Massachusetts presidential primary nears conclusion splitting on Smith Roosevelt
Massachusetts moves toward its Democratic primary with lines drawn between Alfred E. Smith and Franklin D. Roosevelt as Republicans prepare 34 delegates and Hoover solidifies support. In Miami, aviatrix Mrs J M Keith Miller is questioned in the Haden Clarke death, with handwriting experts noting nine discrepancies in suicide notes.
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Massachusetts
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Hoover
Smith
Roosevelt
Clarke
Keith-Miller
Carl Deederer
Mayo Clinic
Keith- Miller
Hawthorne
Rowland
Prosecution alienists air their beliefs
In Honolulu court, two alienists testified Lieutenant Thomas H. Massie was sane when he killed to avenge assaults on his wife. They supported the prosecution as it pressed the insanity defense by the defense's experts.
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Dan Campbell
Honolulu
T.H
Thomas H. Massie
Territory of Hawaii
Massie
Paul Bowers
Los Angeles
Robert Falls
Joseph Kahahawai
Kahahawai
Thalia ‘Fortescue Massie
Young Society
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Grace Hubbard Fortescue
E. J. Lord
O. Jones
Bowers
Darrow
Dr. Bowers
Falls
F E. H. Williams
T. J. Orbison
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
Saturday results show New York 2 over Philadelphia 7, Brooklyn 1 over Boston 7, St. Louis 9 over Pittsburgh 10, Cincinnati 1 over Chicago 2 in 12 innings. Sunday games list St. Louis at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Chicago, New York at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at Boston.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Lindbergh Search Clouded by Secrecy
Hopewell New Jersey April 23 News on efforts to return kidnapped Charles A Lindbergh Jr continue under secrecy. John Hughes Curtis a Norfolk shipbuilder who aided the search disappeared briefly with one associate Dean H Dobson Peacock. A naval plane linked to the plot is missing from Norfolk Naval Air Station overnight.
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Hopewell
N. J
Charles Aurunes Lindbergh Jr
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk, Va
Sourland Mountain
H. Dobson-Peacock
Dean Dobson-Peacock
Mr. Curtis
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Curtis
Cleveland at St Louis and other scores recap
A compact listing shows Cleveland at St Louis and Chicago at Detroit with scores from several matchups including Detroit at Boston Boston at New York and Washington at Philadelphia Philadelphia at Washington and New York at Boston.
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Detroit
Washington
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Veteran Chief Opposes Cash Bonus in Testimony
Frank T. Hines, Veterans Administration head, said he would oppose paying the full cash bonus before the House Ways and Means Committee. He argued the currency issuance would not undermine the gold standard, maintaining a 46 percent gold reserve versus the 40 percent standard. Texas leads the fight for full payment, with rebuttal testimony planned to address arguments for cash payouts.
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Washington
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Administrator
House
Ways and Means Committee
Patman
Texas
Notorious Bandit Floyd Eludes Posse Again
Ada Oklahoma April 23 Charles Pretty Boy Floyd Oklahoma's notorious bandit again eluded possemen aided by airplanes searching three counties for him and his companion George Birdwell no trace of them had been found tonight Estel Henson an Ada youth held hostage for 13 hours was released unharmed near Calvin after spending the afternoon and night with the desperadoes who had hidden in a thicket as the posses closed in
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Okla
U.P
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Oklahoma
Rugbe
George Birdwell
Estel Henson
Henson
Calvin
Yale nips MIT in first regatta sweep
In Derby Connecticut Yale varsity crew defeated Massachusetts Institute of Technology by three lengths in the Henley distance. The Eli eight finished in six minutes 31 seconds, MIT clocked 6:42.
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Conn
Yale
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Eli
Yeoman Wins Maryland Grand National at Brooklandville
Yeoman owned by Miss Frances Lynch of Baltimore and ridden by Bowes Bond won the 33rd Maryland Grand National Point-to-Point today over The Estate of Mrs Isaac E Emmerson at Brooklandville Baltimore April 23 193? event term.
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Baltimore
Yeoman
Frances Lynch
Bowes Bond
Maryland
Isaac E. Emereson
Brooklandville
Daylight Saving Time Starts Across Nation and Europe
Daylight saving time begins at 2 a m Sunday affecting 35 million Americans in 15 states with New York region and much of New England on the final time. The Merchants' Association notes 107 million in six European countries have already adopted DST and 3 million in 53 eastern Canada communities will joinMay 1.
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New York
Merchants’ Association
New England
Eastern Canada
Roosevelt Gathering Big Success in Montana Rally
A large Roosevelt gathering tied to the Silver Bow county Women's Roosevelt organization drew several hundred supporters to a Finlen hotel luncheon. J Bruce Kremer, Democratic national committeeman, delivered a 35 minute keynote outlining Roosevelt’s stance while Dr T J B Shanley presided and Mrs Ella C Rowland welcomed attendees.
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Montana
Finlen
Women's
Roosevelt Organization
Silver Bow County
J. Bruce Kremer
Kremer
New York
T. J. B. Shanley
Ella C. Rowland
Women’s Organization
Kerchoos Bring Disaster in Los Angeles Incident
In Los Angeles on April 23 Richard Duffer and Jose Ortega triggered a mishap after two Kerchoos sounds. Duffer suffered a dislocated shoulder while Ortega had a dislocated jaw, treated by hospital physicians.
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Los Angeles
Richard Duffer
Jose Ortega
Duffer
Ortega
Lightning Bolt Captures Havre de Grace Handicap
Lightning Bolt owned by Mrs. John Hay Whitney won the Philadelphia Handicap a $10,000 added mile and a sixteenth feature at Havre de Grace. Aegis finished second and Happy Scott third.
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Havre de Grace
Lightning Bolt
John Hay Whitney
Philadelphia
Aegis
Happy Scott
Snow Mad Slayer Found Guilty in Manslaughter Case
Ed Estes, 59, a trapper, was convicted of manslaughter by a Salinas jury for the alleged snow madness murder of Wesley Hickey, his partner. The verdict came after about three hours of deliberation, with Estes grinning as the sentence ranges from one to ten years.
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Salinas
Cal
Ed Estes
Wesley Hickey
Iic
Estes
Three Men Fall In Street Gun Fight In San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 23 a bank guard William Butler teller John O Meara and alleged bandit John Hill were wounded after a holdup at the Twenty second and Valencia street branch of the Hibernian bank. Hill entered the bank waved a gun at O Meara demanded money and Butler fired when he saw the holdup. O Meara gave $1000. All three were taken to hospitals.
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Valencia Streets
Hibernian Bank
William Butler
John O'Meara
John Hill
Hill
O'Meara
Butler
Heated fight looms over economy bill in house
Washington April 23 A harried economy committee shaped a 200000000 omnibus retrenchment bill for votes in the house Wednesday and planned weekend work for a looming battle. Meanwhile yacht Mace linked to the Lindbergh case sailed from Norfolk as owner Consolvo denied details. Senator Bingham said Capone twice offered to help find the Lindbergh baby, suggesting a possible motive in the kidnapping.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
Arture
Mace
Haden
Norfolk
Charles H. Consolvo
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
al Capone
Apone
No Bids For Montana Highway Debentures
Helena April 23 No bids were received when the state highway commission met to consider offers on its proposed sale of 750000 in state highway debentures. The commission moved to sell at least half the debentures this year despite a weak market as maintenance and contract payments loom. A small May 10 letting will be financed from gasoline tax receipts and most tax receipts go to last season contracts.
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McDuffie Federal
Hoover
House
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Chamber of Commerce
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Senate
Patman
Texas
Lamont
Congress
Helena
State Highway Commission
Mint to Coin New Two-Bit Piece
Preparations began at the Philadelphia mint to create dies for the new Washington quarter dollar. The project will be extended to Denver and San Francisco, with production expected to start in all three mints within two to three weeks.
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Philadephia
Philadelphia
Washington
Treasury
Denver
San Francisco
Kansas hotel men press for Volstead Act change
In Salina Kansas on April 23 the Kansas division of the Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Hotel Owners association adopted a resolution calling for immediate modification of the Volstead act or repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Copies will be sent to all congressmen and senators.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
Kansas- Oklahoma-Missouri Hotel Owners’ Association
Post Card Delivers 21 Year Old Message to Mrs Speers
A postcard mailed to Mrs. Clara Speers from Laverne Minnesota 30 miles away 21 years ago arrived in Sioux Falls South Dakota. It congratulated her on the birth of a son who is now working on a ranch in the western part of the state.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
Clara Speers
Laverne, Minn
Here
Frazer Montana School Approved by House Indian Affairs
The House Indian Affairs committee approved the Leavitt bill to authorize a federal appropriation of 15000 for a public school at Frazer Montana and reported favorably another Leavitt bill to authorize 50000 for federal cooperation in building a school at Wolf Point Montana for Indian children on the Fort Peck reservation.
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Washington
House Indian Affairs Committee
Leavitt
Frazer, Mont
Montana
Wolf Point
Mont
Fort Peck
Four plutocrats lose money in 1929 Anaconda pool
Washington officials hear how John J. Raskob W F Kenny Percy Rockefeller and Fred Fisher pooled funds and M J Meehan broker tried to beat the market yet failed in a 1929 Anaconda Copper pool. Thomas E Bragg testifies he lost about 400000 in the bear raid probe.
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U.P
America
New York Stock Exchange
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
John J. Raskob
W. F. Kenny
Percy Rockefeller
Fred Fisher
M. J. Meehan
Thomas E. Bragg
Bragg
Alfalfa Bill Moves to Impeach Burns in Oklahoma
Governor W H Alfalfa Bill Murray calls for the impeachment of Lieutenant Governor Robert Burns after Burns criticized oil overproduction in the Oklahoma City field and halted a state sub prison project. Murray's weekly column notes future legislative action.
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Oklahoma City
W. H.alfalfa Bulb Murray
Robert Burns
Murray
Oregon
Burns
Cicero Murray
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