No Immediate Benefit To U S Taxpayers From Debt Terms
Washington reports a western revolt against Coolidge era policies as Congress fights debt terms. Senatorial blocs and Governor Lowden back agrarian bills while opposing radical economies. The coalition warns of political catastrophe if public spending and farm price protections fail, continuing on page two.
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Lowden
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Go Lowden
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Owarning
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Idano
Woman slain in Philadelphia tied to stranger attacks
Mrs Walsh was found dead at home with throat slit and head crushed. A bloodied razor and a handkerchief in her mouth point to a stabbing assault linked to earlier northeast Philadelphia attacks. Detectives tie the case to a suspect described as a possible serial attacker, with similar finger marks found. Mary Dwyer discovered the body and Addie Bradley in critical condition after a prior assault.
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Fayer
Walshiis
Saerson
Secion T
Walsh
Addie Bradley
Democrats Land Party Principles Banquet Orators Take Aim
A banquet at St Johns Lutheran Hall featured speakers praising Jeffersonian principles and criticizing tariffs and railroad freight rates. A speaker argued for farmer protection, education reform, and Jefferson’s legacy, including Louisiana Purchase ties and the founding of a university.
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Lorain
Efferson
Panquet
Ste John's
Ehurel
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Jefferson
Iti
England
University of West Virginia
West
Congress
Attorneys Deny Home Invasion Threats During Jail Break
In Steubenville Ohio April 2 detectives say mystery agents attempted to raid the home of Risters in connection with a murder charge. Cohen and Ganier leading attorneys said they would defend Risters held in the county jail awaiting action. A crowd gathered at the home and Mrs Hisler was shown a search warrant. No further details available.
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Taronto
Cohen
Ganiier
Kaiseris given two year prison term
The court sentenced Mrs Kaiser to two years in prison after a quarrel with her husband ended with a revolver shot. The defense argued the act was accidental or prompted by fear, while witnesses noted the couple’s home life had grown serious and tensions were high. The case continues on page 2 with brother Harvey Kaiser and others.
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Stella
P Kaiser
Cain
Shouter
Albert’ Kwa
Tiarvey Kaiser Kea
Missing Ken Fielson Found After Twelve Days
The Barrow Alaska shelter reports Ken Fielson, missing twelve days, has arrived safely today. The North American News Alliance notes the incident and confirms his recovery.
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New York
Gente
Ken Fielson
Alaska
Barrow
Maska
North American
New Paper Alliance
Toda
Small Payments Planned This Year Across Nations
A wrap of financial notes shows reduced payments ahead with figures referencing Italy, Czechoslovakia, Estonia, Latvia, Romania, and others. The report cites a three billion dollar cost of openings and forecasts minor payments over the next decades.
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Washington
Raul Et Sion
Italy
Beithes
Esthenia
Amd
Erin
Congress
Rumania
Coal Strike Looms in Britain If Talks Fail
London reports the Trades Union Congress has recommended a general strike in the coal industry if a data settlement is not reached by tonight. The warning comes as tensions rise over the ongoing dispute and signaling possible widespread labor action.
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London
Trades Union Congress
Central News
Boys Week Parade Announces Campus Events
The report details the start of Boys Week with a parade tomorrow at 3:00 PM after school release. Speakers Lawrence Webber and Dean Buras will address students at the nic school chapel about parade participation and Boys Week. The procession route travels Sixth to Second to Cedar to Broad to West Avenue, then Second Street ending at the park, led by the Nish school band and city officials with participation from high and grammar students.
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Sixth Street
Lawrence Webber
Dean” Buras
Cedar
Broad Street
Broad
Westavenue
Second Street
Park
Nish
Bers
Bobby Leach Slips On Orange Peel Fatalities Follow
Bobby Leach, famed for his Niagara Falls barrel ride, died after slipping on an orange peel and suffering a leg fracture. Complications from amputation led to his death, amid reports of April 29 events and injuries connected to the incident.
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Niaga
AL Rel ‘Chiist
Bobby Leach
Niagara Falls
Leach
Chicago crime probe links Capone trio killings
Police raid on Cicero apartment uncovers a Thompson machine gun and three corpses. Officials name Ralph Murders and James Doherty as targets amid Chicago crime commission actions against Capone associates.
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McSwiggin
James J. Doherty
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Cicero
Tom “Dulles
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Chicago Crime Commission
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Chicago
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Porgy Capone
Anu
Thompson
Marchine
French Deputies Adopt Budget Despite Debate
The French Chamber of Deputies approved the budget after a lengthy session in Paris. The vote comes amid sharp debate on receipts and expenditures with adjournment expected in May.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputis
Definitive Terms Reported In France On Funding
Telegrams from Paris indicate France may accept or consider new funding terms. The American counter proposal delivered by Ambassador Berger was cabling from Paris with a reply expected by tomorrow.
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France
Creasury
Frerch
Abassador
Berger
Paris
Man Ends Life by Leap into Lake at Wharf
A man jumped into a lake at a wharf and was recovered after a half hour search. Police said the man had been suffering a nervous breakdown for months. identity was being checked.
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Pier
Morrison
jSne
Houwas
Final Hearing on EAS Rate Scheduled for Tuesday
A brief will be submitted to the Supreme Court on Tuesday May 4 in Columbus regarding Logan Gas Company rate increases. The case aims to block collection of the proposed rise and addresses whether the company can impose higher charges. In Cleveland Ohio Clifford Weiss two years old died from fatal burns after clothing caught fire in the Weiss home when the mother briefly left him alone.
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Don W.myers
Columbus
Supreme, Court For
Logan Gas Company
Cleveland, O
Clifford’ Weiss
Weiss
Nesbitt murder indictment seen urged for wife slaying
Grand jury in Troy, April 29, urged to hand down a first degree murder indictment against Jacob Nesbitt, who allegedly confessed to killing his wife. Prosecutors Harvey Campbell say evidence is ample. Jury to convene next Monday, with 35 witnesses called for Nesbitt case.
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Irs
Francis Drake
Nesbitt
J.E. Harvey
al Ble Campbell Baye
Harvey
Campbell
Bridge Construction Delays Train Service Amid Work
A fragment notes a bridge project affecting rail service with minimal details about the incident. The readable text mentions a new steel bridge under construction and that trains were not operated during the period. No specific dates or locations are provided.
Man Is Held For Murder
A man is held in custody after a fatal incident. authorities report a homicide investigation ongoing and expect further charges as the case develops.
Whittemore Sent Toward New York for Trial
Whittemore, described as a notorious bandit leader, is sent toward New York to face trial with connections to a December robbery and murder case. The transfer declaration was announced amid reports of a fast express train journey and an earlier escape attempt. no final outcome is given.
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Lord sReese
Whittemore
Jim Baltimore
Decora Jorney
Tod Whittemore
Xpress
Chicago Assembly May Hear Pope on Radio Power
Fragmented report indicates Chicago assembly considering Pope’s remarks to be broadcast through radio facilities. Text suggests Vatican influence and approval but details are unclear, with references to broadcasting plans and installation in a plant.
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Chicago Assembly
Pope
Chicago ‘Assembly
Lorain Orders Linage Out After Police Roundup
Lorain city police rounded up about twenty five questionable places of bad character in South Lorain. By last Tuesday a woman left a five weeks old baby at St Josephs hospital in care of the Sisters. She said Dr S C Ward advised this action but he denied it when called. Police search for the woman continues to clear up the situation.
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South “Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
S.C Ward
Am Fort
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