Herriot’s Capital Levy Plan Threatens Cabinet
Paris April 66 Associated Press reports new finance minister Monosie presented bills to raise bank note circulation by four billion francs and require a voluntary ten percent contribution by capital. Premier Herriot clings to a straight capital levy as cabinet support wavers, with the move seen as possibly fatal to the cabinet as the week opens.
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Associated Press
Paris
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Herriot
Herriot Vows Sacrifices for France in April Speech
Premier Herriot addressed about two thousand supporters in Fontainbleau, defending peace with dignity and the Geneva protocol. He blamed predecessors for the financial crisis, warned rivals the battle was joined, and pledged tax sacrifices to balance the debt while rejecting privilege and luxury.
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Weather Forecast for Georgia Tonight and Tuesday
Forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight with mild temperatures. On Tuesday the coast warms with a rise in temperatures and sunny skies.
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Georgia
Tornado Toll Rises in Florida Everglades and Dairy
A Florida tornado killed four people including a child and a dairy worker, injured about twenty-three others, and caused extensive property damage over the Everglades and near White Belt dairy west of Miami. Searchers continue for additional victims as the storm's devastation unfolds.
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Associated Press
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White Belt
Wetwood Inn
Littleriver
Prohibition Defeated in West Australia Election
In West Australia voters rejected prohibition by a 64 437 to 35 806 tally. The AP reports polling conducted Sunday showed a clear majority against the ban with turnout emphasized in Perth.
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West Australia
Perth
Southern disturbance moves toward Florida with tornado near Miami
A weather report states the Southern disturbance shifted east-southeast toward northeastern Florida from the California coast over six days. It brought rains in the South Atlantic and East Gulf states and a tornado occurred four miles north of Miami yesterday afternoon. Fair weather expected Monday and Tuesday east of the Mississippi. Temperatures to rise in the Washington district on Tuesday.
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Washington, D. C
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California
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Mississippi River
Washington
Dorothy Ellingson to Testify Despite Defense Efforts
San Francisco April 1. The trial to determine Dorothy Ellingson’s sanity resumes as defense alienist Dr Jan Deg Ball faces further cross-examination. Ball has already declared the seventeen year old girl insane. Ellingson says she will testify regardless, even if she must address the court and appeal to Judge Louderback to be heard.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Jan Deg Ball
Dorothy Ellingson
Motive Sought in Greenwich Woman Killing
Greenwich police search for a motive in the murder of 24 year old Beatrice Donnelly found shot in the woods. Suspect James A Qmahoney 27 of New York confessed to the crime but says the reasons will never be revealed.
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James A. O'Mahoney
Beatrice Donnelly
James A. Qmahoney
New York
Exiled Kurdistan Emir Returns to Ellis Island
Prince Mohammed Said Seedeching, self-styled Emir of Kurdistan, arrives at Ellis Island after Britain refused him admission following U S deportation. Immigration officials take him into custody on arrival.
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New York
Prince Mohammed Said Seedeching
Kurdistan
United States
Great Britain
Ellis Island
Coolidge Receives National League Baseball Season Pass
President Calvin Coolidge was presented with a season pass to National League games in the form of a small gold baseball. John Heydler, league president, gave the gift in Washington as Coolidge recalled enjoying the World Series between the Giants and Senators.
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Coolidge
Associated Presz
Washington, D. C
John Heyder
League
Heydler
New York Giants
Washington Senators
America freed from foreign domination of face less dyes
Baltimore April 6 America’s cotton users are freed from foreign domination of fadeless dyes through discoveries by chemists in the color trade laboratory of the United States Department of Agriculture. The claim comes from R Norris Shreve chairman of the division of dye chemistry of the American Chemical Society in a report released at the society’s meeting.
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America
R. Norris Shreve
New York
Division
Dye Chemistry
American Chemical Society
Mercury Found in Exhumed Bodies Tied to McClintock Case
Chicago officials report mercury detected in exhumed remains of Emma Nelson McClintock and Dr. Oscar Olson amid ongoing inquiry into Billy McClintock’s typhoid death. Judge Olson leads probe. William Shepherd faces murder charges and bail fight as chemists finalize findings.
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William D. McNally
Emma Nelson McClintock
Billy” McClintock
Oscar Olson
Harry Olson
Olson
Billy’ McClintock
William D. Shepherd
McClintock
McNally
Carsorner
Dr. Olson
Shepherd
State Supreme Court
Robert E. Crowe
Prison Commission May Recommend Leniency for Mrs Ida Hughes
Attorneys for Mrs Ida Hughes who killed her mother in law asked the prison commission to seek a sentence commutation from hanging to life imprisonment. The filing came from Atlanta on April 6 as part of efforts to persuade the Governor.
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Impris
Famous Horses Bring Benefit Track Show To Local Legion
The PasTime Stables will stage a Thursday benefit on the Pas Time track for the American Legion. Devereaux arranged trotting races and other events with all gate proceeds to the Legion fund. Admission is fifty cents, with cars limited to the track area and a concert by the Soteed band adding to the afternoon’s attractions.
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Lee Axworthy
Redden Street
Hospital
Coolidge to Address Cotton Men Tonight
President Coolidge will speak tonight before the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers in Washington. It marks his first public address since inauguration and is expected to inaugurate a series of business talks.
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Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Washington
Dent Coolidge
Mystery surrounds murder of girl near Pottsville
The body of a young girl was found in the mountains near Gordon. Authorities cannot identify her and say she bore terrible scars from a violent struggle. Physicians report evidence of a desperate fight before death.
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Pottaville, Tenn
Gordon
Houghton Ordered Home to Assume London Embassy Duties
Ambassador Alan B. Houghton is recalled from Berlin for conferences before assuming duties as successor to Secretary Kellogg at the London embassy. He will sail on the steamship George for assignments in the near future.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Alanson B. Houghton
Berlin
Kellogg
London
George
Abandoned Merger Plans Hit Empire Baking Corp
News: Negotiations to merge New England and Middle Western bakers into the Empire Baking Corporation were abandoned today. All stock subscriptions for the new entity will be cancelled due to inability to complete acquisitions in time.
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Associated Arena
New York
Empire Baking Corporation
Connecticut State Seeks Death for Chapman Bandit
Hartford April 6 State's attorney H M Alcorn who prosecuted Gerald Chapman for the murder of Policeman James Skelly of New Britain says Connecticut has a legal right to try Chapman for the crime and believes the death sentences will be carried out He commented on a Washington report that Chapman might serve his 25 year sentence in Atlanta.
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Hartford
Gerald Chapman
James
Skelly
New Britain
Connecticut
Traffic in liquor held to involve moral turpitude
Washington April 6. The Court of Appeals in the District of Columbia ruled that the transport or traffic in liquor may be deemed moral turpitude. Justice Van Orsdel reversed a district court decision, stating that any violation of the constitution by liquor dealing makes the trafficker an offender against public peace and morality.
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District of Columbia
Court of Appeals
District Supreme Court
van Orsdel
German candidate likely for president in April elections
Berlin April 6 General Von Hindenburg has declined to be a candidate for President of the German republic. With that decision known Dr Karl Jarres is expected to be nominated as the candidate of the Nationalist combination in the April 26 elections.
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Jarres
Associated Press
Berlin
German Republic
Karl Jarres
von Hindernburg
Weimar coalition ratifies Marx as official candidate
The national committee of the German Democratic party formally ratifies Dr Wilhelm Marx as the official candidate of the Weimar coalition. The party aims to win the April 26 election and defend the Weimar constitution amid a divided conservative bloc and religious bias concerns.
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National Committee
German Democratic Party
Wilhelm Marx
Weimar Coalition
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