Prosecution Wins Key Point in Jake Lingle Case
Chicago, March 30. The state rested its case against Leo V. Brothers, claiming to have proved the killer of Tribune reporter Jake Lingle. Eight witnesses testified they saw Brothers flee the subway after Lingle’s death, and one said Brothers discarded a pistol. The defense will counter with witnesses and argue no one saw the actual shooting.
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Chicago
U.P
Leo V. Brothers
Jake Lingle
Brothers
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago Tribune
Alfred J. Lingle
C. W. Brooks
Joseph J. Sabath
Tyrell V. Krum
Lingle
Liberal support boosts crippled children drive in Butte
The Butte crippled children's auxiliary reports a successful fund push for this year's programs totaling 10,132 dollars. Donations from C F Kelley Anaconda Packing W D Thornton and Hansen Packing Ltd. erased the previous deficit as every Hansen employee contributed. Walter Hansen and company leadership were singled out for notable generosity. General Chairman Al Wilkinson announced the final tally and praised the campaign's strong participation.
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Butte
al Wilkinson
C. F. Kelley
Anaconda Company
W. D. Thornton
Hansen Packing Company
Walter Hansen
Wilkinson
Gandhi wins Congress backing for Gandhi-Irwin accord in Karachi
In Karachi India March 30 the all-India Congress endorsed the Gandhi Irwin accord. Gandhi gains approval to lead the congress delegation to the second round table conference later this year. He warned victory may not bring swaraj but vows not to return with slavery.
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G. M. Dyce-Keele
Karachi
India
Mahama M. K. Gandhi
all-India Congress
Gandhi
Congress
Lord Irwin
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Neuhru
Jury Deliberates Jean Dayle Murder Case
The twelve jurors deliberating the murder case of Jean Dayle against Sam Frank, a Memphis jewelry auctioneer, were sent to a local hotel at 11 p.m. with no verdict. They began at 6:35 p.m. and will reconvene at 8 a.m. tomorrow.
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Salt Lake City
Jean Dayle
Sam Frank
Memphis
Tenn
Pupil Attack Kills Belchatow Professor After Reports
In Belchatow a group of high school pupils angered by Easter report grades ambushed and beat Professor Chodzko, a noted author of teaching works, leading to his death in a hospital. Two youths were arrested.
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Warsaw
Belchatow
Chodzko
Transatlantic airship service eyed for 1933 rise
Dr Hugo Eckener announces plans for scheduled airship flights by 1933 with two sailings weekly in each direction. The route would start Friedrichshafen and reach a New York area arrival point, with passenger fares between 800 and 1000 dollars and about two days eastbound. He cites diesel engines and helium as key techs.
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New York
Hugo Eckener
America
Eckner
Goodyear Ishes
Friedrichshafen
Dr. Eckener
Democrats Rally Launches Butte Mayoral Campaign
The Democratic mayoral campaign opens this evening with speeches songs and music in Judge Riley's courtroom. The Women’s Democratic club posts an entertainment program led by Mrs Myrtle Sweet featuring The Star Spangled Banner remarks from Mayor M Kerr Beadle and performances by John McCarthy Rose Roe Archie McTaggart and Mrs Kathleen ahead of a page 2 continuation.
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Judge Riley
Women's Democratic Club
Democratic City Central Committee
Myrtle Sweet
M. Kerr Beadle
John McCarthy
Rose Roe
Archie McTaggart
Kathleen
Air Overshoes Fight Ice on Wings Prove Successful
Akron Ohio March 30. Charles Meyers of Cleveland flew through freezing low clouds at 2000 to 3000 feet using rubber overshoes on wing edges to shed ice. Developed by B F Goodrich and partners, the system breathes ice off as the pump inflates and deflates the overshoes, with no noticeable change in performance.
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Akron
Ohio
Charles Meyers
Cleveland
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
National Air Transport, Inc
William C. Geer
Burke Lone Wolf underworld figure arraigned in Skelly murder
Fred Burke known as Lone Wolf appeared in Berrien county jail charged with the murder of policeman Charles Skelly. Preliminary hearing set for April 8. Burke, once tied to Al Capone's era, stood alone without counsel as guards watched.
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Fred Burke
ST. Joseph
Mich
U.P
Charles Skelly
Burke
al Capone
Joseph R. Collier Jr
Berrien County
Barrett O'Hara
Chicago
Kansas
Stork Delivers In Airplane During Flight
A sudden birth occurs aboard a cabin monoplane flying at 4000 feet near The Pal Manitoba. Mrs. Alex Miller gives birth to a son shortly after takeoff as Flight Lieutenant A L McPhee assists. Both mother and child are reported well.
Hoover Returns From Vacation to Push Agendas
President Hoover, energized by a Caribbean vacation, moved to address issues from his absence. He recess-appointed three federal judges, signaled the Farm Board can define its policies, and planned talks with Senate Republican Leader Watson on farm policy, deficit prospects, and party politics.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Farm Board
Watson
Senate
Treasury
Reed
Pennsylvania
Schall
Minnesota
Gunnar H. Nordbye
United States District Court
Hurley
Caribbean
Curtis
Montana Weather Outlook Sees Unsettled Tuesday and Wednesday
Montana forecasts show unsettled conditions for Tuesday and Wednesday with rain in the western portion and little temperature change across the state.
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Montana
Fire destroys two story frame building amid wild spectator jeers
A two story frame building at the corner of Platinum and Excelsior streets burned completely last night. Firemen arrived soon after discovery, confined the blaze to prevent spread, and investigated the origin. Spectators mocked firemen with cries of Let 'er burn, while police questioned several hecklers who claimed to be duffer golfers. Property loss was estimated at
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Platinum
Excelsior
Investigation Into Russian Asbestos Imports and Zyavkin Expulsion
The Tariff Commission ordered an inquiry into alleged unfair practices in importing and selling Russian asbestos in the United States. Feodor M. Zyavkin, Amtorg Trading Nation general manager, must leave the U.S. or face deportation as his visa has expired. A hearing is set for May 19 based on complaints from Bear Canyon Asbestos of Ambler, Pennsylvania and Regal Asbestos Mines of New York City, which operate Arizona mines.
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Washington
United States
Tariff Commission
Labor Department
Feodor M. Zyavkin
Amtorg Trading Nation
Amtorg Company
Bear Canyon Asbestos Company
Ambler
Regal Asbestos Mines, Inc
New York City
Arizone
Zyavkin
Treasury bills oversubscribed for veterans loans
Secretary Mellon announced the 100 million dollar treasury bill issue to fund World War I veterans loans was heavily oversubscribed. Submissions totaled 343.9 million with 100.9 million accepted at prices around 99. mo. The top bid yielded 1.22 percent annual rate and the lowest accepted 1.52 percent.
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Washington
Mellon
Treasury
Brooks Girl Death Suspect Arrested
Reid H. O'Brien of Tecate California was arrested Saturday on a charge of forging a postal money order and held as a suspect in the kidnapping and slaying of 10 year old Virginia Brooks of San Diego.
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Los Angeles
Reid H. O'Brien
Tecate
Cal
Virginia Brooks
San Diego
Naval dirigible Los Angeles launches local training flight
The naval dirigible Los Angeles departed Lakehurst New Jersey at 1 a m for a local training flight extending west to Pittsburgh. Fifty six officers crew and passengers are aboard and it is expected to return by sundown.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Chicago mayoral clash amid firecracker disruption
In Chicago, mayoral rivals William Hale Thompson and Anton J. Cermak court voters as April 7 election looms. A lone firecracker prankster disrupted Cermak's speech near the Apollo theater while Thompson spoke late at the Great Northern theater, continuing a heated campaign atmosphere.
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Anton J. Cermak
William Hale Thompson
Frederick C. Othman
Chicago
U.P
Cermak
Apollo Theater
Thompson
Gunmen Shoot Man on Crowded Street in Chicago
Two gunmen hid near a drug store and opened fire on Max Tendler as he passed a busy north side corner, killing him. They forced their way through the panicked crowd and fled in a waiting car. Tendler’s wife was detained for questioning. Tendler had no police record or known gang ties.
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Chicago
North Side
Max Tendler
Tendler
Students Earn Place on Boys Central Honor Roll
Sixty students at Boys Central High School earned second semester honor roll status announced by Brother Cr G McMahon principal. The senior classical and scientific section led with the most honorees. examinations were held last week and final marks completed last evening.
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Boys’ Central High School
Cr. G. McMahon
William Carney
James O'Brien
Bernard Boyle
Leo Lanphier
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