Doubly Dangerous Blast Hounds New Zealand Unrest
Unpleasant news from New Zealand reports rioting in Auckland with 10 000 unemployed men and women smashing windows and looting stores as police struggle to contain crowds. The piece contrasts these events with U S remarks on economic recovery and notes Mellon’s wealth and other markets while warning on capital punishment.
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Los Angeles
Carly
New Zealand
Auckland
Quern Street
Auckland Riots Prompt Mayor to Ban Public Meetings
In Auckland on April 1 the mayor ordered a ban on all public meetings amid threats of Sunday protests. He warned spectators to stay off streets as police battled rioters with volunteers clearing the streets. Overnight clashes left 120 rioters and 20 officers hurt, with property damage over 500000 dollars and 300 volunteers, including 100 mounted police, enlisting within hours.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Lord Sledlaice
Polkn
Dominion
Walker proposes nationwide beer march on May 14
New York Mayor James J. Walker aims to rally beer parades across the country on May 14 to pressure Congress to legalize beer and levy a tax. He seeks support from mayors of large cities, the American Federation of Labor and the American Legion.
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Walker
New York
James J. Walker
Hell
Congress
O Wel
American Federation of Labor
Amerise Legion
Two Injured in Auto Accidents In City Collisions
W E Gentle aged 25 of 840 San Francisco Street was knocked down and seriously injured while crossing San Pedro Avenue near the car barns early Saturday and taken to Medical Arts hospital. Louisa Riemines daughter, living on Quintana Couch, was thrown from a car in a collision on Poplar Street and taken to Robert B Green hospital.
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W.E. Gentle
San Francisco Street
San Pedro Avenue
Medical Arts Hospital
Louisa Riemines
Quintana Couch
Poplar Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Travelers Protective Association to Hold Regular Meeting
The Travelers Protective Association will hold its semi monthly meeting at the Gunter Hotel in the Oriental room Saturday at 1 30 p m. The gathering plans to discuss fishing issues with Coolidge in Simsbury Connecticut noting concerns over rolled waters and poor catches. Franklin Coolidge is mentioned in relation to the event.
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T.P.A
Travelers Protective Association
Gunter Hotel
Gaturday
Oriental Room
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Cloudy and unsettled with probable showers Saturday night and Sunday. Low around 2 degrees Saturday night and high near 60 Sunday. Light to moderate northerly winds. Also shows inconsistent text about other regions. cooler in northwest Saturday. southerly winds in the southeast. Overall, cooler in central portions with showers possible and cloudy conditions.
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San Antonis
Soast
Fire razes Hoffman Heyman Coffee Co. building
Flames raged in the shipping department at Hoffman Heyman Coffee Co. 31 Burnett street causing about 10000 in damage to the building chinaware and premium goods. Firefighters from 16 apparatus battled the blaze after a Southern Pacific switch crew spotted it and raised the alarm. Fire Chief J G Sarran directed the effort and a fireproof wall helped keep the fire from igniting the roasting department offices and store rooms.
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Hoffman-Heyman Coffee Company
Burnett Street
Southern Pacific
J. G Sarran
Esther
A. W. Leffie
South Street
Nine Downtown Rooming Houses Ordered Vacated
Dallas officials ordered nine downtown rooming houses vacated after a general survey found poor conditions. Owners of two additional houses were notified to address deficiencies immediately.
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Dallas
Apr
Chicago U Guards Against Strangers Examinations
The University of Chicago requires photographs in advance for students taking June examinations to prevent outsiders from posing as examinees. The policy was announced along with actions to tighten entry protections on campus.
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Chicago U
Chicago
The
University of Chicago
Bexar Collector Lacks Alaska Plates to Complete Set
Maury Mavericks tax collector seeks a car license from Alaska to complete his set of United States territorial plates. Curtis A Harvey, an army man, requested a Texas license for a Philippines car registered in Paranaque, Hival. Philippine plates stay the same year after year while a yearly Al tag is added. plates from Hawaii and other territories have been exchanged for Texas plates.
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Norma Elizabeth Dixon
H. E. Dixon
West Agarita Avenue
Maury Maverick
Maury Mavericks
Alaska
United States Territories
Philippine Islands
Curtis A Harvey
Texas
Philippines
Paranaque
Hival
Paneme
Hawaiien Islands
Kellogg Honors Briand Memory At Paris Grave
In Passy cemetery Kellogg kneels before Aristide Briand’s grave placing a wreath. The former U.S. secretary of state, who co authored the Briand Kellogg pact to outlaw war, spoke through tears calling Briand’s death a great loss to France Europe and humanity.
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Kellogg
Briand
Paris
Frank B. Kellogg
Passy
Aristide Briand
Eriand
France
Europe
Huhane
Destroyer Sent to Amoy to Protect Americans
FEIPING China April 1 8 U S Destroyer Smith Thompson arrived at Amoy to protect Americans endangered by fighting between Chinese provincial troops and Communists west of Changchow.
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Feiping
China
U. 8
Smith-Thomptson
Amoy
Changchow
Screen Player John Milan Has First Child Son
Hollywood reports featured screen player John Milan of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer became a father. A 6-pound boy was born yesterday to his wife, the former Victoire V Lowe, in a notable family update from the studio circle. Meanwhile in Regina Saskatchewan farmers face new drifts from high winds hindering autos and train service as spring storms blow through.
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Hollywood
John Milan
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Victoire V. Lowe
Darrow defense in Massie lynching case seeks guilty party
Honolulu April 16 detectives press for specifics on which defendant fired the fatal shot in the Massie assault case as Lieut Massie faces sanity questions. Darrow, recovering from illness, will be in court as prosecutors seek to name the killer and bar testimony on certain attacks. New witnesses join the defense and prosecution as the case unfolds. Boston customs probe searches immigrations officers seek Harry Fleischer aboard the Fernfeld in Halifax amid Lindbergh kidnaping links.
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Honolulu
Joseph Kehshewat
Thaita Matisie
Kahehawai
Aho
Thomas H. Massie
Darrow
Clarence Darrow
Ainess
George &. Leigure
Massie
Kolling
Leutenant
Kelley
Los Angeles
Eugene H. Beebe
Samust G. Stewart
Boston
Iha Beith
Fernfeld
Halifax
N. B
Harry Fleischer
Detroit Purple Gang
Lindbergh
Athough
Fleischer
Mystery Woman Visits Lindy Home
April 16 report from Hopewell notes the Lindbergh case amid ongoing searches. Officials and intermediaries discuss contacts with suspects while a mystery woman Greta Gray visits the Lindbergh residence and is escorted to Trenton by detectives.
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Mystery Woman
Lindy
Hopewell
N. d
Guy H. Burrage
Norfolk
John H. Curtis
Norefolk
Dean H. Dobson-Bencock
Hirt
John F. Conan
Jassie
Greta Gray
Minneapolis
Colonel Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Trenton
Minneapols City
W. 4. Butler
Ho Grets
Gray
Gang Member Held in Mexico Linked to U.S. Extradition
Police said Lucy arrested an American named Jann Hendman and Roy Reynolds, both linked to a gang once led by Joy Palmer Harper. They allegedly carried out major swindling in Mexico City area and were wanted in California. The report also notes Harper is imprisoned in Michigan after failed extradition efforts. A separate item describes a dog attack incident involving Policeman New Wilson and a firing event.
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Mexico City
Lucy
Jann Hend
Roy Reynolds
Joy Palmer Harper
Michigan
United States
Headman
Reynolds
California
Missing Michigan mother's fund aids Chicago racketeer
Mrs Blanche White of Rapid City Michigan sent money to a man claiming to be her kidnapped son who had identified an abductor as a woman. Police in Chicago arrested the writer Ben Williams on a confidence game charge, ending a hopeful but perilous plea.
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Chicago
Blanche White
Rapid City
Mich
Sry
Tate
Police Officer Robbed After Intervening in Restaurant Hold Up
Chicago report describes Officer Anthony J. Fitzpatrick confronting two robbers who looted a restaurant. The pair fled after removing a fire plug, then one drew a sawed off shotgun and seized the officer's pistol and pocket money.
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Chicago
Potictman
Anthony J. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Sunday Showers Bring First Rain Since March 5
Texas showers move east across the state toward San Antonio and the Southwest for Saturday and Sunday bringing the first rain since March 5. The Panhandle saw light showers Friday with Del Rio and Tridey reporting Saturday morning rain. The heaviest rainfall was two tenths of an inch. The forecasted showers may help crops but are not expected to fully relieve garden drought conditions.
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Texas
San Antonio
TL Darhoe
Jopal
Panhandle
Tridey
del Rio
Southwest
Running Watch Clue In Holdup Killing In Havana
Havana dispatch reports a watch recovered from a dead man’s pocket in Patterson bay may link to the robbery that police believe killed 60 year old James Palmer of Mason City. Palmer disappeared two weeks ago after going to withdraw bank funds and collect insurance money. The watch’s presence among his clothing provided a crucial clue amid the investigation.
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Havana
Patterson Bay
James Palmer
Mason City
Sonteactor
Palmer
Eight youths held in mystery slaying case in Missouri town
Kansas City police pursued leads in the John G. Powell case as three youths were detained in Bonville for questioning. Powell, a Windsor businessman, was found murdered after leaving town with $1700 in cash. Powell's bloodstained motor car reportedly appeared in Boring Held.
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Kansas City
John G. Powell
Windsor
Bonville
Powell
Town Street
Recounted Talks Between Tardieu and Stimson
Reports describe disarmament talks between Premier Andre Tardieu and Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson. News saves details from Geneva as the Allied stance and comments were guarded amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Tardieu
Stimson
FARIS
Preticn
Ned
Andre Tardiew
Henry L. Simson
Geneve
White Russians blamed for Harbin wreck
Moscow reports blame falls on the white Russians in Magcarin for the wreck of a Japanese troop train near Harbin. The plotters are accused of undermining Japan and Soviet Russia as part of sabotage efforts.
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Moscow
Agwenapers
Magcarin
Harbin
Japan
Soviet Russia
Building Trades to Get Wage Slash in San Francisco
San Francisco ap fixed wage cuts for building trades. The plan, effective Monday, targets a 20 percent reduction for health aides and hiring trades. The measure signals a broad rollback of wages across several craft sectors as unions deny, then negotiate, amid mounting cost pressures.
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San Francisco
Man Admits Abducting and Killing 7-Year-Old Dorothy Hunter
Selden Kan April 16 a 53 year old Richard Reed confessed to abducting and killing seven year old Dorothy Hunter daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Hunter Reed led officers to the body in a field near Colby after long questioning He said the crime occurred yesterday between Alsgood and Colby and that his home was in Selden Authorities transported Reed to the reported scene to recover the body and continue the investigation with Sheriff Ed McGinley and other lawmen present
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Selden
Kan
Thomas County
Richard Read
Dorothy Hunter
Colby
Gom
Thomas
Ed McGinley
ShetWy McGinley
Reed
Dickinson Nominated Temporary Chairman at Republican Conclave
Iowa Senator L J Dickinson was chosen temporary chairman of the Republican national convention by the arrangements committee. He will deliver the keynote address, during the Chicago meeting on April 16.
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Iowa
G.O.P
Chicago
L. J. Dickinson
Repubblican
Welfare Worker Claimed by Death in Rockford
Rockford April 16 Julia Lathrop welfare worker died after a brief illness. She was regarded by Jane Addams as a highly useful woman in American welfare work and dedicated to aid the needy.
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Rockford
Julia Lathrop
Jette Addams
Fast Meni
MOVE IN TODAY APARTMENTS AGENCY AD LISTING
Rental ad for numerous apartments with monthly rates and locations listed in a dense, fragmented reader-style notice. The text includes addresses such as 2400 Crockett and 428 University, with monthly rents from 12.00 to 48.00, and mentions HALO and other brand-like terms.
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BSE
Magnolia
Gor Jehnnston
Cleveland
W. French
W. Flussetl
Woodlawn
Lallywood
Ne Moren
Simon
Tiarandaly
Chicago
AVA Porter
Nynar
Plato Federaty Cinanltied Rental
CAL
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