Lindbergh Kidnapping Probe Extends Across Nation
Sandusky O July 10 Chief Weingates disclosed a suspect from the Detroit Purple gang held for possible involvement in the Lindbergh kidnapping. Investigators in Hopewell and Newark expanded the hunt with lengthy letters, but no decisive leads emerged. Officials in New Jersey and statewide authorities reported no productive results in the latest 24 hours.
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O.—T
Purple Gang
New York
Newark
Hopewell
Pole
Lindbergh
Anto
Jeastithire
New Jersey
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
American business policy blamed for Lindbergh kidnapping
The Economist concludes the Lindbergh case reflects U S corporate policy and weak policing. It criticizes American capitalism for promoting weak government and suggests a link to criminal intermediaries. It cites Col Lindbergh’s appeals and references gangsters as part of a wider social critique.
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Lindbergh
London
The
Economist
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Garoniere
United States
al Capone
Real Menage Seen 10 Soviet Spring Sowing
A chaotic Soviet-era notice reports only one province finished its sowing plan while others lag due to nightst opportunists on collective farms. The piece urges mobilizing farms to boost seed collection as the spring sowing campaign nears in southern Russia with the October era rhetoric.
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Sofadbot
Nightst
Russia
Collecine Farvs
Kerensky
Communist Party
Fugitive Saves Officer From Lake Rescue
Seattle harbor officer L. G. Vanriper fell into Lake Union during an arrest attempt. W. L. Ormsley, a fisherman, jumped in and pulled Vanriper aboard, avoiding disorderly charges. Vanriper requested leniency at police court yesterday.
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Wash
L. GC. Vanriper
Harbor
Lake Union
W. L Ormsley
Ormley
Vanriper
High Tribunal Takes Relief Decision on Unemployment Aid
Madison hearing before the state supreme court weighs whether 24 counties entitled to $344,900 under the 8 million unemployment relief law, or if only municipalities responsible for poor relief qualify. Attorneys for cities argue broader relief terms, while state officials defend the industrial commission’s interpretation.
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State Supreme Court
Industrial Commission
Theodore G. Lewis
McPherson
Or. S Loomis Manston
Milwaukee Janesille
Superior
la Crosse
Monroe
Chippewa Falls
Rhinelander
Lewis
Killed in Gun Battle with Wire Thieves Near Salem Neb
Kelley and Peterson of Atchison Kan shot during gun battle with three men stealing wire from Lincoln Telephone lines north of Salem Nebraska. Peterson critical, Kelley killed. Wire strand about half a mile taken. Robbers fled south toward Kansas. officers pursued in three cars.
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Neb
J Kelley
Atchison
Kan
Oscar Peterson
Salem
Peterson
Jane
Airbay
Saiem
Moon
Kees
Peersen
Kelle
Jodi Wicknam Farm
Odes Borg
Than Welimer
Saerff
Kelley
Petecson
Ankrem
Asendof
Lewis Davies
Stoufte
Weltmer
Horses Afloat on Ice Eat Fish Yarn of Northland Rescue
Surviving fishermen and horses recount being carried out to sea on a vast floe off Helsingiers Finland for three days. Seven hundred men and horses shared frigid shelters as storms raged, rationing food, with many rescued. 200 pressed on across a 20 mile ice channel to land. One horse died after eating fish as shelter leaked. The dramatic tale highlights a harsh annual peril.
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Helsingiers
Finland
Northland
Heav Ic
Gulf of Finland
Abnormally cold week ahead for Great Lakes region
Weather forecast from Associated Press notes abnormally cold conditions for the region starting Monday March 14. Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys face cooler temperatures with little precipitation. winds will be northwest. and daily highs around 74 in Milwaukee with lows near 19 at Buckstaff Observatory readings.
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Great Lakes
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Missouri
Great Plains
Milwaukee
Germany at crossroads as voters weigh future course
Berlin reports nearly 30 million Germans faced a pivotal vote with four paths described. Voters considered communism, fascism, restoration of the monarchy, or support for President Paul von Hindenburg, who planned a final radio appeal to close the campaign.
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Adolf Hitler
Reehspraesidenten-Palais
White House
Wilhelmstrasse
Bern
Hindenburg
Berlin
Germany
Soviet Russia
Adolf
Grm
National Socialist
Theadore Dutateroers
Nationalst
Ernst Themer
Beft Steps To Give Wife Up To His Brother
German officer Kurt Lepe began steps yesterday to surrender his wife Ida to his brother. Before Judge Jowp Sanata Lepe sobbed as his attorney argued that her happiness and protection justified divorce. The court ordered Lepearias to prepare a decree.
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Chicago
Kurt Lepe
Jowp
Sanata Lepe
Lea
Prado
Ness
Leipearias
Presidential candidates in Ohio nominating race
Ohio lists eight candidates headed by Hoover and White for presidential nominations. Filing closed at 6 30 pm with most Republican delegates pledged to Hoover, Baker and Witt contesting backing in several districts. The Democratic side sees White as favorite son but faces Baker and Witt opposition. primary votes are non binding while four candidates may appear on the ballot.
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Columbus
Hoover
George White
Ohio
Lst
Joseph I France
Maryland
Jacob S. Coary
Massillon
Washington
White
Newton D. Baker
Peter Witt
Cleveland
Wilts
Alfred E Smith
Baker
Sala
Aca
Move to Bind Delegates to National Conventions Proposed
Washington D P A proposal would let states bind delegates to national political conventions to reflect popular vote. Senator La Follette, a Republican, urges legislation to fix the system and ensure prompt action on the measure’s merits.
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la Folette
Repu
Vicconen
Tribute Of French To Statesman Briand Funeral Oration
Tens of thousands bareheadedbraved the cold as Briand’s funeral procession moved to Passy cemetery. Premier Andre Tardieu called Briand the friend of peace in a global tribute. Leaders from many nations attended as ex soldiers marched and flags flew in a solemn display of mourning. A group of League of Nations leaders, led by Sir John Simon, arrived from Geneva to attend the funeral and discussed international relations.
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M. ‘Pardieu
Buland
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Briand
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Geneva
League of Nations
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Tardieu
John Simon
Fond du Lac to force hobos to work in crackdown
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin Municipal Judge H M Fellows heard railroad detectives describe a hobos ring moving among Fond du Lac Oshkosh and Waterlooo stations by riding trains and seeking relief at welfare stations. The judge said he would push county cooperation for a compulsory work system with fed meals only for those who work.
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Oshkosh
Waterloan
H M Fellows
Vacrant
Thoboes
Bill Bars Petting From Church Areas
Richmond move bars petting on church property after dark under new provisions. The bill, reported out by the senate roits of issue committee, makes trespass on church property after sundown unlawful. Delegate John S. Battle of Charlottesville explains petting as the cause of the issue.
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Senate
John S. Battle Charlottesvide
White House backs BG Avenue plan amid farm board actions
The administration backs a billion dollar revenue plan as the House debates the measure while the Senate discusses three farm board nominations Frank Evans William F Schilling and Sam Thompson Foes voice their views A Monday vote on a resolution to submit the eighteenth amendment to the states is promised by Speaker Garner The report notes bewilderment as Congress faces key votes impacting taxpayers and public works authority and hints at further continuations on page 2
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Mills
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Louse
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Wiliam F. Schilling
Sam
Thompson
Needs of Democracy From the Schools
Chicago speech by Wisconsin's Governor Glenn Frank argues liberal education must adapt across generations to cultivate productive citizens, just distribution of wealth, and wise consumption, resisting a final fixed definition. He emphasizes that the stage of education evolves with time.
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Chicago
Pres Glenn Frank
Wisconsin
Atul
Frank Fold
Washington and Texas discuss tax on beer in 1920s debate
A fragmented report describes remarks by Representative Buanter Den, referencing a 275 percent beer tax proposal as a mere ploy. It notes divisions in the House, a potential constitutional amendment, and the Prohibition Board’s executive committee pledging bipartisan unity for 1928 platforms.
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Texas
Drbate
Lone Star Statesman
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Bandits Rob Eldorado Bank in Fond du Lac County Heist
Inspector Morgan reports three fingerprints found outside the Eldorado State Bank vault door after two young bandits robbed the bank at 11 20 am. Estimates say 3000 to 4000 dollars were taken. Oshkosh men under suspicion as police scout the county with a 48 man posse and airplane aid. Bank staff were surprised at the wicket windows enabling the robbery.
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S. J. Wittman
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Co. A. Kemnitz
Four policemen shot attempting to quell anti-Japanese riot
In Chicago on North Michigan Boulevard a crowd of several hundred gathered near The Tribune building to protest at the Japanese consulate. A trumpet sounded as officers tried to move the demonstrators, with police injured and several arrests reported amid chaotic street clashes near Lake Michigan and the Chicago River.
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