Five autos aided McSwiggin slaying in Chicago chase
Chicago police reveal five cars carried nearly 30 armed men to trail the McSwiggin party and fire upon them after the ambush. Al Caponi allegedly led the gang, with warrants issued for his arrest as investigators connect the slayings to gang activity and a onetime bootleg era feud.
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Chicago
William McSwiggin
Ron
al Caponi
al Brown
Caponi
McSwiggin
Jess Edger
James
Woherty
Thomes Duffy
Mytes
Klondike O'Donnell
Rum Olanning Activis
Rioters Clash With Police Amid British General Strike
Crowds of up to 14,000 marchers and counter demonstrations across Britain as emergency regulations spark government action. Police and troops prepare to maintain essential services while protests widen, with disruptions to railways and power supplies reported.
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Cimercia
Jeprular
Prince of” Wates
Duke of York
William Joynson-Hicks
Etary
Wenden
Daily “Herald
Daily, Herald
London
William Joynson- Hicks
House of Commons
Burton-on-Trent
Belthinstan
Scotland
Manchester
UPI
Baldwin
Richard Sinker
Wits
K Forces
Methodist bishops discuss Bast case at midyear meeting
Washington May 5 AP The Methodist board of bishops meeting in Washington hear discussion of Bishop Bastop's trial and conviction in Copenhagen for misstatements in soliciting charity funds. Bishops see potential moral wrong though funds used for advertised missions. The board cannot act until the case is ruled by Bast’s jurisdiction. A banquet honors the bishops amid debate on prohibitionists and straw votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. C
Copenhagch
Bastop
Methodist Board of Bishops
Bast
Methodist Union of Washington
Bishon Waldorf
Kansas City
Norge dirigible leaves for Spitzbergen from North Pole route
The Norge airship departs at 6:30 a.m. from King's Bay Spitzbergen for the North Pole mission of the Amundsen Birsworth Nobile expedition. The craft had been grounded recently due to navigational issues but is now en route toward the polar expedition path.
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Leningrad
Norge
Aich
North Pole
King's Bay
Spitzbarger
Polar Wistes
Red Cross Reinstates War Risk Insurance In April
Monthly report from Mrs. Genee TH Worthen cites $27,000 reinstated for soldiers and $2.00 aid to officers, with 87 cases served, 222 interviews, and 171 letters written for veterans. Total funds spent for relief noted.
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RED Cross
Naval Cross
Genree
TH. Worthen
Worthen
Oice
Cra
Sara Clark Wilber 84 Dies in Tittleson Iowa
The body of Sara Clark Wilber 84 of Tittleson Iowa will be taken tomorrow from the Kearns Funeral Home to light burial. She had resided in Litveton for 40 years and recently returned to visit relatives before death. Funeral services will be at First Methodist Church with burial in Fairview.
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Sara Clark Wilber
Sara Clark
Tittleson
Klee
Bayard Street
Kearns Funere
Litveton
Adar Pilis
A. Wise Wilt
First Methodist
Fairview
British Strike Disrupts London and Glasgow Unrest
AP report notes disorders in Pap char district London and Glasgow radical centers as police clear streets. Docks, rail and ship services face curtailment while air travel is boosted. Emergency food distribution centers appear as strike continues with international reactions and calls for coal quotas.
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Associated Press
Papchar
London
Glasgow
British Isles
Southampton
New York
Charabanes
Liverpool
Paris
English Channel
Hyde Park
Patween
Ireland
England
Ulster Govern
Stillmans Finish Second Honeymoon in New York
Mrs James A Stillman arrived with her husband in New York aboard the Inner Olymp ic after a second honeymoon described as better than the first. The multimillionaire banker and his wife faced reporters and cameramen while she spoke about theories of life and conduct.
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New York
James A. Stillman
Lnner
Olympic
Stillman
Briand Calls for Conference on France
Paris May 5 Premier Briand summoned his cabinet to meet tomorrow to discuss methods to check the record rise of the franc and the Moroccan situation. The dollar traded at 31.51 francs and the English pound at 14.505 francs. mercurial rates reflect market movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dpremier
Briand
Cabinet crisis shakes Belgium and Poland in early March
Poland's cabinet under Premier Skryanski resigned today, prompting president to accept the move. The upheaval follows internal party tensions and cabinet disarray, with Belgian and Polish factions watching for a broader regional political shift.
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Hrwseels
Carton
Intucor
Warsaw
Mar. S
Tremier Skryanski
Ph. Jaud
Four State Banks Reopen After Reorganization
The Iowa banking department announced that four closed Shaffer state banks have been reorganized or consolidated and reopened for business. State banking commissioner Ay Ambesy said the process was completed largely by one field agent from the department, and operations resume today.
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Ves Moines
Shaffer State
Ay Ambesy
Andrew Said
Names Distributors Town War Trophies Des Melnet May AS
Insufficient readable text to determine a clear news item. The fragment mentions Des Melnet May AS, Hamill, L. Hogue budget director, Louis Al Lasbergin Insurance Commissioner and a committee on distribution of trophies.
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Des Melnet
Hammill
Eo L. Hogue
Adj
Louis al
Baby Carriages and Tricycles All Must Stop on Boulevards
Port Madison Ja May 5 Perambulators kiddie cars tricycles bicycles streetcars trucks and automobiles all must come to a stop before entering boulevards city council decides This applies previously only to automobiles and trucks
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Port Madison
Bound Over in $1500 Bond for Auto Theft
Albert Madison was arraigned in municipal court on a charge of stealing an automobile belonging to Edward Schroeder of 317 Conger Street. He was held to answer by the judge and released on a $1500 bond after a brief appearance. The car had been missing about a month and was found in Creston with Madison claiming purchase from a local man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Madison
Madison
Edward Schroeder
Conger Street
Creston
District Court
Rain Quenches Montana Forest Fires Amid Drought Relief
Rains began Tuesday and continued through today in Montana, easing central forest fires that had threatened thousands of acres of timber and farmland. Fire crews reported the nine mile canyon blaze near containment after stubborn efforts.
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Montana
Missoula
Mont
Nave
Tiber
Forest Offiel Clits
Nine Mile Canyon
Hospital for Poor Hampered by Strike
London report states the Royal Free Hospital in Wing's Cross district suspended N-ray and sleetiness treatments as power was cut from St Pancras. The hospital serves a dense area and aids minor families with numerous patients affected by the outage amid ongoing disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Free Hospital
Weather reports warn of drought and delayed planting in Iowa
Des Moines May 5 corn planting under way in western Iowa but delayed by drought. Eastern counties two weeks behind. dust storms, soil drifts clog drainage and roads. Wheat stands poor in western counties. Gyps looks better in central areas. frost May 2 caused little fruit injury. winter wheat damaged by dryness. grasses and clover in poor condition.
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Des Moines
Wright County
Weather Bureau
Crouch
Naturalization Law Restrictions Spark Depositions Debate
The Naturalization Service urged Congress to amend the law to allow depositions from within the same state for naturalization petitions. A. M. Bode and I. W. Thompson discuss the issue, citing cases like Gust Atrizos of Waterloo whose residency spans two cities. The Bureau has long recommended change, but no action has been taken.
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Naturalization Service
United States Department of Intior Lits
Congress
A. M. Bode
Aiicains
Federal
Qma
Courier Today
Gust Atrizos
Waterloo
Bureau of Naturalization
Congess
Marshal town Bank Declares 15 Percent Dividend Plan
Judge Cummings orders the receiver of the Marshalltown State Bank to pay a 15 percent dividend at once to creditors. The ruling aims to dissolve the bank’s closure three weeks ago in Marshalltown Iowa. The judge also compels collection actions against stockholders to cover a 190 percent assessment on holdings.
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Marshalltown
PF. Cummings
Marshalltown State Bank
Morrow
Wis
Walt Af
Cout
Te Bank
Legion Members Hear Alaska Talk Tomorrow
Becker-Chapman post of the American Legion will hear M. J. Alberts speak on Alaska at Memorial hall tomorrow night. J. G. Crippen will entertain with a musical saw. The Lesson executive committee plans to meet at 6 30 in Black's tearoom.
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M. J. Alberts
F. HL. Greten
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Alaska
Memorial Hall
J.G. Crippen
Black's
Muscatine Bar Divided Over Judge Letts Run for Congress
Muscatine County Bar association votes 12 to 6 to table a resolution opposing Judge PF D Letts running for Congress while holding a district court bench. The action follows a debate on eligibility and the bar’s stance on dual service.
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Muscatine
PF. D. “Letts
Musicatine County Bar Association
Pyn
Strike Chief A W Cook Leads British Miners
A W Cook, head of the miners strike, guides the Miners Federation in opposition to government measures. As a key organizer, he helps direct the union’s stance during the labor war, rallying supporters in Wales and shaping actions against official policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Cook
Miners’ Federation
Wales
Elopers Reported Moving to Freeport and Sheriff's Probe
A confusing report indicates Grundy Center residents identified as elopers are now in Freeport. Sheriff learns a 36 year old watchman and 18 year old Thorn Heisler were involved in a Ford automobile incident earlier and officers say charges will be decided after a family conference.
Berenger to Speak for Debt Settlement in Paris
French ambassador Henri Berenger, announced to arrive from Ashington by the end of May, will address the French senate in support of a plan to repay France’s debt to the United States.
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Berenger
Paris
Henri Berenger
United States
Ashington
Ohio minister accepts call to Walnut Street Baptist
Rev. Warren L. Steaves, pastor of First Baptist Church in Jima Ohio for five years, accepts the pastorate of Walnut Street Baptist Church and will report in June. Interim pastor Dr C H Saashali notes Steeves is a proven builder, with 1100 members and 600 on Sundays, and has doubled membership in five years. The church plans a new building as membership grows. Steeves, born in New Brunswick and educated in Canada, is in his early forties with a wife and three sons and two daughters. Dr Saashall remains as secretary of the Northern Baptist Theological Seminary until Steeves assumes duties.
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Warren L. Steaves
First Baptist Church
Jima
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Steever
Ze Fa
Steeves
New Brunswick
N.S
Canada
Snashall
The
Northern Baptist ‘Theological Sensuars
Oak Park
Sjaexk
Defendant Wins Damage Case in Franklin County
A Franklin County jury returned a verdict for the defendant in a damage case filed by Mrs. M Vacreiman against Will Libsreaman of Latimer. The panel from Hampton and nearby towns deliberated about ten minutes and on the first ballot exonerated the defendant.
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Stampton
Tony Gahsen
Coulter
Henryhielen, Sr
Thornton
Reby Nentel
Paulkoer
Ray Froning
Sheffield
U S Manufacturers Praise British Action
Illinois Manufacturers Association lauds Premier Stanley Baldwin for defending Parliament and unions. Cablegram signed by Charles Piez president notes praise for firmness and courage against revolutionary assaults.
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Gabago
Illinois Manufacturers Association Today
Stanley Caldwig
Charles Piez
Wants La Guardia in Booze Theft Quiz
United States Attorney Robert A Ward asked Attorney General Sargent for aid in examining Congressman La Guardia before the federal grand jury convened in Indianapolis to probe the disappearance of the W P Squibi liner from the basement of the pavariament building.
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la Guardia
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
United States
Robert A. Ward
Sargent
Washington
New York
Federal Grand Jury
W. P
Indianape- S
Judge rules Buzzard claim secured by bank loan
Judge G. W. Wood ruled that $6,779.18 deposited by the late FJ Buzzard to Water son Bank & Trust Co to retire a loan is a separate account and that the administratrix Sara J Ruzaarit holds a preferential claim for the receiver of the bank for that amount. The receiver had classified the claim as that of a general creditor.
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G. W., Wood
FJ. Buzzard
Waterson Bank & Trust Co
Sara J.ruzaarit
Postmaster Sentenced to Fort Leavenworth Prison
Everinie A. Wright former postmaster at Granger was sentenced to one year and a day in Fort Leavenworth federal prison Wright pleaded guilty to two charges of misappropriating about 346 dollars from postal funds in a Des Moines federal court May b AP report
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New Moines
Everinie A. Wright
Granger
Federll
Fort Leavenworth
Jedlee Martin Wade
Wright
Frederika High Junior Class to Present Play Thursday
Frederika High School junior class will present The Elopement of Ellen on Thursday evening May 6 in the high school auditorium. The cast includes Tuyhard Taed John Neourke Myully Kernie Harne and others. Mrs Ward and Mrs Ward Barnes direct the production.
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Frederika High School
Frederiky
Snedall
Eilen
Tuyhard Taed
Suninyr
John Neourke
Myully
Sther Hyuite
Robert Shepherd
Mary
Tiracher
Kernie Harne
Loren Oz
John Mane
Regtar Nies
AgitIe
Tiindeipl
Matthieser
Dorothy Maryh
Lobert
Motor Freight Line From Janesville to Waterloo Eyed
Iowa board of railroad commissioners to hold a May 25 hearing in Waterloo on W J S McGilligan’s motor freight line proposal linking Janesville Cedar Falls and Waterloo The county auditor will host the session Mrs Mary Bresnan Rev J Bresnan Cuba City Wis visit John Kelley 1930 Franklin Street and Martin E Trennusar 209 Towler Street mentioned in the same report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowan Board of Railroad Commissioners
Waterloo
W. Js. McGilligan
Janesville
Ianesville
Cedar Falls
Waters
Wudstor
Mary Bresnan
J. Bresnan
Cuba City
Wis
John Kelley
Franklin Street
Martin EE
Towler Street
Brennan
Temperatures Ahead for an Odd Weather Schedule
The notice shows a scrambled forecast with mentions of Tuesday and Wednesday, predicting higher readings and shifting day labels. It lists times and places in a puzzling pattern, suggesting a misprint or code.
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Freeport
Sheriff
Ohio
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