Nationalists Walk Out as Lahore Executions Spark Tense Delhi Assembly
In New Delhi 141 members of a nationalist party staged a walkout to protest the hanging of Baghat Singh Raj Guru and Sukhdev in Lahore. The assembly adjourned as Gandhi urged nonviolence and restraint while authorities beefed up Karachi security ahead of the national congress gathering.
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New Delhi
India
Nationalist Party
Legislative Assembly
Lahore
All India National Congress
Baghat Singh
Raj Guru
Sukhdev
Karachi
Vallabhai Patel
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Revolutionary Party
Baluchistan
Congress
Arabian Sea
India National Congress
Nirdlinger Children Face Money Shortage in Nice
In Nice France the two children of Mrs Charlotte Nixon Nirdlinger face hunger as funds run low. Magistrate Vachier says only enough money remains for food until tomorrow noon. Mrs Nixon Nirdlinger, jailed for her husband’s death, remains stoic. Officials search trunks for cash with no results. No funds have come from the United States and charity or Mrs Nash’s arrival may provide aid.
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Nice
France
Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger
Vachier
Curty
Honey
Nirdlinger
Nixon-Nirdlinger
United States
Nice American Aid Society
James H. Nash
Viking survivors reach St Johns with dramatic Arctic tale
Captain Jake Kean brings survivors from the Viking disaster back to St Johns aboard the Lagona with one dead. Navigator William Kennedy, wounded by pneumonia and delirious, recounts the explosion that ripped the deck house from the ship and flames enveloping Varick Frissell. Kennedy died soon after, as Sargent and Clayton King provide corroboration.
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St. John’s Harbor
William Kennedy
Kennedy
Jake
Varick Frissell
Wadham Islands
Newfoundland
Kean
Harry Sargent
Boston
Clayton King
Giant TNT Blast Shakes Manistique Quarry World
In Manistique Michigan 156 tons of TNT were detonated in 2 480 holes 33 feet deep at Inland Lime and Stone Co quarry. The blast displaced about 1 500 000 tons of rock with only a minor tremor and no glass breakage. The $40 000 charge was set off by a single cap under the supervision of engineer T C H Mitchell.
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Manistique
Mich
Inland Lime and Stone Company
T. C. H. Mitchell
Duluth
A. C. Bell
Ironwood
K. C. Peacock
William Reese
Eveleth. Minn
Inland Tech Company
Railroad Man Dies in Salt Lake City After Long Career
Stephen Henry Babcock aged 5, longtime general agent for the Northern Pacific at Fargo North Dakota, and former secretary to the Iowa governor, died yesterday. He worked with Rocky Mountain railroads from 1881 to 1917 and served as a first lieutenant in a Michigan infantry unit during the Civil War.
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Salt Lake City
Stephen Henry Babcock
Northern Pacific
Fargo
N. C
Iowa
Babcock
Rocky Mountain Counry
Michigan
New York to Probe City Affairs by Legislative Committee
New York lawmakers vote to form a seven member legislative committee to thoroughly investigate city departments and inferior courts. The panel, funded up to 250000, must report by February 1 1932 with remedial legislation recommendations. Seabury Mastick Westall and Knight to select members. Seabury named counsel.
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Albany
New York
Roosevelt
Walker
Palm Springs
Calif
City Affairs Committee
John Haynes Holmes
Rabbi Stephens
Wise
Westchester
Seabury C. Mastick
Walter W. Westall
Samuel Seabury
Senate
Assembly
W. Kings
Macy
Henry O. Kahan
Knight
McGinnies
Seabury
Crain
Appellate Division
Fourteen Die in Harbor Accident In Zonguldak
A report says fourteen Turkish longshoremen were torn to pieces when the German boat Mexico unexpectedly started its engine while two rowboats were alongside. The incident occurred March 17 at Zonguldak harbor.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Zongouldak
Mexico
King Alfonso Returns to Madrid From Beatrice Visit
King Alfonso returned to Madrid today after visiting the bedside of his mother in law Princess Beatrice of England.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Beatrice of England
Woman Slain Near Medford in Farm Home Shooting
Mrs. Esther Chankin, 30, was shot to death at her farm home near Medford Wisconsin. David Barkdall, 35, Milwaukee worker, surrendered after authorities said she refused to return to West Bend to live with him. Barkdall was jailed without charge as hel players investigated. Her children Joyce 5 and Wayne 2 were unharmed. Ward Shepard was shot in the leg as Barkdall escaped. Sheriff said Barkdall confessed the shooting.
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Medford
Wis
Esther Chankin
David Barkdall
Milwaukee
West Bend
Here
Barkdall
Joyce
Wayne
Ward Shepard
Edward Gorddert
Charles Chankin
Chankin
Abbotsford
Shepard
Baird
Ted Hartwig
Lester Mystrum
Shepard Farm
Barkdail
Man Detained After Heist at Broadway Brokerage
Detectives search for an unidentified man who walked from Carlisle Millick & Co on lower Broadway with 62,000 worth of stock certificates not belonging to him. The thief entered yesterday and asked for Cassette Co. via the transfer window, receiving delivery instructions before being found out as an imposter.
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New York
Carlisle Millick & Co
Lower Broadway
Thef
Cassette& Co
Ontonagon Railroad seeks permission to abandon six mile line
The Ontonagon Railroad company, a short line from Ontonagon to Green Michigan, filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to abandon its six mile road that runs parallel to the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific line.
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Washington
Ontonagon
Green Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Pacific
Bomb Explodes Behind Sloppy Joe's Bar in Havana
A night time blast damaged the rear of Sloppy Joe's bar in Havana, a popular spot with American patrons. The incident follows a recent robbery at the saloon, when about $1,500 was taken from the till.
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Havana
Professor L. H. Pammel Dies on Train in Utah
Word arrived of the death of Prof. L. H. Pammel 69 professor emeritus of botany at Iowa State College on a train at Ogden Utah. He was born in La Crosse Wisconsin in 1862.
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Ames
L. H. Pammel
Iowa State College
Ogden
Utah
Pammel
la Crosse
Wis
Weather Alert Issued For Cleveland Storm Tonight
The U S weather bureau warns Cleveland and Lake Erie area of strong southwest and west winds with rain tonight possibly into morning. Storm warnings already active for the upper Great Lakes.
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Cleveland
U. S. Weather Bureau
Lake Erie
Upper Great Lakes
Weather forecast and lake advisories in Wisconsin and Michigan
The report notes cloudy conditions and possible rain or snow in northeast Wisconsin, with fair weather elsewhere on Wednesday. Strong north and northwest winds shift to northwest tonight. Lake Michigan shows an advisory storm warning with diminishing rain by Wednesday morning. Upper Michigan may see rain or snow tonight into Wednesday morning, colder in the west.
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Marth
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Wealder
Lake Michigan
Tornight
Upper Michigan
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
Madison approves gas tax and bridge project in Wisconsin
Gov. Philip La Follette signs a 20782 contract for a Lane Street Bridge over the Fox River and canal, replacing an 1894 unsafe span. The Cashman highway bill advances a 4 cent gas tax, creating thousands of jobs and altering county highway funding distributions. The measure favors rural counties with an 8 million state allotment and reduces truck license fees, with fiscal moves to fund grade crossing elimination.
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Madison
Wis
U.2
Philip la Follette
Fox River
Kaukauna
Meyer & Cons Company
Oshkosh
la Follette
Senate
Assembly
John E. Cashman
Denmark
Wisconsin
Por—Anderson
Barker
Carroll Lachman
Clifford
Hall
Hunt
Keppel
Loomis
Miller
Mueller
Nelson
Olson
Roberts
Rush
Severson
Smith
Zantow
Boldt Daggett
Duncan Edwards
Fellenz
Fons
Gettelman
Goodland
Mchigan
Morris
Polakowski
Shearer
White
Blanchard
Roetne
Sanneeslin Oe
Mably
Missing Nor Town man found in Everglades
The body of Thomas H. Wentz, a wealthy Nor town resident and winter visitor, was recovered by Indian hunters in the Everglades near Homestead. Wentz had not returned to his home after leaving a garage in Homestead en route to Miami, prompting relatives to lead a search with local assistance.
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Homestead
Miami Daily News
Thomas H. Wentz
Nortown
Miami
Jury Awaits Case in $89,600 Grantsburg Bank Robbery
In Grantsburg Wisconsin Reinholden faces trial as a participant in the January 12 robbery of the First Bank of Grantsburg. He denies knowledge of the holdup claiming to be in St Paul at the time. Max Hetke testified Engel drove the robbers’ car and loot was divided at Engel’s St Paul home.
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Grantsburg
Wis
Reinholden
First Bank
St. Paul
Max Hetke
Engel
Rioting in Lima Barracks Halts Regime Clash
Lima Peru reports say Forty or more soldiers died at the Santa Catalina army post as the Fifth regiment revolted against the Samanez Ocampo government. Loyalists crushed the revolt in four hours with heavy cannon fire and arrests of chief officers.
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Lima
Peru
Santa Catalina
Samanez Ocampo
Fifth Infantry
Huapaya
Meza
Sarta Catalina
Pshe
Madrid
Santiago Alba
Iran
Paris
EXPECT EASY TIME IN CHOOSING TRIAL JURY
Beaumont Texas attorneys reported easy selection of jurors for the trial of A B Johnson a teamster foreman from Port Arthur accused in the slaying of young ambulance driver Or Lee Adams after the death of Elizabeth Johnson. About 30 of 200 veniremen remained for questioning with some eliminated for opinions leaning toward or sympathizing with the defendant. Johnson said officers he killed Adams because he blamed him for his daughter's death.
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Tex
Adams
Miss Johnson
Johnson
Gun Marriage Bill Vetoed By Governor Hartley
Olympia Wash Gov Roland H Hartley vetoed the bill aimed at delaying marriages by requiring a three day interval between license application and issuance describing it as another legislative attempt at rule making.
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Olympis
Wash
Roland H. Hartley
Hoover praises Puerto Rico’s progress and progressives
President Hoover, after a brig visit to San Juan, told a large crowd in front of the new capitol that Puerto Rico’s rise “from stagnation to a high place in the march of progress” exemplifies what free institutions achieve. He warned about population growth outpacing industry and lauded local leadership and development as officials welcomed him in San Juan.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Hoover
Senate
Capitol
Luis Morales
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Hurley
Wilbur
Richey
Barber of
Big Fellow 10 Help Little Milk Dealer
Chicago committee of 17 in the Pure Milk association recommends larger producers cut production by 5 percent to relieve smaller producers. The plan, if approved by the board next week, would let each local dairy co op appoint a five member committee to readjust quotas under the existing daily quota system.
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Chicago
Pure Milk Association
Auto crash injures thirteen near Elkridge Maryland
Thirteen people were injured in a triple automobile crash on Washington boulevard near Elkridge Maryland early today. Several victims are in serious condition at the University Hospital. Two of the cars carried a party of Negroes from South Carolina, most from Aiken, with others from the group.
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Washington Boulevard
Elkridge
University Hospital
South Carolina
Aiken
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