigan students riding a Pi-4 balloon left Detroit for a New York race but were blown off course over Lake Ontario. They landed near St. Catherines, Ont, suffered cuts and bruises after party members were thrown from the craft and received farmhouse treatment.
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St. Catherines
Ont
University of Michigan
Lake Ontario
Detroit
New York
Lake Erie
Three Months in Prison for Oil Magnate
The Supreme Court upheld the three month jail term for Harry F. Sinclai r convict ed of contempt of the senate for refusing to answer Teapot Dome committee questions in 1924. Sinclair, not present, is believed to be in New York. Under ordinary procedure, the mandate will be sent in 25 days for him to surrender. The ruling affirms the District of Columbia Supreme Court conviction and notes an additional appeal pending related to jury shadowing in the oil scandal cases.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Harry F. Sin Clair
Senate
New York
Sinclair
Supreme Court
Ce Ee
Wes
Aitat
District of Columbia
E Sinclair
Bonfus and Shaffer
Denver
Teapot Dome
Sinclar
Secretary of Interior
Pall
Liberty
District Court of Appeals
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Pomerene
Hio
Sinclair Roberts
Promeren
Congress
Carbary to Lead Murder Probe in De King Case
Aurora report states 1 State's Attorney George D. Carbary will head the investigation into the killing of Mrs. Lillian De King during a raid by dry raiders. Deputy sheriffs attacked, her husband injured, and a deputy sheriff wounded. Attorneys plan to seek a special prosecutor, Eugene Boyd Fairchild, amid concerns over disqualification and potential delays.
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Aurora
George D. Carbary
Lillian de King
Carbary
de King
Pshat
Atto
Oscar E. Carlistrom
Carlstrom
Joseph de King
Eugene Boyd Fairchild
Fairchild
Carbaty
Smith Fouok
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AIR Patrol
Ilinois
Mid-West
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Lake Mink
Staylor Falls
Forest Lake
WHS
Ohio
Twin Cities
Iowa
Michigan
Tom
Badger State
Immel
Ay Apriber
Rockstaff Observatory
France
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