Girl on Trial for Murder as Jury Deliberates
In St Louis on April 2 a sixteen year old girl known as Ursula Broderick faces first degree murder charges for the death of her stepfather Tosca F. Wo Glock. The jury is sequestered and told potential verdicts include second degree murder or manslaughter. The defense portrays the shooting as self defense amid alleged abuse. witnesses cite family turmoil and prior confrontations.
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ST. Louis
Ursula Broderick Nen
Tosca F. Wo Glock
Klene
William O. Reeder
Kim
Mee
Lillian Woodlock
Fiorence McLaughlin
Broderick
Miss McLaughin
Woodlock
McLaughlin
Ursula
King Details Civil War Pension Totals in Fifteenth District
Washington April 2 Congressman Edward J King announced after study and talks with Pension Commissioner Gaylord that in Minors Fifteenth Congressional District 1918 Civil War veterans receive about 710000 annually in pensions not including widows or children. Adams County home residents draw about 291000 annually. 1948 veterans in the district include 1250 in Adams with 520 at the Soldiers and Sailors Home. The veteran roll is shrinking and the Fidler Bill may boost district payments by about 20 percent.
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Wasilington
Fifteenth Congressional District
Edward J. King
Gaylord TH
Saltagaber
Fidler
Senate
House
Adams County
Quimey
Ouney
King
Referendum in Chio May Delay Women's Suffrage
Ohio antisuffrage campaign manager John T. Druttel said petitions are circulating to block a state law granting women the vote in presidential primaries. If approved, the measure would not take effect until after the November election, delaying women's participation in the April primaries.
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Il Cigalactica
John T. Druttel
Ohio
Apc
Irish Press Dislikes New Home Rule Bill
Dublin April 1 editorial reaction from The Irish Times condemns the Home Rule Bill as failing to bridge the gap to enactment. It warns that the Tall may toward the statute book will surrender much of Ireland to armies and plant cancer in the Empire’s heart. The Freeman and Independent echo dismay at confusion and insult to Irish self rule.
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Dublin
The
Irish Times
Ireland
Freeman's Journal
Irish Independent
Ruhr Revolt Ends With Compromise By Essen Council
The Ruhr revolt ends after Essen council accepts Berlin government compromise proposals. The communist army debated capitulation but allowed the majority to decide. Based on the Bielefeld terms, amnesty was extended and a grace period for disarming and withdrawal was to run to noon tomorrow.
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Ruhr
Essen
Associated Press
Dusseldorf
Berlin
Workmews
Central Committee
Bielefeld
Lowden Speech Urges Americanization in Big City Rally
Governor Frank Lowden, Republican presidential hopeful, spoke in a major city urging Americanization as the country’s priority. He argued development through law and the legal system are key to restoring the nation’s understanding, warning against Soviet style rule and stressing unity and national strength.
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Lowden
Bay City
Frank O. Lowder
Dinos
Ino
Americas
Wade
Rome March 4 Cabinet Crisis Debate and Testy Exchange
A fragmented Rome report describes a parliamentary clash over the present cabinet. Senator Mangiatta condemns the government amid the crisis, while Premier Nitth denies wrongdoing and defends actions, amid sparring over foreign treaties and Italian unity.
Personal notes from Quincy area spring social life
Edwin Brown returns from University of Illinois to spend spring vacation with parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Percy Brown. Various locals, including Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Nesbitt, Mrs. Charles Churchill, and Miss Amie Long, host and visit families amid Easter millinery sales at Disselhorst's. Columbia records promote new releases as residents travel, shop, and plan visits and moves among Quincy addresses.
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Edwin Brown
Quincey
University of
Davidson Millmery Co
O. F. Nesbitt
Frank Hollender
Ohio Street
H. F. Lafl
State Bank
Charles Churchill Ard
Aldene
Kinderbe K
Quines
Disselhorst’s
Harry Morrison
Franklin School
Jefferson School
Steelouk
Pure Drugs
Kiefer Pharmacy
David Long
Broadway
Anme Long
Los Angeles
Cal
Walter Hufnagle
Quins
Norfolk
W. H. Pieper
Jefferson Street
Columbia
Columbia Record
Floelscher-Sefert Co
Marie Delabar
Sn le Rev
Chicago
Deibar
William Mein
State Street
Stephen Deering
Palmyra
Quincy
Mire Charles Gaslriel
Payson
Mreo Reese Vhomas
Columbus
Ohio
Hp. J. Raseche
South Eleventh Street
Railroad Guarantees To Cost $175,000,000
Washington April 2 Guaranty provisions of the new railroad law bill cost the government approximately 175 million dollars. Secretary Houston says the costs are operative for the six months ahead and outlines the fiscal impact.
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Vashington
Houston Esae
Railroads rely on revolving fund to cover deficits
A Treasury plan aims to use a $900 million revolving fund to back advances to railroads and loans. Several corporations have filed for deficits relief. Gov Harding of the Federal Reserve Board announced a railway advisory committee including F. A. Delano Paul M yarharg and Bradley Palmer to review securities backing advances. Officials forecast continuing railroad deficits as revenues lag. Interst ate commerce officials expect heavy use of the revolving fund as available.
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Treasury
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
F. A. Delano
Paul M. Yarharg
Bradley Palmer
Host
Norfolk And Western Trainmen To Strike
ROANOKE VA April 2 The brotherhood of railway trainmen on this division of the Norfolk and Western announces a strike action beginning at once. Officials say the walkout affects all freight and passenger trains south of Roanoke and could disrupt service for days as negotiations continue.
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Roanoke
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Norfolk and Western
Mass meeting orders 4 pm rail strike tied up passenger service
Railway workers at a mass meeting voted to strike at four this afternoon causing a complete tie up of passenger traffic. Locomotive firemen and engineers will not fire on trains run by scab crews while clerks’ action remains separate. Officials cite unsafe conditions on the Norfolk and Western amid clerks’ stoppage and unrevealed conference outcomes.
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Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
Norfolk and Western
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