Storm Kills Three as Miami Wreckage Rises
A violent wind storm near Miami last night produced a tornado that leveled properties across Hialeah and surrounding areas. Two deaths occurred at the White Belt Dairy and two more at Westwood Inn, with extensive damage to homes and the dairy, and property losses estimated above a million dollars.
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Here
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White Belt
Mathilda Schultz
Westwood Inn
John W. Simpson
PF. K. Sullivan
Sinter
Atlantic Ocean
White Bott Dairy
Chicago to vote on municipal street cars surge
Chicago faces a historic ballot at the polls tomorrow on authorizing or rejecting the purchase of all street car and elevated equipment from private owners to create a municipal traction system. The proposal sponsored by Mayor Dever pursues a $250 million purchase amid strong support and opposition from three former mayors and other leaders.
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Dever
Congress asks lake as water storage site
Idaho Representative Smith urged Secretary of Agriculture to back an executive order re withdrawing the Yellow Stone park lands south of Lake of the Woods to permit storing lake waters. The lands are withdrawn. action awaits the new federal parks and forests commission study westward on parkland transfers.
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Smith
Idaho
Secretary of the Interior
Isas Price
Commission On Parks and Forests
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National Parks
Yellowstone Park
Marys~valé
George Harrixford
Ashton
Gaxlour
Lake of the Woods
Asatflord
Tdahg
Boise
Navy Fleet Parade Dazzles San Francisco With 145 Vessels
The U S Navy arrived in San Francisco with 145 ships entering the Golden Gate. About 10 000 officers and men marched three miles to City Hall amid bands and flags as ten days of fleet events unfold before Hawaiian maneuvers and an Australian cruise. Admiral Robert E B Caantz called it the greatest naval force ever assembled and departing soon for maneuvers.
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United States Navy
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Bish
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Champion Widow Fleeing to Avenge Husband's Hanging
Series of bizarre claims recounts Mabel Champion, widow of Ansley Champion, fleeing a Midwest reformitory after her husband’s San Quentin hanging. Louise Mittendorf, matron, says Mabel sought revenge and may head to California, while noting Ansley Champion was indicted in a Cleveland cafe murder and later hanged in Los Angeles after a police-game killing.
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Mabel Champion
Louise Mittendorf
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San Quentin
California
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Los Angeles
Bedge Brothers Sale Not Affected By Court Action
DETROIT April 6 The attempt by John Duval Dodge to block Mrs. Johny F. Dodge from disposing of Anna Margaret Dodge estate will not affect the sale of Dodge Brothers Inc. a statement by Charles P. Spicer vice president of the Detroit Trust company said. The trust company as a trustee is negotiating the Dodge plant sale and noted the plant title has no connection to Anna Margaret Dodge estate.
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Mich
John Duval Dodge
Johny F. Dodge
Anna Margaret Dodge
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Charles P. Spicer
Detroit Trust Company
Trust Company
John F
Horace EF. Dodge
Spicer
Dodge
John F. Dodge
John ‘Duval Dodge
Margeret
Income Tax Returns Open for Public Inspection
Washington April 6 Acting Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Nash announced today that income tax returns filed March 15 will become available for public inspection, a short day after July set.
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Washington
Trevenue
Nash
Bringing Up Father Comic Returns to The Times Front Page
The Times announces the daily comic Bringing Up Father by George McManus. The strip, famed for its Maggie and Jiggs panels, will appear nightly on the front page before moving to the classified pages. The feature enjoys wide international readership.
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the Times
Tem Wally Daily Times
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Liggk
America
Times
Old Crank Case Oil Reclaimed For Invention Use
General Electric announces apparatus to reclaim oil from automobile crank cases. The process aims to remove combustion byproducts and wear debris. Researchers Charles Van Brunt and P Schuy Nex Miller say the method is commercially practical, using clarification with water and chemicals followed by rectification as oil runs over a heated surface.
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Schenectady
General Electric Company
Charles van Brunt
P. Schuy- Nex
Miller
Idaho State Bar Reorganizes Under Amended Charter
Boise Idaho April 6 The executive committee of the Idaho State Bar met Monday in the capital and reorganized under the provisions of its amended charter issued by the 1926 legislature. Two years ago the association was formed by legislative enactment and empowered to conduct examinations for admitting attorneys and to discipline members for infractions of the profession.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho State Bar
France May Ask Citizens to Contribute
Paris reports Minister de Menzle presented in the cabinet a plan for voluntary contributions to ease France’s financial errors. The proposal authorizes the Bank of France to print four billion in new notes with contributions from invested incomes. Salary earners would be exempt. cabinet approval pending and parliament to consider. Millerand’s Senate victory seen as not signaling a government loss of power.
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Paris
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Gun Battle Marks Sixth Day of Big Coal Miners Strike
In Morgantown West Virginia on April 1 two reopened mines faced a gun battle between Osage mine guards and trespassers as the sixth day of a statewide bituminous miners strike unfolded. Guard O B Barnes was burned by powder and struck by a bullet in the face as shots fired near a coal tipple sparked the clash.
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W. Va
West Virginia
Quarta
Osage
Brady
Warner Coal Corporation
Npte
O. B. Barnes
Secretary Weeks Improves after Paralysis Shock
Secretary of War Weeks, who suffered a slight stroke last Wednesday, shows marked improvement. The War Department reports he spent a restful night, is cheerful, and feels much better today.
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Weeks
Washington,d. C
War Weeks
War Department
Hansen Hears Benefits Of Scout Work
In April Hansen reports on a church event where Rev Graybill led services at the community church due to Rev Modgett’s illness. Petals Hawley discussed scouting, stressing child culture and organized youth activity as key to civilization, citing Congress funding and urging directed boy activity nationwide.
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Hove
Jon] Dillass
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War declared on Germany eight years ago today
Washington April 6 A state of war with Germany was declared eight years ago today in solemn session of Congress advised by President Wilson. The nation bears a direct cost of at least two million dollars yearly plus interest and retirement on the national debt which climbed from one billion to twenty six billion during the war. Appropriations of 1.6 billion and the Vaterany bureau accounts total about 400 million yearly. Cripple Creek miners killed and injured in a dynamite explosion at the Portland gold mine. Edward E. Brodie resigns as American minister to Siam after serving since 1921, state department announces.
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Siam
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Minigler
Jenni
State Department
Closer Co operation in South American Mission Work
A survey report presented to a congress shows growing cooperation among religious educational and medical groups in South America. The commission led by Dr. S. St. Ghester notes increased evangelical activity, new hospitals and nursing services, and plans to prevent duplication of efforts across Protestant churches and international movements.
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South America
Commission On Co-Operation
Congress An Christian
Ily
8. St. Ghester
Exerucioe Committee For Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
United States
Union of Forces
Committee On Co
Evangeliew
Mercury findings in Shepherd victims case
Chicago reports indicate experts claim mercury evidence may link William Shepherd to the deaths of Dr. Oscar Olson and Nelgon McClintock. State's attorney presses forward in pursuit of the million dollar reward while investigators seek further building the case.
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Chicago
Mayeury
Oscar. Olson
Nelgon McClintock
Corp Argigiants
Billy. McClintock
Ord
McClintock
Iam
D. McNally
Arctic North Pole Airship Expedition Planned by Nations
Britain United States and Norway advance polar aims with airship base at North Pole vicinity. MacMillan navy venture leaves Maine with Lieut. Cmdr. R B Bird commanding naval detachment. Plan to establish bases near Kennedy Channel and Axel Heiberg Island, with 24 hour Arctic operation and volunteer radio operators sought.
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Uae
Odin
Entary
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Alaska
Norway
Sphzenbergen
Roald Amundson
Vagus
Axel Sothurgland
Arctic
MacMillan
RB. EB. Bird
Idaho Fact Finders Commission Report Sent to Work Idaho
ROSH Idaho April 6 The recommendations of the fact finders commission and committees on resist of Betelers on government projects will be sent to Secretary Hubert W Work within a few days. Idaho commissioner W G Swendson of reclamation, a member of the committee, returned from its final meeting in Salt Lake City.
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Idaho
Hubert ‘W. Work
Desi
Washington
W. G. Swendson
Reclamation
Swendson
Committed
Sal¢-Lake
Charles Craven Scott of High Makes Stanford and Wingy
Charles Craven Scott of High Makes Stanford and Wingy is noted in a historical snippet, highlighting affiliations with Stanford and Wingy. The fragment mentions names and places, implying a biographical or social reference from a bygone era.
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Charles
Craven Scott
Stanford
Wingy
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