Ford Invades New York Banking Field
New York bankers watched Henry Ford and the Guardian Trust enter the banking scene with an advertisement announcing the transfer of a subsidiary to transact general business in municipal and corporate bonds. Edsel Ford, age 30, heads the Ford operation alongside Ernest Kansler, while the elder Ford is seen as the dominant figure behind this expansion.
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New York
Henry Ford
Detroit
Wall Street
S. Bank
Cme
Pooffice
Iith
Ernest Kansler
Ford Motor Company
Inlaw
Edsel Ford
Ford
Shot man Schultmaker victims in rough street incident
Schultmaker was shot in the face after men fired shots at a man described as a fella dressed in khaki. He had married about six months ago. his wife resides in Omaha. He had lived here for about two years.
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Schultmaker
Mesa
Omaha
Alienation Suit Defendant Slain in Cleveland Case
Cleveland, C Frank Muni the alienation suit defendant was fatally shot. Charles se father of Mrs Constance Sorchi whose blind husband is plain tit in the suit is held on a charge of marier. Mrs Sorchi lived with her parents. New York Banks report excess reserves for the week up $42 373 750 over last week.
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Cleveland
Frank Muni
Charlesse
Constance Sorchi
Marier
New York
Former Lesson Head Weds in Muncie
Ind-Miss Lucy fall daughter of a local manufacturer and philanthropist married Alvin Mo Owsley of Denton Texas, former national commander of the American region.
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Muncie
Lucy Fall
Alvin Mo Owsley
Denton
Tex
Employment Increase Reported for April In Manufacturing
The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows a 0.1 percent rise in manufacturing employment from March to April. The small gain reflects marginal hiring activity across the sector with month to month variation.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tolstoi Granted Divorce by Paris Courts
Paris reports Count Lea Tolstoi has been granted a divorce from Marinier Tolstoi on abandonment grounds. In Washington, Chairman O Connor of the Shipping Board said Henry Ford may bid to purchase government vessels for operations, citing recent talks and Ford's public statements.
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Tolstoi
Paris
Lea Tolstoi
Paris Courtsife
Marriene Sol
Ford
Washington
Henry Ford
O'Connor
Shipping Board
Buffalo
Detroit
Forg
Atlantic Rum Fleet 15 Targets 385 Goats
United States coast guard reports a mid Atlantic rum blockade aiming to stop a billion dollar bootleg operation. Lt Cmdr Yeandle cites 355 foreign rum boats and a vast shore network challenging 16 cutters 20 destroyers 203 patrol boats and 102 36 foot pickets. The plan keeps ram boats away from shore and waters leading to shore bootlegger bases to choke the contraband pipeline.
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New York
United States Coast Guard
mid-Atlante Run
Stephen
Yeaudle
Coast Guard
Billard
United States
Yeandle
Coast
Negro Slayer to Hana Justice Shouted for Mercy
Willie Sams colored man denied a new trial was sentenced to death by Judge Hosen Wells for the August murder of Patrolman Cornelius Broderick. Sams cried for justice saying it was the color of his skin that brought the jury's death verdict. A jury had two weeks earlier fixed the punishment at death.
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Hana
Chicago
Willie Sams
Hosen Wells
Cornelius Broderick
Sams
Man Killed in Crash In Council Bluffs
Ian Frank Acker of Valley Junction died in a crash on a Boulevard Street. Two Council Bluffs girls May Massek and Blanche Kennedy were critically injured. Car owner H B Stanford of Valley Junction was slightly scratched and held at the police station.
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Council Bluffs
Ian Frank Ackerman
Valley Junction
May Massek
Blanche Kennedy
H. B. Stanford
Nolie Station
Mormon Leader Digs Passes Away in Salt Lake City
Charles William Penrose of the church’s first presidency dies at his Salt Lake City home. The first presidency acts as the governing body of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
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Digs
Salt Lake City
Charles William Penrose
First Presidency
Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Church
Explosion Wrecks German Mine Near Berlin Report
Late scene report from the Dorsfeld mine near Dortmund says one man is dead and 25 injured have been brought to the surface. Thirty workers are still unaccounted for as rescue efforts continue.
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Berlin
Dorsfeld
Gear Dortmunn
Ewert Freedon Bond Set After Embezzlement Charge
A $15,000 bond was posted in Pierre South Dakota for Ewert Freedon Bond former treasurer of the South Dakota rural credit board pending a hearing on embezzlement of state funds He was released from Beadle county jail at Huron after completing a 50 day contempt sentence and rearrested on charges alleging embezzlement of rural credits funds totaling $13 000 as he left the jail for the first time in over three months
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Ewert
Pierre
S. D
Vniler
Chargag
A. W. Ewert
South Dakota Rural Credit Board
Beadin
Huron
State Supreme Court
Elk Point Man Charged In First Degree Manslaughter
The Elk Point case centers on the late Friday shooting of Francis Fountain near Jefferson. D. Mccoun, a federal prohibition officer from Sioux Falls, is charged with manslaughter as details unfold from two witness versions. The incident followed raids in the Elk Point area and involved local and federal lawmen.
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Elk Point
McCoun
Prohibition
Sioux Falls
Francis Fountain
J.B. Fountain
Terson
D. McCoun
Bn Elk Point
el Point
MecCoun
McGoun
Fountain
McCaun
Pountain
P. Fountain
Sioux City
Francis
D. Barron
United States District Attorney
Woman Leaps From 13-Story Hotel to Death on Sheridan Road
Chicago report details Mrs. Anna Scheff leaping from a 13 story North Shore hotel on Sheridan Road as hundreds passed by by foot and auto. Husband cites nervous breakdown. Body struck curb edge and died en route to hospital. Mother to an 11 week old child.
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Chicago
Sheridan Road
Anna Scheff
North Shore
Life Sentence for Slayer Pierce Ned Frank Obrmund
Ned-Frank Obrmund has been sentenced to spend the remainder of his natural life in the state penitentiary at Lincoln. The sentence follows the jury verdict. A young farmer named Voss was convicted of first degree murder for killing George Voss. The defendant claimed insanity.
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Slayer
Pierce
Ned
Frank Obrmund
Lincoln
Ay the Cour
Onrmund
Farmer
George Voss
Reelected leader of railway clerks group
Heads Railway Clerks Kansas City Mo H Fitzgerald of Cincinnati was reelected grand president of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks.
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Kansas City
H. Fitzgerald
Cincinnati
Granis
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Forest fires sweep Thunder Bay districts near Great Lakes
Canadian forest fires gain strength and area across Thunder Bay district west of the Great Lakes. A general alarm is spread as men mass to combat the growing menace. Several homesteads have fallen to flames and families in small settlements are preparing to evacuate.
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Winnipeg
Thunder Bay
Great Lakes
Council of 25 named by farmers at Des Moines conference
More than 300 delegates attended the farm conference where a council of 25 chosen by midwestern farm organizations was created to craft a cost of production plus fair profit program. Debate split over pursuing congressional legislation versus farmer-led action, with speakers including Senator Brookhart and Rep Dickinson urging unified farmer leadership.
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Bes Moines
Middle West
Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Smith W- Brookhart
Iowa
Dickinson
House Agricultural Committee
Statement stirs Jews over temple rebuilding claim
The New York World quotes the dean from a London departure remark as asserting Jews might rebuild the temple in New York where Gentiles would fleece them. The World notes it aimed to quote him accurately as he left for London.
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New York
Do's Attack Costs $20,000 Verdict in White Plains
A White Plains jury awarded $20,000 to Max Weinburg and his year old son Jacques against Conway Tearle and Adele Rowland Tearle over injuries Jacques suffered four years ago when a dog on the Tearles’ Chappaquam estate attacked him. The Supreme Court verdict is reported from New York.
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White Plains
N. Y
Max Weinburg
Jacques
Supreme Court
Conway Tearle
Motion Picsure
Adele Rowle
the Tearles
Chappequam
N.Y
Adams and Root wed by Justice of Peace in Greenwich
New York humorist Franklin P. Adams and Miss Esther Sayles Root daughter of Charles Towner Root were married by Justice Peter D. DonLiter of Greenwich Conn at Orchard Farm the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Warfield.
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Adams
New York
Franklin P. Adams
Esther Sayles Root
Charles Towner Root
Peter D. Donliter
Greenwich
Conn
Frederick P. Warfield
Three Des Moines Drivers Jailed for Speed Violations
Des Moines Judge Zenich continued his campaign against reckless motorists by sentencing three men to jail for violations of the speed laws. The rulings underscore rising concern over unsafe driving within Des Moines and reflect strict enforcement by local courts.
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Des Moines
Zenich
Ball Player Drops Dead After Safe Hit in Game
Oscar Deibert, 22, of Ottawa Illinois collapsed after hitting a safe ball in a game at Oglesby. He died of heart failure attributed to overexertion while running to first base.
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Ottawa
Oglesby
Oscar
Deibert
Robbery on East Seventy-Seventh Street Slams Diamond Broker
New York diamond broker Joseph Beilengeb was dragged into an East Seventy-seventh Street haltway by three men and robbed of diamonds valued at eight thousand dollars. The incident prompted police investigations and urged caution among local dealers.
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New York
Joseph Beilengeb
Two Army Fliers Killed in Costa Rica Crash
Lieut. Watson and Sergeant Hensor of the United States Army Air Force were killed when their aircraft crashed and burned near San Jose Costa Rica. The accident is reported from the scene with no survivors.
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San Joe
Costa Rica
Lieut
Watson
Hensor
Unite States Army Air Force
Death sentence for Reds in cathedral bomb case
Eight men charged with participation in the Sveti Kral cathedral bomb explosions were sentenced to death by court martial. The two remaining defendants received six and three years imprisonment.
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Bulgaria
Sveti Kral
Waukon Lawyer Murphy Committed in State Hospital
Waukon attorney Dennis J. Murphy was arrived there and interned in the state hospital for Hinsané. intended commitment ordered.
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Waukon
Independence
Dennis J.” Murphy
Tor Hinsané
Whidhne
Iowa bakers, Hawarden pool, and May meetings rally state
The twenty second annual Iowa Bakers association convention will meet in Muscatine May 19 and 20. Funds are raised to build a Hawarden pool. Winterset Church of Christ contracts for a 340000 building on the old site. Crawford county posts unite for May 20 events. The Iowa Federation of Colored War will meet in Keokuk May 25 to 27.
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Iowa Bakers Association
Muscatine
Hawarden
Church of Christ At
Winterset
Crawford County
Iowa Federation of Colored War
Keokuk
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Sioux City
Shenandoah
Iowa
The
Federation of Music Clubs
Portland
Ore
Jamesth
Sigourney Business Motion
Hares
Drake ‘University
University of Towa- Law
Carl J. Drake
Towa State College
Armour & Co
County Farm Bureau
Tama County
BR. Lo Leach
Bettendorf Company
Davenport
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
University of Iowa
Memorial Union
University
Lowe
Ansing
Okoboji
Spirit
Storm
Lost Island
Blue
Banons
Lakes
Des Moines
Coon
Cedar Rivers
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Red Oak
Leo J. Wegman
Gerroll
E. H. Howe
Carroll
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Decatur
Graceland College
Experience of nervous woman in Cincinnati Ohio
Nervous woman describes sleepless nights and crying spells and credits Lydia E Pinkham products. She reports improved health, regained ability to work, and better appetite after using Vegetable Compound, Blood Medicine, Liver Pills, and Sanative Wash. A Philadelphia respondent also touts benefits and offers to answer letters.
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Cinginnati
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
F.K. Corte
Peete Street
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Lydia E
Patent device prevents overshoes from being pulled off
A recently patented device helps those walking muddy roads. It uses two metal grippers that clamp the overshoe to the shoe. A hook extends from the shoe to hold the gripping jaws, which are movable to avoid excessive wear on one spot. Scientific American.
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