Spanish aviators cross south Atlantic short of record
Francisco Jimenez and Ignacio Iglesias completed a non stop flight from Seville to Bahia, Brazil, covering about 4 000 miles. They failed to beat the Ferrari Del Prete record by roughly 800 miles and one captain fell ill during the voyage. The journey drew limited sightings along the coast and ended with a Bahia landing at 10 30 a m local time.
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Rilo Janeiro
Bahia
South Atlantic Ocean
Francisco Jimenez
Ignacio Iglesias
Arturo Ferrarin
Carlo del Prete
Spain
Seville
Cape Blanche
Rio del Oro
Africa
Rio Janeiro
Ferrari i
del Prete
Jimenez
Tap
Ta Nacion
Mines
Camassy
Bala
Brazil
Ignacio Jiminez
Francisco Iglesias
Jesus del Gran Poder
South Atlantic
Aeropostal
Camassary
San Salvador
Nitro glycerine blast at Gibbstown plant injures search for man
Three thousand pounds of nitro glycerine exploded in a small frame house at the Du Pont Powder company plant in Gibbstown New Jersey today. One man working near the place is missing.
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Philadelphia
Iai
du Pont Powder Company
Gibbstown
N. J
Impeachment Charges Plotted Against Gov Huey Long in Louisiana
In a multi count impeachment resolution a sworn affidavit accuses Huey P Long of seeking to have H A Bozeman kill J Y Sanders Jr. The ruling party endured a riotous session as members clashed over the governor’s policies and an investigation.
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Baton Rouge
Gary
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Bozeman
J Y Saders, Jr
Louisiana House of Representatives
H. A
Battung) Bozeman
Long
Louisiana Highway Commission
Louse of Representatives
John B. Fournet
Clinton Sayes
Avoyelles
House
Senate
Ill treatment blamed for death of youth in Milwaukee hospital
In federal court a 21 year old, Harold Hartnett, died in Soldiers Home hospital Milwaukee last January. His estate, represented by sister Mrs. George Schiefelbein, seeks 10,900 dollars. Allegations include removal from hospital, 41 hours in jail, and denial of food during transport to Iron Mountain. Defendants, including Sheriff Ed Corry and deputy Arthur Johnson, face charges of malicious abuse of process. The girl who alleged Hartnett recanted upon his arrival at Iron Mountain.
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Marquette
Mich
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Milwaukee
Irion Mountain
Harold Hartnett
George Schiefelbein
West Allis Vis
Hartnett
Milwauke
Iron Mountain
Tron Mountain
Rudolph Freeman
Tron
Ed Corry
Arthur Johnson
Schiefelbein
New Liner Europa Damaged By Fire at Hamburg Dock
A raging blaze swept the North German Lloyd liner Europa at Hamburg, threatening the 46,000 ton ship. Fire tugs fought the flames amid fog and strong winds as the vessel listed and neared possible loss. The fire’s cause remains undetermined with a night watchman suspected. Europa, launched last August, was to join sister Bremen as the line’s flagship transatlantic pair, slated for service this spring.
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Hamburg
Germany
Lloyd Line
Europa
Jacob Gould Schurman
Bremen
von Hindenburg
New York
Southampton
Oldest Dane County resident dies at 103
Madison U P reports David Richardson aged 103, died late last night after celebrating his 103rd birthday on February 15. Born in Rochester Vermont February 15, 1826, he moved to Wisconsin in 1848 and farmed until 1884. He then lived in Wichita Kansas for thirteen years before returning to Madison in 1909 after his third wife’s death. He boasted of voting Republican since the party’s birth. He will be buried here Thursday afternoon.
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Madison
U.P
David Richardson
Fachardson
Dane County
Richardson
Rochester
Wisconsin
Wichita
Kan
Wafe
Child crushed to death by stoneboat near Granton
Marshfield Wis March 26 a 3 year old girl, daughter of Herman Bealéer a farmer six miles north of Granton, was crushed to death when runaway horses dragged a stone boat onto her path. The accident occurred today in poor visibility and left the community shocked.
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Marshfield
Wis
Herman Bealéer
Granton
Wisconsin and Michigan Weather Outlook
Wisconsin and Michigan forecast show clouds and cooler temps with rain or snow likely in northern areas. Northwest winds rise Wednesday, highs around 44 and lows near 44, with a brief period of precipitation and a barometer around 28.60.
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Associated Presa
Michigan
Minnesota
Aime
Tam
Ay Cle T Pein
Initary
Mackall Obserestory
Mother shot in dryn Ald Aurora home dispute tragedy
A county raid at the Deking home on the edge of Aurora ended in gunfire. Mrs Lillian Deking 40 was killed as deputies forced entry after a liquor raid. Joseph Deking 45 wounded, Gerald Deking 19 fired at deputies. deputy Roy Smith injured. An investigation was promised.
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Aurora
Lillian, Deking
Joseph Deking
Gerald Deking
Deking
Atty Cerlton Shults
Sheriff's Office
Roy Smith
Airplane accidents claim fifteen lives this week
Airplane accidents across the United States have taken fifteen lives this week while the fate of four missing on a flight along the Atlantic seaboard remains unknown. Six were killed Sunday a week after a sightseeing crash near Newark New Jersey that killed fourteen. Other accidents yesterday caused nine deaths involving pilots and passengers in Mount Gretna Pennsylvania Pensacola Florida and other locations with several injured.
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Chicago
U.P
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Newark
N. J
John J. Campion
Mount Gretna
Patieut
Frederick W. Roberts
C Hutchings
Pensacola, Fla
Naval Air Station
William Perkin
Wiliam Doerning
Oak Lawn
Sll
Roy Pearce
Macomb
Til Uhellis Smith
Fugitives Captured Near Palnesdale in Michigan Woods
Houghton Michigan reports two escaped prisoners Arvin Toure Jainen and Ben Kuuyi were captured in the woods near Palnesdale after sawing their way out of jail. The men were apprehended last night and returned to custody without further incident.
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Houghton, Mich
Bevin Forced Down in Solo West to East Flight
Bevis S. Om the aviator from Los Angeles attempted a non stop solo flight to New York when engine trouble forced him to land early today at an unnamed location. He is reported safe and uninjured following the forced landing.
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Willard. S.om
Okeh Bevis
Los Angeles
New York
Big Business To Be Asked For Farm Aid Advice
The senate agriculture committee plans to invite leading businessmen including Henry Ford and J P Morgan to advise on farm relief. Invitations will go from Chairman McNary, echoing a suggestion by Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, to gather input from business and labor leaders on addressing farm problems.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Henry Ford
J.P. Morigan
Chaiman McNary
Thomas Democrat
Oklahoma
Federal Reserve Board
Interstate Comerce Commission
Mellon
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Owen D Young
Paul M Warburg
Charles Schwab
Ford
Morgan
Washington, D
Che
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farmers’ Union
Hyde
House
Ienvidtt
Vata Traci
Peter Nett sues to recover confiscated liquor
Fond du Lac Wisconsin suit by Peter Nett seeks to recover liquor seized during a search for stolen chickens. He alleges officers had no right to take the liquor and asks that the liquor handling charges be quashed.
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Fond du Bac
Peter Nett
Wisconsin star Rollie Walliams seeks Marquette coach post
Milwaukee reports that Rollie Walliams, a famed Wisconsin athlete, has applied for the basketball coaching job at Marquette University and the development was announced today.
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Milwaukee
Rollie Walliams
Wisconsin
Marquette University
Hoover Orders Ovotemin The South Reorganized
President Hoover orders reorganization of Republican party machinery in South Carolina Georgia and Mississippi after disclosures over handling of federal patronage. Special committees to aid anti corruption efforts to cooperate with Democrats who backed the ticket. governors leadership changes and potential recalls of county officials discussed as plan backs national administration.
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Washington, D
South Carolina
Georghi
Mississippi
Hoover
Faiton
South
Perry Neward
Negro National
Georgia
Kansas City
Ben Davin
Negra
Republican Dalian Committee
The
Republican Party
Further testimony shows Chicago near to meeting water needs
The special master heard Charles Evans Tinges and Langdon Pearse describe Chicago sanitary district efforts to meet War Department rules for Lake Michigan water diversion to sewage pits. Since 1927, six treatment plants were outlined under the 1925 permit for 8,909 cubic feet per second, with 8,200 cfs now diverted to support navigation. witnesses emphasized progress toward the 1928 targets and plant completions.
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Chicago
War Department
Lake Michigan
Charles Evans Tinghes
Edmond TD Adeork
Tinos
Langdon Pearse
Pearse
Cen Rdear B. Jadwin
Army Engineers
Graf Zeppelin Moves Toward Holy Land on Cruise
The giant dirigible Graf Zeppelin was believed to be flying over the central Mediterranean toward Palestine and the Holy Land on day two of its cruise from Friedrichshafen. It passed Naples at 3 pm Monday, circled Rome three times, then continued down the western edge of the Italian boot.
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Rome
Mediterranean
Paletsine
Holy Land
Friedrichshafen
Naples
Wall Street Sees Record Trading Amid Money Squeeze
Wall Street logged a record trading session with around 8 million shares and a money squeeze lifting call loan rates to 20 percent. Prices slid widely as liquidation hit high priced issues. total sales neared a record, while breading market weakness dragged Chicago grain prices down with wheat and corn tumbling.
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Stanley W. Prenostl
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
National
Igher
Brooklyn Edison
Adams Express
A M Byers
Russia Insurance
Wright Aeronautical Kroger
Greene Can
Anea Copper Industrial Rayon
International Telephone
American Tobacco Radio
Foundation Company
Allied Chemical
Johns Manville
Behind Sinking of PM Alone Sinks to International Clash
Treasury supports U S Coast Guard in the sinking of the British schooner I'm Alone in the Gulf of Mexico after a pursuit by the Coast Guard cutter Walcott and Dexter. The incident prompts expected protests from Britain and Canada as diplomats await official reports from the Coast Guard and New Orleans.
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Washington
Treasury Department
US Coast Guard Service
Gulf of Mexico
Dexter
State Department
Mellon
Gulf
Coast Guard
New Orleans
Boston
Nimn
Behge
British Honduras
Walcott
Lousiana
Ean
United States
Wolcott
Beng
Deater
Fent le Ranes
Aupy
Pond
Alane
United States Coast Guard
Henry Tont
Brewery destroys 22060 gallons of beer in Escanaba
Poor parking conditions forced a local brewery in Escanaba Michigan to destroy about 22060 gallons of five percent beer under federal supervision. The product would have been dealcoholized and sold as near beer if demand existed. In Merrill Wisconsin a drug store tire caused about 30000 dollars in damage yesterday.
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Escanaba
Mich
W.R
Merrill
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly Adopts Sympathy Resolution for Chief Justice John Vinje
The Wisconsin assembly adopted a resolution extending sympathy to the family of the late Chief Justice John Vinje of the Wisconsin Supreme Court last night.
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Madison
Iu.po
John Vinje
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wisconsin Assembly
Escape Fails For Suspect During Train Transfer
Arthur Tonguay attempted to escape custody while being moved from Neenah Wisconsin to Escanaba Michigan on a train through Powers Michigan. He slipped from a handcuffed position and fled to a nearby residence but was recaptured at the home of relge tye where he sought refuge.
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Powers
Mich
Arthur Tonguay
Neenah
Wis
Escanaba
Tonguay
Relge Tye
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