Lindbergh Flies On In Secret Run From Mexico City
Brownsville Texas April 10 Col Charles A Lindbergh departed Brownsville at 1055 am without revealing his overnight stop and proceeded on a flight from Mexico City toward the east. After missing more than eighteen hours he landed at the municipal airport at 945 am today. The flying colonel had left Mexico City Tuesday noon after a week with his fiancee Miss Anne Morrow. No word was received during the silence and concern grew for his safety.
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Brownsville
Texas
Col
Charlies
A. Lindbergh
Exico City
Limgbergh
Curtis
Mexico City
Anne Morrow
Record of two jailings in one day set by John Bucher
Vincennes April 10 John Bucher 71 set a record by landing in Knox county calaboose after a Terre Haute jail release that morning. He was arrested for vagrancy in Vincennes within hours of leaving Terre Haute, having wandered the streets after a winter sentence.
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Vincennes
John Bucher
Knox County
Calaboose
Bucher
Terre Haute
White River rises rapidly in county inflating flood danger
Heavy rains across the White River valley push the White River toward flood stage in southern Indiana. At Maysville the West Fork nears full, rising three and a half feet after a night of rain. Postmaster J F McGehee received a telegram from state weather director J H Armington warning of continued rain and potential inundation in the next 24 hours and days ahead as the river remains high.
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Indiana
Whitever
Maysville
White Riot
White
Nordheim Addresses Kiwanis on Gas Supply in Princeton
Henry A. Nordheim superintendent of the gas plant spoke to the Kiwanis club today about natural gas in the Princeton field and plans to supply the city. He said the gas quantity is adequate for at least 25 years and highlighted heat advantages for furnaces. The meeting, held in President Dobbyn’s absence with Vice President Clyde Burch presiding, featured introductions by J. G. Allen and noted a director’s meeting next Tuesday at Fred Dobbyn’s office. Routt of the Vincennes Club attend as a visiting Kiwanian.
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Henry A. Nordheim
Kiwanis Club
Princeton
Arverege
Peice
Dobbyn
Clyde Burch
Nordheim
J. G. Allen
Fred Dobbyn
Vincennes Club
Farm Relief Measure Nears House Approval
The complete first draft of a farm relief bill was finished today by top agriculture writers. The act is expected to be ready for full committee approval by Friday and shown to President Hoover. A $600 million revolving fund for stabilization corporations was tentatively approved, along with a federal farm board of seven members.
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Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Girl Beaten by Unidentified Man Near Street Car
Indianapolis April 10 Janice Moore 15 daughter of the care ta of the state fair grounds was assaulted by an unidentified man while waiting for a street car. A man about 35 drove up kicked knocked her down and beat her dragged her to his car then she jumped free. She was taken home and treated. police searched for the attacker.
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Indianapolis
Janice Moore
Careta
Shortridge High School
Negro congressman to be dismissed in Chicago case
Frank Loesch special assistant state's attorney said he would ask for dismissal of the indictment charging Oscar DePriest with conspiring to protect gamblers in Chicago's black belt. The hearing was set for Saturday but Loesch told Judge Lynch evidence was insufficient.
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Chicago
Frank Loesch
Oscar DePriest
Black Belt
Loesch
Lynch
Man Enters Sixth Prison In Life Felony Case
Crawfordsville April 10 Frank D Thompson 41 Omaha Nebraska admitted to past penitentiaries in five states and today began a new term after pleading guilty to robbing J C Pittman Lapland Michigan City filling station owner of 35 dollars.
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Crawfordsville
Frank D. Thompson
Omaha
Neb
Michigan City
J. C. Pittman
Lapland
Here
Post Office Employee Linked to Bomb Incident
An April report details a mystery surrounding a bomb found at a post office and a surprising figure described as a survivor who spoke of the event. The narrative centers on the post office worker and the unusual chain of events that followed.
Sea collision sinks two ships off North Carolina coast
A night collision off the North Carolina coast sinks the schooner A Ernest Milg with its captain and two seamen lost. The destroyer VU 8 Childs suffers a damaged bow but escapes. Four crew members from the schooner were rescued from the water as the navy yard at Norfolk received the wreckage. The incident occurred in a moderate sea as the schooner sailed without adequate lights.
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Childs
A.ernest Milg
North Parlina
Navy Possel
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Ranklin
George A. Gary
Willian
James Smith
Percival Hendricks
Hoover Outlines Senate Program For Congress
Washington reports Senator Watson of Indiana presented Hoover with the senate legislative program for the opening of Congress. The president’s address is not to be sent to Congress until Tuesday April 16. The opening week focuses on organizing the two houses, with the farm bill in committee and ready for debate. Nomination discussions and policy issues such as prohibition and social welfare are also noted.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Watson
Indiana
New York Braces for Snow Storm After Warm Spell
New York experiences a sudden cold snap with light snow flurries and heavy mist 48 hours after record heat. Hudson River shipping halted by blinding storm as city temperatures drop from near 90 to 86 degrees and three heat prostrations are reported.
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New York
Hudson River
New York State
Representative from China to visit Cox T. W. Kenney
A representative of the Society Brand Clothes, from China, will be in the city to visit H. L. Cox T. W. Kenney's store Thursday. He will showcase the line and explain features of the clothing.
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H. L. Cox
T. W. Kenney
Society Brand
China
H. L
Ox Clothing
Aisph
Jury Obtained for Jenkins Trial in Bloomfield Ind
A jury was obtained today in Bloomfield Indiana to try James W. Jenkins twenty one of Bedford for the murder of Zachariah Burton fifty of Mitchell.
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Bloomfield
Ind
James W. Jenkins
Bedford
Zachariah Burton
Mitchell
One Train Every Two Weeks at Colinadata Station
A railway station in Colinadata Australia has scheduled only one train in the next two weeks. The situation limits travel options for local residents and disrupts regular service patterns.
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Colinadata
Australia
Shark egg mystery with leather covering described
A fragment notes a shark egg about two inches wide and two quarters long, enclosed in a nearly rubber elastic leather covering, pure black in color, described in terse terms. The passage lacks broader context or named entities.
Knights of Columbus Knights Gather for May Initiation
The Knights of Columbus Columbus meeting noted a forthcoming late May conclave with initiation for a large class. Grand Knight and officers reported regular attendance and planned events, including a charity supper and a dining room showcase that drew a sizable crowd.
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Columbus
Denye
Norbert Knight
Nigel
Gibault
Teddy
Former Secretary of Hermine 5S Arrested
Berlin reports that Hartung, former secretary to Hermine 5S, was arrested secretly. He allegedly threatened to reveal conditions at Doorn where the ex Kaiser is in exile. The arrest details appear in a delayed police report from April.
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Berlin
Jadnied
Abby
Hartung
Kaiser
Herming
Doorn
Burned worker treated after steam burn at Ba& O shops
At the Ba& O shops Law Wallace a 4 &O employee was painfully burned by steam late Monday while working in the cab of an engine near the shops. He received medical attention at Dr. Burress's office.
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Law Wallace
4 &O
Br. B. O
Former South Bend Mayor Dies in Hollywood
A former South Bend mayor and league president, R. Carson, 68, collapsed and died in Hollywood California. The sudden death shocked locals as officials confirmed the passing and noted his long service in baseball circles and municipal leadership.
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Frank
South Bend
Uural
R. Carson
Hollywood
Cal
Immigrant study notes in Chicago on Isaac Rosenblum
Fragmentary report from Chicago dated April 14 discusses Isaac Rosenblum and his potential role in immigration studies. It references his origins in Palestine or England, ties to Cuba, and mentions his work on immigration tables and national issues, with many unreadable portions.
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Chicago
Isaac Rosenblum
Isaac
Pal
Efigland
Actin Cuba
Isa Alexandria
Curtis Sister to Rank with Wife in Diplomatic Scene
Washington April 10 The diplomatic corps may seat Mrs Gann wife of Vice President Curtis at dinners as debates over her social status spread nationally. From Indiana reservations and Midwest sources voices argue over Edward Gann brother hostess Mrs Gann and the proper rank for him at state functions. Newt Butler of West Branch Iowa questions whether Mr Gann will attend or be ranked lower in the dinner line.
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Washington
Diplomatic Corps
United Press
Washiton
Edward Gann
Curtis
Middle-West
Newt Butler
West ‘Branch
Iowa
Hoover
Newt
Mrs. Gann
Greenfield Slayer Trial Continues in Indiana
In Greenfield Indiana the state resumes presenting evidence in Earl Russell’s second trial for the murder of his wife Hazelle Russell on August 17 1926. Witnesses describe the attack with a butcher knife and son Clarence says she died in his arms on the way to an Indianapolis hospital. Other sons Ray and George have testified.
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Greenfield
Ind
Earl Russell
Hazelle Russell
Russell
Calvin Coolidge Joins New York Life Board
New York April 10 Calvin Coolidge accepted nomination to the board of directors of the New York Life Insurance Company to succeed the late Myron T Herrick. He will be elected at the May board meeting marking his first official role outside writing since retirement. Grover Cleveland also served in life insurance.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
New York Life Insurance Company
Myron T. Herrick
Grover Cleveland
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Lombardo Slay Identified by Witnesses in 7 Month Case
Chicago April 10 witnesses identify Frankie Marco Aiello henchman as Lombardo slayer in the seven month old assassination of Tony Lombardo chief of the Unione Siciliano. Four persons named Marco as the attacker witnessed the killing.
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Chicago
Tony Lombardo
Unione Siciliano
Frankie Marco
Aiello
Lombardo
Marco
Two Arrested and Held as Fugitives in Indianapolis
Indianapolis April 10 two men were held by local police for Evansville authorities as fugitives from justice. They were Ray Green 42 and John Koeh 47 arrested several days ago on charges of issuing fraudulent checks.
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Indianapolis
Evansville
Ray Green
John Koeh
Car Held as Suspect in Slaying of Edith Dierdorf
In Sullivan Indiana April 10 a large touring car held by local authorities is suspected to be connected to the slaying of 10 year old Edith Mae Dierdorf whose body was recovered from Busseron creek after she vanished January 27. The vehicle was seen near the creek on the day of her disappearance and is being examined as part of the case.
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Sullivan
Ind
Edith Mae Dierdorf
Busseron Creek
Two Days to Marry at St Marys Auditorium Tonight
The Alumni Association presents the comedy Two Days to Marry at eight o'clock in St Marys Auditorium with entrance on Van Trees street. Reserved seats are available at the box office for fifteen cents. children's tickets thirty cents and adults fifty cents. Doors open seven.
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St. Ry’s Auditorium
van Trees Street
St. Marys’ Alumni Association
Dawes Acceptable to Great Britain as Ambassador
Washington reports the White House announced former vice president Charles G. Dawes as ambassador to Britain. The State Department confirmed Britain would accept him, a notable first for a top official. Dawes is to sail around ten in June.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
White House
Dawes
State Department
U. S
Valuation of Indiana Firm Dropped After Hearing
Indianapolis April 10 The valuation of Indiana property for the Postal Telegraph company declined to 665,187 dollars by the standard after a hearing. A year ago the board set 692,000 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Postal Telegraph Company Oe
Bicknell Men Face Charges
Vincennes Indiana April 10 Four Bicknell men were jailed on liquor possession charges after being arrested at Wheatland where one was found intoxicated in a car and another in a nearby house. Sheriff Kruse learned of a broader liquor source linked to Mike Vash with seven gallons seized during a federal raid.
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Vincennes
Indi
Bicknell
Charlie
Lawton
Frank Dean
Wheatland
Charles Chadd Ecil
Jack) Hill
Kruse
Chadd
Hill
Mike Vash
Vash
Oaktown
Ane
Juarez Falls to Mexican Federals as Rebels Retreat
Juarez in Chihuahua sees federal troops recapture the city after rebels depart. Colonel Jesus Prianna with 250 cavalry advances from the south as 900 federal troops push toward Guadalupe 40 miles east. Caraveo leads about 2 000 troops fleeing toward the Sierra Madre leaving Juarez to federal control. A formal surrender plan was set for 10 a m at El Paso though evacuation followed.
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Juarez
Mexico
Oldpel Jesus Prianna
The
Est
Federé
Prianna
Villa
Marcello Caraveo
Chihuahua
Mechani Neral Caraveo
Ionary
Sierra Madres
Tene
Juar
Aries
United 8
Hatchet squad receives basketball sweaters at The Bell
Bell distributes new team sweaters to Hatchet players and plans rewards in the coming days. In a separate note from Lotyasta Washington dated April 10, Seater Heifner of King County proposes a bill to restore corporal punishment, including the cat o nine tails, arguing the federal constitution bans only unusual punishments though the clause omits the word unusual.
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Lotyasta
Wash
Seater Heifner
King County
Heifner
Big Catfish Caught Near Bloomington
Bloomington Indiana April 10. Harvey Bland landed a 27 pound catfish from Richland creek near Solsberry west of town. The fish measured about 30 inches long and seven inches across, caught on a line with a large gunfish bait and left weighted overnight.
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Bloomington
Ind
Richland Creek
Solsberry
Here
Harvey Bland
L. W. Vanover Injured at Shops In Sliding Door Incident
L. W. Vanover, a B&O employee, suffered severe damage to his left hand when the door slid shut at work. Medical attention was provided at Dr. A. P. Walden's office. though flesh was badly torn the bone remained unbroken.
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Ll. W. Vanover
B. & O. ‘Employe
A. P. Walden
Chester Ray Leaves Hospital After Auto Crash
Chester Ray was discharged from the hospital today after several days of confinement following a collision with an automobile that ran across Front Street.
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Chester Ray
Front Street
Mrs Donovanorton Hospital Patient Reported In Daviess County
A patient at Mrs Donovanorton Hospital in Daviess County is noted in morning records. Details remain sparse in the readable text.
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Daviess County - Hois
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