Kruger Feud Ends In Paris Suicide After Bank Collapse
Paris April 23 Swedish magnate Iver Kreuger known for vast business empire faced ruin after bank forgeries. He bought a 45 caliber pistol, then shot himself after failing to secure credit. Kreuger kept a private island retreat for romances, feared downfall, and died in his Paris apartment.
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Paris
Iver Renger
Stoot
Maton
Breuger
United States
Kreuger
Krenger
Christer S408
Mse
Ilorin
Wise Old Ducks Invade Lagoons After Hunting Season
CHISAGO April 23. Superintendent Otto Werge of Lincoln Park recalls that ducks rarely settled near the park during hunting season. The day after, a brood gathered off shore near the bird sanctuary on Andison street, proving ducks adapt quickly to postseason waters.
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Chisago
Otto Werge
Lincoln Park
Andison Street
Ex-Banker Turned Florist Quips About Earnings
Former bank president Otto Kor ulg, now a florist in St Louis, cites a single dollar as a separate main maintenance suit income item for his wife. He mentions $8 for grand jury service and $1 labeled as Horst, reflecting unclear events and figures in the record.
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ST. Louis
Otto Korulg
Horst
Auto Mishaps Injure Two In Friday Night Crashes
Three crashes Saturday night sent 12 people to Robert B. Green hospital with broken bones cuts and bruises. Mariana Perez 13 of 212 Rose Lane suffered a broken right leg after stepping from behind a streetcar into a truck at North St Marys and Hast French Place. Trinidad Castro 40 of Bracken his wife and five children were hurled from their parked truck struck at North St Marys and East Euclid streets with Castro fracturing a knee cap and son Ramon 16 cut. OJ Duerstadt 20 of Jumelson and W C Connert 23 of Fort Sam Houston along with E H Everage and Roby Vanderpool were injured when Duerstadt's car overturned on the Nine Mile Hill en route to San Antonio.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Mariana Perez
Rose Lane
North St. Mary's Street
French Place
Trinidad Castro
Bracken
North St. Mary's
East Euclid
Castro
Ramon
O.J. Duerstadt
Jumelson
W. C. Connert
Sam Houston
Fredericksburg
Duerstadt
San Antonio
Connert
E. H. Everage
Fort Sam Houston
Roby Vanderpool
Projét Avenue
Love to Accept Fealty Pledge in Texas Convention
Thomas B Love, a militant party figure in Dallab, Texas, announced he would comply with a royal ty pledge for Democratic convention participants, following a court battle over the requirement. He said he would act within bounds of conscience and good faith, but not beyond, as he believes the pledge not binding him beyond the holdings of the supreme court.
Fire Engulfs Los Angeles Film Exchange Building
Fire crews rushed to a three story building housing the Los Angeles Film Exchange board of trade and several film companies after a blaze broke out. Thousands of feet of film were reported stored in offices across the structure as flames consumed parts of the facility.
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Los Angeles
Apt
Martha Lewis Engaged to George Rice in San Antonio
Perry J. Lewis announced the engagement of his daughter Martha Lewis to George Rice of San Antonio at a dinner party held at the Lewis home 205 West French Place Saturday night. The wedding is planned for June. Miss Lewis is a Vassar graduate.
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Perry J. Lewis
Sen. Antonio
Martha
George Rice
San Antonio
Lewis
West French Place
Vassar
Communist Meet Broken Up by Denver Police
Denver police broke up an assorted Communist meeting on a downtown creek corner and arrested 18 persons including three women. One man arrested was named by police as an organizer of recent fatal Ford plant demonstrations in Detroit.
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Denver
Apri
Ford
Rodent Control Agent Promotes Extension Work in Lockhart
In Lockhart, April 2, Lloyd W. Bawron a rodent control specialist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the A and M College Extension Service works with County Agent T H Royder and County Demonstrator Miss Thelma Gasey this week to promote pest management. An unrelated classified notice urges investment in happiness and buying a guaranteed used car from a reputable dealer with prices increasing.
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Lockhart Lockhart
Lloyd W. Bawron
Rodent
United States Department of Agriculture
A. and M. College Extension Service
Exclusion of Filipino berry workers hits Oregon districts
In Forest Grove Oregon on April 23 white farmers in Hillsdale and Kansas City districts ordered Filipino strawberry pickers to vacate after a mass meeting at Hillsdale schoolhouse. Farmers cited lack of work for whites and danger to white girls as reasons, prompting an exodus of islanders from the berry districts.
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Oregon
Forest Grove
Ore
Hillsdale
Kansas City
Woman Seeks 60000 From Builders Over Hotel Collapse
Mrs Nannette B Cherry 53 widow sues Grays Harbour excavators claiming a four foot wide trench beneath her Cherry hotel at Fifth Avenue and Columbia Street caused damage after a workman shouted for guests to evacuate a year ago. Trial set before Superior Judge J M Phillips.
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Chicago
Nannette B. Cherry
Cherry Hotel
J. M. Phillips
Grays Harbour
Cherry
Fifth Avenue
Columbia Street
Child Saved From Burning to Death
A four year old girl, identified as Little tixse cruzierres, of 818 1 2 South Frioarest, is in Robert B Green hospital after clothing ignited from matches. She was rescued by her mother Maria Gutierree when she screamed, a blanket wrapped around her flames limiting facial burns but causing severe body burns.
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Little Tixse Cruzierres
South Frioarest
Robert B. Green Hospital
Maria Gutierree
Hospital Aendants
Amateur Crooning Costs Friend’s Life in Chicago
In Chicago on April 23 an amateur singer at 7420 Archer Avenue in Summit began crooning with his wife's piano accompaniment. A free-for-all erupted. Joseph Kuchick of 7422 West Fifty-seventh Street Summit, a friend of the crooner, was beaten and died at Holy Cross hospital.
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Chicago
Archer Avenue
Sucunit
John Luchowski
Joseph Kuchick
West Fifty-seventh Street
Summit
Holy Cross Hospital
Pinochle Player Tells a Big One
Bakersfield, Apr 23. Pinochle player B. P. Stone bragged about a double family hand in a game with high wife and friends. He scored a 150 total on the stripe hand amid local chatter of grand slams and bird-hunting brag.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Will Linge
B. P. Stone
Atone
Iolala
Frisco Maintains Curb Flower Mart in City Center
In San Francisco on April 22 Mayor Angela J. Foss and Wimaca florist oversee curb flower mart activity. The article notes ongoing monthly offerings of cultivated and wild flowers at low prices, attracting steady customer interest amid a busy urban setting.
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Ban Francisco
Angela J. Foss
Wimaca Florist
Karnes Woman Seeks Karnes County Treasurers Post
Karnes City April 23 Mrs Trews Rhodes announces candidacy for Karnes County treasurer. She seeks the county post amid local political activity and support from residents.
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Karnes
Karnes City
Trews Rhodes
Treag
Karnes County
Bandit Weds After Plea in San Quentin Case
Norman Geger, awaiting one year to life for a poolroom robbery, marries his sweetheart Miss Julietta Kilburn in a courthouse ceremony performed by Rev. Guy A. White. Geger is to be transported to San Quentin after the wedding as he serves his sentence. Also noted: a gunfight left one bandit dead and bystanders injured. Murray Johnson received a similar sentence.
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San Quentin
Ban Quentin
Norman Geger
Supreme
Louis Hil Ward
Geger
Julietta Kilburn
Werd
Guy A. White
EL Paula Community Presbyterian Church
Bay
Murray Johnson
Leavenworth Street
Walter Shirley
George Page
Geyer
Johnson
Warding
Prohibition Breeds Inferiority Complex Says Psychologist
OMARA April 23. W H Thompson, psychology professor at Municipal University, argues prohibition creates new inferiorities and alibis used to dodge realities. He cites defense mechanisms like bulkhead pollyanna ontich and notes more people show inferiority complexes now than before.
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Omara
Net
TNI
W. H Thompson
Municipal University
Professor Thompson
Policeman Invents Snub-Nose Pistol
Chicago police sergeant Frank Ballou unveils a compact snub-nose revolver for plainclothes use. Experts claim 75 foot accuracy. its short barrel allows concealment in a side coal pocket, avoiding shoulder holsters.
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Chicago
Frank Ballou
Heart of the Gun
Chicago Police
Wet plank in race foreseen in Hot Springs
Governor Roosevelt will win the Democratic nomination and the platform will include a wet plank favoring local option on liquor sales. Norman Mack, former DNC chairman, stated the party will support state control of liquor, citing states rights as a Democratic principle.
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Hot Springs
Ark
INS
Roosevelt
Norman &. Mack
Democratic National Committee
National Democratic Committee
New York
Mack
Lucy Williams dies at 92 in Taylorville leaving 73 descendants
Lucy Williams of Taylorville Illinois died today at age 92. She left 73 descendants including three great great-grandchildren. The obituary notes a long family line and commemorates her life.
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Taylorville
Ill
Ubi
Lucy Williams
Ancient Man in Texas Lecture at Witte Museum
Professor Victor Smith of Sul Ross State Teachers College will lecture on pre Columbian ancient man and Basket Mak era evidence in the Big Bend region at 4 pm in the Witte Memorial Museum. Col. Martin L Crimmins will introduce him. Dr Cyrus W N Ray will be unable to attend.
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Texas
Big Bend
Buntag
Witte ‘Memorial Museum
Victor Smith
Sul Roys State Teachers College
Alpine
Museum of the American Indian
Smithsonian Institution
Smith
Martin L. Crimmins
Witte Museum
Cyrus WN. Ray
Abilene
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