Roman guide fights American tourist in hotel anger
A Roman guide angered by a dispute with an American tourist over etiquette invited him outside for a fight. The American, John Adame Abbott of Boston, reportedly fractured the guide Salvatore Astrologo’s jaw and left him with a black eye. Abbott also faces charges for insulting Premier Mussolini after admitting altering the guide’s facial expression.
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Rome
John Adame Abbott
Boston
United States
Salvatore Aslyclozo
Mussolini
Lael Bay
Signor Astrologo
Farm Relief Law Believed Doomed by Funds Shortage
Washington April 29 A White House spokesman disavowed responsibility for choosing what legislation to push leaving Congress to decide amid budget strains. Farm relief faces hostile odds as lawmakers from farming districts feel pressure to aid farmers, while overall willingness to enact wide reform seems unlikely. Proposals to raise salaries for federal judges threaten fiscal constraints, with two main bills circulating for substantial increases.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
White House
House
Treasury
Supreme
Two Men Arrested With 15 Gallons of Liquor
Tony Benda and Mike Lange, both from Dubuque, were arrested in Lue city on charges of transporting and selling liquor. Bail set at 650 dollars each. Officers seized fifteen gallons of alleged liquor, two women with tied roles, and unconfirmed plans to move the goods to Taylor. Suspects await municipal court hearing.
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Tony Benda
Mike Lange
Hello
Dubuque
Lue City
Tate
Reo Buckley
I Waugh Crumyring
Jasse Taylor
Ling Street
Mildred Richardson
Benda
Gary Re-Elected to Head U.S. Steel Board
New York April 28. Speculation on Judge Elvert Gary’s possible retirement as head of the U.S. Steel board followed by news that John Fills was elected new president, succeeding John Rejs. The reelection maintains Gary as chairman amid leadership changes at the steel giant.
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Steel ‘Board
New York
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U.S. Steel
John Fills
Vew
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Irish Horsetraders Gather for Annual Burial in Atlanta
Irish clans from the United States and Canada converge on Atlanta for the annual burial of the Irish horsetraders. The event marks decades of ritual with families arriving from various clans such as Riley, O'Hara, Mack, and more. Two members, Winnie Mack and Pete Carroll, died recently. their bodies were sent to Atlanta and kept in vaults before today’s ceremony.
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Atlanta
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America
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Rollz
O'llaras
Macks
Wariong
Winnie Mack
Pete Carroll
Bec
Motorist Cited After Wine 11 Gallons Found
A speeding motorist was stopped on Grant Highway east of the city by Road Patrolman Harry Mason. In the vehicle were Matt Stergen and two young men with 10 gallons of wine, a 4 gallon can, and a quart bottle, all claimed by county officers to contain wine. Stergen said he was visiting friends and relatives and bringing wine home to his family. After conference with Mason and County Attorney Cook, four counts of liquor charges were filed, with possible release after municipal court processing. Separately, deputies raided Grace Courtney’s home at 1-2 Commercial Street, seizing roughly two pints and three liquid measures alleged to be alcohol, with Courtney assessed a large penalty.
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James Wv ‘Doherty
Thames Duffy
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Robert E. Crowe
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Chicara
Six Year Old Girl Hit by Auto On Way To School
Six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kelly of 112 Ninth Street was struck by an automobile on Mulberry Street while crossing en route to school. Rushed to St Mary’s Hospital with possible skull fracture and internal injuries. the car driven by R Ackerman did not pass at high speed. Neighbors and witnesses described the incident as a brief contact before the vehicle stopped.
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Flood of last day filings for state and national offices
Des Moines reports a large, late rush of primary filing papers at Secretary Ramsay office. Democratic and Republican candidates flood in for U S Senate, governor, lieutenant governor, congress, and state posts. New names appear in both parties, with about 30 candidates across races signaling lively campaigns.
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Ramsay
Democratic Caucus
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Congress
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Washington
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L. EB. Birkelberg
Waterloo
John R. Price
Albia
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Tle
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Charlie Hinttley
Centerville
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Polede
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Frank E. Howard
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Ellis B. Wilson
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T. Ketcham
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le Mars
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W.L. Bitter
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Humboldt
Hentenant Bove ‘Mney
Mra
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Nes Moines
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Gobbler's Call Defense in Murder Trial in Okatulgea
In Okatulgea Oklahoma on April 23 a turkey call defense was presented in a murder trial. Crowell, a wealthy rancher, testified he shot Timer after an Indian shouted gobbles three times and hints of intent.
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Tiny Crowell
Shoutine Willis Brunne Roian
Hold Kansas Athlete in New York for Robbery
Andrew Hartrey a 25 year old former University of Kansas athlete was arraigned in general sessions before Judge Mancuso on an indictment for first degree robbery linked to a restaurant holdup on April 20. Plea remained at 509 and counsel Edward Vorick, Assistant District Attorney Maloney sought an early trial and the case was set for Monday.
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New York
Cpy
Andrew Hartrey
University of Ans
Judee Mancuso
Kat Wan
Edward Vorick
Maloney
Courier Delivery Details and Paper Replacement Note
Notice states home delivery before 5 30. Paper may fail due to carrier error or other cause. Call 5100 for a replacement copy. Contact details reference delivery issues and phone instructions.
Steck Contest Costs Government Over 65000
Washington April 28 Special The Steck Brookhart contest cost the government upwards of 65000 not including the salary of Senator Brookhart which will be allowed later. Senator Ernst, chairman of the contest committee, estimated today that within a day a resolution would be introduced to grant Steck 15600 for personal expenses and Lane 10000 for Brookhart to cover his costs in seeking to retain his seat. Additional outlays for canvassing town votes and recording proceedings could bring total beyond 100000, with Steck’s back salary about 13000 to be paid later in the deficiency bill.
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Ernst
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Jane Bragdon Girl Who Swallowed Pin Dies of Pneumonia
S28 Sheridan Pod, taken to a local hospital after swallowing a pin that lodged in her throat, died at 12 a m on the day of partionisa. She was born December 28, 1920 in this city. Survived by parents and a brother John. Funeral arrangements pending at O Keefe Towne Mortuary.
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Wenneth Brayer
Sheridan Pod
Paritanisa
Livion
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Dee
Wrother
Joli
O'Keefe
Inquest Adviser Named In McSwiggin Death Case
Coroner Oscar Wohl hires John J. Healy as legal adviser for the inquest into the death of Assistant State's Attorney William McSwiggin and two saloonkeepers. The violence comes amid a Chicago gangland purge with several killings and a statewide manhunt expanding. Policemen and officials coordinate under District Attorney Crowe as Cicero and Chicago face a sweeping crackdown.
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Kiling
William McSwiggin
Oscar Wohl
John J. Healy
United States
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Wee
Senate Clears Up Calendar of War Debt Settlements
Washington April 28 The senate ratified the 3115,000,000 Czecho Slovakian debt pact by 38 to 17, completing six debt settlements negotiated by the American debt commission last summer. Czecho Slovakia will repay the debt in 62 years with annual payments as specified, culminating in a final large total in 1997.
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Shington
Dp. C
Congressional
Senate
Congress
Report 230 Missing on Disabled Steamer
Tokio April 28 AP reports 230 persons are missing from the Chichiba Maru which grounded in the Kurile during a storm off Horomushiro Tuesday. The vessel was disabled by the weather and search efforts were initiated by authorities. Local authorities warned about difficult sea conditions hampering rescue operations.
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Horomushiro
Texas Woman Files for Texas Governor Nomination
Mrs. J. A. Johnston of San Antonio announced her candidacy for Texas governor. She opposes Prohibition and the Ku Klux Klan and has run a ranch in Mexico for nine years.
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INS
J. AM. Johnston
Texas
Johnston
Mexico
Post Office Fraud Order Targets Ponzi Syndicate
The U S Post Office issued a fraud order against the Gharpon land syndicate of Jacksonville Florida, led by Charles Ponai a jailed Florida land operator. Circulars advertised a $7250 yearly return on a $10 investment in units of indebtedness.
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INS
Post Office Department
Gharpon Land Syndicate
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles Ponai
Florida
Pouai
Waterloo Marked as Hazardous on Boozerunners Map
Waterloo is listed as hazardous on a state map studied by Chicago authorities during a raid that recovered three charts of laws from a headlegger operation. The chart marks Waterloo along with Dubuque and Cedar Rapids as hazardous areas.
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Boozerunners
Chicago
Chicaga
Waterlow
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Slerin el
TL Waener
Peace Talks With Riffs Surrounded By French Spanish Leaders
At Ouija Moroceco on April 8 the Riffian tribesmen, backed by France and Spain, meet to end the war while the armistice under military law remains in effect. Mohamed Azerkat, head of the Riff delegation, says the talks center on recognizing the Riffs as belligerents and honoring international treaties.
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Verco Tyubie
Oudja
Moroceco
Wilson
Rai
S KR
Sima
Si “Mohamed Azerkat
Ritian
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