Harriots Ready to Fight Probe Deaths in Family
Chicago April 11 The Cunningham poisoning case widens as Coroner Wolff seeks exhumations of five family members who died within six years. David Cunningham Jr remains hospitalized while his mother Mrs Anna Cunningham is questioned about insurance payouts and a cousin works for the county prosecutor.
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Gary
Ind
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Lake County
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Wolff
Crowe
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David, Jr
Columbus Hospital
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Valparaiso
Young Cunningham
Joseph Savage
George B. Gorman
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Isabelle
Charles
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Indiana
Atorneys
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May
Youth Who Robbed Sorority Houses at Michigan Captured
Ann Arbor police report Leo A. O'Toole 21 confessed to being the "Lone Kid" who burglarized several University of Michigan sorority houses two years ago. He was arrested after trying to enter Alpha Omicron Pi and police found watches necklaces and trinkets. He is not a university student.
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Mich
Bone Kid
University of Michigan
Leo A. O'Toole
Justice Court
Lone Kid
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Loeb
O’tolle
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Omicron Pi
Gasoline Tax Takes Effect April 16 In Iowa
Des Moines April 11 The gasoline tax will start a week earlier than planned with motorists paying an extra 2 cents per gallon beginning April 16. The Iowa Legionaire declined to publish the tax bill in its April 24 issue at legal rates, prompting Secretary Ramsay to select the Winterset Madisonian for notice.
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Des Moines
Iowa Legionaire
Ramsay
Winterset Madisonian
Kimball Urges Religion as Nation's Progress
Creston April 11 Lieutenant Governor Clem Kimball spoke at the Creston Methodist church banquet, tracing the church’s growth with the nation and saying the country will advance only as the church advances.
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Associated Press
Creston
Clem Kimball
Creston Methodist Church
Family disputes cited in Indiana murder case
Mrs. Cunningham of Gary opposed reopening the lives of David Cunningham pilal Arnold and sister Mrs C Rk Williams told state investigators. Arnold noted insurance payouts from $1 500 to 2 500 on deceased family members while Mrs Cunningham previously sought medical care for nervous trouble.
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Cunningham
David Cunningham
Pilal
Arnold
Hoes
C. Rk. Williams
Cunninghams
Chicago
Wheeler Says He Will Tell Whole Story at Trial
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana, accused of taking four thousand dollars to press oil claims before the interior department, vows to testify fully when his federal trial opens April 16 in Great Falls. He says he has nothing to conceal and will recount the circumstances before the jury. He leaves for Butte to practice law with James H. Baldwin before the trial.
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Montana
Great Falls
Associated Preen
Mont
Burton K. Wheeler
Wll
United States Senate
Gordon Campbell
Department of the Interior
Senate
Wheeler
Butte
James H. Baldwin
Prince of Wales Nigeria visit cancelled due to Lagos plague
The Prince of Wales visit to Nigeria is cancelled because Lagos reports a plague outbreak. Telegraph agency message from Lagos confirms the cancellation amid health concerns.
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Associated Pre
London
Prince of Wales
Nigeria
Lagos
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Guards Surround Governor's Home in Cheyenne Night
Cheyenne crowds saw guards stationed around the residence of Governor Nellie T. Rosa after dark. State prohibition enforcement agents were reported near the home and were seen examining ash cans and culverts for a concealed object. Authorities provided no statement on the guarding.
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Otte Tee
Cheyenne
Nellie T. Rosa
State Prohibition Enforcement Agen
n@arby
Roosevelts Start Jungle Hunt From New York
The Roosevelt brothers Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and Kermit depart from New York for a hunting expedition through Central Asia. Their route includes England France and India with a native guard and a Field Museum contact. The trip aims to collect rare animals for Chicago's Field Museum and return this year is uncertain.
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Associated Press
New York
Leviathan
Southampton
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Central Asia
James Simpson
Field Museum
Chicago
American Foe to Nippon? No, Moore Explains Japan Russia Pact
Frederick Moore, American-born counsellor to the Japanese foreign office in Washington, says Japan seeks fishing access in Russian waters to secure its fish supply and notes closer Japan Europe ties. He describes a practical, non-conspiratorial motive behind the Japan Russia accord and discusses his unique diplomatic role and pairing with Baron Matsudaira in Washington.
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Jap Foreign Office
NER
Washington, D. C
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Russia
Nippon
Pacific
Foreign Office
Washington
Moore
Sakhalin Island
Bering Sea
Europe
France
England
Siberian
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Qpored
United States
Far East
China
Associated Press
State Department
Baron Shidehara
Offic
Baron Matsudara
Matsudaira
Wheat prices mount as May futures rise across markets
Reports from Chicago Winnipeg and Kansas City show sharp upturns in wheat values on April 11. May contracts climbed with gains around 5 to 10 cents as weather and crop expectations influenced buyers. Durum and rye futures also advanced in early trading across Duluth and Winnipeg exchanges.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Strick
Winniped
Winnipeg
Man
United State Government
Winkipex Exchange
Kansas City
Duluth
Minn
Vote to reinstate student reporter in Iowa high school
Council Bluffs April 11 The board votes six to one to reinstate Irving Grossman with conditions including loss of newspaper work privileges and mandatory attendance 8:30 AM to 4 PM daily. stories censored by Principal Kern or journalism instructor Miss Jennie Rice. Jacobsen dissented. Grossman was expelled for an Omaha paper article about a hanging effigy of Principal Kern.
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Council Bluffs
Board of Education
Irving Grossman
Kern
Jennie Rice
Wo Jacobsen
Grossman
Omaha
Waterloo man dies from auto collision injuries
Waterloo April 11 Andrew Thomson 30 suffered fatal internal injuries in a Cedar Falls car crash this morning. He died within a half hour at the hospital while en route to Mason City to join relatives.
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Associated Treas
Waterloo
Andrew Thomson
Cedar Falls
Spene
Mason City
Miss Mildred Red Charged With Infant Son’s Death
Tipton report says Mildred Red, accused of murdering her infant son, appeared before a grand jury as bail set at 15 000. Relatives work to raise funds while the case moves to a June grand jury.
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Tipton
Mildred Red
Iowa Congressman SustaIns Operation
Washington April 17 congressman Hauren of Jaws, chairman of the house agriculture committee, underwent bladder operation yesterday. His condition was described as very satisfactory to his physicians and he is expected to recover fully.
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Shington
Hauren
Jaws
House Agriculture Committee
Mail Thieves Begin Sentence Today at State Penitentiary
Walter Ti Jones of Waterloo and Heny Behm of Chicolco were sentenced to 18 months in prison by Federal Judge George Boot t for mail robbery. They confessed kidnapping station master C F Dodge at Independence and looting mail sacks in 1921, with additional robberies at Lake Mills and Hampton. Ernest Rick, an ex convict, is serving time at Leavenworth.
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Win Associated Press
Rapids
Walter Ti. Jones
Waterloo
Heny Behm
Chicolco Mail
George S&s. Boott
Fort Madison
Jones
Anamosa Reformatory
Behn
Mason City
C. F. Dodge
Independence
Lake Mills
Hampton
Ernest Rick
Leavenworth
Secretary Jardine Deliberates Armour Morris Merger
In Washington on April 11 Secretary Jardine took under advisement the Armour Morris packing merger. Closing arguments were heard as W L Fisher argued that radicalism would be encouraged if the merger is sanctioned. Packers’ counsel contended the Packers and Stock Yards Act does not apply to monopolies in the packing industry.
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Secordetert
Piers Washington
Jardine
Armour and Morris
W. L. Fisher
Packers and Stock Yards Act
Weather outlook hints at showers late next week
Washington April 11 weather forecast predicts a fair start to the week for the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with showers possible Tuesday or Wednesday and again at the end of the week. Temperatures are expected to be normal or slightly above most days.
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Washlington
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Generally fair over whole nation Easter forecast
The weather man forecast generally fair weather nationwide for Easter with temperatures at normal or above.
Overthrow of Cabinet Sparks Battle in Paris
Paris reports the Herriot cabinet resigning after a Senate vote toppled the government. President Doumergue will seek a new premier as the coalition faces a difficult crisis with the Left groups insisting on a united republican cabinet and no return for Herriot.
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Associated Press
Paris
M. Herriot
Senate
Doumergue
Foreign Office
Herriot
M. Francois-Marsal
Republic
Apo
Domergue
M. Vainiere
Chamber
Pre‘dent Doumergue
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