Troops from Egypt Sent to Palestine Amid Tense Crisis
Washington urges immediate protective measures as British and Egyptian troops move into Palestine. Arab attacks intensify around Jerusalem and Haifa. reports of massacres at Haifa and a deadly flare for Hebron. Twelve Americans killed aiding Jewish defense, with dozens wounded and extensive property damage.
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Washington
Stimson
Dawes
Foreign Office
Palestine
Beirut
Syria
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Wailing Wall
Haifa
Jerusalem
Jewish Feltgraph Agency
Slaboka Rabbinical College
Hebron
Benjamin Hurwitz
Raphael Hurwitz
Brooklyn
Police lack solution to Kenosha murder mystery
In Kenosha Wisconsin Mary Kresczewski a 22 year old girl was slain. Police promised an arrest within forty eight hours but were no nearer to a suspect today. Clues emerged about the background of the case and a theory of a second participant was considered. Witnesses reported hearing a girl scream and seeing two men near her passing car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Mary Kresczewski
Bevo Lebourveau Recalled By Athletics Amid Brewers Trade
Connie Mack owner of the Philadelphia Athletics recalls Bevo Lebourveau center fielder of the Milwaukee Brewers and sends Ossie Orwell to the Brewers on option Louis Z Nahin vice president of the Milwaukee club announced today.
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Wilwaukee
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Bevo Lebourveau
Milwaukee Brewers
Ossie Orwell
Athletics
Brewers
Louis Z. Nahin
Milwaukee
Boat Collision Injures Man During Race in Red Wing
Paul Ek Larson of Little Falls Minnesota was hospitalized after a boat driven by Norman Pabst of La Crosse Wisconsin climbed his boat on a curve during Saturday races. Larson was thrown into the water and suffered three large splinters in his shoulder.
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Red Wing
Minn
Paul Ek
Larson
Little Falls
Norman Pabst
la Crosse
Wis
Confesses stabbing in Milwaukee case shocker
Police said Joseph Balesteri confessed to stabbing Charles Solano last night as Solano tried to guide him home. Balesteri, allegedly intoxicated, caused Solano to be in critical condition.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Joseph Balesteri
Charles Solano
Solano
Balestria
Milwaukee Opens Third Semiannual Market Week
Milwaukee's third semiannual market week opens under the oversight of the association of commerce. The event marks efforts by local merchants to position Milwaukee as the central market of the Midwest.
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Milwaukee
The
Association of Commerce
Middlewest
Plan for all-nations border treaty urged by McGill dean
Dean PF E Corbett of McGill urged a simple all-nation treaty between Canada and the United States providing for arbitration of every dispute to strengthen cordial relations. He said Canada is autonomous yet part of the British Commonwealth, and while most Canadians oppose full independence or union with the U S, there is no belief of absorption by the United States. He stressed mutual business dealings and enduring fraternity as guiding ties.
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Williamstown
Mass
United States
Great Britain
Dean PF. E. Corbett
McGill University
Institute of Politics Today
Canada
Dean Corbett
Children’s quarrel ends in father’s death at Rhinelander
James Morrison, a farmer near Rhinelander Wisconsin, died after intervening in a dispute between his son and Louis Belanger’s son. Morrison took his son’s side, Belanger joined in, and a blow fractured Morrison’s skull. He died last night at the scene.
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Rhinelander
Wis
James Morrison
Morrison
Louis Belanger
Belonger
British Reject Four-Power Plan In Hague Talks
The British chancellor of the exchequer Philip Snowden told the four creditor powers France Belgium Italy and Japan that their latest proposals did not satisfy Britain and were unacceptable in their present form. The four powers soon began reviewing Snowden’s rejection as talks continued in The Hague.
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The
Hague
Philip Snowden
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Snowden
Bernice Wall Qualifies In Western Women’s Championship
Badger golfer Bernice Wall of Oshkosh Wisconsin easily qualified at Mayfield Country Club Cleveland in the Western women’s golf championship flight posting an 86 four over par. Her round featured a birdie on a 285 yard opening hole and a troublesome 10th with a seven after a poor drive.
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Mayfield Country Club
Cleveland
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Miss Wall
Graf Zeppelin to Lakehurst Tonight Flight Ends World Tour
Eleven o clock tonight was set for the Graf Zeppelin to depart Lakehurst, New Jersey, for the final leg of its world flight. Refueling will finish before dark and passengers are aboard. The route includes El Paso, Kansas City, St Louis, Chicago and Cleveland with weather guiding options toward New Orleans and Washington if needed. The ship is in perfect condition after an earlier electrical storm and refueling began immediately after the last stop.
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Los Angeles Municipal
Lakehurst
N. J
T. G. W. Settle
United States Navy
Likehurst
el Paso
Kansas City
Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
New Orleans
Birmingham
Washington
Baltimore
Seek Special Fund for Fruit Fly Eradication
Secretary Hyde urged a special session of Congress to appropriate 26 million dollars to broaden Florida fruit fly eradication. The plan extends inspection and certification of Florida fruit and vegetables, increases border controls on shipments in bulk, and continues current measures while adding intensified efforts after quarantine relief on beans and looser rules on other Florida produce.
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Washington
Hyde
Congress
Florida
Agricultural Department
Search for two men in Oconto beat farm girl in revenge
Oconto police pressed a search for two men who beat the young daughter of Grant McDonnell at her farm home near Oconto. Police said the assault appeared to be revenge oriented. Nothing was taken from the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconto
Wis
Grant McDonnell
Seventh Day Baptist Conference Closes at Milton Wisconsin
Milton Wisconsin 14 A musical program Sunday night closed the 117th annual conference of Seventh Day Baptist churches in America held at Milton College. Some 500 delegates attended. The 1930 conference will be held at Salem College in Salem West Virginia on Salem College campus.
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Milton
Wis
Seventh Day Baptist Churches In America
Milton College
Salem College
Salem
W. Va
Mrs Thaden Wins Transcontinental Derby For Women
Louise Thaden of Cleveland wins the national air race derby for women finishing narrowly ahead of Blanche Noyes who flew into Cleveland airport at 2 29 30. Gladys O'Donnell and Amelia Earhart also place as crowds celebrate this late afternoon event and Thaden claims a 20 hour 19 minute 4 second elapsed time for the west-to-east leg.
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Cleveland
Louise Jpeebettdae Thaden
Thaden
Blanche Noyes
Columbus
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Noyes
Hoover Returns From Weekend Outing Trip
President Hoover returned to the White House at 10 15 p m from a weekend at his camp on the Rapidan River in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
White House
Rapidan River
Women Share Pilot Glory At Cleveland Air Derby
Fifteen women aviators share the aviation glory at Cleveland Municipal Airport as a cross country derby from Santa Monica ends with this mile square course climax. Pilot Morrow Lindbergh arrives from Bellefonte with husband Col Charles Lindbergh guiding, while the Graf Zeppelin plans a stop on its world tour. Army pilots perform stunt flying and a high speed event caps the program alongside glider and balloon bursting contests.
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Merton T. Akers
United Press
Municipal
Cleveland
U.P
Wonen
Toda
Aviatrices
Mile Square
Columbus
Santa, Monica
Calif
Morrow Lindberch
Charles A. Lindberch
Bellefonte
Naga
PLAN INVESTIGATION OF SHOOTING MISHAP
Rhinelander Wis. A shooting gallery incident at the Oneida county fair last week caused the death of Gust Nagel a 57 year old farmer. Pist Atty Earl Kennedy summoned county fair inspector A L Morken and gallery owner E R B Potts to explain confirm confessions and arrange depositions for a coroner s jury. Ed Bonnie who was injured with Nagel was discharged from hospital.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Oneida
Earl Kennedy
Gust Nagel
A. L. Morken Af Madin
State Department of Agriculture
E. R B. Potts
Eagle River
Nagel
Kennedy
Ed Bonnie
Reginald Barker Marries Nona Claridge Geiger at Riverside Ranch
Riverside California report notes director Reginald Barker wed Nona Claridge Geiger at a ranch home wedding. The ceremony was outdoors with only Norman Geiger present as escort. Barker previously married Clara Williams and, before that, was married to a New York opera singer.
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Riverside
Cal
Reginald Barker
Nona Claridge Geiger
J. F. Kent
Norman Geiger
Sinclair signals merger hurdles from DC jail statement
Harry F. Sinclair, in a DC jail statement issued through Sinclair Consolidated Oil, denies an absorption merger with Prairie Oil and Gas. He says consolidation talks are preliminary, valued properties worth 600 million dollars owned by 50,000 shareholders resist disposal, and he will not retire or be absorbed. Engineers survey both firms for valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Sinclair
Rimners
Pabric Oil and Gas Company
Last Concession Offered to British in German Reparations
The Hague-French circle says the four powers France Italy Japan Belgium will offer no more concessions to Britain after this proposal. The plan was discussed by four-nation delegations to implement the Young reparations scheme. Japan's Mr Adachi met with Mr Snowden, calling the conference ongoing and not yet timed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Philip Snowden
France
Italy
Japan
Belgium
M. Adachi
Mr. Snowden
Adachi
Last lap begins at Ohio air derby in Cleveland
The all Ohio air derby at Cleveland started with five planes. Lewis Love of Richmond, Inc. led off at 8:59:55, followed by Vernon Rob erty of Moline at 9:02:02, IE A. Spear of Marshall, Mo at 9:04, Barney Zimmerly of Marshall, Mo at 9:06, and Leslie C. Miller of Los Angeles at 9:08.
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Air Depot
Columbus
Cleveland
Lewis Love
Richmond, Inc
Vernon Roberty
Moline
IE A. Spear
Marshall
Barney Zimmerly
Leslie C. Miller
Los Angeles
Conspiracy Charged In Fence Dispute Over Road-Widening
Jacob Rein, a Fond du Lac County farmer, filed suit naming highway commissioner Abbithotaie Sheriff Tasehe and Patrolman Case as defendants. The complaint accuses a conspiracy to humiliate intimidate disgrace and imprison in connection with the refused use of Rein’s land for a road widening project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Wis
U.P.G. Abbithotaie
L. CO. Tasehe
Harald Case
Jacob Rein
Rein
Red Cross official in Belgrade jumps to death
Belgrade Yugoslavia police station incident ends in the death of Dr. Nesic, general secretary of the Yugoslav branch of the International Red Cross. Officials say he was brought in for questioning over alleged communistic activities before leaping from the fourth floor tonight.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Nesic
International Red Cross
Generally Fair Weather Across Regions With Cooler North Areas
The forecast notes generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with cooler spells in extreme northern portions. Winds remain moderate from the west to north, with higher temperatures around 93 degrees and no precipitation expected. Upper Michigan sees cooler conditions through Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Ender
Cobler Treaday
Upper Michigan
Dairy Northwestern
Suday
Chicago Plane Extends Third Day of Endurance Flight
The Chicago-We- Wil plane entered its third day of endurance flight with crew Co. E. Steele and Russell Mossman aiming for a new sustained-flight record. It took off Friday at 11:31 and drew ten thousand spectators for refueling maneuvers. Mossman reported the motor running beautifully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago-We- Wil
Co. E. Steele
Russell Mossman
Mossman
China to Draft Youths Over Seventeen in War Measure
United Press reports Peiping orders the draft of all youths over 17 as Russians push incursions along the Manchurian frontier. Chinese border guards are outnumbered three to one. Soviet aircraft operate near Muling. Harbin and Mukden students form volunteer corps. Mongol and Soviet spies are detected and punished. A large rally pledges support to the army amid rising tensions and a $300,000 Dalbank fund seizure is disclosed.
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D. C. Bess
United Press
Peiping
China
Red Army
Muling
Sulfenho
Harbin
Mukden
Huerbin
Trass
Red Invason
Hailar
Mukden Comimainique
Dalbank
W C T U Rebutts Prohibition Debate On Liquor Deaths
Evanston N Y P U says liquor deaths are far fewer now than before prohibition. The National Women's Christian Temperance Union argues prohibition reduced consumption, noting increased seizures reflect stronger enforcement rather than more drinking. The group claims less visible drunkenness exists in streets today as evidence.
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Evanston, T
U.P
Air races captivate crowds across multiple derbies
The Associated Press notes a birds eye view of ongoing races with derbies from Santa Monica to Cleveland and from Portland to Cleveland. Flights proceed toward Cleveland with stops in Columbus Miami Birmingham and Salt Lake City among others. The Os Angeles Schoenhalr non stop flyer leads toward Cleveland, while Nick Namer aboard Sun God starts the final lap from St Paul toward Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Santa Monica
Calif
Cleveland
Columbus
Portland
Ore
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Miami
Miami Beach
Fla
Birmingham
Oakland
Salt Lake City
Utah
Schoenhalr
Los Angeles
Os Angeles
Nick Namer
Sun God
Paul
Brpokane
Wash
Wisconsin legislature faces delay as quorum absence grows
In Madison Wisconsin the longest session in state history may stretch into next week due to a lack of quorum in both houses. Assembly members blame colleagues tied to the Wisconsin State Fair for delaying adjournment while defending their $500 salaries. Gasoline and income tax debates linger and a surtax fight for university funding could extend sessions further as Senate and Assembly plan resumed work tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reis
Alvin C. Reis
la Follette
Madison
Willard R. Smith
United Press
Wis
Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate
Hidden Money Belongs to Poor Farm Inmate
Washington reports Miss Blanche Magruder an eccentric bedridden inmate of a poor farm reportedly hid $3,000 in cash in her former home. Police, during a multi day search, recovered coins and bills in old rags, tins, and envelopes. more rooms remain to be searched for additional treasure.
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Washington
National Capital
Blanche Magruder
Auto Collision Claims Two Lives in Janesville
In Janesville Wisconsin a late night auto collision on Milton Avenue killed two young men Louis Kroening aged 27 and Carl Tuski from Fernwood Marathon County when their car sideswiped another driven by Harry J Pautsch and crashed into a tree Harold Myhre the Janesville driver of the victims’ car suffered a broken back with little hope of recovery Physicians reported the deceased were from Fernwood Wisconsin and Myhre apparently lost control after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Milton Avenue
Louis Kroening
Carl Tutski
Fernwood
Marathon
Harry J Pautsch
Harold Myhre
Myhre
Bus Runs Rampant in Pittsburgh Suburb Crash
Sixteen people were injured when an eastbound Yelloway bus in Emsworth struck a pole felled a tree and halted on a thirty five foot embankment. The tree prevented a plunge. The driver was arrested. There were thirty passengers aboard.
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Pittsburgh
Emsworth
Here
Skull fractured in three car crash near state line
Miss Evelyn Smith 25 of Manitowoc Wisconsin sustained a fractured skull in a three car crash near the state line in Bellingham Naas. She was taken to Woonsecket hospital in critical condition and was riding in one of the three autos involved.
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Woonsecket
Evelyn Smith
Manitowoc
Wis
Woonsecket Hospital
Bellingham
Naas Juat
State Line
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