Ratification expected as French settlement approved
Washington reports cabinet approval for the terms of a French settlement. Ambassador Berenger signed the accord. officials say reservations remain but the cabinet signaled definite approval, with a final decision anticipated after further discussions.
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Lhington
Mbassador Berenger
Veret
Sith
Emadtain
Peret
Abinet
Washington Lalgreemens
Yf Pteshington
Patter Aal Bestr
Andrews Day Czar Plans England Trip
Washington April 3 General Lincoln C Andrews enforcement official sails for England to discuss new anti smuggling accord with Great Britain. Announcement confirms negotiations carried on April 16 by International News Service with Admiral F C Billard Coast Guard commander and William R Wallace assistant solicitor of the state department.
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Washington
Lincoln
C. Andrews Prohibition Enforcement
William KR. “Wallances
State Department
Poison Booze Fatal to Porter in Lorain
Lorain April 30. John Dock, a porter at a store, died from poison booze after drinking alcohol from a bottle marked 2 sp map. He became blind and later was found dead in bed. Coroner Perry was notified and will investigate.
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Lorain
John Doca
Ian Soutay
Boe
Toney
Perry
Iearn
Nine Die as Train Derails in Spain Accident
Nine people were killed and many injured when a train derailed between Caceres and Astorga in Spain on April 30. Rescue teams joined the search as survivors received aid at the scene.
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Caceres
Spain
Astorfa
Farm bloc rebels halt Senate action on relief bill
A farm bloc rebellion in Washington vows to delay adjournment until farm relief legislation is enacted. Senator Norbeck and others push a $250 million revolving fund to finance export of surplus crops while McNary Tigert measures gain support.
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Jwashington
Republica
Soma
House
Senate
McNarr
Aenstan Norbeck
Norbeck
Din i Senate
Thia Progran
Hai
McNary-tieugent
Youth says shooting was accidental in Stella Binion case
In Ironton Ohio on April 30 a 17 year old boy repeated that the fatal shooting of Stella Binion Wednesday was accidental. He is held without bond as the murder case goes before the grand jury convening here.
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Ironton
Stella J Binion
Yates
Whipping Post Returns in Baltimore for Wife Beating Case
In Baltimore on April 30 James Kingsmore endured a whipping with an o nine tails at the prison yard as authorities revive the ancient punishment for wife beating. Sheriff McNulty previously whipped a prisoner in 1922, and Kingsmore faced the final lash amid a small crowd and tense atmosphere.
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Baltimore
James
Ingsmore
Kingsmore
Orly
McNulty
Missing postal pouches robbery in early case
The article reports a robbery involving missing postal pouches valued at £84,009 in securities. The chief postal inspector and Grant officers pursue leads to locate the pouches and identify suspects connected to the theft.
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Grant EE
Ius
Untitled Local Notice Fragment
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a sting tent and cautions about jumping beneath to wheels with a reference to a traffic or transport scenario. Details are unclear and names or places are not readable.
Special Grand Jury to Probe Gang Murders
Chicago action after state attorney Crowe reports threats from gangsters targeting him and his family. Judge Brothers sets 100 prospective jurors for Monday to investigate recent gangland killings and rising violence in Cook County.
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Chicago
Nobert E
Crowe Ee
Ami
William
Cook County
Crowe
William N. McSwiggin
McSwiggin
Governor Orders Investigator To Probe Baker Case
Governor Dorahey directs special investigator Lonaffield to interview officials and others for first hand information on the Baker case. The move follows a petition from Richland county residents urging a state inquiry into the disappearance of Clark Baker, a carpenter and attorney. The investigation will be coordinated with the Attorney General's office and county prosecutor, with the governor awaiting a detailed report.
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Baker
Columbus
Dorahey
C.fil Sisson
Lonafield
Tobtary
Rony Mansfields
Clark C. Baker
Raves Mors
ATL
Richland County
Crabbe
Bakers
Sisson
Donal
Lasberg
Mansfield
Jnein
Bank President Detained In Alleged Vault Confrontation
An aged man resisted demands from assailants who compelled him to accompany them to a bank and open the vaults. They bound him in a bedroom and restrained him, with threats indicating a plan to take further action against Fred T. Peters, a county commissioner.
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Nolan
Fred T. Peters
Governor urged to probe affairs of Columbus bank
Columbus April 30. Governor Dorahey was asked to conduct a formal inquiry into the affairs of the Exchange Bank, Stryker, which was ordered closed this week by State Banking Superintendent Scour. Weaver, Bryan securing actions of Williams County residents, says the bank has been insolvent since 1921 and alleges bad faith by some bank officials.
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Columbus
Exchange ‘Bank
Stryker
Tadar
Govrernor
Dorahey
Sitornexy T
Weaver
Bryan
Attos
Wiliams County
Pam
Man Fractures Skill in Fall to Basement
Night accident reports describe a man suffering skull injuries after a fall in a basement during a collision with a moving vehicle. Hull told officers Kray intended to turn onto Third Street and he did not hear police warnings until after the impact. The car's left rear wheel and fenders were bent, one headlight broken and the other glass shattered.
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Hull
Kray
Third Street
Linh
Dirigible makes test flight from Lakehurst base
A large airship named Mingthie Los Angeles began a test flight at Lakehurst New Jersey on April 30. Captain George W. Strete Jr., the commander, planned to rise to the hangar mast and return to its mooring after the test.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
George” W. Strete, Jr
Lakehurst Hanes
Ordio Perarit
Coal Strike in Britain set for midnight showdown
London April 30 miners operators and premier Baldwin hold talks to avert a coal strike due to subsidy expiry at midnight. Authorities report little progress since six months. The Congress proposes a temporary subsidy of 560000 dollars daily while pledging support from 200 unions totaling 4 million workers, but a full general strike is not guaranteed.
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London
Baldwin
Fransic
JT Thomas
Congrnas
Congress
Trade Union Congress
Whittemore to be teen gal to Baltimore trial in New York
A report on Reese Whittemore of New York and Baltimore facing extradition for the slaying of a prison guard during an escape. District Attorney Toad HW Banton of New York City stated Whittemore would waive New York rights to try the robbery here and be extradited to Maryland.
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New
York
Reese Whittemore
New-York
Haltimore
Baltford
Ten
Tentiary
Whittemore
Tnis
Buffalo
Toad HW. Banton
New York City
New York
Maryland
Two Men Found Guilty In County Court
A county common pleas jury returned verdicts in under six minutes. Jon Samaracanl and Walter Owen were convicted on charges related to a gambling house. Thompson fined Samaracanl $300 and jailed him for thirty days. Owen received a $20 minimum fine plus costs.
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Common Pleas
Jon Samaracanl
Walter Owen Shoth
Amherst
Sambling House
Judz
W. B. Thompson
Samana
Osen
Darrow Declines to Defend Nesbitt Case in Detroit
Detroit on April 30 reports Clarence Darrow saying he never heard of Jacob Nesbitt the wife slayer and that he has no knowledge of the Nesbitt case. The remarks were made as he was approached about representing Nesbitt.
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Detroit
Mich
Jacob Nesbitt
Tr Gnhio
Clarence Darrow
Nesbitt Liluis
Ital
Huge stills seized near Roiseville center by raid
Acting on a tip, officers raided a roadside liquor operation three miles north of Roiseville center. Three men, including George Banh, were arrested as they stored barrels, kerosene caps, and other equipment in a cellar and a truck earlier loaded with mash. They faced charges of manufacturing and were bound over to the grand jury with bail set at $3,000 each after pleading guilty.
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Ous
Roiseville Center
Texas
Fine-Hurner
Aratn
George
Banko
Attis
Penitentia
W. B. Thompson
Rabies Attack Fatal for Cincinnati Laborer
Edward Carson, 43, of Gheata 61 section laborer, died at Speers hospital Dayton Ky from rabies contracted when bitten three weeks earlier by the family pet dog. He left a widow and eight children.
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Haborer
Tog
Cincinnati
Edward Carson
Gheata
Wan Deni
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Armed bandits fail in Norwood bank raid
In Cincinnati area on an April 5 gunfight erupted as four automobile bandits attempted to rob the First National Bank of Norwood. Police believe the men escaped without loot after a desperate exchange of fire with employees and bystanders.
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Cincinnati
Ohios
Toueoy
Norwood
Bya
National Bank ‘of
Automobil
Fis
Galtorn Posture Elevates Ground Position 6,000,000 Claim
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a ground position and a 6,000,000 figure related to an assertion by Narrel ew. The readable segment is too garbled to determine full names, dates, or context.
Pal of James Lyon Sent
A fragmentary notice reports a man named James Lyon involved in a case with references to a state penitentiary, an officer named Clelland, and mentions of theft, shooting, and an arrest followed by names including Bradner and Allen Duncan in unclear context. The readable portion suggests police and detective activity surrounding Lyon.
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Frank
James Lyon
Bradner
Theft-Of-An
Antomonhii
Allen Duncan
Nfasklaot
Janes
Bexiges
Grath
Train Strike Fatality Report From Cleveland Rail Yard
Fragmented OCR reports a fatal train strike incident in Cleveland involving a Big Four railroad. A worker was fatally injured and rushed to a hospital where fatalities and multiple injuries were noted, with parts of the text indicating a derailment and extensive damage.
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Clevelad Gustav - Hofster
Cleveland Pee
Tle
Sao Ulbes
Hiad
Lankmenk
Boy Scoots 25 Miles in Five Hours for Mother
In Cadiz an eight year old Edward Davis reportedly set a scooter record by riding 25 miles in about five hours to reach his mother visiting Wheeling. He crossed four counties and two states before arriving for supper.
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Cadiz
Edward Davis
Edward
Wheeling
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