Lamont in Rome Studies Italy and Morality of Loans
Morosely the piece surveys Lamont's discussions in Rome with Mussolini on Italy economic future and a proposed fair loan. It reflects on Italy's historic power, arts, science, and governance, and contrasts it with modern loan terms amid a Chicago youth profile and notes a suicide in Chicago.
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OMAS
W. Lamont
Mor‘and ‘Company
Rome
Mussolini
Joan
Lamont
Italy
Marconi
Tamont
Oldest Army pilot Lt Col Culver takes command at Kelly Field
Lieutenant Colonel Clarence Culver, age noted as the oldest officer with an unqualified airplane pilot rating, assumes active command of Kelly Field. Culver, formerly a cavalry officer, rose through Rockwell and Mitchell Field training and has flown missions along the Rio Grande and to air service fields across corps areas.
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Clarence
Culver
Kelly Field
United States Army
Rockwelll Field
Mitchell Field
Gulver
Eighth Corps
Rio Grande
Ain
Laredd
Fort Sam ‘Houston
Brooks
Fort. Clark
Fort
Kelly Fields
North 1
Lew
Lork
Wash
W. Wiles
wTve
Corps
William” ‘Mitchell
Mexican Bank President AMGITSS A Legoretta Visits U S
Legoretta, president of the National Bank of Mexico, is in the United States on a mission related to the bank's growing business. He arrived Monday and denied government financing rumors while noting improving Mexican finances and rapid progress in national financial reorganization. He leaves Tuesday for New York and may proceed to France, accompanied by his wife and children.
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Ce Legoretta
National Bank of Mexico
United States
Mexico
New York
France
Alleged Attack Victim dies after poison found
Miss Madge Oberholtzer twenty eight, said to have been attacked by D C Stephenson, former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan, died today in Indianapolis. She had been critically ill for days after taking poison she said she took at Hammond Indiana following the alleged assault. Stephenson was indicted on five charges after a grand jury investigated her story.
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Indianapolis
Madge Oberholtzer
D/C. Stephenson
K. Klux Klan
Oberholtzer
Hammond
Ind
Stephenson
Miss Oberholtzer
Woman Sues Katy for Damages Over Cold Exposure
Minnie Smith sues in Forty-fifth district court seeking 1774 damages after alighting at West Point Texas due to a wreck and waiting in a dark cold station then riding in an open car to La Grange. She claims illness from the exposure and seeks 274 for medical expenses.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas
West Point
Texas
Minnie Smith
Forty-fifth District Court
San Antonio
la~ Grange
West ‘Point
la Grange
Butcher Shop Row Ends in Court Victory and Fine
City Attorney Joseph Ryan pressed a case to enforce a city ordinance restricting butcher shop operations. The city prevailed as defendant William Tomaggi paid a $5 fine and costs in County Criminal Court, marking a second offense with the ruling.
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Joseph’ Ryan
William Tomaggi
County Criminal Court
Constable Dismisses Fee Based Motorcycle Officers
Constable A C Van Riper dismissed five motorcycle officers who had been paid on a fee basis. A new state law will soon require uniforms and a regular salary for all motorcycle officers, with a minimum of 40 per month for commissioned officers. The fee system faced opposition in Bexard county as drivers claimed the 8 reward made officers too aggressive.
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Bexard
van Riper
Fee
Dead Man Speaks Up In Court Causes Sheriff Deputy Mockery
In Bexar County a veteran deputy misreads a summons for a venire and signs a return stating “Dead, Information furnished by wife.” The court hears the deputy protest he is alive and not married, provoking laughter as he leaves the sheriff’s office amid the joke.
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Bexar County
Marcos Amara seeks court order to wed confined girl
Marcos Amara asks the Forty fifth district court to compel bringing an 18 year old girl into court and to remove restraints preventing marriage. He claims no legal obstacle to the marriage exists, noting the girl is confined in a Bexar institution that denies male admittance.
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Marcos Amara
Bexar
Marcos
Texas Jail Empty For Rent as Local Hotel
Throckmorton Texas April 14 a county jail is offered for rent as a hotel or rooming house amid a booming oil region. Sheriff Heard plans to convert the jail into a hostelry after six months without a prisoner the last inmate being held for car theft on September 25 1924.
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Throckmorton
Heard
Prohibition Raid Nets Liquor Hidden on Austin Farm
National prohibition agents raided a farm eight miles out on the Austin road seizing about $2000 in liquor value including five gallons of moonshine whiskey and ten gallons of intoxicating wine. Four women and several men were present, a mule and a setting hen hindered the search, and more liquor was found in a barn and dugout as city detectives joined in later raids.
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National Prohibition
Austin
Prohibition
West, Co
Take View Avenue
Buena Viste Street
Baseball Opens as Fans Rally to Start Season
Opening day stirs national mood as fans, workers, and society types hurry to the diamond for the start of the American and National League seasons. Weather, parks, and regional leagues set the scene with Easter bonnets and thunder of crowds.
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Slide
Kelly
Texas
Bootlegger Sets Up Still In Vacant House
A bootlegger moved into an empty residence at 481 Seguin Road and began producing rye mash for a high class still. A. G. Lowe reported the intruder to police after neighbors complained. A 28 year-old white man was arrested and the still equipment confiscated.
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A. G. Lowe
Lews
Schonstein
Seguin Road
U S Military Court to Try Officer for Girl Death
Manila April 14 a court martial of 43 officers will try Lieutenant J G Thompson under the 92nd article of war for the killing of Audrey Burleigh early April 5. The trial opens April 15 at Fort McKinley with Brigadier General Charles J Symmonds presiding. Thompson admits the act but cites mental aberration from jealousy. Major Thomas Lynch prosecutes, Major Edward G Sherburne defends.
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Manila
Thompson
Audrey Burleigh
Fort McKinley
Charles J. Symmonds
H. P. Calmes
United States Medical Corps
Thomas Lynch
Edward G. Sherburne
Passover Festival Observances Noted In City Synagogue
Orthodox Jews will observe the closing days of Passover with services at the Main Avenue Synagogue on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Memorial prayers for the dead will be recited and Rabbi Abraham Bengig will speak on Memories Thursday morning.
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Main Avenue
Abraham Bengig
Ford Dam Bursts Flooding Valley
A dam at the Ford Meter Company power plant in Flat Rock burst releasing millions of gallons of waste into the Huron river valley between Flat Rock and Erie. Nine families were driven from their homes in the early hours.
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Detroit
Huron River
Flat Rock
Lak Erie
Ford, Meter Company
Society Gets More Time to Move Front
Members of the Scientific Society work on a plan to alter the front in line with city mandates after Mayor Tobin grants more time to net back the throat of the old market base.
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Scientific Society
Tobin
Youth Charged with Murder in Auto Theft Misidentification
Juvenicio Jiminez was charged with the murder of his 17 year old boyfriend Adolfo Rojo after Rojo was shot near midnight as Jiminez claims he mistook him for an automobile thief. Rojo died minutes later from a 12 gauge shotgun blast.
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Juvenicio Jiminez
Adolfo Rojo
Jiminez
Justice of the Peace
S. F. Boltz
Manuel Jiminez
Juvenicio
Rojo
Miller
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