Solon Pleads For Unemployment Bills In Congress
A radio address by Senator Robert F. Wagner urges swift passage of unemployment legislation. He cites the long term costs of unemployment, cites proposed sums of 150 million and 94 million for new programs, and argues federal action is a national obligation to prevent further joblessness. He appeals to President Hoover to back the bills and to create enduring mechanisms to combat unemployment.
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INS
Congress
Robert F. Waener
New York
Iie
United States
Washington, D. C
Faraier
Nod
Hoover
House of Representatives
Wegner
Senate
Department of Labor
Doctors Detect Arsenic Traces in Jake Ginger
New Haven May 24 Doctors say Jake Ginger paralysis may be caused by arsenic after tests by Vanderbilt clinic doctors in New York and local hospital. Researchers found no clear evidence of urenic in the drink but note arsenic traces. A series of graded injections of sodium bitulphate aided treatment in some cases.
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New Haven
Jake
Vanderbilt Clinic
New York
Former Illinois Solon Found Dead in Chicago Hotel Room
Chimacy May 24. Former Congressman C. C. Ireland of Peoria was found dead today in his hotel room after a busy trip. Heart disease is believed the cause. Ireland served two terms in Congress and was late insurance commissioner under Governor Swell.
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Chimacy
C. C. Ireland
Peoria
Ireland
Ele
Congress
Swell
Negro Players Stage Comedy in Local Theater
The Han Antonio Negro Little Theater presents a comedy titled Whole Town's Talking directed by A. W. Delegates from the Texas Grand Lodge of Colored Knights of Mythine attend the event. The production is slated for the Negro library auditorium at Unckberry and Center Streets, Thora dar.
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John Emerson
Anita Leos
Han Antonio
Youth Faces Sanity Hearing in Birmingham Case
The trial of Bernard Swaller, a two year old Birmingham, Alabama resident, was set for today after a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. The case involves charges of attempting to exhort 24M Fein Mrs. FW. Emerg eb aneiely lewd. Panels of a jury were chosen to hear the matter and will report findings at the hearing.
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Liuverey
Seri
Los Angeles
Ne Giitip
Sealty
Bernard Swaller
Weality Biraigham
Ala
Aly B
Fouth
Cosmo Hamilton and Ex Wife Publicly Exchange Compliments
In San Francisco on May 21 Cosmo Hamilton former husband of a noted author dismissed an alienation suit against him as bosh and said he would visit his ex-wife during the summer. The ex-wife praised him as charming while noting their incompatibility and that their divorce was granted last year.
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Recvice
San Francisco
Cosmo Hamilton
Hamilton
Hemilton
Nick Garrieciole
Constantine Splathan
Narcotic Officer Gets Chicago Post
W. W. Westover, longtime chief of the San Antonio narcotics bureau, will leave next week to head the Chicago department as supervisor of narcotics enforcement in the federal district including Texas and part of Louisiana.
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Chicago
W.W. Westover
San Antonio
Federal District
Texas
Louisiana
Stolen Stradivarius Violin Reported By Budapest Painter
Budapest May 24. Hungarian painter Elizabeth Voskorik reports the theft of a violin she says is a genuine Stradivarius over 100 years old with intrinsic value exceeding $6000. The Budapest police are informed and investigating the theft.
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Budapest
Elizabeth Voskorik
Speech Readers to Have Picnic in San Antonio
The annual picnic of the San Antonio Speech Readers league will be held next Friday at 6:30 p.m. It follows their meeting on Friday night. Committees were appointed to organize the event. A campaign for new members added 25 in the last month.
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San Antonio
German Actress Lia DePutti Seeks U.S. Work Debut
Diminutive German actress Lia DePutti, known for flaming red hair and nails, arrived aboard Cunard liner Aquitania in New York on May 24 to seek acting opportunities in the United States.
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Derrice
New York
Lia DePutti
Cunard
Aquitania
Jail wedding halts trial in McIntyre murder case
Ruby Burroughs, 21, a Hollywood stenographer, testified briefly in the W R McIntyre murder case before a jail visit led to her arrest for concealing evidence and obstructing justice. McIntyre, a former police officer, faces murder and hit and run charges after the New Year’s traffic death of Mrs. Margaret Towers.
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Los Angeles
Max
Ruby Burroughs
Hollywood
Jolo
W. R. McIntere
Svitness
William ‘T
Aggeler
John I. Glad
Eiel
MacIntyre
McIntyre
William Palmer
Selettre
Melntyre
Margaret Towers
Duchess Leaves London for New York on Mystery Mission
The Duchess of Atholl, former parliamentary secretary to the Board of Education, sailing to New York today to undertake a secret mission. She will be there about two days and refuses to reveal the purpose of her trip, stating it is an important assignment following a received invitation.
Liquor Train Seized in Atlanta Rail Yard
ATLANTA Ga Liquor valued at 200000 dollars was confiscated in East Point railroad yards Saturday morning by police acting on a tip. The seizure uncovered 50000 pints of labeled takin band suspected to be conveyed by Chicago gangsters.
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Atlanta
East Point
Shell
Chicago
Stabbed Man Dies. Slayer Is Sought
Victim Joseph C. Albins of Los Angeles was stabbed in front of an alleged bootlegging place in May. Sheriff Cast Walser sought William Rees as the alleged slayer.
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Joseph C. Albins
Los Angeles
Cast Walser
Siakins
William Rees
Parents Lose Boy Violinists Custody Case in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 24 the Los Angeles Superior Court denied Peter and Wilma Rieti their appeal to void a guardianship agreement over two celebrated boy violinists, Ruggieri and Giorgio Rieti. Judge Lincoln B Church of Oakland upheld Miss Mary Elizabeth Lackey as guardian, finding no fraud and irreconcilable claims. An appeal was announced, with a New York proceeding cited for May 23.
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Los Angeles
Ruggieri
Giorgio Rieti
Regein
Lincoln
Church of Oakland
Peter
Winma Rieti
Mary Elabeth Lackey
Athoropya George Snyder
Muriel_Yearin
New York
Man Kills Wife and Couple Then Takes Own Life
CHEHALIS WASH MAY 24 Four persons dead after Loyd Duffy 40 of the Camptore district killed his wife and two others believed to be Clifford Tucvey and then killed himself. Letters found on Duffy’s body describe alleged intimacy between his wife Mantie and Lucvey, well known in lumbering circles.
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Chehalis
Wask
Loyd Duffy
Cai Gtore
Mrn
Mra
Ford Tucvey
Dufly
Hie Boma
Duffy
Mantie
Lucvey
Lobeles
Fierro Plans Flight to New York After Mexico Trip
Col Roberto Fierro, Mexican air explorer, announced completion of his departure plans and will leave for New York early Monday in a new airplane. He will then embark on a goodwill tour through the South Americas followed by an aerial voyage.
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Fierro
New York
Los Angeles
Roberto Fierro
South Americas
Woman Convicted of Burning Child in Pittsburgh Case
ERLL Pennsylvania May 24. Mort Hing Deshunk Mumbulo found guilty of seconddegree murder in the burning death of her 1yearold stepdaughter Hilda. The jury deliberated ten hours. Counsel for the woman immediately filed a motion for a new trial.
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Erll
INS
Mort Hing Deshunk
Hilda
Prohibition Era Warrant Dispute Aimed at Illicit Whiskey Ring
Judge Robert Evin ruled Saturday on a suppression motion in a case tied to a February 16 1830 search on North Loop Road. Defendant Tames Unevey faced claims agents pried a window screen to enter with no warrant as agents testified they suspected a whiskey still and fermenting mush, leading to seized liquor and destruction of the evidence. Justice official urged dismissal of Harvey’s case after the motion was sustained.
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Ainf
Dudge
Robert Evin
I Tames Unevey
North Loop Road
J.P. Murphy
J. K. Ray
Hurvey
Wrissell C. Wine, Assiutant
United States
Harvey
Two Natives Killed in Bengal Riots Reported
London dispatches say two natives were killed and several injured in fierce rioting in Dacca Bengal province northeast of Calcutta. The telegrams note the disturbances erupted today amid unrest in the region.
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Bengal
London
Dacca
Calcutta
Feers 212 Dorenes and a City Directory Snippet
A dense OCR-like list shows numerous names, addresses, and partial affiliations scattered across streets and institutions. The fragment reads like a town directory or roster with individuals such as Jasmine lan Peck Rose Helmano and W. G. Lowe among many others, interspersed with partial place names and organization hints. The passage lacks a clear narrative or single event.
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T. Feers
Dorenes
Jasmine Lan Peck
Rose Helmano
Wen Laure
Leo Blim
W. G. Lowe
T. F. Horan
Gilbert
F. G. Chretien
W. T. Acklen
Dale A
Peteleh
Weal
Craig Anna L. Forrester
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