Dead Man's Bay Scene of Diroter
Fifteen naval crew aboard the British submarine M 2 with 56 men vanished off Portland England after sinking in 17 fathoms. Salvage vessels and divers worked amid strong currents while Admiralty efforts to locate or identify the sunken vessel continued and hopes of rescue faded.
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Dolphin
Admiralty Office
Calais
Dead Man's Bay
English Channel
Portland
England
U.P
Five Year Old Grievance Blamed for Terror Reign
A man driven by a five year old grievance opened fire in a Lansing bank causing two deaths and four injuries. He entered the Capital National Bank shouting and fired eight shots before being subdued. Victims included B. W. Kee and David M. Timmons among others. Mead, the bank executive, was wounded and in serious condition. Witnesses said shots were fired at random and Mead appeared targeted.
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Lansing. Mich
Yesterdaract
Tamair
Lansing
Natyona
Anere
B. W. Keee
Draig
Othes
David M. Timmens
Special Bank Eman
Sen
Mead
Nicks Timmons
John F. Lilley
Ove
Licne Duncan
Haarer
Oshkosh Welcomes Victorious Airman
Wittman, age 27, returns to Oshkosh amid cheers after fast laps and aerial salute in his red racer Chief Oshkosh. Crowds fill the airport as he lands, recounting victories in Florida competitions including Miami and Tampa, with reception by Richard W. Lutz and Gilbert Booth joining for a celebratory flight.
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Gilbert Booth
Wittman
Booth
Witsman
Richard W. Lutz
Lutz
Florida
Miami
Tampa
Millionaires urged to aid the poor in Cook County bond fight
Downstate senators in the Illinois Assembly urged Chicago millionaires to fund relief for the poor and unemployed as opposition mounted against a $20 million bond issue. Sen. N M Mason and others argued against extra taxes, proposing self funding instead. Debate intensified over whether Cook County should issue bonds to back poor relief with plans to redraw or withdraw the measure. The session adjourned with plans to reconvene for a special session next week.
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Springfield
Chicago
Cook County
N. M. Mason
Ogies
Sen. V. P. Michel
Peoria
Galena
Cairo
Thomas Gunning
Princeton
Richard J. Barr
Joliet
Governaate
Baker Hilal Aa CANDIDATE D By Raymond Clapper
Democratic circles weigh Newton D. Baker's bid as a potential dark horse in a possible convention deadlock. Baker backs league of nations but resists making it a campaign issue, while Roosevelt and Smith keep their positions fluid. A split among eastern leaders could enhance Baker as a compromise choice if Roosevelt falters.
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Washington
U.2
Newton D. Baker
Onio
Baker
League of Nations
Roosevelt
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Albany
League
Wilson
Fifteen Convicted In Midwest Equor Conspiracy Trial
Fifteen of the remaining 19 defendants in the Midwest equor conspiracy trial were convicted by a federal jury, including Robert W. Besse, former Whiteside county state's attorney. The jury deliberated from 6 p.m. yesterday until 10 a.m. today, with three hours of sleep. Sentencing for the 15 convicted, 17 who pleaded guilty, and nine who changed to no lo contendre was deferred until Judge Lindley's return.
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Chicago
Midwest
Robert W. Besse
Whiteside County
John P. Barnes
Walter C. Lindsey
Yinois
Fulton
Joliet
Aurora
August Mantmath
Anthony Carselli
Joe Christafano
Vincent Papagno
Baltimore
Besse
Mike Meyers
Joe
Dave Dolff
Louis Israel
Richard Russel
Frank Price
James Fisher
Harry Chapman
Waterloo
Frank Proost
Clinton
Clarence Baker
Fulton, Ill
Jake Engelkins
Morrison
George Stein
Oscar Hopka
Chapman
Mike Blumberg
Welter C. Lindley
Anatiee
Des Moines
Sterling
Nineieu
Farm Relief Bill Passed By Senate Amid Freighted Debates
The revived farm relief act to raise five million dollars via new income taxes to reimburse farmers failed to cover production costs passes the Wisconsin Senate 21 to 9. It aims to tax dividends and corporate gains, with details on cost of production and farmer hour allowances, while cash demands loom for assembly approval and governor La Follette’s action.
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Madison
Senate
Tih
John Cashman
Derenark
Assembly
la Follette
Cashman
Surtaxis
W Consill Corporation
Rie Ae
Agnewiure
Wisconsin
Hal
Agaimet -Reidt
Chifford
Duncan Edwards
Feliens
Mehigan
Morris
Polakowski
Roberts
Kidnaping For Ransom At South Bend
South Bend residents report a high profile kidnapping of Howard Woolverton 52, a local manufacturer and son of a bank president, held for fifty thousand dollars. His wife Florence 49 was abducted briefly with him but released. she received a note directing money left in a package. Police led by Chief John B. Kuespert investigated while Woolverton’s identity was verified with the elder Woolverton’s bank presidency. Detailing the incident and related events appeared on page 4.
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South Bend
Iad
Howard Woolverton
Florence Woolverton
Rome Co
Stephenson
American Bankers’ Association
Woolverton
Malleable Steel Range Company
Chaos in Harbin as mobs terrorize city during crackdown
Riot crowds attacked Japanese and Korean homes in Harbin Manchuria killing several and burning the Japanese hospital. Chinese soldiers abducted women while mobs wrecked a Japanese newspaper plant amid reports of multiple deaths among Japanese and Koreans. Foreign consuls met to assess the crisis.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Ting Chio
Change Psiao Livog
Fuchadsen
Rengo
WR So
Taihoku Shimpo
Birthday anniversary of former Kaiser shadowed by mourning
Welland report notes Kaiser Wilhelm II’s 73rd birthday overshadowed by recent bereavements. His sister Queen Sophie of Greece died, health against age worsens, and winter in Doorn concentrates on caution. He remains indoors, with bronchitis and frail strength cited as concerns.
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J. A. Bouman
Tie
Holland
Doorn
Ting
Wilhelm
Gustanes
Senator exposes Cuban loan link to Machado kin
Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee examined a $30 million loan to Cuba by Chase National Bank. Banker Carl J. Schmidlapp said $500,000 reached Jose Obregon as a Cuban branch official, while a relative of President Machado allegedly had no negotiating role. Testimony cited changes in Panama and total loans to Chase affiliates reaching over $20 million, with most funds lent prior to the current period.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Cuba
Machado
Chase National Bank
Carl J. Schmidlapp
Jose Obrezon
Chase Companys
Herbert D. Brown
United States Bureau of Efficion
Reyal
National City Bank
Hank
Cu Chase
Asociates
Kang
Transportation and Life Sentences For Indian Girl Students
Fragmented text references a transportation case and life sentences for Indian girl students. The readable parts mention a Calentti region and Chey tens, with unclear names and dates. The overall item appears malformed with damage and nonsensical insertions.
Shanghai Crisis Prompts Demands and Military Buildup
Japanese demands list four points including ending the economic boycott, dissolving anti Japanese groups, reparations for disturbances, and apologies for hostile Chinese press. In Shanghai, 2000 American and British marines stood ready to defend the international settlement as Chinese forces around five times that number were deployed to repel possible occupation. Report from Harbin notes fighting between Chinese factions near the city, alarming both Russian and Japanese authorities.
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Shanghai
China
W.P
Japan
Washington
Harbin
Final Ultimatum from Japanese issued in Shanghai
A final ultimatum from Japan gave the Chinese until 6 p.m. Thursday to comply with demands. Admiral Koichi Shiosawa, the Japanese commander in Chinese waters, said in a United Press interview that China may accept but cannot escape the consequences of failing to fulfill the promises.
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H. R. Ekins
United Press Staff
Shanghai
China
Koichi Shiosawa
United Pri
London Debates US Warning on Shanghai Crisis
A Washington prompted move reports the United Press that Secretary of State Stimson and the British ambassador weighed a warning to Japan over Shanghai violence. Discussion continued between the state department and the British embassy on protecting nationals and property, with possible instructions to Ambassador Forbes in Tokyo under consideration amid broader pressure on unemployment and disarmament in Europe.
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London
Shanghai
Washington
Stimson
U.S
Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Japan
Shanaghai
Far East
State Department
W. Cameron Forbes
Tokio
Hoover
Congress weighs enlarging sister ship to the airship Akron
Hearings before the House Naval Committee examined proposals to enlarge the Akron sister ship by about 1000 cubic feet and extend range and efficiency. Proponents cited cost estimates between 200000 and 300000 dollars, while critics urged economizing on the project amid charges of abuse and mismanagement.
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Congress
Akrom
Molin
Ierimant
House Naval
Agron
Bae Neh
Erfirienk
Akon
Paul Po Kasory
Moffett
Wisconsin Senate filibuster stalls unemployment relief vote
Madison reports Senator Gettelman launched a filibuster delaying action on a $5,000,000 farm relief measure while the legislature considers $12,000,000 and $8,000,000 unemployment relief plans. Both chambers debate funding methods and local distributions as they await a decision on relief packages.
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Madison
Gettelman
Milwaukee
Senate
Assembly
Meeting on recall of Sen Clifford in Beaver Dam
Beaver Dam Wisconsin hosts a morning meeting of businessmen and citizens to decide if a recall movement should be launched against Senator Eugene Clifford of Juneau the district’s sole Democrat in the state senate Critics say Clifford votes with the Progressive Republican faction and did not represent his district in recent actions Clifford had gained Progressive support by defeating Senator William H Markham but was criticized at a Sunday businessmen’s gathering for not serving local interests.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Eugene Cufford
Juneau
Clifford
Cafford
William H. Markham
Hornon
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Ray E. Peterson
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U. S
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Mahatma
Mment
Philips
FBI
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Wil Jon
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Dhe
Madeline Slade
Mino Society
Shanghai City
Sohir
Guban
Lake Michigan
Bachstaff Observatory
United States
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Associated Press
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Finance Committee
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