Ford Air Line Inaugurates Detroit Dearborn Run
Motor magnate Ford launches an AR line between Detroit and Dearborn with the Stout Metal airplane Maiden Dearborn carrying 1,000 pounds of Ford freight. Henry Ford and Edsel Ford witness the maiden flight as the craft makes daily round trips, marking the first of several company air routes to link major plants nationwide. The maiden trip leaves at 10 and returns at 5 96 3, covering two 50 minute legs each way.
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America
Dearborn
Fort Motor Company
Detroit
Chisero
Henry
Fdsel
Ford
Aeronautica
Fords
Bryan
Air Maid
Woman Lifer Recaptured in Poisoning Probe
Chicago bound report details Mrs Anna Cunningham of Gary Ind held while authorities exhumed the grave of her husband and four children. She attempted suicide by strangling herself with a torn sheet in a county hospital before policewoman Agnes Whelen intervened. Authorities pressed the arsenical poisoning investigation as Arkansas officers arrived.
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Chicago
Anna Cunningham
Gary
Ind
Beiny Hell
Farthers Seek Injunction Over Merger Action
Washington reports The Farthers announce plans to seek an injunction to block the Armour Mor tis packing merger unless Secretary Jardine finds the deal violates the Packers and Stockyards Act. Jardine will rule after a week of government and packers arguments on the merger’s validity.
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Washington
Farthers
Herat ‘Council
Armour, Mortis, Packing
Aury Jardine
Packers and Stock Yards
Jardine
Goverment
Home Bombings Rise as Herrly Case Third This Month
Pisoni, a bachelor, was alone in a Herrly home when it was bombed. He escaped injury and remains under bond on bootlegging charges brought by Klansmen.
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Pisoni
Bootlergieg
Xuklox Klansmen
Couple Shot to Death in Lakewood Home
In Cleveland area Lakewood a married couple E P Wrenn assistant electrical engineer of the Cleveland Union Terminals company and Isabel Norma Wrenn were found dead in their residence. Mrs Wrenn is believed to have shot and killed her husband then herself in what police term a domestic tragedy.
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Cleveland
O—H. E
Surplus Freight Cars Available for Service
The American Railway Association announced a total of 344,959 surplus freight cars in good repair as of March 31, up 24,204 from March 22. No shortage was reported at any point, per a version of reports from Glassline carriers.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Glass One
Head of Pottery Firm Dead in New York
William Shaw George, head of a pottery concern bearing his name, died here in New York. He led the pottery business for decades and his death marks the end of an era for the firm and its operations.
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New York
William Shaw George
Prohibition Department Aids Wisconsin War on Sawyer County Revolt
The prohibition department declares war in Sawyer county and its Moodsiiners and will suppress the rural revolt that persisted through summer. Reinforcements have arrived after beatings and disguises used by violators. Draper, a town of about 10 inhabitants with four saloons, illustrates the local liquor challenge.
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Madison
Wis
Prohibition Department
Sawyer County
John’ Dietz
Cameron
Harold
Lempert
Draper
Doctor Accused of Fatal Chloroform Use on Girl
In Dr. G W Fletcher of Dréhard Nebraska a 12 year old girl died after receiving chloroform for an attempted tooth extraction. The physician noticed the child sinking and acted to save her, but she died.
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Dréhard
G. W.fletcher
Paton Case Reveals Ghivago Admission at Home Climax
A sensational admission by Ghivago at her Gary home shocks the Paton case investigation into the deaths of several family members over seven years. Cundingham and others are drawn into the developing account as authorities seek clarity on alleged circumstances.
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Cundingham
Gary
My. Pstery
Mty
Sterling Gets Appointment as Washington Bicentennial Secretary
Sterling, South Dakota, Senator Rovmer Sterling has been chosen field secretary of the commission planning the 200th birthday celebration of George Washington to be held in 1932. The position carries a salary of 37500 dollars a year.
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Sterling
Washington
Rovmer Seantor Sterling
South Dakota
George, Washington
Paynter Denies Betty Paynter Engagement Report
H Paynter objects to press statements claiming Betty Paynter is engaged to Sauer Marconi wireless inventor. The denial appears in a Sunday press note with limited details on the dispute and any possible corrections.
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Gote
H. Paynter
Betty Paynter
Sauer Marconi
Woman and Youth Wed in Chicago Conservatory Wedding
A 50 year old widow, Mrs da Sundine Campbell the Iowa poetess, wed 21 year old elevator operator James Weavers in the Garfield Park Conservatory. The ceremony united two generations amid garden views and local community attendance.
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Chicago
da Sundine Campbell
Iowa
James Weavers
Garfield Parks
Coastline Liquor Run Threat Persists Amid Belt of Vessels
Reports from Atlantic City and the Jersey and Long Island coasts indicate at least fifty steamers and schooners carrying liquor lie at anchor from Montauk Point to Cape May, with British vessels predominant and several French registry ships. Coast patrols keep a constant watch as landings remain difficult and government agents warn of ongoing blockade running.
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New York
Atlantic City
Jersey
Long Island
Montauk Point
Gane
Denver Raid Targets Vice Resorts in Broad Daylight
Police carried out a sweeping raid on Denver vice resorts, arresting dozens at numerous establishments. Investigators reported suspected illicit activities and liquor violations as officers moved through the district, with some patrons resisting and threats of gunfire reported during the operation.
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Denver
Uniderworld
Alousix Extendionaire
Capitol
Tiquaz
Raiders
Vattorne
Iquor
Girl-Stayer Murder Case Reaches State Asylum
A young matricide, following a January quarrel in Napa, killed her mother in their bedroom and was sent to the state asylum for the insane after a jury adjudged her insane. The case was placed on the defers calendar and may be dismissed.
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Napa
Sneeinga
Train collision near Barcelona kills two and injures thirty
Two electric trains collided in Las Palmas suburb due to brake failure. Two people were killed and about 30 injured in the crash, with emergency crews at the scene. Investigators will review the braking system and safety procedures.
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Barcelona
Las Dlanas
Dodge Brothers stock issue oversubscribed in New York
New York oversubscribed an $85,000,000 Dodge Brothers stock issue as Read & Co. engineered the deal. Buying orders flood in, with estimates of total demand from public between $300,000,000 and $400,000,000, marking a major financing step for the motor company.
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New York
Dodge Brothers
Read & Co
resta @ corporation
Tense Turn at Trial in San Fre nesis Sanity Case
The San Frencibles trial of Dorothy Ellingson grew tense as witnesses sparred with attorneys. Ellingson reportedly hurled a water flask at her lawyers, slammed a bottle of smelling salts on the table, and shouted that they could not talk to her that way. The afternoon session continued amid heightened emotions.
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San Freneises
Dorothy Ellingson
Dorothy
Jane
Fall Pass Hinted By Family Members Inherst
Fragmentary OCR finds a mother and other family members mentioned in relation to a fall. The readable items indicate concerns about an incident and potential passage or approval connected to a group or event. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Ambiguous Political Note From Japanese Cabinet Resignation
Fragmentary report indicates the premier and cabinet dissolution in Tokyo with references to Roth and OS release terms and an involuntary resignation timeline. Names and details are unclear, but implies a political shakeup and cabinet changes in Japan.
New Iowa Laws Cost Run High in Legislature
Figures compiled from the legislative pay rolls and expense accounts show the forty first general assembly, which bills itself the economy legislature, will have cost the state over 270000 dollars. The record notes recent legislatures were more costly than the present body.
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Forty-First
General Assembly
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