Youths Taken Into Court Over School Vandalism
Hata Burhop Edwin Welsh Joan Hengst and Otto Schneider, youths from Joint district No 5, were brought before Justice Trester for entering the school with a key, defacing property, and stealing a fountain pen. Welsh admitted reading dime novels as an excuse. Costs totaled $2.25 for Edward Welsh, $3.20 for Otto, $1.63 for John Hengst.
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Last Jury Case Ends Term in Kirwan Court
Ot to Grasse v Bishop ends jury work as jurors dismissed for term. Court adjourned till Monday when Judge Kirwan resumes cases. Grasse vs Bishop verdict favors plaintiff on drayage amount. Bishop argues harness given was offset and settlement covered remainder by order assignment.
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Aviator Falls to Death Near Olive Street Tree
An aviation accident near Olive Street claims the life of Lt J D Park while en route from San to Los Angeles. The aviator crashed after guiding a young girl to safety, plunging 18 feet into a tree amid mist. Emergency crews reported the fatal impact as the craft fell.
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Fire in bazaar started by Montenegrin troops in Scutari
A fire in the Scutari bazaar is reported to have started during high winds. Montenegrin troops are accused of setting the blaze in revenge for the seizure.
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Senate to review tariff bill after House approval
The Democratic tariff bill passed the House by 142 votes and was sent to the Senate Finance Committee. A finance subcommittee discussed the bill informally and aims to report on the schedules. Senator Simmons will convene a meeting to consider several bill phases before a Senate report around June 1 with no public hearing planned, though Republicans may push hearings after reporting.
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Murder in His Heart Contempt Charge Highlighted
Representative Hall testified before a congressional committee that Charles C. Glover had murder in his heart as he pursued a duel with Representative Simms. Campbell argued Congress overstepped its power in punishing offense against the law. In Chicago, Clyde Stretton, an escaped prisoner, is believed captured and identified as Frank Williams, charged with murder.
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Tariff Bill Passes House as Senate Deadline Looms
The Underwood tariff bill clears the House 281 to 189 amid party celebrations and protests. Democrats push the measure toward the Senate while planning adjournments and committee work.
Underwood tariff bill clears House in party line clash
The Underwood tariff bill, drawn by Representative Oscar W Underwood, passes the House 281 to 1 after fiery debate. It aims toward tariff for revenue only, retai ning some schedules briefly, and moves toward repeal of the Payne Aldrich act if the Senate concurs.
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Senate Finance Bill Faces Republican Opposition Ahead of Vote
The Senate faces a drawn out battle over the Underwood bill with a Republican group committed to delaying a final vote before August 1. Democratic leaders on the Senate Finance Committee expect passage in roughly the House form, aided by a slim majority. Subcommittees plan minor changes to several schedules, but core items like wool and sugar remain intact along with income tax features. Louisiana senators resist the sugar schedule and may join with others to defeat the bill, needing two more Democratic votes to end the fight.
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Industrial school praised during inspector visit in Sheboygan
Warren E. Hicks state inspector for Wisconsin industrial schools lauded Sheboygan’s facility as one of the state’s best with over 500 pupils. He noted ample equipment and the need for possible new machinery to handle rising enrollment, saying the school lays a strong foundation for boys entering woodworking trades in the local manufacturing center.
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Doubt Casts Shadow on Friedmann Tuberculosis Vaccine
Washington May 9 public health service observers say early tests of Dr Friedmann tubercular vaccine do not justify public confidence. Dr John Anderson and Dr A M Stimson note ongoing disease variability and urge continuation of current treatments. A unanimous resolution says no specific cure for tuberculosis has been found yet.
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Japan makes protest over California anti alien land bill
Count Chinda delivered Japan's formal protest to Secretary Bryan in Washington aboard the May 9 protest. Bryan attended the cabinet meeting but declined to comment at that moment.
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Autos Burn in Chicago
Fifty six electric automobiles burned at Pland's garage on East Forty seventh street in Chicago. Loss estimated at a quarter million dollars. Sixteen families fled in night clothes from an adjacent apartment building. Eight people were overcome by smoke but rescued.
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Balloon Missing After German Flight May 9 1945
Koenigsberg Germany May 9 The military balloon carrying passengers that rose on Wednesday is missing. Associated Press reports the craft has not been located and search efforts continue.
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Daring Kidnap Attempt Thwarted In Chicago Taxi
In Chicago on May 9 three Italian men attempted to kidnap 20 year old Viola Schifaio in a taxi on Orleans Street. The girl struggled, screamed, and smashed the taxi window, drawing four policemen who stopped the abduction. one kidnapper was arrested as the others fled.
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City eyes own street lighting after inspection tour
Mayor Dieckmann surveyed the city last evening noting many areas had poor lighting. He criticized current performance and said city ownership could improve service, citing bright Fountain Park illumination versus Carey Ave as an example. The plan envisions a municipal lighting plant with a better, modern system.
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Wisconsin political banquet sparking Republican rifts
Madison March reports a Wisconsin Republican banquet planned for May 14 prompts Governor McGovern to denounce self appointed party readers. He questions consistency of their actions as they claim unity yet push the head of the party from Wisconsin to another group.
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