Passengers Victim in Newark Air Crash
Fourteen sightseers were killed instantly when a Colonial Airways tri motor plane crashed into a sand filled freight car near Newark airport. Pilot Lou Foote and copilot Belmont Parsons survived. Foote later died. The crash, caused by dying engines and a gusty wind, left many passengers entangled in wreckage along the Jersey meadows.
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N. I
United States
Colonial Airways
Lou Foote
Belmont Parsons
Parsons
New York City
Motorroyale
Foote
Jersey Meadows
Elizabethport
Colonial Airway
Ford Airplane Factory
Detroit
Ford
Christian General resigns to become nationalist premier
Shanghai reports General Feng Yu Hsiang known as Christian General has quit as nationalist minister of war and is set to head the executive Yuan in Nanking replacing Tan Yen Kai. Lu Chung Lin named to succeed Feng. rumors of unrest follow. Whangsi generals mobilize 80,000 on Hunan and Huneh borders but refuse to fight unless the government acts first, Hankow says.
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Shanghai
Hunan
Huneh
Hankuw
Denies Report He Is Considered for Job on Control Board
Aubrey Williams executive secretary for the Wisconsin conference of local work denied a report that Guy Walter J Kobler was being considered for a place on the state board of control. Williams said he could not take the position if Kobler offered it and that the governor never indicated any such consideration.
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Madison
U.P
State Board of Control
Aubrey Williams
Wisconsin Conference of Local
Williams
Guy Walter J Kobler
Flood Toll Rising as Alabama Floods Widen
Montgomery reports death toll likely exceeding 100 as rescue teams struggle to reach stranded residents. Gov Graves and Major Weaver planned air overflights to assess devastation in Lowndes County while rehabilitation plans began in Elba and Geneva. Health measures include 15000 homeless and typhoid antitoxin deliveries.
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Ala
Graves
Alabama
WR Weaver
Fourth Corps
Maxwell Field
Lowndes County
Weaver
Schricken
Bibb Graves
Chattahoosenee
Appalachicola
Alabama Health Department
Tammany Hall Factions In Deadlock Over New Leader
New York reports Tam many hall divided between the "new" and "old" elements over a successor to George Wolvany who resigned. The "new" seeks an outsider to the Tigers origin, while the "old" wants a leader who rose through district conflicts. Surrogate James A Foley seen as potential intermediary, with John F. Curry named as a leading possible candidate among district heads.
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Tammany Hall
George Wolvany
Tammany
James A. Foley
al Smith
James J. Walker
Smith
Franklin D Roosevelt
Walker
Foley
Olvany
John F. Curry
Third Assembly
Curry
Tec Eras
Federal Warden at Atlanta Quits
Atlanta Warden John W. Snook resigns effective April 1 after department of justice review cites utter lack of administrative ability. Reports say resign follows disclosure of planting agents in the Atlanta penitentiary and Snook’s protest against such actions. Snook had long penal experience including Idaho state prison tenure and service as a U S marshal.
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Department of Justice
John Snook
Atlanta
Gia
John W. Snook
Snook
Justice Department
Atelanta
Peter Hansen
Terrot
Leavenworth
Joseph Moutain
Cincinnati
Towner
Albert Sartain
Idaho
United States
Alaska
Warden's Association of the
Galbert A. Clayton Named Chicago Stock Exchange Statistician
Galbert A. Clayton, long time United Press executive, is appointed statistician for the Chicago Stock Exchange central division. He will oversee expansion programs for the exchange ticket service and promotions, after a career that included bureau roles in Dallas and Kansas City and leadership positions in Chicago and New York.
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Galbert A. Clayton
United Press
Chicago Stock Exchange
Clayton
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Dallas
Kansas City
New York
Central Division
Temperament ruling backs Goudal in temperamental outbursts
A superior court upheld actress Jetta Goudal’s right to outbursts at Pathe Studios, ruling she was not bound by same obedience rules as workers. The $3,600 award followed her $90,000 suit for services, connected to her discharge during a Cecil B DeMille production later absorbed by Pathe in 1927.
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Los Angeles
Jetta Goudal
Sean Yankwich
Goudal
Pathe Studios, Inc
Miss Goudal
Cecil B DeMille
Pathe
Poisoned death clouds Allentown case in Lehigh County
Mass Verna Octavia Delp 22 was found dead after twenty four hours. Coroner F R Bush says post mortem points to murder and ordered a full examination of vital organs. Foster father August Derhammer and a pow wow doctor are named in the investigation amid witchcraft claims and cryptic messages found on the victim�s dress.
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Allentown
Octavia Delp
F R Bush
Miss Delp
August Derhammer
Green Point
Lehigh
Monnie Counies
Derhammer
Genesis flood confirmed by Langdon at Mesopotamia
Cablegram from Prof Stephen Langdon of the Field Museum expedition reports evidence of an earlier flood with similar proportions. He cites Babylonian and Hebrew accounts, tablets and earth layers, dating the flood to about 32400 BC and the earlier one 600 years before, noting Kish rebuilt twice after each flood.
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Chicago
Genesis
Stephen Langdon
Field Museum
Mesopotamia
Largdon
Langdon
Eather
Kish
Lanedon
Oshkosh Conductor Held Up on Milwaukee Tracks
Oshkosh resident Fred Lueck a St Paul road conductor was robbed by two men near the Twenty seventh street viaduct in Milwaukee as he walked the railroad tracks last night about 8. He lost 15 dollars from a wallet in his rear pocket after one man flashed a revolver and the other restrained him. Lueck had just arrived in Milwaukee and was en route to report for his run back to Oshkosh.
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Milwaukee
Fred Lueck
Oshkosh
St. Paul
Lueck
Otter Street
Twenty-seventh Street
Rebels Evacuate Torreon Amid Full Flight From City
Rebels evacuate Torreon in full flight as federal forces march on the insurgent stronghold. General Estobar claims a victory in the first skirmish while Calley warns of a large impending attack. Orders reach Columbus for border readiness and precautionary measures at Fort Bliss and border points.
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Mexico City
Torreon
Chihuahua City
Chapultepec
Bernone Serrato
Toreon
Almazan
Federal Armes
Monterey
San Pedro de San Coronas
Stratphold
Calley
Estobar
San Pedro
Washington
Moseley
Columbus
Madison Cafeteria Burglarized Theft of 400 to 900
Burglars broke open a safe at the Madison cafeteria run by Madison Business College Sunday or early today and stole between 400 and 900 dollars. Manager Mae Lindsay reported the break. all doors and windows were locked and entrances unclear. Weather diary notes accompany the garbled text.
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Madison
Madison Business College
Mae Lindsay
Hoover plan farm relief bill outlined by leaders
Washington reports indicate congressional leaders back a Hoover aligned farm relief bill with no equalization fee subsidies or export controls. The plan, announced during hearings, centers on a federal farm board, a 300 million revolving fund, and storage for cooperative groups to market farm products. Des Moines meeting plans to press for relief terms ahead of the special session.
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United Press
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Hoover
Congress
Senate Agriculture
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Saul
Rongress
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Grange
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Actinn
Senate
Des Moenes
Popular Conceptions Of State Waterpower Blasted by Kanneberg
Adolph Kanneberg, state railroad commission, debunks two popular beliefs about hydro electric dams in Wisconsin. He shows most of the state's 710 dams are not public power dams, explains varied uses from navigation to recreation, and notes the potential for state recapture of dam sites. The Blue Book summary cites wheel horse power data and regional output disparities across many dams.
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Kanneberg
Puhyic Utilities
Ofins
Protocol for U S adhesion to world court approved
Geneva reports the jurists commission approved by final reading a protocol for the United States to join the world court. It will be sent to the League council with Sir Cecil Hurst to present a covering report in Madrid in June and then forwarded to signatory states for ratification.
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Cecil Hurst
Madrid
Geneva
United States
World Court
Jurists’ Commission
Hurst
Council of the League of Nations
Great Britain
Council
League of Nations
League
Arnold Reestad
Juvist
Stresemann to quit after reparations conference ends
Berlin officials say Dr Gustav Stresemann plans retirement soon after the Paris reparations conference closes. Though the foreign minister looks well, insiders note his illness and domestic politics push him toward stepping aside. The Reichstag backed the government against the fascist no confidence vote as middle parties and socialists supported the measure.
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United Press
Berlin
Gustme Stresemann
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Neils
Paris
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Stresemann
Aristide Bnand
France
Austen Chambeau
Britain
Bnand
Chambeurlayy
Stresemanny
Dawes
Wrek
Catholic Party
Tidwit Kaas
Sconomins
Julius Curtius
Folks Party
Stroymann
Reichstag
Statt
Aemnet
Karl Secering
Capone to Face Grand Jury in Chicago Wednesday
Alphonse Capone, Chicago and Florida bootleg kingpin, agreed to appear before a grand jury this Wednesday after earlier delays. District Attorney's office confirmed the summons following the Valentine's Day massacre investigation. Capone may invoke immunity or his right against self incrimination.
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Chicago
M—Alphonse
Scarface
Capone
Florida
Clark Street
Plain Seats Mark Norwegian Royal Wedding of Olaf and Martha
The wedding of Olaf and Martha will be held in Oslo at Our Savior’s church with Lutheran rites. Royal guests from Sweden, Denmark, England, and Holland are invited. The venue is austere with plain hardwood benches, reflecting the simple church setting.
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Usio
Norway
Sweden
Oslo
Haakon
Maud
Carl
Ingeborg
Gustav Adolph
Eugene
Gustav
Axel
Denmark
Duke of York
England
Olaf
Henry
Holland
Kohler Guest of Wisconsin News League Dinner
Governor Walter J. Kohler will address the Wisconsin Daily league and the Wisconsin Associated Press at a Hotel Lorraine dinner, hosted by thirty three newspapers. John K. Kline and Ralph Kingsley will also speak, with a theater party to follow.
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Madison
Lorraine
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