Lindberghs Marry Quietly In New Jersey Honeymoon
Col and Mrs Lindbergh wed in Englewood yesterday in a small ceremony at Ambassador Morrow's home. The couple then drove away unaccompanied and vanished from public view amid secrecy and rumor of a secret honeymoon voyage or voyage by air.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Lone Eagle
Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Hempstead Harbor
Long Island
Harry Guggenheim
Flyer
S. R. Guggenheim
Trillora
Colonel Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
Lindbergh
Englewood, N
Dwight W. Morrow
William Adams Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Brown
Evangeline Lindbergh
Ambassador
Elizabeth
Constance
Jay Johnson Morrow
Alice Morrow
Chinese raid on Soviet consulate sparks cross border tensions
Reports say Chinese police searched the Soviet consulate in Harbin Manchuria seizing sixty Communist officials and documents amid alleged ties to the Third International. Moscow officials deny arrests and say they have no information on the Harbin raid as Tokyo weighs possible broader implications.
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Marcin
Manchuria
China
Moscow
Zfeng Yu Hsiang
Rengo
Harbin
Guifendo
Siberian
Third International
Scellar
N. K. Kuznetzov
Mukden
M. Chilkin
Chinese Eastern Railway
Tokyo
Chang Tso Lin
Japan
Soviet Russia
Feng Yu
Reform School Sentence for Boy Upheld in Court Fight
Lexington Ky April report: six year old Carl Newton Mahan faces fifteen years in the state house of reform if the court of appeals affirms. Superintendent B W Hubbard says the boy will be treated as a student if confined, with seven elementary grades and a hoped for high school for inmates. Mahan was convicted of killing Ceril Van Hoose, his 8 year old playmate, after a Paintsville trial. an injunction blocked the sentence and the case may go to the state’s highest court.
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Lexington
Bay
Carl Newton Mahan
State House of Reform
Greendale
Court of Appeals
Instituton
B. W. Hubbard
Carl Mahan
Hubbard
Paintsville
Ior
Ceril van Hoose
Green Flash to Rome Flight Planned for Tomorrow Evening
Captain Lewis A. Yancey announced the Green Flash will depart Old Orchard for Rome at 8 p m tomorrow following a telephone conference with the New York weather bureau Officials final preparations were under way this afternoon May 28 The weather section notes mostly cloudy skies with showers and possible thunderstorms in various regions and temperatures ranging from 61 to 83 degrees.
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Old Orchard
Lewis A. Yancey
Green Flash
Rome
New York Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwest
Southwes
Upper Lakes
Michigan
Huron
Superior
Upper Michigan
Fog problem to be solved says Sperry at meeting
Elmer A Sperry predicts by next fall aviation fog hazards will be reduced with new instruments for landing in fog. Lieut Jimmy Doolittle works on a radio beacon to mark field axis and pilots will use an accurate altimeter to land without sight. Phil R Love notes aviation as a growing transportation field.
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St. Louis
Elmer A. Sperry
New York
Sperry Gyroscope Company
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Sperry
Jimmy Doolittle
Guggenheim Foundation
T ' Who
Doctor in Hands of Communists To Give Aid
American missionary refugees report 2900 Communist troops attacked the Peterian mission in Fukien China. Dr C H Holleman was seized to treat wounded soldiers during the assault and later retreated toward the Kawngtung border. Refugees say the attack was anti foreign and houses were not robbed. efforts to contact Dr Holleman continue through legations.
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Aroy
Fukien
China
Lungwenchow
C. H. Holieman
Peterian Mission
Dr. Holleman
Kawngtung
Dollar Fish License Bill Heads to Governor Kohler
The Madison legislature sent the main Dollar Fish License bill to Governor Kohler after narrow senate approval of two minor assembly amendments. Eight amendment attempts failed as Sen. Blanchard led opposition to reduce penalties or exempt groups. A referendums option was discussed, but the first penalty-reducing amendment was rejected 17 to 10.
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Madison
Kohler
Cousin
Senate
Schuman
Polakowski
Gettlemen
Rothe
George Blanchard
Gettleman
Countess Arrest Solves Berlin Gem Robbery Case
Berlin society reels as Countess Helen von Monroy is arrested for stealing jewels valued at 000 from Countess Hermersberg. The fiancé, former Captain Wedel, is found dead by suicide after being questioned, in Gruenewald forest, amid theories of a bid for status.
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Berlin
Helen ‘von Monroy
Hermersberg
Cap Wedel
Gruenewald Forest
Fritz
Amnesia Victim Violet Brousseau Reported Missing
Miss Violet Brousseau, 21, University of Chicago graduate and life insurance employee, has been missing from her home for three weeks. Her mother says she suffered head injury in a fall months ago and has had spells of memory loss during which she appears to forget events. She was last seen at her apartment on May 4.
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Chicago
Violet Brousseau
Univer of
G. W. Haskins
Roll Calls to Be Published Open Senate Sessions
The rules committee recommended publishing all roll calls in executive sessions on nominations. It proposed open sessions by majority vote, opposed by La Follette. Three senators Harrison Swanson and McKellar opposed open sessions. future nominations would require a majority vote for open consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. la Follette
Wisconsin
Harrison, Missppi
Swanson
Virginia
McKellar
Tennessee
Lady Astor Harangues Mob Praised by Crowd Laughing
London dispatch to The Daily Express from Plymouth describes Lady Astor confronting a hostile Communist crowd. She used humor and a waving umbrella to steady the scene, then shifted to temperance rhetoric as cheers rose and she rode away.
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London
Daily Express
Plymouth
Lady Astor
Aster
Express
Salvation Army Leader Evangeline Booth Improves After Accident
Dr. Waller of Hartsdale reports Evangeline Booth commander of the Salvation Army in America is greatly improved after being jolted against the top of her automobile. The incident left her injured though she is recovering.
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Hartsdale
Waller Visrk Tilden
Evanceline Booth
Salvation Army
America
Willebrandt Resigns From Federal Post
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt today submitted her resignation as assistant attorney general to President Hoover. The resignation, dated May 26, was sent as she left for Baylor University in Texas to receive a degree, but Hoover did not accept it and she remained at her post at his request. She cited an unusual new offer as the reason for leaving.
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Washington, D. C
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Hoover
Willebrandt
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Magruder Awaits Orders After Navy Yard Controversy
Rear Admiral Thomas P. Magruder remains without orders as Secretary Adams weighs actions on his case begun after Magruder criticized Navy organization. Once cited for gallantry in Cuba 1908 and World War I service, he earned the Distinguished Service Medal and France’s Legion of Honor.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas P. Magruder
Charles Francis Adams
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Magruder
Adams
Navy
Nave Department
Rouse i Committee
Navy de
U.S. S
Nashville
Cienfuegos
Cuba
United States
France
Oshkosh Booze Ring Fined in Dry Law Violations
Six people were convicted in Oshkosh after a police raid on a booze ring tied to imitation Old Taylor whisky. Judge Goss fined a total of 3600 with varying jail terms, detailing roles of Timm Mason Wesenberg and Tank who backed and ran the operation.
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Oregon Street
Sherif Nelson
Oshkosh
Goss
Keefe
Winnebago County
Emma Hurst
Seventh Street
Lena. Witzel
Sixth Street
Ben Timm
Jefferson
Avenue
Jess Mason
Grand Aenue
John Wesenberg
Dixie Road
E Tank
Jefferson Avenue
Tank
Timm
Masson
Wesenberg
Mason
Three Virginia officers charged in Kendrick murder case
Washington county three officers James Reynolds James Crowe and J H Worley face trial next Monday for the murder of Emory and Henry College student J W Kendrick after a grand jury indictment based on a relative’s warrant The case sparks local debate and governors involvement with justice in Virginia.
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Abingdon
Washington County
James Reynolds
James Crowe
J. H. Worley
J. W. Kendrick
Fmory
Henry College
Kendrick
Wit Phelps
Sterling Ditton
Hale
Jonn H. Stewan
Harry F. Bird
Virginia
Emory and Henry College
Byrd
Keington County
United States Passes Thirty-Seventh Tariff Bill
The U S House approved the nations thirty seventh tariff bill with historic high rates. Sugar duties rise to 3 cents a pound with Cuban sugar at 2 46 cents. Wool hides boots and shoes lumber glass textiles and canned produce receive uplifted duties. overall vote 264 to 147.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
New Air Classic Opens With Four Speed Groups
The New Air Classic opens today at Parks airport East St. Louis with four speed plane groups. Races start from Buffalo Jacksonville San Antonio Denver Fargo and others with 660 to 780 mile legs. A $5 000 Gardner air trophy purse funds the event and Indianap olis speedway timing links via radio.
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Foster Eaton
United Press
East St. Louis
Tsk
Parks Airport
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Fla
San Antonio
Tex
Denver, Colo
Fargo
Indianapolis
Ind
Russell E. Gardner
Gartner Motor Company
Indianapolis Speedway
N. V
U.P
Neil McCray
Erie
St. Louis
Westfeld
Nat E. Duffy
Duffy
Mc Cray
Ed Hedeen
Racine, Wis
John P Wood
Northern Airways
Oshkosh
Major Wood
Wisconsin
Charles "Steed Holman
Cental
United States
Brooklyn smakeasy scheme uses jobless man as double
A Brooklyn jobless man was recruited to pose as a double in a Volstead law violation scheme at a speakeasy. A detective’s facial memory thwarted the plan when he exposed the ruse. Benjamin Flanch testified Judge Inch noted promises of wages and bribes from Joseph Jarbowski but declined to accept.
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New York
Brooklyn Smrakeasy -Crevietes
Benjamin Flanch
Inch
Joseph Jarbowski
Jarbowski
Subterti
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Thomas Magruder
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Tates
Arohiy
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