Big Brain Yet Unwise on South America Policy
Arthur Brisbane reports on President’s appeal amid debate over the League of Nations. Ruth McCormick’s senate bid features attacks on the League court while opponent Denver supports it. Readers urged to write to President Hoover in Washington to express United States stance on joining the League.
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Japan
South America
Arthur Brisbane
King
Sy2
Tadig
League Court
Mra
Ruth McCormick
Senate
Mer. Denven
Murdered girl found and brain sent to science institute
The article reports a murder in which a girl was found dead and a bizarre claim about a brain weighing 1700 grammes being preserved with Lenin’s and other brains. It mentions a foreseen letter to the comrade government seeking care for the poet's mother and confusing notes about Lily Desk and Verogika Polonakoye. It also covers Japan's colonization plans in Brazil led by Heshiro Fukuhara, aiming to plant millions of cocoa trees and cotton lands, with expected effects on global cotton prices and relations with Europe and the U.S.
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Russia
Vladimir Mayakovski
Limsak
Floriet Institute
Lenin
Lily Desk
Verogika Polonakoye
Mrussian
Japan
Brazil
Heshiro Fukuhara
Japan Colonization Company
Brasil
Submarine chase ends with thief evading detectives
A mob of about 30 residents including men, women, and children chased a thief into the San Antonio river near Sole González retreating as detectives arrived. Detective units led by Frank Alcore, WW Thompson, and P Al Wright watched as the fugitive submerged and escaped across the bank. O Trevino of Mexico alerted by a window shout "Nobber" before the chase. The stolen truck was later found tipped on West Salinas Street, the vehicle formerly owned by F Redondo.
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San Antonio
Sole
Perenera
O. Trevino
Mexico
Srevino
Gahe
Ovisrnee Voli
Plane Crash Kills Student Flier at Brooks Field
Lieut Stanley H Asre a Brooksfield student flier died when a DeHavilland plane crashed near Southton at 9 am Wednesday. He had just graduated from West Point and was solo training. the incident echoes two prior Brooks Field fatalities involving Liberty powered DeHavilland aircraft.
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Stanley H. Asre
Brooksfield
DeHaviland
Southton
Wm. m
Brooke Field
Pamé Point
West Point
Bert
TeHaviland
Montisello
Agee
Broolefield
Soulq
Joe Clomber
Fiston
Brooks Field
DeHavylland
Liberty Motors
Brooksield
Extension Granted in Pantages Case in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on April 16 a district court of appeals granted a 15 day extension to allow time to prepare a brief in the Alexander Pantages case. The extension pauses proceedings as the state readies its formal filings.
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Ay Universal Service
Los Angeles
District Court of Appeal
Model A coupe for sale with terms arranged
Classified notice offers a Model A Ford coupe for gale with terms arranged. A listed location at 1000 West Poplar Street advertises sale with small down payment and 82 percent monthly payments. Includes a salary home at 361 Sehler Avenue and a national caph rogister note for good condition priced at $100.
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West Pop Tar Street
Defense rests in trial of girl on extortion charge
In New York on April 16 the defense rested its case in general sessions court in the Olga Eide Radwards extortion trial. The defendant, identified as Miss Edwards, testified yesterday and today as the sole defense witness against Nathan L. Amster, a traction magistrate, in the case brought on a complaint of extortion.
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New York
Defetive
General Sessions
Olga Eide Radwards
Nathan L. Amster
Miss Edwards
Bingham Named to Senate Campaign Fund Investigation
Washington April 16 Vice President Curtis named Senator Bingham Republican Connecticut to the special senate campaign fund investigation committee replacing Senator Goldsborough Republican Maryland who resigned service due to other business pressures.
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Washington, D. C
Curtis
Senator Bingham
Connecticut
Senate Campaign Funda
Senator Goldsborough
Maryland
Six Nebraska banks fail to open doors in Saunders county
Lincoln dispatch reports six small Saunders county banks totaling about 2.4 million dollars in deposits failed to open. The banks were part of a privately owned chain controlled by F. J. Kirchman, with the incident noted in an early April release dated April 16.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Saunders County
F. J. Kirchman
Kansas City Police Chief Resigns Under Board Toward Acceptance
Kansas City chief of police announces oral resignation filed with police commissioners. The resignation becomes effective once the commissioners accept, with the exact date contingent on their action. The move follows unspecified tensions and signals a leadership transition for the department.
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Kansas City
Jobo DL
Weather report for Ban Antonio and nearby areas
Cloudy and colder Wednesday with partly cloudy Thursday. Lowest temperatures around 60 degrees in some areas. Light to moderate southerly winds, variable conditions across East Texas and the east region with colder readings by Thursday.
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Ban Antonio
Ailey Lawcha
Chiews
Craven Cele
Des Mathea
Town
Choak
Elena
Cinids
M Clouds
Tea Angeles
Call
Lenlarilie
New Orleans
Janie
Toledo
Doctor Says ClaIn Trial Jake Cure Bunk In Wichita
In Wichita on April 16, doctors reported widespread attempts to treat alleged "fake paralysis" by wading in petroleum slush ponds. Dr. R.B. Hoebbs warned the practice is ineffective, stating sulfur compounds cannot penetrate skin and the condition is psychological. Authorities fear misleading hope and note declining pond attendance.
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Clain
Jake Cure Bunk
Wichita
Kan
Raosay
RB. E.hoebbs
Eliie
Golden Rule
Butler County
Eldorado
Abell
el Drieada
Sanity hearing appeal filed in McKenzie murder case
Attorneys on both sides debated whether Special Judge Charles Matthews should have ordered a jury to decide McKenzie mental condition before the murder trial. The court accepted the writ of habeas corpus application and scheduled a later ruling. If denied, a second coram nobis application may be pursued.
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A. A. Daweon
Court of Griminal Appeals
Ninety-fourth District Court
Matthews
T.N. Goodson
Harold Young
McKenzie
Mckienzie
Boyd
Itis
Bruner
Court of Criminal Appeals
Deaths in Train Crash Reach 32
Albuquerque report states 32 people dead after the Pickwick Greshound bus- train wreck near Teleta last Friday. Frank K. Myers of Columbia City Indiana died today bringing total deaths to 22 with James Lackey of Cupertino California among the five injured still hospitalized in critical condition.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Arif
Frank K. Myers
Columbia City
Ind
Pickwick
New York Cotton Leader Predicts Acreage Cut
Philip McWeld vice president of the New York Cotton Exchange after a conference with President Flowerer today predicted a five percent decrease in cotton acreage for the coming year in Washington.
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N.Y
Washington
App
Philip Mc Weld
New York Cotton Exchange
Floorer
Four Men Under Bond on Charges of Stealing Cars
Four men were bound on Wednesday after police claimed an organized car theft ring was broken by the Tuesday complaints before Justice Louis F. Beltz. Charged were Teanga Guevara Ben Morales Raymond Bautiata and Jose Galindo. Two others are detained. Guevara Morales and Bautiata face charges of breaking into cars and theft of Lee. Bonds set at $500 each.
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Justice of the Ponce
Louis F. Beltz
Teanga Guevara
Ben Morales
Raymond Bautiata
Jose Galindo
Guevara
Morales
Bautiata
Tod Galindo
Lee
Gueva
Tobacco Quid Undoing of Chinamen
Los Angeles report describes Frank Fury an Immigration Inspector reacting to a quid of tobacco emerging from alfalfa. A Chinese man is captured as a smuggling suspect, with Tau Simpson accused of guiding the smuggling route.
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Los Angeles
Frank Fury
Simpson
Sheriff in 8 A to Get Records of Maniac Pair
Kendall County officials in Kerrville plan to hold proceedings Friday in the Thirty eighth Judicial District court to seek records on Ernest Young and Homer Edwards, both escaped mental patients from the San Antonio State Hospital. Edwards faces murder charges in the Bradshaw case after his alleged confession at a Boerne examination. The two men were captured in San Antonio shortly before Bradshaw’s mutilated body was found in the Guadalupe River.
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Birrschrule
Kendall Rorie Ty
San Antonio
Ernest Young
John W. Bradshaw
Antonis
Babems Carnon
Thirty-eighth Judicial District Court
Kerrville
Bo Fron
Homer Edwards
Pradshaw m
Avid
Boerne
Justice of the Peace
G. Davis
Edwards
Young
San Antonio State Hospital
Bradshaw
Guadalupe River
Kendall Counts
Conferees Accept Hide Schedules on Tariff Bill
Congressional conferees on the tariff bill agreed to free list dates for hides leathers and gibles with rates set at 10 percent on hides 12 and 10 30 percent on leathers and 20 percent on sheep. The senate will restore all commodities to the free list where they have been for years.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Thomas Irvine Dead at St Paul Lumberman Dies at 88
Thomas Irvine a nationally known lumberman died at his St Paul home. He was 88 and the last surviving member of the original group of lumbermen linked with the late Frederick Weserbee Sr. in the timber trade.
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St, Paul, Minn
Thomas Irvine
Efe
Fas
Frederick Weserbeeuser Sr
Prohibition Lobby Reports Revolt vs Law Across States
Washington April 18. Contending that eight in the United States were in revolt against prohibition, Honey Curren, president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, testified before the Senate lobby committee that the group spent $427,215 last year to repeal city laws. He cited campaigns in western Massachusetts and possible involvement in Illinois and Pennsylvania races. Curran warned repeal is near, denied active lobbying, and noted armed revolution as a last resort if needed. Senator Robinson challenged Curran, citing $166,501 raised in the first two months of this year including gifts from Pierre and Lamont Du Pont and Tren DuPont.
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Washington, D. C
Ide
United
Honey A. Curren
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Seants
Tle Orpenization
Repail
Lava
Massachusetts
Prnesslvania
Illinois
Rukh Thannne McCormick
Republican Citugand
James Hamilton Lewis
Wet
Curran
Teappest Agsig
Robinson
Trene DuPont
Pierre the Pont
Lamont DuPont
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