Naval raid in Honduras as US forces seize shipyard area
A detachment of 465 US officers and men from the cruiser Neaver raided Ceiba Honduras to protect foreign goods and property. The landing was ordered by Capt. WN Jeffers of the Denver at the request of American consul George Wallan and Honduran authorities. The operation aimed to secure key facilities amid ongoing fighting near the Salvadoran border and amid reports that Gen. Ferrarra may move toward Guatemala. Intelligence notes varying prospects of revolution and potential reentry of American forces if stability fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aruiser Neaver
Ceiba
Ienduris
Nyes
Wn, Jeffers
Denver
George BP Wallan
Ronsat
Grateolion
Terces
Honduras
Sregorio Perrara
Env
Evolutinnary
Getha
Dorders
Unita Alko
Repuriul
Avachvan Agenta Infonduras
Ocotepec
Rebsts
Comayagua
Ifonduras
Cen
Ferrard
Guatemala
Warrest
Ferrarra
Guatema
Kendra
Hemline
Arethian
Verpeigalya
Tagud Gatpa
Teig
Wtim
Tragic Farm Accident and Fire Ravage Ashland Area
A mother killed her two children with a hatchet in Ashland then attempted suicide. The house fire she started destroyed 38 cottages and land, with about 200 burned and power loss hampering relief. Losses cited near 250000 dollars as fire crews fought the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Kyi
Sloan
Margaret
Jack
Matand
Mitch
Macataia Anz
Police Chief Outlines Handgun Carry Rules
In a grim briefing Chief Qatling orders that revolvers be worn in front rather than at the hip to ensure a quick draw. The policy aims to keep officers ready while reducing the chance of public danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Parachute Jumper Dies After Equipment Failure
Parachute jumper TD Kune, 35, died after a parachute failed to deploy during a leap from altitude. Rescue teams reported the man attempted to descend and land but failed to assemble the canopy correctly. The incident occurred near Tuba, Nebraska, with witnesses describing the jump as a hazardous stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TD Kune
Rapley
Tuba
Qauha
Fareinn Service School Opens in Washington Twenty Five Aspirants
Twenty five aspirants begin a course at Fareinn Service School in Washington to train for the American diploma in service duties. The program aims to prepare personnel for posts and Mountsateu, with roles including ministers and embassy secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fareinn
Boveri
Erntiil
Tyneavide
Cor Posts & Mountsauteu
Imetading Gosthie
Sahats
Ohio and West Virginia swept by severe storms
A widespread storm battered Ohio and nearby states injuring several, damaging roofs and buildings. In Wheeling and other towns, debris and downed utility lines disrupted streets. No fatalities were reported. Separate reports describe gunman siege in Chicago and a poisoning case pending mental health care proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohig
de Weas
Wrginia
Leeling
Wellaburg
Woodefiehl
Dlazen
Ohio
West Virginia
Wheeling
Union Trust Company
Hbulking
Plaintiff Prevails in Million Dollar Suit Against Railroad
In Jackson Mississippi WJ Miller the state agent for Mississippi filed suit against Missouri Central Railroad to recover back dues. The special judge heard the case and ruled in favor of the plaintiff. Judeau and Phighpen were mentioned as involved officials though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nillion Daflar
Jackson
Miss
Minoiz Central Railroad
WJ. Miller
Mississippi
Aegardise
Judeau
Mull ing Chicago riding master convicted for wife murder
In Dupage county a jury sentenced George W. Mull ing of Chicago to twenty two years in the state penitentiary for the murder of his wife Julia App Noutg near Stinsdale last September. The case was prosecuted by local men and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wife Skayer
Chicago
State
Dupasq County
George WW. Mulling
Core Son Law
Julia App Noutg
Stinsdale
Unclear OCR Text on Tourism and Auto Exhibition
Fragmentary OCR reads like notes on tourism, water features, and an auto show with monetary figures. The readable terms include Washington, Roman cities, playgrounds, tourists, and an automotive exhibition with a large sum cited. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered words.
Iowa Child Development Station Receives 313 600 Grant
The University of Iowa Child Welfare Research Station has been awarded 313 600 from the Laura Spellman Rockefeller memorial fund for child development study. Director Denij Baldwin says the money funds three budgets over five years including $100,000 for research in Iowa cities and $30,000 for patient training work in three towns. Equipment for a preschool laboratory will be bought with the remaining 3 600. The program expands prior rural and urban studies led by May Parker Youts and coordinated with Iowa State colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Lowsehill
University of Iowa
Laura Spellman Rackefoley
New York
Denij T. Baldwin
Iowa Cities
Lelnge
May Parter Youts
Iowa State College
Amas
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar ‘Pally
Baldwin
Towa
Lewra
Rockefeller
Cora B. Tallis
Leg Moines
Stalied
Ofmlav
University of Towa Extension Division
Teswig
Nwa
Towa Steam
Airship Mishap Drifts After Rudder Failure Over Rivers
A dirigible fleeing the Missouri and Mississippi region after a midafternoon rudder failure toward Caseyville drifted for two hours, before returning safely with its crew aboard the TL2 vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sroit Tieldary Aviation Pest
Tie
Missouri
Mississippi
Siara
Caseyville
Woman Slayer Confesses to Murders in Illinois Case
Mrs Cunningham, jailed in Lake County, confessed to killing three of her children with arsenic. Her arraignment for one son War, age 10, is postponed as authorities seek clarity on the double murder charge. The case centers on arsenic findings in the boy’s daily exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Any Cunningham
Lake County
War
An. Teriine
New French Cabinet To Be Formed After Senate Impasse
A new French cabinet formation follows Premier Briand’s failed effort and Douvergues urging a fourth line. Painleve consults allies to counter Herriot’s influence as Monta Molzle leads the emigration beacon. The Senate plans a 4 000 000 000 franc tax rise to widen inflation margins. Meanwhile a West Coast Rubber bankruptcy case reaches the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles
Prenlay
M. Painteye
M. Daumergue
Mr. Pauleve
Renate
Briand
M. Briand
Iowa State News Highlights Patchwork of Growth and Policy
The article surveys Iowa developments from 1924 crop wages to school building in towns, a university hospital project in Iowa City, and plans for highway and utility expansions. It notes postal rate changes, spring construction booms in Storm Lake, and ongoing efforts by counties, associations, and the state to improve roads, veterans memorials, voter education, and health campaigns including heart disease.
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Representatye Ramaeyer
Ingen F. Higgen
Kaswick
Wave Ney
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Sions
Sious City
Lorsen
Daywou
Paton
Welac
Siamp
Storm Lake
Tae
Canning Company
University
Lowa City
Tapager Connstruction Company
Albert Les
Ilinn
State Board of Education
Lowseld Star Memorial Bishway
Whiteway Highway
Jefferson Highway
Rich
Constitution
Highway Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Ows
Upu
Legislatire
Towa
Iowa Clinical Medical Society
Ames
Jaspar
Wapella
Poitwatlariie
Laa Lowa
Winnetargers
Tewa
Officals Seize 4000 Gallons of Illicit Wines Near Burlington
Dry officers, county and city police seized about 4000 gallons of wine from under the home of John Bwinder a retired plumber on Burlington outskirts. Seventy seven barrels were recovered with most containing wine. Affidavits indicate the Hwingers sold the wine at 23 dollars. Fallon Ewinger his wife and Otto Schtuchler were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bwinder
Burlington
Fallon
Ewinger
Otto Schtuchler
Inian
Denver Judge Lindsey Wing Recount Shows Narrow Win
In Denver the juvenile court judge Lindsey Wing recount confirmed a 26 vote margin in the ouster proceedings led by Royal I. Graham. Graham had been declared defeated by the election commission who had previously announced Lind sey as elected by 117 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey Wing
Denver
Cole
den B. Linlwey
Juvenile Court
Royal I. Graham
Election Commission
Lindsey
Negro slays police chief and suspect shot by posse
Reports say Tom Bowlin Joilles county chief of police was killed near Jellico by a Black assailant identified as Byars. Bowlin’s pursuit ended when the shooter was slain by a posse within half an hour. Wife wounded and the suspect reportedly killed himself after the incident amid bootlegging allegations. Three children survive the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jellico
N. E
Tom Bowlin
Joilles County
Im Byars
Dowlin
Ryans
Hiro
Pana
James Durand
Mhelr Howe
Stoningham
Dimealt
Child Dies After Auto Strikes Sioux City Resident
Robert Christopherson, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Fe Christopherson of 2415 Myrtle Street in Sioux City, dies from a fractured skull after being struck by a car driven by Peter Carlson Route No 8 Sioux City. Death confirms and condition of artist Ding Darting improves at hospital after bout with peritonitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Robert Christopherson
Syesroll
Fe P. Christopherson
Myrtle ‘Sttiets
Peter Carlson
Datting
Guard Accused Woman Slayer in Tragic Gary Case
Anna Cunningham of Gary Tril stands accused as the widow linked to the deaths of her husband and four of six children within six years. Her son David is critically ill after alleged arsenic poisoning as authorities pursue a second alleged attempt at murder at a Chicago hospital.
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Crown
Point
Anna Caaningham
Gary
Tril
Ehligren
David
Chicaun
Pilal
Colleey
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Olsastrangs
Michigan
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Wy Electric
Eghis Dak
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Wilancroft
Severn
Lamont
Betwern State College
Wid
Foy Huex Bonry
Wig
Peter Podolaski
Polganer
Paw
Emanuel Borewsac
Oildeas
Tatters
Mtarney
St. Paul
Howard County
American Automatyne Ausohibion
Movida
California
West
OWA Chill Welfare
Manila
Thoudauil
Cadiz
Ascigental Negros
Rin Lion
Charles City
George Holtz
I Duet Jresifedt
Parisers
Routiler Banking
Dadicimente
T. A. Leathmore
Wonldstid
Casiier
Ty Parser
Gimnay Ehrses
Paul Paloleve
Chamber of Deputiez
Supreme Court
West Coat Rubber Corporation
United States
Citu
San Francisco
Hawkeye
State News
Lowa
Wrigleys
United States Biological Survey
Europe
Ruby Brandon
Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids
Avery
Roth
Fis
Humphrey
Nebraska St
Hotel Martin
Nyt
SIG
Tanlac
Texiac
Otto Seguia
Portland
Ore
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