Double Cross Charged by Dry Officer in King Shooting Case
Eugene Boyd Fairchild county dry investigator says he was double crossed by county authorities over the fatal dry raid that left Mrs. De King dead and Deputy Sheriff Roy Smith wounded. He signed a search affidavit under instruction and faces manslaughter charges and a $6000 bond as his arraignment looms.
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Aurora
Eugene Boyd Fairchild
Lian de King
Odell Ts
Fairchild
Mintimas
Rep Smith
Elgin Hospital
Smith
Gerald de King
Tragic Bucharest Jassy Express Crash Rejects Relief Efforts
Twenty people were killed and 59 injured when a Bucharest Jassy express derailed near Buses. Bodies lay in snow overnight awaiting relief trains. Injured were taken to a hospital at Buses. most victims were businessmen and soldiers.
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Bucharest
Romania
Pleasure Craft Nomad Skipper Lost at Sea
In Philadelphia on April 5 the schooner Nomad, a 125 foot pleasure craft, was found adrift eighteen miles off May harbor with its skipper missing and owner Leland Hess of New York City. Authorities report the crew’s fate a watery grave and will investigate the voyage from Charleston.
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Philadelphia
Res
Hiladelphia Harbor
Tocay
Coast Guard
May
WE Anderson
Luther Sterner
Leland H Hess
New York City
Stermer
Koss
Helmeman
Charleston
Schofield
John Ruskin Dyer Named Head of Southern Branch
John Ruskin Dyer 35 former dean of men and administrator at the University of Kansas named executive dean and head of the University of Idaho Southern Branch replacing Martin F Angell who takes a sabbatical starting July 1 Dyer's background includes Ohio University Columbia University and the YMCA work plus service in World War I and Cambridge England. The Idaho board met in Boise to approve the appointment and budget for the next fiscal year. Weather generally fair tonight and Saturday. colder tonight.
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John Ruskin Dyer
University of Ramses
Martin F Angell
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Who & Raving
University At Moscow
College of Letters and Science
Dyer
Clancy St. Clair
Board of Education of Idaho
Gean
Pregerick
James Kelly
Ohio
Ux University
Ohio At Columbus
France
England
United States
Cambridge University
America
YMCA
Ciitenns
Geran
University of Kansas
Columbia University
Hope Is Held That Lost Southern Cross Is Safe
Weather improves as searchers push for Capt Charles Kingsford Smith and crew of the Southern Cross east of Wyndham. Aviation authorities say the mission faces rough terrain and rugged country, with Canberra aircraft joining the northwest search from early today. A lugger also sails the coast beyond Port George in hopes of a beach landing.
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Sydney
Nsw
Wyndham
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross Aviation
Canberra
Record Heat Narrowly Misses Midwest Record Terrific Warmth Spreads
The AP reports a heat wave across the midwest with temperatures in the 90s, setting early season marks in Omaha and Lincoln at 94 and Des Moines reaching 86. Chicago tied its April 4 high with 79 as cities from Kansas to Minnesota recorded highs in the nineties and parks filled with beachgoers. The heat is expected to ease tonight into tomorrow with widespread precipitation and snow in the far north.
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Chicago
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Omaha
Lincoln
Des Moines
Mercury
Jacksonville
Kansas
St Paul
Duluth
Minn
Federals Detained After Crossing Into United States
Major General Lassiter reports civil authorities in Naco Arizona arrested one captain and ten enlisted men of the 38th Mexican federal infantry on the U S side of the border. The Mexicans were turned over to U S military authorities at Naco and are detained. All men were armed.
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Washington
Laster
San Antonio
War Department
Naco Ariz
38Th
Mexican Federal Infantry
United States
Civ
Lassiter
Naco
Weiser Oil Find Sparks Local Jubilation
Joy ran through Weiser as miners and residents heard reports of a possible oil discovery in a nearby well. A committee led by Robert N Bell, the former state mine inspector, was formed to investigate, with the belief that drilling to another 1000 feet could reveal promising results.
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Weiser
Weber
of Prompty
Robert N Bell
Oncou
Price Placed On Head Sheriff Deputy Killed
Jacksonville Fla April uP Declaring war on the worst rum and murder ring in Forts S Casters W B Cahoon places a $1000 price on the slayer of Joe Igewood his former deputy shot at a grade crossing while waiting for a train Haywood formerly a federal dry agent in Birmingham now serving as deputy sheriff is also a target with a $509 price on his head Of fourteen suspects in jail the sheriff believes he has the killer The shotgun used in the killing was found in possession of Bill Ogiesby who is being questioned Dan Hysier bootleg king of Duval county is expected to surrender as the brains behind the crime authorities warn local politicians and bootleggers of a cleanup plan.
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Jacksonville
Pla
Fiort@s
Cahoon
Joe Igewood
Winesday Haywood
Birmingham
Haywood
Sheriffs Office
Bill Ogiesby
Dan Hysier
Duval Country
Hysler
Flashes and Oddities From Roosevelt Field and Beyond
Reports describe a ground grabbing device that fires items toward planes while a rope reel lassos them. Other brief notes mention women smoking men liking ice cream sodas and a corner store selling smokes. Budapest offers a ten cent meal. a silver anniversary restaurant price holds at 25 years prior. New work shows a mysterious kidnapping of aristocrats Rana Catesbiana and spouse. John McCormack returns from abroad with film industry interest.
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New York
David A Schulte
Budapest
Mathias Woldout
Dr. Dyer Long in the Service at University of Idaho
Dr. Dyer Long has been appointed director of the Southern Branch of the University of Idaho in Pocatello. He previously served as assistant to Chancellor Lindley at the University of Kansas since 1926, after a term as dean of men under Dean Dower.
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Lawrence Fan
John Ruskin Dyer
University of Idaho
Eat
Ue Student Christian Association
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Delta Kappa
Dyer
Paris
Toul
Artillery School
Et Saumur
Coast Artillery
Army Y McA
Industrias
International Y M CA
Prohibition Force Faces Rising Death Toll in Arrests
Secretary Lowman released figures showing 135 fatalities linked to prohibition enforcement over nine years. Fifteen agents and seven mounted inspectors died in the line of duty as they tried to arrest violators, while eleven civilians were killed resisting arrests.
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Washington
Lowman
SS Prohibition
Coroner’s Jury Finds No Responsibility in Coliseum Death
A coroner's jury ruled there was no one responsible for Herman Lanfield's death after the March 25 panic at the Coliseum during the Jackie Fields Jack Thompson fight. It urged lighting improvements, noting only ring lights were on when the disturbance began.
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Chicago
Herman Lanfield
Coliseum
Jackie Pields
Jack Thompson
Colliseum
Tournament Scores From Various Locations
Columbia S S C 4 Winnemucca New 13 Consolation Wheatland Wyoming 14 Bristol Connecticut 1 Consolation Morton Ciceroll 16 Moorhead Minnesota 14 Consolation.
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Columbia S&s C
Winnemucca
Wheatland
Wyo
Bristol
Morton
Ciceroll
Moorhead
Minn
Calles forces press rebel remnants in Mexico clash
Reports from Mexico City and Juarez describe General Plutarco Elias Calles pushing federal cavalry northward to overtake fleeing rebels after the La Reforma assault. Citations speak of 1000+ dead, 500 wounded, 2000 prisoners, and widespread carnage.
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Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles Tocay
la Reforma
Mexico
Calles
Portes Gil
Juarez
Chihuahua
Juan Andreu Almagon
Jimenez
Marcelo Caraveo
Escalon
Caraveo
Strike blamed on mill officials amid textile unrest
A South Carolina legislative committee assigns fault to mill officials for overburdening workers as strikes continue in the Carolinas. In Gastonia North Carolina the Loray mill turmoil prompts National Guard deployment but quiet reports emerge. Elizabeth Tenn. reports two labor leaders kidnapped amid regional textile strife with Hoffman and Grady tied to the incident.
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Charlotte
N.C
South Carolina
Carolinas
North Carolina
National Guard
Loray Mills
Manville-Jenckes Company
Gastonia
Elizabeth
Tenn
Alfred Hoffman
Edward Grady
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Hoffman
Asheville
N. C
McGrady
Bristol
Captain and Two Crewmen Missing After Collision
The captain A C Cheney of East Kingsham New Hampshire and crewmen George Barnes of Portsmouth Virginia and Paul Ferguson of Norfolk Virginia are reported missing after the schooner Ernest Mills collided with the destroyer Childs off Hampton Roads. Seven crew were rescued. the vessel was abandoned and a search by the Childs and other destroyers continues.
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Washington
Ernest Mills
Navy Department
Childs
Scrutiny
Hampton Roads
A C. Chaney
East Kingsham
George Barnes
Portsmouth
Paul Ferguson
Norfolk
Nnlasing
Canadian Earl From Alberta Finds New Title Distracting
The new Earl of Egmont, formerly farmer Perceval of Alberta, complains of homesickness and digestion issues in Ringwood Shire. He considers selling Avon Castle, may hire a tutor for his son, while villagers speculate about his suitability and invite him to join local life.
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Avon Castle
Viscount Perceval
Masket Square
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