Sensational Kidnapping Case Shocks Indianapolis Victim Freed
Mra Berry Y. Stoll was abducted in Indianapolis by Thomas H. Robinson Jr a man confined earlier in Indiana and Detroit The kidnaping ended when Mrs Stoll was returned home after Robinson fled with most of a $50000 ransom leaving about $600 The couple’s relatives were arrested for complicity and a federal indictment and plea followed in a separate extortion case involving Edward Sickwala News also reports political resignations in France after a tragedy and notes the death of Ray mond Poincare former French premier
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Mra Berry Y. Stoll
Song Society
Pig Tien
Indianapolis
Thomas HH
Robinson, Jr
Indane Saaylum
Toil
Pati
Robinson
Robingon
Kawavai
Stoll
Detroit
Edward Sickwala
Goisel Lord
Efe
Leuvenworth
Funeral of Alexander I of Jugoslavia Draws World Leaders
An immense crowd gathered as King Alexander I of Yugoslavia was laid to rest beside his father. Heads of state from France Italy Germany and the United Kingdom attended along with royal figures and foreign ministers from many nations. The procession moved from the palace to the cathedral then to the railway station and on to Lopola for burial in the family mausoleum.
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Alexander
Jugosla¢gia
Floris
Bulgaria
Uret
Rumania
Waa
Lebrun
France
Victor Immanuel
Italy
Duke of
Spoeleto
Hitler
Germany
Liermann
Wil
Kaci
Aiwinsky
Austria
Ligiade
Tiersegovina
Iselexandera
Dle
Lopola
Unclear Rastling Plot Ties Macedonian Terrorists to Assassination
Fragmentary report outlines a convoluted conspiracy led by a figure named Kale men and associates, alleged to direct multiple terrorist bands. Officials say the group plotted high profile killings in Europe with ties to Italian and Croatian operatives, while investigations continue across France and Belgium.
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Rencit Petlca
Kalemen
Ile
Tind
Min Shun
Ante + Uedd
Nik Hla Ali
Italy
Alexander Wis
Fugosla
Faye
Lia
Ian
Ternik
Tavhka Busta Vo Ogary
Indefensible Trade Rhetoric Sparks US Negotiation Fears
Gen TARY and SALIMOT criticize what they call an indefensible practice by certain countries to use coercive export limits to gain concessions in talks with the United States on trade deals. They warn negotiations may fail as Germany reportedly starts controlled import cuts and denounces its most favored nation treaty. Kiancé ja signals tariff increases.
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Tary
Salimot
United States
Namadea
Germany
Hag
Kiance Ja
General Motors Proposes Labor Bargaining Plan Under NLRA
General Motors offers to recognize collective bargaining and invites employees to form a bargaining unit. Alfred P Sloan Jr states the step forward aims to satisfy NLRA section 7A goals while ensuring no discrimination based on union affiliation.
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MST
American Federation of Labor
General Motora Corporation
Alfred P Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Birysin & P Sloan
Coupany
Roosevelt Honors Bevin In Williamsburg Inaugural Events
President Roosevelt attended ceremonies in Williamsburg Kansas at the inauguration of John Stewart Bevin as president of the College of William and Mary. He received an honorary Doctor of Laws along with Gov George C Deer. The events were held in the rebuilt main building designed by Christopher Veren. Duke of Moncester Street was rededicated during the day as restoration funding nears fifteen million dollars with visits from congressmen diplomats and educators.
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Roosevelt
Williamsburg
John Stewart Bevin
Old College of William and Mary
George C Deer
College
Ste Christopher Veren
Duke of Moncester
Elts
Colonial Williamsburg
John JD Rockefeller Jr
Ramel
Senatorial slate seeks defeat in Newcaster elections
A group led by Shellicot Giten of the American Liberation of Publice calls on members to back opponents in a Newcaster race. Figures include Walcott of Connecticut Lintskeld of West Ingltsa and Lass of Olio. They cite votes against the 10 hour work bill, federal salary cuts, and Judge John T Parker’s Supreme Court confirmation after upheld the yellow dog contract.
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Stifes
Giten
Amerian Liberation of
Puboe
Las
Thesten
Alse
Lenngilvanti Walcott
Comaceticut Lintskeld
West Ingltsa
Lass
Olio
Fourguln
Riepublican
Afar
Green Review
Congress
Reed Walcott
Linfield
Labor board tensions loom at AFL convention
At the San Francisco AFL convention a resolution urged an investigation of Williams the vice chairman of the St Reynolds Tobacco Co who sits on the National Industrial Recovery Board. The Executive Council asked President Green to present the matter to Roosevelt. Green was elected president without opposition. The piece notes Williams is conservative compared with Tillman and Marshall and discusses NRA labour policy.
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Clay
Williams
New National Industrial Recovery Board
Roosevelt
San Franncisco
Amercan Federation of Labor
Willliams
Vicg
St J Steynolds Tobacco Company
Winston Salem
WNC
Executive Council
William Green
Washington
Feo
Wealton
Emmitton
Svork
NRA
Jerking
Federal relief drive eyed by Roosevelt for small community projects
The article describes President Roosevelt backing a federal relief program to move 12 to 60 families from direct aid into self supporting small houses on government provided communal terms. It notes loyalty oaths by the German cabinet and shifts in taxation and industrial laws under a national plan affecting the cooperative sector and the railway system.
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White House
Roey Velt
Alyay
Pellev
Federal Emergency Relief Adinistration
Cermano
Ifans Seinrich
Oaflice
Ridolf Ultir
Weimar
Puisine
Graton Company
QLANATOR FAMNES F BARNES Campaign Committee Announces Probe
South Carolina senator campaign chair reports an investigation in Leunsslyama amid claims Republicans spent a tire amount of money. The committee’s lines note larger GOP expenditures for the Slay 1S primary than expected, signaling scrutiny of campaign finance practices.
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Qlanator Famnes F Barnes
South Carolina
Leunsslyama
Roosevelt signals price stability shift amid wary inflation risks
The article reports President Roosevelt weighing a shift from 1926 price parity to a 1909–14 average basis to curb runaway prices while avoiding a full scale stabilization plan. It notes concerns about credit expansion and the solvency of the nation, with NRA battles mounting in Washington over code enforcement and a brewing rift within the Agriculture Department.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Committee For the Nation
What Is Sex Appeal in Plain Speaking
A columnist responds to a reader asking for a definition of sex appeal. The piece argues sex appeal goes beyond the purely physical and includes personality, mutual liking, and the effect on marital dynamics, noting even wary readers may seek a clearer explanation.
Scientists Would Save Totem Poles in Alaska
Reports state government experts treat surviving totems in British Columbia and Alaska to preserve them as cultural monuments. Notable poles reach about 65 to 70 feet, with the Jasper Alberta example standing 65 feet tall.
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Alaska
British Columbian
Alisia
San Francisco Chronicle
Pritish Columbia
Regi Anl
Jasper
Alverta
Queen Chalotte Islands
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Pierre Laval
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