Staged New York Jewel Heist Nets Vast Gem Haul
Four men raided Sobel and Kaleko diamond brokers at 45 Maiden Lane New York seizing unset gems valued between 50 000 and 100 000 They entered as Kaleko spoke to two waiting customers bound and gagged him and two patrons then escaped with the wallets of jewels.
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New York
Sobel
Kaleko
Maiden Lane
New
Federal Reserve Bank
Frank Amegrant
Frank Wheeler
Standard Oil Col Stewart Returns on Merger Talks
Colonel W Stewart chairman of Standard Oil of Indiana returns to Chicago amid talks of a Colombia merger with Doheny interests. He expects New York conferences with financiers to resume in a few days after earlier surveys and geologists’ work. A subpoena in the Teapot Dome case was served in New York.
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Chicago
Colombia
Standard 1Eam
Indiana
Doheny Corporation
Colonel W. Stewart
Standard Company
Colone Stewart
New York
Nem
Colonel Stewart
Teapot Dome
Cheyenne
Colonel Forbes Stricken With Paralysis in Boston
Colonel Charles R. Forbes, former director of the United States veterans bureau, was stricken with paralysis Friday night in Boston. His condition remained serious as reports described the incident and ongoing medical attention.
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Boston
Charles R. Forbes
Forbes
The
United Staturea
France Seeks Tough Terms in German Security Note
Paris March 30 AP The cabinet drafted France’s main reply to Germany’s security pact offer. It will press for a clear definition of German concessions and demand unconditional German entry into the League of Nations. Key issues include France Poland and Czechoslovakia frontiers and resisting Versailles revision. France insists border security extends to Poland Slovakia and Alsace Lorraine.
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Paris
Germany
League of Nations
Herriot
France
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Alsnce-Lorraine
Gerany
Slovakia
Still Trying to Beat Train Kills Twelve in City Area
AP report from Chicago says twelve people died in automobile crashes on Sunday in and around Chicago. Eight deaths occurred when trains struck cars at grade crossings.
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Chicago
Mar
Northwestern in Prosperity, Governor Reports
Boise dispatch reads Governor Moore returning from travel along the Columbia River reports Idaho in a period of prosperity. He cites rising industrial activity factories lumber mines railroads and construction with markets expected to trend westward and toward the Orient. He says Idaho citizens will benefit and seeks cooperation to expand exports.
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Tribune
Boise
Moore
Columbia Highway
Seattle
Idaho
Orient
Fleet stops to salute prince on voyage home
The British fleet en route from the Mediterranean altered course today at the request of the Prince of Wales to salute the Russian on its voyage to South Africa and South America.
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Mar
London
Atis
Prince of Ales
South Africa
South America
Radio expert claims underground station reaches Pacific coast
Dr. James H. Rogers reports success in receiving radio signals from his Hyattsville Maryland underground transmitting setup. He says signals reached the Pacific coast and a Los Angeles operator confirmed reception as waves from the buried antenna. Rogers plans a 600 foot cable antenna for trans oceanic broadcasting, asserting earth crust as a more efficient medium.
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Washington
Mar
Pacific Coast
James H.rogers
Hyattsville
New Mexico
Rogers
Los Angeles
Road shows deficit in New York report
An AP summary from New York reports a deficit figure for March 1980, showing a drop versus February of the previous year. The article notes overall declines and contrasts against a prior period without detailing larger context.
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New York
Church Clash Wounds Officers In Mexico Town
In Aguas Calientes near Mexico City a church confrontation left two federal officers and four privates wounded. Sixty-six men ten women and one Spanish priest were arrested after worshippers fired on soldiers outside San Marcos church. President Calles ordered action to quell the disorders.
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Mexico City
Church of San Marcos
Aguas Calientes
Spngs
Chileans fear election confusion in Tacna Arica plebiscite
A State Department memo to be delivered to Coolidge officials proposes amplifying key points of the Tacna Arica arbitral award. It urges a native constabulary to replace Chilean garrisons until after the plebiscite to guard fairness, while noting Lima favors the US stance and rejects sending US troops.
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Washington
Mar
Coolidge
Tacna-Arica
State Department
Joay
Lima
United States
Ior Velatead Jon Ole
Rocavinas Arbbtration Commission
Northern Pacific Presses Acreage Claim in Land Dispute
Washington March 30 AP The congressional committee weighing land grants to the Northern Pacific railway firm debated its claim to 1 3 million acres as compensation for lands returned when the Crow reservation was set up in 1896. James B Kerr argued Supreme Court rulings would back the claim while the secret service disputed it.
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Washington
Mar
Congressional Committee
Northern Pacific Railway Company
James B. Kerr
Supreme Court
Secetcd
Insanity Plea Filed in Ellingson Girl Case
San Francisco AP reports attorneys for the Ellingson girl moved to dismiss the murder jury and to appoint a separate panel to determine her mental state after overnight alienist reports. A late night conference from midnight to 2:30 am produced new insanity findings.
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San Francisco
Roeny Ngeon
Dangeon
Iny Son
Ofense
Mussolini Welcomed After Recovery in Rome Oration
Premier Mussolini received an ovation in Rome as galleries and the opposition joined in applauding his recovery. Signor Tittoni, president of the senate, congratulated him with a brief word of thanks to the senate and its presiding officer.
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Mussolini
Rome
Signor Tittoni
Senate
Iinto
Ite
Intermountain Livestock Show Opens in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City hosts the annual intermountain Livestock Show with entries from all parts of the region arriving as the event opens. The town is crowded with stockmen and visitors eager for the showcase and competition.
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Salt Lake City
Local Notice Fragment Signals Forty-Year Street Renewal
Fragmentary OCR shows a street renewal notice mentioning a timeframe around forty years, with references to a person and place. The readable bits indicate a planning action and public works context, but concrete dates or entities are unclear.
Darling Suffered Serious Relapse at Des Moines Ta
J N Ding Darling the cartoonist has had a severe relapse after two weeks of illness at his Des Moines home. He was first diagnosed with influenza and appendicitis on March 12 and later with peritonitis, with hope for recovery virtually abandoned according to an AP report.
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Desa Moines
J. N
Ding’’ Darling
Darling
W J McConnell Dies at Boise Former Idaho Governor
William J McConnell former Idaho governor and father in law of Senator Borah died at his Moscow home aged 85 after a illness. He lived in Boise since 1863 then served as Oregon state senate president in 1882 and Idaho governor 1893 to 1896. He also was a US senator briefly in 1890 and migration inspector at Moscow at death. He authored history of Idaho and episodes of pioneers life. Survived by widow two daughters and a son.
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Moscow
Idaho
William J. McConnell
United States
Wm. E. Borah
McConnell
Boise
Oregon
Oregon State Senate
U. S
Commerce
Mich
Louise Brown
Yamhill
Ore
Borah
Ben Bush
Max Lindermann
Portland
William
Sacramento
Calif
Trainer and Jockey Patted on Back for Victory
San Diego AP report praises trainer D R McDaniel for guiding Atherstone to victory in the Goffroth handicap at Ti Juanma track. Plans for a consolation race next Sunday surface as owners note track mud hampered runners. jockey H Wakeoff to receive a club home costing several thousand dollars in San Diego County.
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San Diego
Calif
Atherstone
Tia Juanma
D. R. MccDanie
Victor
Victor Vivaudel
New York
McDaniel
Jockey Club
H. Wakeoff
Weatherstone
San Diego County
Bennettts Will Appeal Case In Tennessee Murder Trial
Mr and Mrs W H Bennett faced a six day trial on the charge of murdering Miss Agusta Hoffman in 1915. Some jurors called the Bennetts guilty of voluntary manslaughter and urged ten years confinement in the state penitentiary. A motion for a new trial was filed as the sentence imposed was the maximum for manslaughter.
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Chattanoo Tenn
W. H. Bennett
Agusta Hoffman
Bennett
Paris closes rebel school after riots
Paris March 30 AP reports French Minister of Education Dr Albert Sabin and Premier Herriot closed the law faculty at the university after rioting by radical and conservative Republican students. The minister ordered the reopening only after further notice.
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Paris
Herriot
Albert
Barthelmy
No Law
Law Echoo
Olin
Mer
Blican
Law School
University of Paris
Georges
Chelle
School of International
Privy Council
Ithete
Sanity motion delays Ellingson murder trial in 1940s inquiry
Judge Harold Louderback postponed the Dorothy Ellingson murder trial for 24 hours to hear a sanity inquiry based on Dr. Jay Don Ball's affidavit claiming mental incompetence. The defense pressed for testing while the district attorney noted no state position yet. Ball was to testify and the jury remained excluded during the motion.
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San Francisco
Mar
Harold Louderbaeck
Dorothy Ellingson
Jay Don Ball
Louderback
Ball
Dr. Ball
Walter McGovern
Miss el
Seven Hours to North Pole Expedition Passes Oslo
Lincon Ellsworth, American engineer and aviator, joins Roald Amundsen for the North Pole flight. The team expects a seven hour aerial trip with a 24 hour pole stay if landings succeed. Fram, the Norwegian naval transport, was sidelined and plans shift toward Tromsø and King’s Bay Spitsbergen landing late May.
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Oslo
Norway
Lincoln Ellswort
Roald Amundsen
Exen
North Pole
Ellsworth
Pole
Amundsen
Mr. Ellsworth
Tromare
Daugherty Plans Book About “Whole Truth”
Former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty announced in New York that he is preparing a book that would reveal the “whole truth about everything” and answer his critics. He gave no details on publication timing or publisher.
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New York
Harry M. Daugherty
Kirby Charged With False Plan In Collapse Case
Cleveland March 30 AP The trial of Josiah Kirby former president of the Cleveland Discount Co resumed as the state rested its case without defense testimony. The collapsed $39 000 000 company underlier is at issue and the jury could decide by tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Co
Kirby
Early ticket sale for ball game draws crowd at Navin Field
Detroit AP dispatch reports several hundred baseball fans, including women, gathering at Navin Field before opening ticket sale for the April 14 opener. Crowds began forming after midnight as seats went on sale despite a school closure note in the text. Paris riot prompts school closure after clashes between royalist students and police.
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Detroit
Mar
Navin Field
Pell wins finals in tense race for title
In a tight finish, Pell defeats rival in the finals with a 16 to 8 score, sealing the championship and challenging the top contenders.
Infernal Machine Explosion Kills Hotel Owner in Allendale
John O'Lea 26 proprietor of the Manor hotel was killed in Allendale New Jersey when an explosion wrecked his automobile as he started the engine. Authorities believe bootlegging enemies may be responsible for the attack.
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Allendale
N. J
John O’lea
Manor Hotel
Mitchell Sent to Texas and Rank Reduced
Brigadier General William Mitchell, assistant chief of the army air service, will be air service officer of the eighth corps area at Fort Sam Houston Texas on April 26. Secretary Weeks approved the transfer citing greater air service activity and Mitchells seniority. he will revert to colonel on assignment. Lieutenant Colonel James E Fecher at Kelly Field Texas will succeed Mitchell as assistant chief of the air service.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Weeks
Itchell
Mitchell
Hinde
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Hale
Sixth Corps
Ward Department
James E. Fecher
Kelly Field
Texas Air Station
Air Service
Eight Miners Trapped by Flood at Montague Colliery
In Newcastle England eight miners were trapped by floodwaters at Montague Colliery Scobwood after the inrush cut off the main passage. Two hundred men were on duty when the flood occurred. all escaped except the eight rescuers. One survivor said water reached his neck.
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Newcastle
England
Montague
Scobwood
Amy
Dawes In Harmony With The Senate Opinion Split
Senator Cummins of Iowa said most senators did not resent Vice President Dawes inaugural address. He noted nine tenths agreed with the speech and that Dawes’ influence on rule changes was unclear, but his relations with senators remained unstressed.
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Des Moines
Mar
United States Senate
Dawes
Cummins
Iowa
Federal Senate
Iowa Senate
Murder trial opens in Tulsa for Charles E Purdy
In Tulsa Oklahoma on March 30 a large crowd filled a district courtroom for the murder trial of Charles E Purdy charged with shooting and killing E B Hutchinson a wealthy businessman in the car before the Tulsa post office on January 13 The defendant claimed a motive involving Hutchinsons alleged romance with his wife and the case centers on the shooting outside the post office.
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Tulsa
Okla
Charles E. Purdy
Hutchinson
Purdy
P Hutchinson
Helen Paul Overy
Purdy Chi
Vera
Jarres Ahead but Falls Short of Majority in German Vote
Partial results show Karl Jarres leading with 10.39 million votes while Otto Braun trails at 7.74 million and other candidates tally smaller shares. Total turnout exceeds 26.8 million, around 69 percent of eligible voters, with Socialists gaining at Communists' expense amid sporadic street clashes.
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Karl Jarres
Otto Braun
Marx
Ernst Thaelmann
Helipach
Baden
Democratic Party
Dr. Held
Bavarian People’s Party
Ludendorff
Balloten
Halle
Reichsbanner
Coolidge Returns to Desk After Voyage on Mayflower
President Coolidge resumes duties in Washington after a two week absence due to illness. He traveled with Mrs. Coolidge, their son John, and a party aboard the Mayflower cruise along the Annapolis area.
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Washington
Coolidge
Coo
John
Annapo
Five Escapees Recaptured Near Butler Pennsylvania
Five of seven prisoners who escaped last night from the western Pennsylvania penitentiary used a stolen car today outside Pittsburgh near Butler. State police at Butler reported to Warden Stanley P. Ashe.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Butler
Stanley P. Ashe
Indian Prince Is Hard Boiled in Malabar Hill Attempt
Bombay report on the fourth day of the trial of nine men accused in the January attack on Malabar Hill. Mumtaz, once favored by the Indore prince, was rescued by four British officers using golf clubs. she suffered slash wounds to her face. The proceedings detail further kidnapping plots and the girl’s return to her household.
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Bombay
Mumtaz
Indore
Malabar Hill
Generally fair in weather in north region tonight
The forecast indicates generally fair conditions for the northern area tonight with clear to mostly clear skies. A southeast section of the state may experience lighter winds and minor variations in temperature overnight.
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