Two Freighters Wrecked on Superior in Storm
Lake Superior reports describe the wreck of two freighters during a violent storm. The Ralph Budd ran aground near Keweenaw Port with 31 crew. all were rescued by the Eagle Harbor coast guard. The J. E. Gorman battered a reef near Outram as heavy seas and wind caused extensive damage and cargo loss.
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Calumet
Mich
Lake Superior
Michigan
Ralph Budd
J. E. Gorman
Dougan McLeod
Buffalo
Keweenaw Port
Eagle
Harbor Coast Guard
Outram
Duluth
Koch
Missing Bowling Secretary Found Hanged in Racine
Edward J Amundsen 46 longtime secretary treasurer of the Douglas Avenue Bowling Association was found dead at home in Racine by hanging from a rope. The banquet had just been held and prize money over 600 dollars was to be awarded. Neighbors reported his retirement pressures and family finances.
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Racine
Wis
Douglas Avenue Bowling Association
Edward J Amundsen
Bowling Association
Amundsen
Davis Accepts Post as Governor General of Philippine Isles
Secretary Good announced Dwight F. Davis has accepted the position as governor general of the Philippine Islands in Washington. The decision confirms Davis will lead colonial administration under U S authority.
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Davis
Philippine Isles
Washington, D. C
Dwight F. Davis
The
Philippine Islands
Good
Fire destroys four Dorchester businesses and bank
Fire swept through Dorchester Wisconsin early today destroying four business establishments and damaging the Dorchester bank. Firemen from Owen Abbotsford and Colby aided the local force in subduing the blaze. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars.
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Dorchester
Wis
Owen
Abbotsford
Colby
Berdore
Two Grade School Buildings Closed as Unsafe in Chicago
Chicago officials ordered two recently built grade school buildings closed after engineers declared them unsafe for occupancy. The board of education president urged an investigation into construction, while many other schools of the same type face scrutiny and faults noted in design and materials.
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Chicago
H. Wallace Caldwell
Board of Education
John A. Swanson
Caldwell
William E Dever
Swanson
House Sends Farm Aid To Conference
The House voted 249 to 119 to send the farm relief bill to conference over the disputed export debenture plan. Republicans backed the move to expedite final action while most Democrats opposed it. Conference members include Haugen Parnell Williams Aswell Kindie Joe and McNary Norris Capper Smith Ransdell.
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Washington
House
Senate
Mit
Longworth
Haugen
Parnell
Indiana
Williams
Illinois
Aswell
Louisiana
Kindie- Joe
Kentucky
House Agriculture Committee
Am Committed
McNary
Norris
Nebraska
Capper
Kansas
Smith
South Carolina
Ransdell
Agriculture Committee
Politicians Take Inventory After Impeachment Row
Baton Rouge La as the impeachment trial of Gov Huey P Long passed into history politicians take inventory of the political aftermath The impeachment proceedings split factions and will require weeks to map future moves The trial ended with enough votes to acquit citing constitutional concerns Long plans rest at his Shreveport home while advisers weigh recalls or further actions and cautious counsel guides his next steps
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Baton Rouge
tPi
Huey P. Long
Otheir
Long
Lynching of Nan by Floridians shocks Lake City mob
In Lake City Florida Nan Romey and grocer were taken from jail by a mob before dawn and lynched two miles south where the body found. Chief of Police John F. Baker was wounded in a confrontation with Romey and Mrs. Romey, who died later. A coroner’s jury was convened but verdict not released.
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Lake City
Fia
N. G. Romey
John F. Baker
Romey
Baker
Guy Gillem
Gillem
Students Refuse to Return After June 4
Des Moines, Iowa. Students of Des Moines university pass a chapel resolution pledging not to return after June 4. The measure is wired to the Baptist Bible Union of America, a fundamentalist group funding the school, which is meeting in Buffalo, New York.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines University
Baptist Bible Union of North America
Buffalo
N. Y
Al Capone Sentenced to One Year in Philadelphia Jail
Chicago gangster Al Capone and reputed bodyguard Frank Cline are sentenced to one year in the county prison for carrying concealed weapons in Philadelphia after pleading guilty. Capone arrived from Atlantic City with Cline and was arrested near a theater, with pistols found on both and Capone surrendering a diamond worth about 25 000. The magistrate set bail at 35 000 each, noting Philadelphia’s lack of fear of the gangster.
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Philadelphia
Scarface al" Capone
Chicago
Underworld
Esho Field
Alphonse Scarface
al Capone
Frank Cline
Capone
Cline
Atlantic City
City Hall
Fone
Carney
Philadelpha
Bir al Capone
United States
Senate weighs Lenroot nomination to U S court of appeals
In Congress Today the Senate continues in executive session on the nomination of former Senator L Lenroot to the U S court of customs and patent appeals. The interstate commerce committee holds hearings on creating a communicating commission. The manufacturers committee votes on a resolution to authorize an investigation into textile labor conditions. In the House votes proceed on sending the farm bill to conference as debate on tariff and related measures continues.
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Senate
L. Lenroot
U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Interstate Commerce Committee
Communicating Commission Manufacturers
HOUSE
Bill Way and Means
Cleveland Clinic disaster cabinets rebuild under plan
Cleveland officials say 80 percent of the surviving victims may die from poison gas exposure after two explosions and a fire at the Cleveland Clinic. A 35 member committee plans reestablishment of the clinic with Dr George W Crile leading the project as losses are estimated at 750000 dollars.
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George W. Crile
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Cleveland
Cleveland, Q
Cleveland Clinic
Harry L. Rockwood
Rockwood
Cleveland Link
Michael J. Graham
A J Pearse
Validity of Volstead Act Attacked in St Paul Case
The St Paul hearing tackles the Volstead Act validity with 37 arguments. Mrs Mane Bevington of Sioux City is appealing a liquor sale conviction with prior infractions, arguing a Supreme Court ruling nullified parts of the old internal revenue statute. Her defense teams include B A Brown Carlos Goitz and R B Schuyler. government counsel is B E Rhinhart.
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St. Paul
United States
Crrent Court of Appeals
Mane Bevington
Sioux City
Walter
Congress
Bevington
B A. Brown
South Dakota
Carlos W Goitz
R. B. Schuyler
Budar Acquittal in Padlocked St Charles Case
Milwaukee federal court acquitted Joseph Budar operator of the padlocked St Charles hotel and clerk Fred Harbord of conspiracy to violate the dry law. Three bellboys Omar Keenan Henry Grant and Harold Schultz were convicted along with elevator man Otto Meurer. Sentences ranged from three to six months.
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Milwaukee
Joseph Budar
St. Charles
Fred Harbord
Omar Keenan
Henry Grant
Harold Schultz
Otto Meurer
Luse
Kennan
Grant
Hoover Completes Law Probe Committee
President Hoover has finished selecting his commission to probe law enforcement and will announce personnel early next week. Reported members include Newton D. Baker James A. Garfield George Wharton Pepper and George Wickersham with Harlan Fiske Stone declining the chair.
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Lawrence Sullivan
United Press
Washington
U.P
Hoover
White House
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
George W. Wickersham
Nomination of Lenroot Reenters Senate Conflict
Washington D C The nomination of Irvine Lenroot former Wisconsin Republican senator to the Court of Customs Appeals returns to the Senate amid hopes for a quick decision A 38 to 34 vote yesterday blocked a move to open debate Norris Nebraska Republican opposition centers on Lenroots past as lands committee chairman and his role as an attorney before committees with Walsh Montana pushing for inquiry into power companies
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Washington, D. C
Irvine Lenroot
Wisconsin
Court of Customs Appeals
Senate
Black
Alabama
Norris
Nebraska
Lenroot
Senate Lands Committee
Washington
Nebraskan
Lands Committee
Teapot Dome Naval Air Reserve
Albert Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Judiciary Committee
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Walsh
Montana
Slaying of Mrs De King Reenacted Before Board
Reenactment of the McAdian De King slaying was staged before a Texas investment board at the De King home. Witnesses included the De Kings, Franklin Brewer, and others as the panel adjourned to City Hall to hear testimony from about thirty witnesses.
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Aurora TL
McAdian de King
de King
Tinos Hour of Representatives
Tep
Step
Riput
Shenfi Roy Smith
Joseph de Ring
Smith
Gerald de Ring
de Ring
Fredrick Rennick
de Kings
Brewer
Eugene Boyd Fairchild
Zeppelin Ditches Storm to Land at Toulon Field
The Graf Zeppelin, crippled by a storm, was guided to safety at Cuers air field near Toulon by French troops. Ousting engines failed, the airship drifted toward the Mediterranean before a ground crew and troops secured the craft and brought it to a hangar at 8 55 P M. Dr Hugo Eckener’s crew and eighteen passengers including Mrs Mary Pierce of New York were unharmed after a dramatic twenty four hour struggle with the elements.
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Toulon
France
U.P
Cuers
Hugo Eckener
Mediterranean
Mary Pierce
New York
Gibraltar
Ay Helnasa
United Press
Paris
Graf Zeppelin
Mediterranean Sea
French
Dr. Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Toujon
Suicide ruled in Green Bay man blow incident
Henry Marchin 65 of Oshkosh was found dead with a shotgun beside him on the shore near his sister Mrs William Malchow's cottage in Green Bay. Coroner Frank Hodek said suicide. Marchin, who had lived with his sister, had poor health for years and reportedly told others, You wont see me again. He leaves a sister Mrs Gust Schultz of Oshkosh.
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Green Bay
Wis
Henry Marchin
Oshkosh
William Malcfson
Frank Hodek
Sucide Marchia
Bay Shore
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