New York Welcome for Walter M. Frum At station rally
About 400 supporters gathered at Pennsylvania Station New York to greet Walter M Frum former private In the state camp who received a reduced sentence for spreading communist propaganda. The crowd surged during the Rec-ord martyr appeal and police intervened to restore order. The piece also covers senate actions on radio regulation and views on public figures like Thomas A Edison Henry Ford and Chauncey Depew noting Depew’s 100th birthday wish. It reports Iowa Des Moines bootleg anti counterfeit operations and a critical discussion of public road funding and accountability after a Pasadena tragedy with a stand inspector blamed for manslaughter.
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PH Marty
Pennsylvania Station
New York
Ily
Walter M
Mawali
Trumbull
Honolulu
Paul Crowell
Dever Sees Booze Rules Peril to City Govts
Mayor Dever of Chicago told the senate prohibition committee that enforcing the dry law in major cities is impossible under current conditions. He warned that arrests for drunkenness and drunken driving have risen, and alcohol-related deaths have increased, urging reconsideration of the system and possible concessions in the public interest.
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Dever
Chicago
Senate Prohibition Conmitee
Chicaxo
Illinois
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Weis
Newbaw
Washington
TNS
Congross
C. Andrews
the Treasury
Senate Prohibition Committee
Andrews
Bureau of Advertising Af
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Istrici&er
Stocks Rise as Bank Rate Cut Triggers Market Bounce
New York April 2 stock trade opened with brisk activity as expectations of a lower bank rate sparked buying. Prices surged with many issues showing gains and the market anticipated further strength through the day.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
New York Federal Reserve
Spring Rain Dampens Drake Relay Crowds
A light spring rain greeted Drake relay crowds early this afternoon as forecasts showed showers spreading over western and central areas. The weather service reported the shower was general across the region, dampening outdoor events.
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Dos Avenues
Aptil St
Drake
Buriau
Lendergan parks after 3 A M and pays $2.50 fine
Lendergan, testifying in district court he sold his car to raise cash, paid $2.50 of an $86 fine in municipal court for parking after 4 A M. He said the car wasn’t his but loaned by DuMond Motor Co. Other traffic fines included Ed Martin 2.50 for overtime parking Russell Coals 2.50 for driving with cutout open and Mrs Johnson 2.50 for passing a boulevard sign.
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Londergun
DuMond Motor Company
Paelard Agence
Martin
Russell Coals
Ell. Johson
Riots Resume Between Hindus and Muslims in Calcutta
Street clashes in Calcutta resume in the northern sections as rioters clash and 20 are hospitalized. Police opened fire after a day of disorder that left four dead and about 20 wounded. Rival communal tensions echo across several Indian cities with over 60 fatalities cited.
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Calcutte
India
al- Hemg
Geets
Raiders Nab Fake Scotch Ring Amid Counterfeit Goods
Dex Moines April 23 An imported Scotch counterfeit ring laundering “real imported Scotch” label with alloy alcohol dye and carmel coloring was seized by prohibition officers. Two men, BR Latman and Elden deck sminth, were arrested on federal conspiracy charges after raids found labels with non removable caps and a $125 a case price.
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Stuur
Des Moines
Iho Srosa
Dinow
Chia
Dex Moines
Rapy
Enpuie
Atcohol
Peter Dawson
Labeis
Depew Sees 100 With Cheerful Rules for Life
At 92, former U S Senator Chauncey Depew expects to reach a century through smiles and moderation. In his twenty third annual birthday eve interview he urges calm cheer, kindness to youth, and laughter to brighten life. He remains chairman of the New York Central railroad board and advocates simple, hopeful living.
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America
Thomas A. Edison
Kenry Ford
Joan D. Rockefeller
Chauncey Depew
Chanteer Depew
New York Central Railroad
Jung Crethey
Depew
New York
Notorious robber Henderson linked to post offices and payroll heists
Federal agents and Sioux City detectives arrested Robert Henderson, famed criminal, amid a manhunt spanning St Paul Denver and the Midwest. He faces charges for the St Paul post office robbery of about 12000 and a Superior Wisconsin post office theft, plus the Windsor Dairy payroll raid in Denver in 1925. Jim Sullivan already convicted in the St Paul case, Henderson previously served time in a South Dakota penitentary and was captured in Hot Springs Arkansas before escaping in St Louis Union Depot custody.
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United States Post
Robert Henderson
Jim Sullivan
Sioux City
Ly Henderson
St. Paul
Denver
California
Middlewest
Sioux Gilly
Ommne Ely
Henderson
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Jimmy’ Sullivan
Shin
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Dever
Sullivan
Amos
South Dakota State Penitentiary
Kenderson
Hot Springs
Ark
Union Depot
St. Louis
St. Pat
Chief of Elks Army and Navy Found Dead
Investigators probe the death of Gen William Patterson commander in chief of the Elks army and navy lodge ranks found shot in his home. Mrs Patterson, a bride of a few months, was away when the incident occurred. Local officers pursue leads as details remain unclear.
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Elks’ Army and Navy
Dattas
Totay
Willliam
Billy) Patterson
Elks Army
Wave
Patterson
Rain Delays Drake Relay Start in Heavy Storm
iowa Moines april 22 rain and driving storms delay the Drake Relay carnival at Drake Memorial stadium this afternoon and cause some events to be postponed until tomorrow as officials assess weather impacts and safety concerns.
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Ios Moines
Drake Memorial Studinny
N Pon
Courier Delivery Deadline Notice
The courier will be delivered to your home before 5 20 o clock. If the warrior boy or other cause prevents timely receipt, call stan. A copy of the paper will be sent. One ellis must reach this office before 6 80 p.m.
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Stan
Ellis
Mason Not Guilty of Assault, Waterloo Justice Rules
Road Patrolman Harry P. Mason was found not guilty of assault and battery on Bryan Kepford, son of Cedar Heights attorney. Justice FL El Hewitt, ruling today after a Wednesday hearing at the justice’s home in Waterloo on Grant highway, noted the charge arose from Kepford’s alleged offense the night of March 22 involving Mason driving carelessly.
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Harry P. Mason
Bryan Kepford
Cedar Heights
FL EL Hewitt
Waterloo
Grant
Justice Hewitt
Kepford
Mason
Pss
Waterloo Drake Relays Relay Team Reaches Finals
Waterloo high school relay team posted 46.3 seconds in the 440 yard prelims at Drake Relays, qualifying for finals where Iowa Falls Perry Well City Algona and East High also advanced. Perry’s 40.4 second 440 yard mark from last spring remained a record target as coaches shift focus to the finals.
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Des Moines
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Serno
John Vweltz
Iowa Falls
Pery Well City
Algona Wid Lest
East Tigh
Perry
Demmel
Fowler
Sherburne
Harris
Morris
Charigon
East High Aid
Held
On SA Marinete Watahs Taw Pally
Myats S Ins. de Mares
Child Dies in House Fire While Playing With Matches
A five year old child playing with matches at home caused a fatal fire Friday afternoon. The tragedy occurred in a residence around town as neighbors and authorities respond. Parents identified as Mr and Mrs Jacobsen are reported grieving the loss.
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Ditugheer
Ehuer Jacobsen
Pheela Ow
Families Burned to Death by Bandits in China
Scores of Chinese families were roasted alive in a village near Weihsiem after bandits seized homes and set them ablaze. The villagers resisted, leading to the imprisonment of entire families and the near total destruction of the settlement.
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China
Apel
Insj
Weihsiem
Tientsin
Mediation Sits Over Looming Mill Strike Settlement
Negotiations to end a 1%week textile strike begin under uncertain conditions as United Front committees elect Albert Weishard and another worker delegate to confer with Gov Tar Moore's mediation committee and mill owners. Owners demand talks only with official delegates Noes and Weishard, labeled as a dissenting figure.
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Albert Weishard
Slyike Leater
AL Tar Moore
Noyes
Weixbord
Allegetii
Aii
Ontsidar
Prominent Resident of Washington Dies
Washington Iowa April 18 AP The history of Maj. Gen RL OW Ghispow who died in Des Moines yesterday afternoon after lingering illness will be browsed in Washington at night for his... Glustinw Was tanger op Washington for six years Nest Prishlone of the Rotary club clerk of the Migtriet Sourley Feverdt Lerius prominent in Masonry and Town National sci cireins at cone time elournan ve The Republican Couety retire committee and president of the Iowa League of Municipalities.
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Les Moines
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Prishlone
Rotary Club
Sourley
Lerius
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Sci Cireins
Federal Judge rules war risk policy remains in force
Portland AP report says Judge Walverton held that section 206 of the Veterans' Act of 1924 keeps a war risk insurance policy alive for ex servicemen who have a temporary disability rating, even if premiums lapse. The ruling, described as unprecedented, could restore about one billion dollars in war risk insurance.
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Walverton
Lashire
United States
Short Interviews With Home Folks 5 Kern heads home from Waterloo
Kern a former Waterloo citizen who visited friends in Waterloo reports the city’s progress and growth are beyond question. He calls Waterloo a revelation and says land values compare favorably with agricultural ground toward the Pacific coast.
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Waterloo
Long Beach
Cal
Pacific Coast
Cummins Papers Filed by Manager in Des Moines
Nomination papers for Senator A. Bo. Cummins for renomination in the Republican primary in June were filed today by his campaign manager George W. Chirke. Applications for nomination were also filed by Ellis E. Wilson of Valario for Congress and by John B. Hammond of Des Moines for the state senate from Polk County.
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Des Moines
IAP
A. Bo. Cummins
Ceorge W. Chirke
Ellis E. Wilson
Valarino
Congress
John B. Hammond
Des. Moines
Dry Crusader
State Senate
Polk County
Police Nab Three Bootleggers in Weeds
Wes Moines April 2 police report three bootleggers arrested on Prospect road while hiding three cans of liquor in the weeds. Mathew Sanger and Julius Perono were charged with violating liquor laws after booze squad pick up.
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Wes Moines
Mathew Sanger
Julius. Perono
Prospect Road
Kansas City Doctor Heads Association Election
In Dallas on April 23 the American Medical Association elected Dr Ja hex Jackson of Kansas as president and Dr Johny Reynolds of Dallas as vice president. Washington, D C was chosen as the next convention city.
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Dallas
Tex
American Medical Association
Ja Hex Jackson
Kansas
Johny © Reynolds
Washington, D. C
Waterway Special on Way to Dubuque
Waterway special on a cruise of the Illinois Ohio and Mississippi rivers arrived at Wannibal Missouri with 139 Illinois dignitaries aboard aboard the Cape Girardeau. After a short stop it proceeded up the Mississippi toward Dubuque. Shenandoah residents report Gladys Patience, 12, injured in a school incident at Rice Chapel.
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Utinnis Waterway
Mwinois
Ohio
Mississippi
Yasterday
Cape Girardnau
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Shenandoah
Gladys Patience
Borns
Ina
Hords
World Adrift Thru Space Scientists at Amal Convention
Scientists at an Amal Convention in Washington report on space drift and ether movement observed from Mount Wilson in February. The event discusses Earth ether movement, potential explanations, and related topics from the American Society.
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Washington
Mount Wilson Observatory
Tla Eletrode
Farm relief bill debate spurs two year fee delay plan
Washington April 2 AP The House agricultural committee moved to amend the Haugen farm relief bill by deferring for two years the equalization fee on basic commodities used to stabilize prices. The measure would raise the revolving fund to 250 million dollars and impose the fee after two years to balance tariffs and world market quotes. The committee split over timing and scope, with support for three proposals including the Curtis Aswell plan and Tincher bill, and debate continued as adjournment approached.
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House Agricultural Committee
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Pygeon
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William Hirth
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Anderson
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Interstate Commerce Committee
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