Attempt to Moor to Patoka Fails Over Del-Mar-Va Peninsula
The Naval dirigible Los Angeles traversed the Del-Mar-Va Peninsula from Lakehurst New Jersey to Cape Charles Virginia. An attempt to moor at Patuxent Naval Station failed due to a faulty moving mast. The craft continued toward Washington and Baltimore after sighting Berlin and Cape Charles.
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Naval Dirigibe Los Angeles
Del-Mar-Va
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Dirmbly
Cape Charlex
Charles FE. Rosendahl
M. BR. Pierce
Naval Aid Station
Los Angeles
Berlin
Worcester County
Here
Cape Charles
Lateka
Patuks
Washington
Baltimore
Ocean Civ
Snow’ Hill
Pocomoke
Princess Anne
Temperanceville
Accomac
Eastville
Willis Wharf
Governor Byrd Denies Clemency for Two Executed Inmate
Richmond Virginia April 15 Governor Harry F Byrd refused clemency for Hearty Peries and William Thomas both condemned for serious crimes Their executions followed a visit by the governor to the death ell where he examined their cases and found the evidence warranted conviction One man faced charges from an attempted auto theft in Norfolk County and the other for attacking a woman in Madison County.
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Richmond
Hearty Peries
Wiliam Thomas
State Penitentiary
Harry F. Byrd
Clemency Vorsey
Norfolk
Thermas
Madison County
Byrd
Thoroudh
Dimzeld
Bullard Warns China Riskis to Americans and Property
Rear Admiral W H Bullard, retired head of the Navy Commission, told the President’s committee that American lives were futile danger to China and urged protection of property amid several detentions and attacks.
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Washington
toPryp
W. H. Bullard
New Craumen
Rawho Commisson
Typ writer repairmen probed in local case
Fragmented OCR describes a probe into area typewriter repairmen. The passage mentions streets and a complaint about fees. Names and exact details are unreadable, but the note points to investigation and disputed charges.
Chinese Nationalist Crisis Deepens Over Nanking Outrages
The Chinese Nationalist government faces internal upheaval as Cantonese factions clash with Nanking leaders. Eugene Chen’s suggested international probe is tied to the impeachment of Hankow officials and Chiang Kai-shek’s moves to shift power to Nanking.
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Washington
Eugene Chen
Nanking
Lackt
Chen
International Commission
Hankow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Chin
Ateuhi
Fire Destroys Summer Resort Homes at Macatawa Park
A blaze at Macatawa Park in Holland Michigan destroyed about 50 summer residences and damaged around 20 more. Estimated total damage near 800 880 with many homes owned by Chicago St Louis Grand Rapids and Detroit residents. Fire started in a cottage where a party was underway.
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Olland
Mich
Macatawa Park
Here
Chicago
St. Louis
Grand Ran Mich
Detroit
Trade balance improves for United States in March exports
The Commerce Department reports March exports at about 15.001 billion dollars with imports near 577 million dollars, yielding a surplus in foreign trade. Compared to March 1928, exports rose from 575 million, while imports fell from 142.209 million, signaling increased outbound trade and tighter inbound materials. Isaac Landman of the American Hebrew notes a New York mission of nine Protestant Catholic and Jewish representatives to foster interfaith understanding.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Isaac Landman
The
American Hebrew
New York
Conflict marks first outbreak near Nanking in Yangtse clash
The destroyer John D. Ford fired upon Chinese Northern troops after they attacked the oil ship Meian in the Yangtse River opposite Nanking. The Emerald joined, both vessels used machine guns as Chinese forces returned fire, the Ford sustaining hits but reporting no crew or material casualties.
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Washington
John DL Ford
Navy Department
Yangtse
Nanking
Emerald
Hammer Slayer Hanged After Calfow's Trial in Chicago
John Walton Winn, 3 year old hammer slayer of elderly contractor Albert Nusbaum, was hanged. He wrote farewell notes to “Grandma” Elisa Nusbaum, serving life for complicity, and claimed innocence about Nusbaum’s murder. He faced the execution calmly after spending the night with a Salvation Army officer.
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Chicago
John Walton Winn
Albert Nusbaum
Elisa Nusbaum
Nushaum
Winn
Salvation Army
Stringham
Wren
Wrecks and evacuations prompt late wartime news
Reports from multiple scattered items describe an early today wreck near Vemeeen Alabama injuring several persons, U S destroyers aiding evacuation in Hankow, a naval airship launch from Newark New Jersey, and an air patrol returning to Langley Field with details of crew and orders.
Carrington Divorce Settlement Reported in Chicago
The Herald and Examiner says the Carrington divorce settlement totals 0 000 instead of 140 600. Anna Walsh Carrington, granted the divorce on crossbill to Col Edward Carrington, will receive this sum as costs and fees. A sealed check for 10 008 accompanied the agreement, and litigation against key principals is withdrawn. The decree cites desertion and cruelty as grounds.
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Chicago
The
Herald and Examiner Today
Carrington
Anna Walsh Carrington
Budward Carrin
Kari Carrington
Col. Carrington
Carpdel Carrington
Quake toll rises along Chilean coast and Argentina
Earthquake shocks across the Chilean coast from Valparaiso to Mendoza left many dead and injured. Santiago reported fifty five fatalities and a mother and child perished in San Bernardo. Mendoza suffered significant damage with injuries reported. The tremor was felt over a thousand mile coastal stretch and across the Andes.
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Santiago
Chile
Valparaiso
San Bernardo
Chilean
Mendoza
Andes
Argentina
Los Andes
Mendota
Ifn
Ler Abeer
Artemian
Gfir
Mendoza Peverthelve
Cebispo Southuard
Vakima
Weryance Holiday Balts In New York Markets
In New York on April 12 the New York Stock Exchange and related markets opened amid a buoyant mood. Traders eyed domestic and world markets for signs of recovery and activity. the session saw brisk trading as analysts assessed potential shifts in prices and demand across sectors.
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New York
Nominations Set for $50,000 Pacaline Stakes at Pimlico
Fifty thousand dollar Pacaline Stakes nominations announced for Pimlico on May 9 featuring top three year old colts and allies. Sixty stables represented led by Whitney and Helair with horses such as Whiskery Afterglow Beeteman and Scapa Flow among entries. Names include Du Vent with Satrap and many Kentucky clans listed, about a dozen nominees in total.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Amade Publi
Wiliam du Vent
Englansh
Ally Farr
Scarram Stable
Sir Marty
William Vaniel
Justice F
Hewithus
Buddy Bauer
Beigenland
Kancecas
Sweepeter
Lashari
Cheapsee
Bess de [Ese
Wee Burn
Willam “Giger, Jr
Black Panthers
Walter J. Salmon
Scapa Flow
Walter M
Drowning at the Wharf Near Soby of Cook
In a report from the wharf area an African American man identified as Eduard Wilson was found dead after a morning incident. Officials suspect accidental overboard fall or possible assault. the body lies near the riverfront with a boat named Groten nearby and witnesses including Clarence Gibwen and Lares Tona.
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Eduard Wilson
Sregch
Thores Street
Aortit
Jase
Wieartis
Clarence Gibwen
Lares Tona
Counsel Aims to Shorten Ford Sapiro Libel Trial
Detroit April news reports counsel plan to speed the $1,200,000 libel case by presenting agreed fee figures from Aaron Sapiro’s records rather than proving each fee. Sapiro testified 14 days with several weeks more ahead, as defense seeks to show profits from cooperative work.
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Detroit
Ford-Sapiro
Aaron Sapiro
Sapiro
Sapira
Coun Thu
Shanghai strike paralyzes city amid unions clash
Ninety thousand workers walked out in Shanghai to protest General Chiang Kai-Shek raids on unions. Utilities were hit as authorities monitored road transport. foreign presence eased curfew hours to midnight to four A M, while defense patrols stay on high alert.
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Shanghai
Shanhai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Coal firm orders displacement of miners at four villages
Pittsburg April 13 The Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation announced that leases held by 560 members of four mining villages have been terminated. Notices were served to occupants at Coverdale Horeng Castiestansen and Mulienager Hor, with most occupants leaving peacefully. Additional papers were served on Coverdale miners as plans to vacate Aber miming Villages proceed.
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Pittsburg
API
Pitteburrh
Coverdale
Castiestansen
Mulienager
Wee F Basser
Wife Admits Firing Shot At Husband In Baltimore
Charles Fogle, 34, was shot in the stomach while clinging to a car as his wife Catherine, 24, and William Mitten, 2, fled. Catherine confessed she fired the shot but blamed Mitten. Charles named Mitten as the shooter. The weapon was found in Catherine's purse as doctors prepared to operate. The Fogles have two children.
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Baltimore
Charles Foyle
New Windsor
Catherine
William Mitten
Mra
Fogle
University Hospital
Mitten
Fremont Avenue
Fayette Street
Charageia
Nnrles
Cote
Mrs. Fogle
W. S. Sheppard Elected Rotary Mead President
W S Sheppard, a charter member, was elected Rotary Club president by the board of directors. He has long been active in Salisbury civic, business, and church circles and heads W E Sheppard and Company grocery. Other officers named include F A Grier Jr as vice president and George R Cuth as secretary.
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Sheppard
Rotary Club
Yextenlay
Salisbury
W. E. Sheppard and Company
F. A. Grier, Jr
George R. Cuth
Howard N. Ruark
Davie Dallas
I. J. Benjamin
Koy
George R. Cobb
Arthur KE. Willianms
Harry A. Reach
A. Grier, Jr
Ralph Moulapy
Howardh. Ruark
G. William Phillips
Ralph H. Grier
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Bert Acosta
Clarence Chamberlin
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Chamberlin
Milertin
G. M. Bellanca
Paris
Mage Naval Air Liner
Patoka
Angeles
Rewle
Del-Mar-Va Peninsula
Dee
China
Trpcrvier
Northern Army
Hammer Slayer
Callows
Behimere
Ritchie
Marylend
Konteville
Ale
Vemeen
Ala
Craier Lincinnati
Preble
Hankuw
Neg
Reahew 'Tomerres
Serfelk
Fangiey Field
Air Meee
Faedie
Naval Air Staten
Cree
Ape Karts
Lew Angeles
Lakeherst
Ste
Tape Charies
Alestee
Haries F. Baieeded
Leeageies
Asec Carrington
Chacags Paper Clares
Cols
Fillion
Lassie
Soby
Cook
Coal Company
W. S. Sheppard
Rotary Mead
Easternsho Forest
Forest
Acromer
Numtampien
Lasternsho Forest
Tay
Virginia
Tee Cedars
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