Lyrical Rail Trip and Lynching Policy Reflections
A San ta Fe eastbound journey narrative links the Grand Canyon to Tokyo and Moscow while noting vast unused land and forest prompts. A Kansas lynching of Robert Read, 63, reveals mob justice in St Francis, amid wartime beer tax talk and Mayor Walker’s beer for tax day parade idea. Revolutionary shot tale from Behenectady radios back to Schenectady demonstrates rapid communication. Interstate commerce calls for federal highway control to protect railroads, urging continued rail and truck balance.
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Robert Read
St Francis
Walker
New York
Meyer Walker
St. Patrick's Day
Solons Hear Praise for Statute in Prohibition Debate
Washington, April 20. Senate Judiciary subcommittee hears testimony from over 25 prohibitionists, mostly women, urging no mollification of prohibition laws. Vida Milholland argues medical licensing carries risks of bribery, while Mrs. A Haines Lippincote cites voter indifference in New Jersey. Mrs. Richard Aldrich warns of divorces linked to drinking. Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson predicts chaos if wet candidates gain power in 1933. Mrs. TL Leigh Colvin touts prohibition as a success but says politicians have failed.
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Senate Judiciary
Vida Milholland
New York
Bool Jegger
A. Haines Lippincote
Camden
N. J
New Jersey
Women's National Committee For Law Inforcement
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Jesse W. Nicholson
National Women's Democratic Law Enforcement
Lengie
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Np Wet
Association Against
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Aquor
TL Leigh Colvin
Women's Christian Temperance Bnton
Step
Prohibition
Fight for Beer Seems Doomed in Congress
Washington April by INS The fight for legalized beer appears doomed this session as the house wet bloc lags with only 118 of 148 signatures needed to force a vote on 2 7 percent beer under the anti gala act. Senate rejection of the Bingham beer bill 70 4 dealt a death blow to Conn senators campaign for beer in the Senate. House anti prohibition readers remain hopeful they will muster the required signatures and spark a fall showdown in Washington. A vote of 187 backed a referendum on the eighteenth amendment though many who favor moderate beer refused to join the campaign for 0.75 percent beer.
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Congress
Asley
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Senate
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Ruay Mmembora
Dhapian
Stand by Accused Blast Rocks Origin Town Cadlz
In Cadlz Ohio on April 20 fresh disturbances erupted as miners on strike over wage reductions clashed near the eastern Ohio coal fields. An explosion rocked the village of Jewett, 19 miles north, amid ongoing labor unrest and pre tests in wage reductions.
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Cadlz
Ohio
Ohid
Jewett
Lier Attorney Seeks Bond in Holdup Case Near Seguin
Lieutenant Herbert C. Lichtenberger, Randolph Field instructor, and his attorney plan to seek a $3500 bond in Seguin on a Guadalupe County indictment charging him with the February 15 hold up of the Schertz State Bank. The bank was robbed of about $184 and later about $500 recovered. the lieutenant had been hospitalized for observation after arrest.
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Herbert C. Lichtenberger
Randolph Field
Seguin
Uae Schertz State Bank
Charles Anderson
Uberlier
Guadalupe County
Rand
Lichtenberger
H. B. Thulemeyer
Exsistcr
Fort
Houston
Kidnapped Boy Found Fishing Near Dallas Lake
Robert L. Hirt, 19, who prompted an extended search as a potential kidnapping, was found this morning at White Rock Lake near Dallas. He had been fishing at the lake before disappearing from the home of his parents in Dallas.
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Dallas
Robert Marshall Hirl
White Rock Jaks
Tit Lake
American Rebel Chieftain Begated amid Mexican clash
A firing squad executed Juan Leyva, rebel chief who attacked Paso Di Macho in Vera Cruz. Two followers died with him near Vera Cruz city. Separately, strikers marching toward Cambridge faced guards. a shooting near Jewell left no injuries. Air defenses guarding Cadiz mines were warned after an unidentified plane dropped a device near Somers mine.
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TNS
Juan Leyva
Paso di Macho
Vera Croe
Leyva
del Monte i Vera Crus
Jewell
National Guard
Cadiz
Somers
Avene
Weather Forecast for Antonis and vicinity
Partly cloudy in Antonis and vicinity with Wednesday night and Thursday conditions. Low around 6 degrees Wednesday night and high near 90 Thursday. Moderate to fresh southerly winds. East Texas shows mainly cloudy Wednesday night and Thursday, warmer in the northwest, increasing clouds and possible showers in the north portion.
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Dan Antonis
Texas
Wednacadny
Des Moines Fugitive Tied to River Bank Raid
Officers believe 30 year old Roy Rhoxins, a fugitive, may have fled Des Moines by dawn after breaking into a river area used by a federal agents raid. The incident involved a night assault on a river bank site connected to military operations and federal authorities.
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Roy Rhoxins
Des Moines
Pacape
Aity
Federal
Lindbergh Kidnaping Fallout Stirs New Clues and Flights
Reported emissaries, a rowing mishap in Pelham Bay, and a Kansas City plane landing near Princeton add to the Lindbergh kidnap case. A red mono plane, piloted by Al Ferguson, ferried a mystery passenger west. Henry "Red" Johnson, linked to the case, is deported to Germany. A beauty parlor operator produced the child’s hair locks for identification.
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Charles A
Alidbergh
Lindbergh
Back
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Jdatsie
the &Napers
Pelham Bay
Bronx
New York
New York Daily News
Kansas City
Princeton
Walter C. Taber
Henry
Red
Camden
No 1
Charles A. Lindbergh
Central Airport
al Ferguson
al Ferguson, "I Am and A Wealthy Woman, But I Hired His Plave
Brooklyn Beagle
St. John
New Brons
Wick
Canada
Cal
Senate Issues Subpoenas for 20 Short Sellers
The Senate Banking Committee issued subpoenas for about 20 short sellers named on a list from the New York Stock Exchange. Names were not made public. the witnesses are expected to be called as the inquiry into administration charges into market depression resumes.
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Washington, D.C
Lst
Stork Exchange
Senate Banking Committee
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Marion Davies Wins Judgment Against Dillingham
New York April 20 Marion Davies Ans won a $10 909 judgment against Charles A Dillingham theater producer The screen actress sued to collect on a note showings in the case and the ruling was announced today in court proceedings
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Marion Davies
New York
Marion Daviis
Features Thursday events at Grand Army Plaza hotel and more
A cluttered listing of Thursday events includes Cloningtas of Grand Army of the Republic at the Plaza hotel from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Opening of Terar association of Osteopaddle Poyseland and Surgeons in Ganter hotel at 9 a.m. Flower contest at Saf Pedro Blayhouse with speeches, Battle of Miowerr lupecheon at Menges hotel, Flower show by Woman's club at Gunter hotel at noon. Dedication of monument to Richard Andrewa at 2 p.m. Annual pilgrimage to Alamo in Conception parks at 4 p.m. Memorial service for Gov. Ross Sleriing and Brig-Gen. C. R. Howland. Coronation of queen of the Flesing de San Jacinto at Municipal auditorium under Order of the Alain.
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Grand Army
Republic
Plaxa
Eagle Field
Terar Association of
Osteopaddle Poyseland and Surgeons
Ganter Hotel
Saf
Pedro
Richard Andrewa
Alamo
Ross Sleriing
C. R. Howland
Flesing
Old Law Against Alleged Red Party Agents Renewed
In Atlanta four defendants Anne Burlack Matt Dillon Gilmer Brady and Henry Story were re indicted on riot charges for aiding in the organization of Communist party and Communistic groups in Georgia. They face charges of inciting violence to overthrow the current government under an old state law. Six persons were previously charged in the case.
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Atlanta
Apm Su—Vo
Georgia
Anne Burlack
Matt Dillon
Gilmer Brady
Henry Story
Fulton Gound
Communist Party
Woman Kicked to Death in East Side Hallway
Kathryn Jones 28 a divorcee and private investigator worker was beaten and kicked to death in an east side apartment hallway. Three running suspects were halted by patrolmen and one was identified by tenants as the attacker. New York authorities report the crime as they search for the remaining suspects.
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Clevetnew
Kathryn Jones
Agenciies
Apertment House
Jones
Choice Vacancies Amid Hazy Market Vocabulary
Fragmented text shows a long list of names, places, months, and prices with unclear context. It appears to be an old classified or employment notice page with scattered references to vendors, amounts, and dates. No coherent event is discernible.
Massie Trial Nears End With Mrs Massie to Testify
Honolulu April 2 MOS t the longest running Honolulu court drama moves toward its climax as Mrs Thalia Massie prepares to testify. Clarence Darrow defense counsel aims to prove Lt Thomas H Massie act ed under insane impulse after the alleged attack on his wife. Prosecution lines up alienists to counter defense experts and underscore the mental state motive. Dr Paul Bowers arrives to bolster local medical testimony as the trial may continue into next week.
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TFL
Fosta
Gree Hubbard Fortrneue
Hono
Lulu
Thalia Massie
Clarence Darrow
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T. H
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Anessie
Taday Waa Yruay
Darrow
Mia Massie
Grace Hubbard Fortescue
Albert S. Jones
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Massie
John G. Kelley
Charles 9. Davis
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