Aralytic Recovers After Ailment In New Jersey
Fred Keiber of Lyndhurst New Jersey long troubled by partial paralysis walked without crutches today in Kearney after an escape attempt by a maniac in a hospital He leaped from his bed and sprinted up stairs to flee Peter Granato who attacked him in bed Granato fled through a window but was captured the hospital scene as police intervened
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Kearney
N. J
Fred Keiber
Lyndhurst
Keiber
Peter Granato
Granato
University students serve as dancing partners in New York
Thirty five New York University students helped finance college by acting as dancing partners for the hairdressers' convention ball. The university also disclosed that some students earned regular pay as rat catchers and others had worked in pawn shops around the city.
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New York
New York University
Juvenile Gang Raids Denver Pound Freeing Dogs
Twelve youths ages 10 to 15 unleashed a plan of revenge by raiding the Denver pound and releasing all sixty dogs in custody. The gang then faced charges of malicious mischief in juvenile court as authorities pursue the case.
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Denver
Colo
Robbers Flee After Payroll Check Conflict at Chicago Plant
In Chicago on March 28, robbers out to steal payroll funds confronted Sam Wolff, manager, and fifteen workers at the American Broom company. After hustling staff to a basement, they demanded payroll money but were met with a refusal to pay by check.
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Chicago
Tee
American Broom Company
Sam Wolff
Nebraskar Sheik Bill Is Killed In House Vote
Lineceln Neb March 28 AP The Sheik bill which would make alienation of affections a crime was killed in the house in committee of the whole by an overwhelming viva voce vote. Several radical amendments were proposed by Douglass county senators but were defeated. The bill had clearly passed the senate.
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Lineceln
Stray Kitties Create Trouble in New York Neighborhood
The Bowling Green Neighborhood Association began its annual stray cat roundup in lower Manhattan. Five cats were pronged as trouble, and it was found children were reusing cats for a two-ticket bounty to a promised cat party next week.
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New York
Lower Anhattan
Bowling Green
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson Proposes Three Bills
Austin March 28 Three bills were sent to the legislature by Governor Miriam A Ferguson. They would grant eminent domain to the board of directors of Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College for campus acquisitions permit counties to hire public health nurses and raise farm demonstration funding from one thousand to ten thousand dollars.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas c Cultural and Mechanical College
Berlin Mayoral Election Looms in First Presidential Vote
Berlin reports seven candidates from diverse groups seek the 35 million voters in Germany’s first postwar presidential election. Campaigns end with lukewarm interest and a possible dead heat among Baun, Marx, and Jellach.
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Berlin
Ebert
Darres
Otto Baun
Chanellor Marx
Jellpach
Thalmann
Bavarian Peoples Party
Ludendorff
Pion
S . Fen
Prairie Fires in Dakota Controlled After Severe Blazes
Prairie fires across western South Dakota and the South Dakota Nebraska border were quenched after two days of effort by ranchers and Native Americans. Property losses were modest with haystacks and small ranch buildings hit. several people suffered burns though deaths could not be verified. The Rosebud Indian Reservation blaze ended late yesterday as flames were contained.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
South Dakota
South Dakota- Nebraska
Rosebud
Five Die When Fleet Is Sunk at Scapa Flow
Workmen breaking up a beached scuttled German destroyer at Mill Bay uncover five German officers and sailors buried under debris who likely were not warned when the fleet was sunk. The German fleet was seized on June 21, 1919 after the peace treaty acts.
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Scapa Flow
Orkney Islands
Mill Bay
Famine in China Leaves Millions in Need Across Provinces
Bishop L J Birney reports in Shanghai that over 10 million Chinese lack food in eight provinces amid winter floods and famine. Millions affected as lands flooded, soils washed away, dykes broken, and property losses reach hundreds of millions. Relief efforts reach only a fraction of victims with limited access to aid.
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Chicago
L. J. Birney
Shanghai
Methodist Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions
China
Birney
Honan
Ung
Swat
Hinng
Okien
Idaho Falls Bond Issue Talks End In Deadlock
Idaho Falls area canal companies irrigation districts and water users met to accept a 60 000 bond bid for purchasing decreed water rights for the American Falls dam. The group failed to agree with bidders led by Balt Lake and Mortgage Co Boise and adjourned to April 13 to resume negotiations.
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Idaho
Eet
Snake River Valley
Purose
American Falls
Sugar Broker D ew Orleans Sugar Trade Leader
Sugar broker from New Orleans with ties to Cuba sugar imports and major sugar, coffee and rice commodities. Identified as president of Cuba Juisinana Sugars Inc. Active in Atlantic trade networks.
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Dew
Orleans
Mar
Phillip Praia
Cubajuisinana Sugars, Inc
Honolulu jury hears defense in Crum murder case
Frank Vangilder testified at his murder trial for Willard Crum of Detroit. He said he acted as sentry and shot a civilian he challenged at dawn after hearing a cry for help. He claimed he fired to frighten the man and that the events followed his warning.
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Honolulu
Frank Vangilder
Mar
Willard Crum
Detroit
Eevee
Pryangilder
Idaho Weather Notes Mixed North Rain South Drier
The report signals rain in the north with cooler conditions while the southern region remains drier and milder. Forecasters expect scattered showers to dampen parts of the state, with temperatures easing toward seasonal norms by week’s end.
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Idaho
North
Fire in Broken Bow foothills not alarming locals
Broken Bow officials say a woods fire burning for several days is not unusual and poses no threat to timber land or the state game reserve. The blaze is confined to foothills with undergrowth and scrub oaks, not in the ichi mountains.
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Broken Bow
Okla
Mar
Woolds
Ichi Mountains
Reed attacks federal power and world court in Missouri remarks
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri told the state legislature that centralization of power is eroding state rights. He praised lawmakers for rejecting the proposed child labor amendment and charged there are about 18 000 laws across states. He criticized the world court and warned the two major parties share opinions on internationalism.
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Jefferson City
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
United States
League of Nations
Clash of Students Roils Place du Panthéon in Paris
Republican and royalist students clashed in Paris at the Place du Panthéon this afternoon. Four students were arrested and three were badly beaten with canes. Police and students later engaged in frequent scrimmages.
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Paris
Place du Panteheon
Ellingson Trial Pauses Over Plea Option For Teen Matricide
In San Francisco on March 28 AP reported Dorothy Ellingson, 16, will resume trial Monday before Judge Harold Louderback. The defense offered a humanitarian plea for second degree murder. prosecutors declined. Ellingson allegedly killed her mother after a conflict over her Bohemian lifestyle and visits to dance halls.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Harold Louderback
Mias Ellingson
Pieas
Ellingson
Weather Outlook For The Coming Week
Washington March 28 The weather outlook shows mixed precipitation with snow in the north and on the rock mountains early in the week and rain or snow later. Cold in the first half then moderating toward the end.
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Washington
Rock Mountain
Snd
Boys Visit Col Dawes in Evanston to See Laddie Boy
Delegates from the Boys club called on Vice President Dawes at his Evanston home to ask help securing Laddie Boy, President Harding's first dog. Dawes said he could not assist but joined the boys in a playful ball game on the lawn and raised their club flag.
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Chicago
Dawes
Evanston
Harding
White House
Mr. Dawes
Dawes Lawn
United States
Washington Protest Over Polish Death Sentence Leaders Plan Reassembly
Washington workers staged a demonstration before the Polish delegation protesting the execution of Stanislaw Lanzut sk i. About forty protesters carried placards denouncing the sentence and Warsaw as a tool of French imperialism. Police cited foreign embassy duties as demonstrators dispersed, with plans to regroup Monday.
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Washington
Stanislau Lanzutski
Liament
Legation
Washington Orkers’ Party
Stanislaw Lanzutskil
Warsaw
Communist Party of Poland
Lanzutski
Lany
Mags
Demonstrations Protest Polish Death Sentence
In New York and Detroit on March 28 a total of about 800 demonstrators gathered to oppose the death sentence handed to Stanislau Langutski, a Polish communist parliament member. Police monitored peaceful rallies organized by Polish labor groups and a consul aided by local authorities.
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New York
Upper East Side
Stanislau Lanzuuski
Poland
Young Workers League
Workers Communist Party
International Workers Aid
Detroit
Mar
8. Grusska
Stanislau Langutski
Insurgents seize Musk and nearby towns in Ottoman region
Turkish forces report occupy the town of Musk eighty miles south of Erserum along with Boulan and Melazkert, signaling continued insurgent gains in the area.
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MUSK
Constantinople
Mar
Erserum
iBoulan
Melazkert
Attorneys claim framing in Shepherd case investigation
William Scott Stewart representing Shepherd charges the entire inquiry is framed. He cites two affidavits to Chief Justice Jacob Hopkins alleging threats to prosecutors, immunity promises for Faiman, and a deadly operation at a school while a Cedar Rapids mayor allegedly cannot be trusted. He says he can produce witnesses to doubt Faiman and Dr Geo Fosberg.
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William Scott Stewart
Shepherd
Jacob Hopkins
Criminal Court
National School of Science
Faiman
Haring
McClintock
Earl Clark
Feiman
Stewart
Geo Fosberg
Sheph
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mayflower Yacht Cruise With President And Mrs Coolidge
The Mayflower yacht, bearing President and Mrs Coolidge, anchored off Colonia beach Virginia for a weekend cruise retreat and proceeded down the Potomac this morning. A brisk wind and clearing skies marked the night as they continued their voyage from Washington.
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Washington
Mar
President
Mra. Coolidge
Colonia Beach
Virginia
Potomac
Longtime Republican Rep John Jacob Rogers Dies After Illness
Washington reports the death of Representative John Jacob Rogers of Lowell Massachusetts after a long illness linked to a prior appendectomy. Rogers led the foreign affairs committee and helped pass a major act restructuring the diplomatic corps. He was born in 1881 and Harvard educated, serving in Congress since 1913 with a wartime break.
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Washington
John Jacob Republican
Lowell
Mass
Rogers
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Charleston
Washa Rogers
Harvard
Ter
Frances Nourse E
Congress
Artile
Diplomatic Corps
Carey boy held for murder after Idaho stabbing
Ted Carpenter a 16 year old Carey schoolboy faces murder charges after Waldesert N Soran died from a stab wound in a quarrel. The incident occurred in Carey with Baird and Williams as witnesses. Carpenter was held after Baird died and before Justice Elmer B Williams at Hailey.
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Boise
Idaho
Ted Carpenter
Carey
Ner
Baird
Wo Bana
Carpenter
Hailey
Elmer B. Williams
Six Noted Horses Burned to Death in Fire
Orlando Florida March 28 Six noted horses in winter training here were burned to death today when one of the ten stall frame buildings of the White Stables was razed by a fire of undetermined origin Three horses were saved The loss is estimated at over 100600 F L Parrin of Cincinnati lost his five year old colt Aetna and a two year old colt valued at about 7000 each
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Orlando
Fla
F. L. Parrin
Cincinnati
Aetna
Somebody
Gary Officials Move Quickly After Prohibition Scandal
Gary Indiana March 38 Mayor R C Johnson and 55 others are under sentence for violation of the prohibition law from office. William Defty controller announces he will appoint or Johnson's wife as city official.
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Gary
Ind
R. CO. Johnson
William Defty
Trotzky praises Georgian officials killed in air crash
Moscow reports Trotzky spoke today in Sukhum praising the three Georgian officials who died in a recent air accident in Tiflis. The former Soviet war minister, staying at Sotchi since his report of leaving the war office, is improving and may return to work.
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Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Sukhum
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