Soviet Embassy Raid Sparks Diplomatic Tension
Beijing action provokes protests from Soviet Russia after 300 Chinese police raided the Soviet embassy quarter in Peking. Russians and refugees were dragged from the building as the raid followed arrests of Americans suspected as Cantonese propagandists. The incident raises a precarious, high‑tension diplomatic standoff.
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Peking
Foreign Legation Quarter
Legation
Shanghai
Fred Stadard
Mildred B. Mitchell
Honolulu
San Francisco
Wilbur Barton
New Venire of 60 for Hewitt Case Delayed
Jefferson Ohio April 6 Completion of the jury to decide the fate of Floyd Tewitt 16 year old youth accused of murder was expected today a new venire of 60 to be examined was called due to defections. Many prospective jurors said they had formed definite opinions or opposed capital punishment.
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Jefferson
Floyd Tewitt
Celia Brown
Assistant State Insurance Suit Named by Donahey
Columbus Ohio April 6 Covre nor Donahey announced today the appointment of W. A Doddy Columbus as assistant state insurance superintendent. The appointment is effective April 15. Doddy succeeds W. C. Safford Columbus who becomes superintendent succeeding Judge Carry L. Cann Van Wert who recently resigned.
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Columbus
O. Apri
Covrenor Donahey
W. A Doddy
TN Doddy
W. C. Safford
Carry L. Cann
van Wert
Thompson elected Chicago mayor for third term
Chicago April 6 William fale Thompson returned today from political oblivion to become for the third time mayor of America s second largest city. Thompson and his Republican co workers defeated Mayor William Dever Democratic candidate and Dr John Dil Robertson running as an independent. Thompson s plurality stood at 83 072 with complete returns showing Thompson 512 740 Dever 4295 668 Robertson 51 208. The campaign ended with Thompson’s return to power and the line continues on Page 2.
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Chicago
William Fale Thompson
Decome
America
Thompson
William &. Dever
John Dil} Robertson
Bower
Democratic Party
Dever
Robertson
Cleveland Ad Club Official to Speak Here Friday Evening
John S S King, president of a national Cleveland advertising agency and vice president of the Cleveland Advertising Club, will address the Men's Club of the First Congregational Church this Friday at 8 on What Man Should Throw About Advertising. A musical program has been arranged.
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Cleveland AD Club
John S&s King
National Advertising Agency
Cleveland
Cleveland Advertising Club
First Congregational Church
Sues Over Injunction Blocking Cottage and Chicken Coop
C. W. Loveland sues Mary Kramer Louisa Lengen and Barbara Hovrdorn of Avon Lake alleging an injunction halted his cottage dwelling and chicken coop project on the Mike Behuller farm. He claims ownership and lease terms from 1925 allowed removal of buildings on skids, with sale blocked by the injunction.
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Mary Kramer
Louisa Lengen
Barbara Hovrdorn
Avon Lake
C. W. Loveland
Court of Common Pleas
Toveland
Mike Behuller
Tealty
Lovelind
Mayor-Elect Thompson Outlines Chicago Plan
Chicago's new mayor elect William Hale Thompson declares in a statement to United Press that his four year term will stress patriotism and American ideals. He vows schools will become citadels of American custom and that American histories will replace anti-American narratives as Chicago strives to be an example of national devotion.
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Chicago
Wiliam Hale Thompson
United Press
Thompson
America
William Hale Thompson
United Reas
Norris Aims For Nebraska Governor Amid Senate Exit
United States Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska plans to seek the gubernatorial nomination as his Senate term ends in 1931. Though Republican, Norris is viewed as independent due to frequent clashes with party leaders over his irregular stance.
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United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Norris
Grand Jurors Drawn for April Term in Elyria Lorain
A grand jury for the April term of the court of common pleas was drawn with Elyria and Lorain residents dominating. Members include Henry J. Smith June Shelby C B Bryin Ross Baum Bertha Pember Charles Salisbury William Tour William Ryan Fred Kochenroder Michael Langsam Charles Berg William Seher Frank Urban Fred Douglas and Frank N Foster from Elyria Lorain Wellington Amherst. The jury will meet Tuesday and probe about ten cases from tower and municipal courts with possible additional transcripts before then.
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Lorain
Court of Common Pleas
Lyri4
Wellington
Amherst
Henry J. Smith
June Shelby
Broad Street
C. B. Bryin
Lake Avenue
Ross Baum
Bertha Pember
Harvard
Andrews Court
William Ryan
4Th Street
Fred Kochenroder
Michael Langsam
Eric Ayenue
Charles Berg
William Seher
9Th
Frank Urban
Lorain Avenue
Fred Douglas
Frank N. Foster
A. Baird
Tower Courts
Lorain Municipal Court
Mayor's Court
Court of Justice George
North Eaton business man badly injured in crash
L. T. Davis a North Eaton businessman suffered a fractured ankle and possible rib fractures when his automobile was hit by an accommodation train from Cleveland on the Big Four tracks south of Eaton Center Tuesday afternoon. Davis was badly damaged and taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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L. T. Davis
North Eaton
Cleveland
Eaton Center
Gite
Mr. Ass
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dye resigns as Ohio Democratic state chairman
Thomas K E Dye of Urbana announced his resignation today as state chairman of the Democratic party at a meeting of the Democratic state central committee. He said he would become treasurer and general manager of the Canners Warehouse and Finance Co-operative of Columbus, with industry supervision from Maine to Nebraska, likely moving headquarters to Urbana. The committee planned to name a successor this afternoon amid talk of Henry Bruner as his replacement. Dye led the party to Governor Vic Donaher’s third term but complained of lack of cooperation from the state administration. Page 4.
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Columbus
Thomas KE. Dye
Urbana
Democratic Party
Dye
Democratic State Central Committee
Canners Warehouse and Finance Co-operative
Maine
Nebraska
Henry ©. Bruner
Manefield
State Central Committee
Ohio
Vic Donaher
Dre
Dyce
End of Nicaraguan Revolt At Hand Declared by Embassy
Washington April 6 The Nicaraguan legation said the revolution is at hand after rebels were defeated at three points. The statement quoted President Diaz as saying the final drive forced revolutionists from May May yesterday with heavy losses. federal columns fended off rebel reinforcements near Buas and captured Terra Aan.
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Washington
Legation
Diaz
Iar Buas
Terra Aan
Sheriff Probes Theft of Eggs in South Belden
Sheriff E G Matthews investigates the theft of eighteen dozen eggs from Fred Huff in South Belden. A truck with license 152764 altered to read Uke instead of 6 was found off Medina road three miles east of Litehfield. License issued to Curtis Wardell of Dover was for another vehicle. authorities will decide next steps.
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E. G. Matthews
Fred Huff
South Belden
Litehfield
Medina Road
Curtis Wardell
Walnut Stret
Dover
Tuscarawaa
Follow Her Lead In Kan City Mrs Jones Pioneers In Trade
Mrs Jones of Kan City Missouri pioneered in the customs brokerage business twenty years ago and inspired other women to follow. She is said to be known to officials in the civilized world as a gatekeeper for imports including music ivory jade embroideries potteries and even animals for shows.
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A. D Jones
Kan
City
Jones
Far East
Moses
Ten Years Since World War Entry In 1917
Washington reports marked contrast between a quiet White House today and the scene on April 6 1917 when President Wilson signed America into the war with Germany. President Coolidge spent hours in the office as calm and prosperity prevailed. The only disturbing note came from far away. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
United States
Coolidge
Far-Awishina
Ridolph Forster
Evecutive
Do. 4
Nevada gold boom intensified at Tonopah find
In Tonopah Nevada April 6 a party of about 40 mining men invited by Frank Tiernan inspected the Electric Mine shaft at 100 feet. They widened a cross cut to eight feet and found rich ore with numerous streaks of native rack, confirming intensified prospecting after a prior report by HorTon.
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Tonopah
Nev
Frank Tiertan
Horton
Bio Electric
Yeterday
Explosion at ParcO Wyoming claims many lives
Fifteen charred bodies lie in an improvised morgue at the Producers and Refiners Corporation plant in ParcO Wyoming after an early morning blast at 5 15 a m. Eight other workers suffer serious burns with two feared dead. Twenty three men were near two oil storage tanks when one tank exploded suddenly.
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Bulletin— Parcs
Wyo
Producers and Refiners Corporation
Fire destroys Pinedos plane at Roosevelt Lake
Roosevelt Lake Arizona April 6 The World flight of Commander Francesco de Pinedo, famed for conquering uncharted air lanes, ended here today when fire destroyed his twin motorized monoplane. No one was injured.
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Roosevelt Lake
Ariz
Francesco de Pinedo
Elyrian Sues for 926000 in Auto Collision Case
Marie Dominick of Cleveland files suit in common pleas court for 27000 damages alleging Carl D. Reightey of 13 Park Ave caused a September 11, 1926 collision at East 28th Street and Broadway in Lorain, claiming severe injuries and liability.
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Carl D. Reightey
Park Avenue
Marie Dominick
176Th Street
Cleveland
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain
Enat 28Th Street
Broadway
Bayside
Keighley
Deny Report Of Walkout At Steel Co Plant Here
A circulated report claimed a rollers strike at Columbia Steel Co. plant with twenty men at work when a lower scale was announced. The Chronicle-Telegram learned from company officials that three men quit. the firm stated there was no washout and all departments operate at capacity.
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Efrculaton
Columbia Steel Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Steel Company
Plane found wreckage near Gustine with two dead
A coastwise air mail plane missing since Sunday was found burned near Gustine in Merced County. Occupants Edward A. Nehr and Albert Schaller were recovered dead beneath the wreckage as Sheriff T. M. Bogan rushes to the scene from Modesto after word of the discovery.
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San Francisco
Gustine
Mercia County
Edward A. Nehr
Abert
Schaller
T. M. Bogan
Modesto
Los Angeles
Lyon Remains in Dark Before Ohio Electric Chair
James Lyon, Norwalk slayer, remains in isolation as guards guard him ahead of the electric chair sentencing scheduled for Friday at the Ohio Penitentiary. He has threatened not to die and may attempt self harm. precautions include removing any objects able to cause injury and he has refused contact with Chaplain T. C. Reed.
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Columbus
Hztra
James Lyon
Norwalk
Ohio
Lyon
T. C. Reed
Ten Years Since Entry Into World War Editorial
A reflective editorial marks the tenth anniversary of the United States entering World War I. It quotes Woodrow Wilson on peace without victory and self-determination, contrasts ideals with 1927 reality, cites Coolidge era taxes, and laments war’s toll while urging a renewed, long vision to avoid repeating past mistakes.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Monroe
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