Rescue Plan if rha- Bandits Flee With Loot Prevented Landing
Italian air reconnaissance reports the Italia dirigible lost contact while aiding Nobile and seven crewmen during a relief mission. The crew split. seven men vanished after the control cabin tore away. Soviet meteorologist Dr Finn and navigator Zappa among those missing. Nobile and injured aboard.
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nina mien
Finn
yAvette Marans
Miliion Zappa
Novity Cape
Mapantona
amentes
Natale Ceechief
Texas Negro Abducted and Lynched in Houston
The body of 24 year old Robert Powell was found hanging from a bridge eight miles from Houston after being abducted from Jefferson Davis hospital by eight masked men. Powell, accused of shooting city detective A W Davis, was taken from the hospital ward around 3 am and dragged to the bridge. He begged for mercy as he was taken. A rope hung from his neck and a head wound indicated a pistol butt strike. Governor Moody ordered three state rangers led by Captain Frank Hamer to assist the Houston investigation.
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Houston
Tex
Robert Powell
Jefferson Davis hospital
Powell
S. Y. Brizenbine
Austin
Dan Moody
Frank Hamer
Remus Freed by Ohio Supreme Court Ruling
George Remus former bootleg king who killed his wife Imogene in Cincinnati last October is freed from the Lima state hospital for the criminal insane by the Ohio Supreme Court. The ruling overturns the Lima Court of Appeals and ends a long court battle over habeas corpus.
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George Remus
Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
Imogene
state hospital
Lima
Ohio
Remus
supreme court
court of appeals
Hamilton county
Allen county
Lima state hospital
Plymouth Man Named Officer
Fond du Lac Dr. G. B. McKnight was named president of the Wisconsin Association of Tuberculosis Sanatoria trustees approved the meeting. Ray O. Fisher of Jefferson became vice president and G. T. Lorfeld of Plymouth was chosen secretary treasurer.
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United Press
Fond du Lac
Wis
G. B. McKnight
Wisconsin Association of Tuberculosis
Ray O. Fisher
Jefferson
G. T. Lorfeld
Plymouth
Middlewest storm leaves towns damaged and casualties
Tornadic storms sweep Oklahoma Missouri and Illinois causing deaths, injuries, and widespread damage. Lightning and wind toppled trees wrecked crops and cut power as crews battled fires and roofs ripped from houses. Elbert Reavex, 90, died near Frederick Oklahoma amid collapsed lines and debris. Debris and high winds disrupted several communities including Newark Ohio and Pattonaburs Missouri.
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United Press
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Missouri
Frederick
Okla
Elbert Reavex
Pattonaburs
Bruised And Cut When Hit By Auto On Calumet Drive
Ruth Handrow, eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Handrow of 1633 N Sixteenth St, was cut and bruised while crossing Calumet Drive yesterday afternoon. She was struck by an auto driven by Ferdinand Meyer of Route 8 Sheboygan, and taken to the clinic for examination.
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Ruth Handrow
Fred Handrow
Sixteenth street
Calumet drive
St. Paul's Lutheran school
Ferdinand Meyer
Sheboygan
Five Miners Killed in Morgantown Mine Blast
Five miners died and seven were seriously injured when an explosion hit the National mine of National Fuel Co near Morgantown West Virginia. About 25 men were underground. four bodies were found in Room No 8. The blast, blamed on gas after a shot in No 6 butt, occurred just before night shift exit. the drift mine normally employs about 100 men.
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W. Va
National Fuel Co
Monongalia county
No. 6
room
No. 8
Charleston
state department of mines
National mine
National Coal Mining company
Plymouth Man Gets 3 Months In Federal Case
William Wunderlich of Plymouth drew a three month jail term after pleading guilty to liquor law violations in a federal court in Milwaukee. Other defendants include Frank Nycz fined 100, Jacob Rozik six months, Mary Rozik 200, Walter Milski 250, Joseph Friedman four months, George Shaughnessy three months, Roy McCauly 100, Jon McDonald 100, Joe Amato six months with 250, Eric Schwartz three months, Valentine Maci and Frances 100 each, Joseph Rojic 50.
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Milwaukee
William Wunderlich
Plymouth
Frank Nycz
Jacob Rozik
Martin, Rozik
Mary Rozik
Walter Milski
Hartford
Joseph Friedman
George Shaughnessy
Roy McCauly
Jon McDonald
Joe Amato
Eric Schwartz
Valentine Maci
Frances
Joseph Rojic
Republicans Clash Over Proposed Wisconsin Candidates
Washington report says Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work was chosen as Republican National chairman by Herbert Hoover. Green Bay delegates clash over rules at the state Republican conference opening, debating endorsement procedures, with leaders like George W Blanchard and Julius Heil prominent. The session votes on county unit balloting and potential endorsements for governor and U S senator, amid platform debates on taxes farm relief and water power.
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Washington
Secretary of Interior
Hubert Work
Denver
Herbert Hoover
Green Bay
Wis
United States
W. H. Doyle
Grant county
Charles B. Perry
Milwaukee
George W. Blanchard
Julius P. Heil
Perry
Heil
George T. Meredith
A. B. Fontaine
Thomas Dwyer
William J. Campbell
Oshkosh
secre
Wits
Walter J. Kohler
Zimmerman
Chet Werden
Ashland
leutenant
Edward Kelly
Manitowoc
Stanley
Piasecki
resolution committee
Walter S. Goodland
Racine
Woman Held As Slayer Suspect
A coroner's jury could not determine the exact cause of John I. Glab's death. The widow, Mrs Hazel Belford Glab, identified as fleeing from the car after the shot, was booked on suspicion of murder. Neighbor accounts placed her at the scene during the slaying near Vannuys California.
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Los Angeles
Calif
John I. Glab
Chicago
Hazel Glab
Vannuys
Hazel Belford Glab
Plymouth Represented by Eagles at Wisconsin GOP Convention
Green Bay report says Plymouth sent its drum and bugle corps to open the Republican state convention. They paraded with a banner praising Kohler for governor and Cedar city of the cheese state. A. B. Fontaine of Green Bay was elected permanent chairman.
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Plymouth
United Press
Green Bay
Kohler
Wisconsin
A. B. Fontaine
Pythians Pick Manitowoc For Next Meeting
Appleton Wis Dir reports the Wisconsin grand lodge Knights of Pythias voted for Manitowoc as the site of the next convention. The gathering approved moral and financial cooperation with the Wisconsin Association for Crippled Children to aid rehabilitation education and hospitalization programs.
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Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin Association for crippled children
Wisconsin
Knights of Pythias
Manitowoc
Tugeday
Society for Crippled Children
Klode Enters Governor Race in Wisconsin
Frank C Klode of Milwaukee, who recently resigned from the State Board of Control, announced for governor in Green Bay Wisconsin. He said he will run but will not submit his name to the Republican conference locally.
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Green Bay
Wis
Frank C Klode
Milwaukee
State Board of Control
Klode
Gangland Guns Bark Again In Chicago Feud
In daylight near Death Corner Milton and West Oak streets two men John Olivers and Joseph Salamone were killed by a volley of shots from two shotguns. A third man James Reggs died later from gunshot wounds. Police linked the victims to Capone Rang and Aiello factions as they investigated motives and suspects.
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Chicago
John (Bowlegs) Olivers
Joseph Salamone
Death Corner
Milton
West Oak street
Olivers
Salamone
James Reggs
Al Capone
Aiello brothers
Oliver-Salamone
Capone Rang
Risko Godfrey Heavyweight Bout Postponed Till Saturday
In New York Ebbetts Field postpones the 10 round heavyweight matchup between Johnny Risko and George Godfrey due to threatening weather. The fight is rescheduled for Saturday night.
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New York
Johnny Risko
George Godfrey
Ebbetts Field
Robbery at Toronto Union Station Strikes Registered Mail
Six armed men halted a night express at Union Station Toronto and stole three registered mail pouches valued up to $100,000. They backed a large sedan to the car, overpowered messengers, and fled as police were summoned after assistant night agent William Venton fought free, hid, and called authorities.
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Toronto
Ont
Canadian National Railways
Union Station
Ontario
William Venton
Canadian National Railway
express
Award Contract For Concrete On Highway No. 57
The county highway committee awarded the 6.2 mile concrete section on Highway 57 north of Plymouth to Christ Johnson of Oshkosh. His bid of 154,898.47 included cement. the total estimate cited was 3108,698.47 if the county preserves this material. Johnson’s bid was the lowest of eleven and about 35,000 less than the highest bid. Construction will start soon.
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county highway committee
Plymouth
Christ Johnson
Oshkosh
Johnson
Guardsmen Await Wind Shift To Free Stranded Sloop
Coast guards at Sauk Trail Beach eighteen miles south of Sheboygan await a wind shift to disperse fog and retry freeing the forty-foot sloop Teddy from the sand. Owned by R T Walker of Chicago, the vessel ran aground during a Sturgeon Bay cruise as Mr and Mrs Walker and a brother traveled by train toward Sheboygan. Rescue efforts paused due to hazardous weather and a damaged spar, with authorities saying outside firms are not needed unless weather improves and the sloop risks breaking up.
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Sauk Trail Beach
Sheboygan
rayal harbor
R. T. Walker
Chicago
Nedeau
Sheboy- Ran
Lake Michigan
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