Fliers Death Believed Murder in Brooksfield
The death of John Berry of Brooksfield, found with a cartridge fired and a gun indicating tampering, is suspected as murder. Military and civil authorities, including Lt. T A Dayton and Sheriff Albert Haurter, pursue ballistic tests and interviews as two empty cartridges and a finger mail file are reported among the scattered clues.
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John Berry
Brooksfield
T. A. Dayton
Brooky Field
Ded Mah
Berry
Bence Tohn Rh
Bhook
Investi Aising
Brooks Fish
J. Amaionkis
Albert Haurter
Discontinuance of 35 Planes by Air Lines Ordered
Washington May 4 A junior assistant secretary announced that the commerce department aeronautics division ordered discontinuance of 19 passenger use of Fokker AVI planes by four airlines. The action affects about 95 trimotor aircraft and follows an accident near Dizanr Kansas that killed Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne and others. The order may not permanently retire the planes from service and is to stand until maintenance issues are resolved.
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Washington, D. C
Aesistant Secretors
Young
Commerce Department Aeronautics Division
Knife Rockne
Notre Dame
Dizanr
Kansan
Necesarelly
Bank cashier strangles wife then kills himself in Conshohocken
Howard C. Pedrick, cashier of the First National Bank in Conshohocken, allegedly attacked his wife and then shot himself after police learned he was $45,000 short in his bank accounts. The tragedy followed the discovery of the shortage amid financial irregularities.
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Conshohmooren
Howard C. Pedrick
First National Bank
Pedrick
bin Accounta
Cotton Rates Granted by Interstate Commission
Washington May 4 The Interstate Commerce Commission today authorized Southwestern railroads to cut freight rates on cotton to meet motor truck competition to Texas seaports.
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Washington, D.C
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwestern
Texas
Cannonball Found in Granary Wall at Mission Site
A five pound cannon ball was buried in the granary wall at San Jose mission on the South Loop and shown at city hall on Monday. Found by workers in the Street Commissioner's department, the relic was offered by a local firm as a noteworthy historic artifact.
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Atpe San Jose Mission
South Loop
Department of
Shui Stessler
Radicals Try Silent Rally In Front of City Hall
May 4 news from Indianatomis reports police dubbed marchers as radicals who refused to disperse and disrupted a sidewalk rally before the city hall on Inining avenue.
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Indianatomis
U38
Ininger
P. Hall
Big 12
Inining Avenue
Truck Regulatory Measure Is Passed In Texas
Austin May 4 The center today passed the first bill of the truck regulatory group It was passed two weeks ago The vote for passage was 26 to 2 The bill would provide for placing all truck regulation under the jurisdiction of the raion commission It carried 42 senate amendments Trailers in the senate debate and it would likely go to a conference committee
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Austin
Cennte
Senate
Aebiate
Cantrell Inspecting Southwest District In New Orleans Tour
A. Charles Cantrell, comptroller of cuatoine in New Orleans overseeing seven districts from Florida to California, visited Ban Antoniy Monday. He praised local preventive work and noted district collections totaling $132,808.58 in the last three months and $3, (placeholder) Q01 from July 1, 1930 to March 14, 1931. Cantrell arrived with Ed Cotmla, deputy collector, while other officials were in San Antonio.
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Charles Dan Cantrell
Cuatoine
New Orleans
Florida
California
Conteell Pall
Ile
Hee
Thi
Cantrell
Ae Heling Leen
Nin
Tareto
Ed Cotmla
San Antonio
A. ” Kab
Loredo
Eagle Pass
D. GC. Webb
Two Burt By Brige Tossed Terror Suspect Subdued
A man described as Louis Thomas, 37, of Newark, allegedly injured two police officers and caused damage with bricks and thrown objects in the West Marshall Street block. Officers Neal and Portis and Special Agent Daniels cornered him behind a board fence. he was wounded by brick fire and taken to Robert M. Green Hospital for treatment of abrasions.
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Tve
Belek-Thrower
West Marshall Street
Robert MU. Green
Louis ‘Chomas
Jenra
New Jareer
Essenwe
A. Neal
William Portis
Verity AL Daniels
Dantele
Tle
Harry
Major Butler Seen as Political Threat for Davis
Major General Seachley Darlington Niler, long connected with the United States Marine Corps, plans retirement in October and is viewed as a potential Senate candidate from Pennsylvania next year. The move places him as a challenge to Senator James J. Davis, a former cabinet official, amid Pennsylvania politics.
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Major Butler
Davis
Diieecant Service
Washington, D.C
Seachley Darlington Niler
Tla
United States Marine Corps
Senate
Pennsylvania
Butler
Pensylvania
James J. Davin
Iailer Jina
Yorriel
Arch of Cotton to Be Fair Feature in Macon
May 4 event describes 760 bales of cotton constricted across downtown Macon for the Cotton Festival of Middle Georgia. Report notes a disturbance as bricks were hurled at a car injuring Alma Juthmiam Florence Rithmoan and Frank J. Smith. officers fired four shots in the air before pursuit and hospital care for the injured.
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Macon
Middle Georgia
Alma Juthmiam
Florence Rithmoan
Tarnaynodacciur
Frank J. Smith
Fort. Sam Houston
Yurault
Ril
UN- Mera
Ten die as naval school boat capsizes on lake
Universal Service reports at Friedrichshafen Germany a naval school boat capsized on Lake Constance killing ten aboard. The accident occurred during training exercises and rescue efforts are underway as authorities investigate the cause.
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Universal Service
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Naval School
Lake Constance
Prohibition Criticized in World Parliament Report
A Geneva report submitted to the League of Nations committee criticizes U S Prohibition as harming children. Expert Mile from France highlights deep misery in New York, noting moral and physical dangers facing American youth and welfare workers would be appalled by the conditions described.
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Geneva
Jiame
Pam Hylle
United States
Teague
Foy Mile
Chaplal
France
Mile
Chaglas
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