Chicago Politician Slain in Turbulent Italian Ward
A Chicago man Joseph Tierno is found killed with bullets in his back on the eve of Illinois primary elections. Police link the slaying to ward power struggles between Pintozzi insurgents and the regular organization amid ongoing violence in East Chicago’s heavily Italian ward.
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Ilinois
Joseph Tierno
John Powers
Antony D'Andrea
D'Andrea
Tierno
Pintozzi
Charles Cola
Cook County
Anthony Fintozzi
Daniel Pintozzi
Henry T. Rainey
Rainey
James H. Kirby
Petersburg
Publisher James Kerney Dies in Baltimore at 61
James Kerney, 61, publisher and close friend of Woodrow Wilson, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore at 9 a m. He had entered the institution two weeks earlier after a winter spent in Miami and Palm Beach seeking health. The article also notes China’s lunar calendar sales being banned and police confiscating thousands.
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Baltimore
James Kerney
Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Kerney
Miami
Palm Beach
Fla
Admiral Byrd To Observe Weather From Hermit Hut
Associate Press story details Admiral Richard E. Byrd staying seven months at a lone Antarctic hut to study wind and temperature. Data from his wind instruments may aid forecasts and justify permanent polar stations. Anemometer expects gales to 100 mph with temperatures from 49 above to 70 below.
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Associated Press
Washington
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Equator
South Poles
Weather Bureau
Admiral Byrd
South
North Poles
William J. Humphreys
Byrd
United States
Antarctica
Little America
South Polar
Three Killed In Rock Fall At Storm King Mountain
A rock slide on Storm King Mountain along a scenic highway killed three motorists and injured three others. Mrs Otto Seilheimer 28 and her son Otto 5 were in one car with minor injuries, Lambert Shacknis 37 and his wife in another car were taken to hospital. Shacknis died from a skull fracture. A third vehicle faced a near miss from a large rock. A wrecking crew removed a 506 pound rock.
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King Mountain
Otto Seilheimer
Otto
Orange Street
East Paterson
N. J
Lambert Shacknis
Brooklyn
Seilheimer
Geraldine
Shacknis
F. E. Lehman
Agnes Wolf
Long Island
Fred W. Olihoff
West New York
Paris workers abandon strike plans amid budget dispute
In Paris on April 8 officials abandoned a general strike threat to press parliament on cancelling Premier Gaston Doumergue's decree. About 800,000 government workers faced wage cuts while tensions rose over budget aims and franc devaluation amid fears of riots from extremists.
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Paris
Cheux
Gaston Doumergue
One
Beets Grow Easy Crop For Home Use And Canning
Beets rank among useful vegetables easy to grow with few pests and strong returns for home use marketing and canning. They tolerate light frosts and can be planted from early April to late fall. A compact guide covers soil prep sowing fertilization leafspot control and more. request a free copy from The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor Van Gorder Service Washington DC.
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Daily Mail
van Gorder
Washington, D. C
Questions of soils and garden care from Dan Van Gorder
The piece explains soil structure and drought resistance, noting how organic matter builds humus to improve moisture retention. It urges returning decaying vegetation and compost, growing manure crops, and using animal manures to enrich soil for lawns, gardens, orchards, and farms.
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FASTEETH offers a new pleasant powder that keeps teeth firmly in place with no gummy aftertaste. Sprinkle on plates to eat and laugh in comfort and obtain it at any drug store today.
Patrolman Killed in Salisbury Motorcycle Crash
State Policeman M Joseph Kuhn died in hospital after his motorcycle struck a horse drawn cart near Mardela Springs. The driver Sam Dashiell was jailed with minor injuries. a charge of lacking lights on the cart was to be filed. Funeral arrangements were to be set in Woodbine Carroll County.
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Sam Dashiell
V. Y. Hunter
Patrolman Kuhn Killed In Night Accident on Duty
Patrolman Kuhn, 26, who had served two years on the force, was killed in an accident while on patrol duty after reportedly failing to see an unlit cart. No inquest will be held. In Detroit a separate brief notes a church address on stock market reform linking to Roosevelt measures and planned discussions with Moley Pecora and Doughlis.
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Ed Kuhn
Kuhn
Detroit
Charles E. Doughlis
Fletcher-Rayburn
Congress
Wall Street
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Saplings to be planted across Maryland state forests
Nearly half a million young saplings of red white scotch and tablolly pine will be set out in Maryland starting next week according to state forester F W Besley. Most trees will be planted in Garrett Allegany Southern Maryland and Eastern Shore counties.
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Maryland
F. W. Besley
Garrett
Allegany
Easter Shroe
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