Arkansas Students Seek Kentucky Coal Fields Visit
En route from Tennessee to Cumberland Gap near Harlan County Kentucky to inspect coal fields and aid miners, five Arkansas students travel with Knoxville attorney Dr John R Ness. Officials say the trip aimed as a pleasure excursion, amid prior ejection and alleged vigilante violence.
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Arkansas
Kentucky
Cumberland Gan
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Knoxville
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American Civil Liber Mes Nolon
T. W. Hoover
Harlan County
Hucien Koch
Commonwealth College
Policy Suit Fight Extends in Federal Trial Over Smith Policies
Aetna Life Insurance faces a juryless federal trial led by Judge R J McMillan as witnesses testify on policy cancellations tied to James Henry Smith, San Antonio developer who died by his own hand in 1930. The insurer argues a death-by-self-action clause bars payout on 130000 and 19000 policies. Seven attorneys were scheduled to present arguments by noon Wednesday.
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Aetna Life Insurance Company
James Henry Smith
San Antonio
R. J. McMillan
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A. B. Prank Company
Smith
Bowen Island
Insurance Company
Light News Seeks Aid For Lost Canine Carrier
Light News asks the public to help locate its canine carrier "Scratch" missing since a car ride with Jack Bible in the Commerce and Cherry streets area. The dog, known for delivering newspapers and riding a bicycle route, disappeared after leaving the car with door closed. If found, return to 217 Test Cincinnati Avenue.
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Jack Bible
San Antonio
Scratch
Bible
Avid Bible
Seratch
Commerce
Cincinnati Avenue
Unclear Fragmentary Note From New Haven April Observation
A garbled New Haven April snippet describes a scene with savants and attendants watching apes or primates. Mentions innerly and waking states, with observers noting snapping at food using spoons. Reading is fragmented and lacks coherent events or names.
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New Haven
Conn
Congress Sifts Through Bills and Hearings in Interior and Finance Panels
Across committees, Congress advances bills on spending, banking, and tax policy. Hearings address bankruptcy revision and stock market inquiry while the interior department supply issue and currency stabilization draw attention. Agriculture seeks relief for southern states as rules and salary plans move forward with appointments and allocations.
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Foreign Relations
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Judiciary
House
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Democrats Press Economic Relief Plan At Jefferson Dinner
At a Jefferson Day rally in Washington a six point relief program was urged by Senator Robinson and House leader Rainey. They attacked Republican policies, defended domestic production and warned against new economics while criticizing prohibition and high tariffs.
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Wes
Robnson
Arkansas
Ne- Men
Norlan
Prohibition Bureau
Capitol Hill
Robinson
Hoover
Uren
Newark
United States
Min Lang
Tlan to honor flier
Chinese admirers of Robert Short plan to erect a monument in memory of the American aviator who died in a clash with Japanese during the Shanghai fighting.
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Tlan
Soochow
China
Robert Short
Shanghai
Fier
General Preston Begins Four Day Army Post Inspection
Maj. Gen. John F. Preston, inspector general of the army and former chief of staff of the Eighth Corps Area, arrived in San Antonio to start a four day tour of army posts. He was received at Fort Sam Houston with honors and planned visits include the Liem Speices reservation and fields quarters before continuing to El Paso, San Diego, Port Prang cia, Warren Wyoming, Denver, and Chicago en route to Washington.
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John F. Preston
Ntaff
Eighth Corps
Army
San Antonio
Jeff Washington
Memphis
Fort Sam Houston
Cornl Area
Liem Speices
el Faso
San Diego
Washington
Port Prangcia EB. Warren
Wyoming
Denver
Chicago
Wife Confesses Killing Husband in Eldorado Home
Mrs. Ella McGraner 70, a retired farmer, confessed to slaying her husband in their Eldorado Kansas home last Saturday. She claimed she attacked him with a potato masher and then struck him with a flatiron before finishing with a paring knife amid alleged mental imbalance.
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Eldorado
Kanapril
INS
Ella McGraner
McGraner
Commans
Government deficit climbs past two trillion mark in April totals
Washington reports April 11 deficit at 7,017,058,745 with total receipts of 1,627,627, and outlays of 3,647,826,272. Deficit in the general fund reaches 1,988,293,585 as income tax and postal shortages drive the shift. incorporations include Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds and federal land bank stock purchases.
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Washington, D. C
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
Federal Land Harks
Papers on Secret Pact With Britain Sought by Irish
In Dublin a probe into a suspected secret agreement between Cosgrave's government and Britain emerged. J H Thomas claimed Ireland would pay land annuities, while a former Cosgrave official told Reuters the document dated February 1923 exists and bears Cosgrave's signature and a British representative's mark.
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Britain
Dublin
Irish Free State
Cosgrave
England
Witleh
J. H. Thomas
Beltish
Dominions
Free State
de Valera
Reuters
GOI7 MORE 108S FOUND GOI7 MORE 108S FOUND
New York officials of United Action Campaign to find a million jobs for unemployed workers report 122 on Tamities yesterday placed 6017 positions, bringing the grand total to 486,720. The notice promotes Mary Lou of The Light free rental bureau offering help to find a room home or apartment. Call 1 Crockett 2400.
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New York
United Action Campaign
Mary Lou
The
Light
Crockett
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