Attic Man Reveals Motives Behind Hiding in Draft Evasion
Apr 12 report details Janbuber and Otto Banheber sharing motives for living in the Osterreich attic to avoid World War I draft. Banheber slated for grand jury testimony on murder charges. authorities pursue further disclosures about Mrs Walburge Osterreich and concealed compartments used to evade military service. The tale spans aliases, attic compartments, and wartime concealment, per Wisconsin News dispatches.
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Lo’ Angeles
Oti Janbuber
Walburge Orsterreich
Dareness
Akon
Fred Oesterreich
Banhaber
Okaterreich
Qesterreich
Baaheber
Mendes
Mars
Relch
Banheber
Aurankee
Oresterreich
Mrg
Genterreich
Mancheber
Oesterreich
Milemubee
Wey
Los Angeles
Eye Strain Talks by R J J Osborn at Moore Building
Advertised eye strain talks by optometrist R J J Osborn, urging readers to visit his office at 610 Avenue K for relief. The notice pledges a proven method and invites men to attend on February 27 1830, promising relief if genuine.
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J. J. Osborn Optometrist
BIG Moore
Ankermanp
Avenue K
attic man and secret attic chamber in los angeles case
In a long account from Los Angeles a man named Weir known as Otto Ban huber lived in a hidden attic chamber beneath a dormer on Eleventh Avenue. A trap door led to a triangular 30 foot long space with an air hole, used to observe a woman and a man he loved, with a bedroom directly below once occupied by Mrs Otterreich and her husband. The hidden chamber is tied to the strange bat man tale disclosed to a special grand jury.
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Ners
Ste. Osterreich
Eleventh Avenue
Weir
Otto Banhuber
Mra Oxterreich
Weirn- Qoubtadiy
Bere
Los Angeles
Plan Final Trip Into Gobi Desert
Universal Reyes New York April 12 The Central Asiatic expedition of the American Museum of Natural History will make its seventh field trip in the Gobi desert next summer announced at the museum. Walter Granger paleontologist and expedition commander will sail for Peking next Saturday with Albert Thompson assistant paleontologist.
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Universal Reyes
New York
American Museum of Astural History
Gobi Desert
Walter Granger
Wil
Pelping
Albert Thompson
Spaniards Set Endurance Flight Record Bid
Seville April 12. Flying Lieutenants Carlos Baye and Cipriano Rodrigues plan a morrow start to attempt a new endurance record for planes carrying 500 kilograms useful lead with refueling.
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Seville
Carlos Baye
Cipriano Rodrigues
Flier Sets New Altitude Record in Flight
Aerial crews led by Capt. Hugh M. Elmendorf report reaching 33,000 feet in a combat formation. The mission, described from Mather Field California, notes frost, severe cold, and the need to descend after temporarily losing radio contact.
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Seaeager
International
Hugh M. Elmendorf
Army Air Carts
U.S Army Air Corps
Mather Field
Sacramen
International News Service
Calif
Folsom Prison
Msnelf
Filipinos Protest Immigration Bill Before House Committee
A Filipino delegation appeared before the House Immigration Committee in Washington on April 2 to denounce the bill as unjust and discriminatory. Spokespersons urged independence and equal rights for Filipinos in immigration policy.
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Lauverant Peros
Washington, D.C
Tee Welch Mi
Houwke Immigration
Reed
Byrd Plans Forty Day Busy Schedule In News
Admiral Richard E. Byrd, Antarctic explorer, will be kept busy for forty days with a series of engagements beginning April 14, including a reported departure for New York and a possible return by mid June as he pursues a title or appointment.
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Richard E. Byrd
Antarctica
Sarrivay
Oil Blast Kills 1 at Que Refinery in Kansas
Augusta Kansas April 12 An oil refinery blast at the Primitive Eagle refinery killed one worker and injured six others. A second worker is thought to be dying. The blast caused severe burns and a high pressure oil line ruptured. Firefighters battled flames as responders arrived at the scene early this morning.
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Augusta
Kan
Prhite Eagle
Manless Bomber With Mechanical Brain Reported Nearing Build
London reports a secret project to create a powerful bomber guided by a mechanical brain and gyroscopic timing system. The aircraft would be controlled without a crew or ground radio, potentially guiding it to a preselected target with automated bombs.
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London
Daily Mall
Inestead
Homes Looted by Burglars in Saturday Robberies
Three daylight burglaries struck in a Saturday afternoon spree. Mrs. B M Fisher at 606 McCullough Avenue found four watches silverware and a pistol missing valued at 130 dollars. Lawrence Flores 318 Monterey Street reports a Winchester shotgun stolen amid an absent household. Joe Mitte 602 Dakota Street saw a gas station clerk emerge with 15 dollars from a cash register before fleeing as police were notified.
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B. M. Fisher
McCullough Avenue
Forrance
Lawrence Flores
Monterey Street
Joe Mitte
Dakota
Path
Gunpowder Boys in Hospital After Bonfire Blast
Two 12 year old boys were badly injured in Philadelphia when two cans of black powder exploded in a bonfire near their homes. Fireworks scattered over the acre plot as the Devon plant blast killed ten, and watchmen struggled to keep bars away from the explosives.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Devon
Pueblo Gangland Victim Identified Near Bessemer Canal
Police identify the latest victim as William Gallagher, 45, a truck driver rumored to be an undercover agent for local officers. The body was found Thursday in the Bessemer irrigation canal near Pueblo. Authorities say the gangland trio case spans recent weeks with the latest death confirmed.
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Peeria
Apri
Msr
Pusbinis Ganpland
Bessemer
William Gallagher
Army Orders Intermel Kerrice and Assignments
Army orders list numerous officers and transfers from Washington to Fort Leavenworth, San Francisco, Panama, and other posts. The document names dozens of individuals by rank and destination including Knox, Coffey, Clark, Hannay, and Blake, detailing retirement, duty changes, and new assignments across multiple commands.
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Intermel Kerrice
Washington
Sapam
San Francisco
William
Ori Tlegterars
Clark Law
Guy Mashington i Kort
Warren
Francises
A. Teane
Leavenworth
Pet
Brooklyn
Hiarela M. Piener
Ing
Nogales
Nia Aiate
Hamiltan
Glesaar
Langley
Fleta
Fiza Lisuen
Jann ¥. Cuillar
A. Sortai
Lawrence
Feith
Jona Celonea
Walvars Vis
California
Fort Togas
Conrad G. Fria
Panama
Sf Teen
Port Riley
Marvin W. Prev
Prendite
McPharsen
Barrkteas
Detail
Brocaa Telé
Fet
Rleny
Willette A
Fort Bene
Mental Belence Beethoven Hall lecture series
Prof Spencer hosts two special matinee lectures at Beethoven Hall Monday 8:15 PM next week. Admission charged. event promotes civic education and vocational reflection with aim to inspire youth.
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Belence
Beethoven Hall
Spencer
Congress faces adjournment as votes loom
Washington DC April reports say hot weather pushes administration leaders toward an early adjournment, with May 15 targeted for final action. Congress will pass annual appropriation bills and transfer of the prohibition unit while major Senate items include the Couzens power commission reform Parker bus and Wagner unemployment bills. The House debates the Norris lame duck amendment amid a looming fall by elections for 35 senators and pressure from Hoover to end the session quickly.
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Washington, DC
Congress
Congess
Prohibition
Department of Justice
Senate
Couzens
Federal Power Commission
Housé
Hague
Baslé
House
Anxiouy
Hoovertt
Five Bidding for Air Mail Awards
WARINGTON, BDC, April 12. Bida on five airmail routes will be opened there on April 25, Postmaster General Brown announce it today. The routes, together with the present contractor, are New York to Boston, Colonial Air Transport, St Louis to Chicago, Modernon Air Transport, Chicago to Fort Worth, and Dallas to San Antonio. Walter T. Varney. The contracts will run for two months.
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Warington
BDC
Bida
Brown
New York
Fire rescue saves sixty children at Jardine Home
Irvington on Hupaon April 12. A fire at the Jardine Home for Children on the Albans ngst Fond following an explosion prompted rescue of sixty children. Authorities report all are safe and the cause under investigation.
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Irvington
Hupaon
Bilxty
Jardine Home For
Albans
Strangler in Remorse Seeks Mass for Dead Woman
In Washington April 1 QNS reports Deller Dayton of Kansas City jailed for strangling Miss Marjorie O Donnell in October. He claims liquor drove him to crime and asks for a portrait to study her features for prayers. Family says tragedy stems from a failed second love. Trial date not set.
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Washington, D.C
Atricken
Deller Dayton
Kansiz City
Marjorie O'Donnell
Dayton
Martén
Brookland
D. C
Kiness City
Rooeevelt
Howover
Dastoh
Bellhay
Trotzky Through, Party Chief Says Trotzky Through
Moscow dispatch reports Leon Trotsky has no chance of returning to Soviet politics. Bolshoi secretariat official Builien Yaroslavsky, head of the central control commission, states the deposed leader is definitively out of the party.
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Wniversal Service
Moscow
Leon D. Trotsky
Itvagin
Builien Yaroslavsky
Central Control Commission
The
Communist Party
Senate approves noncompetitive mail contract bid
The senate commerce committee approved a bill allowing awards of mail contracts without competitive bidding. It would permit Gulf, Brazil and River Plate Steamship Co to receive a contract between New Orleans and South America despite Munson Line submitting the lower bid.
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Waiveraa
Perice
Washington
Cbd
Protect
Manacnatearo Ship Line
Senate Coimerce Committee
Gulf, Brazil
Iiver Platté Steamship Company
New Orleans
South America
Munson Line
Prohibition raid nets hundreds of liquor cases in Georgia
A Savannah, Georgia raid led to 400 cases of imported liquor seized and the arrest of three men including Wathen. Federal agents, under Prohibition director Dr. Merrick, suspect the operation is one of the region's largest bootlegging rings along the South Atlantic coast, centered near Coosawhatches and the Savannah River.
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Berrie
Miewaurer
Octien
Otto Weir
Sanbober
Tom
Fred Osterreich
Fnrwf
Osterreich
Lenne
Consright
Wisconsin New
Wanhunér
Mrs. Oesterreich
Font Lime
Alamo Jewelry Co
Peere Cance
Uais Amerca
Parsows
ALAMO
Pasa
Barney Gadorshy
John A. Bundy
San
Placerville
Biet
Don Couville
Robert Stevens
Bss
Tegal
Byrd
Pueblo
Air Mail
Dibble
Trotzky
Christeoyen Mysterm
Mrt
Graham
Christensen School OF Music
Taylor St
Ter
Aster
Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
Dobbs
Trank Bros
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