Pinchot Prober Fired Upon By Mine Snipers
Uniontown despatch reports Shippen Lewis state investigator and Frank Calhoun riding toward the Smart mine to inspect picket lines when a volley of 100 to 150 rifle bullets burst from nearby hills. They sought shelter in a steel walled garage. no injuries occurred though two miners homes were struck.
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Uniontown
Shippen Lewis
Lewis
Pinchot
Fayette County
Frank Calhoun
Smart
Molstoun
Calhoun
Pope Pius XI Hosts First Global Press Audience
In Vatican City on April 9 Pope Pius XI welcomed correspondents from 25 nations in the first papal gathering of reporters. He thanked the press for its role in the Holy Year, calling newspapers a loud speaker that spread leaders' thoughts and deeds worldwide.
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Associated Press
Vatican City
Pius XI
Vatican
Barrow’s Car Found In Kansas
The motor car linked to Clyde Barrow in the Texas Oklahoma killings was found abandoned on a farm near Ottawa Kansas. Its windshield was shot through. The Department of Justice confirmed the car's identity as authorities in Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and Texas continue to pursue Barrow and his 22 year old companion Bonnie Parker and a second man.
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Ottawa
Kas
Clyde Barrow
Texas
Oklahoma
Here
Department of Justice
Kansas
Missouri
Bonnie Parker
W H Arthur Injured In Wreck On Route 50 Near State Line
William H. Arthur a 25 year old from Pittsburgh or Bellevue Pa was injured in a traffic accident on U S Route 50 near the West Virginia line. He was taken to Memorial Hospital with facial lacerations and no serious injuries. The Plymouth coupe owned by John C Ferguson of Corapolis Pa was damaged about 100 dollars and towed after Inspector Bayliss investigated.
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William H. Arthur
Pittsburgh
Bellevue
U. 8
Memorial Hospital
Here
Est
Virginia
R. E. Bayliss
State Road Bank
John C. Ferguson
Corapolis
Bayliss
Shenandoah Motor Company
City resumes Berryville Ave work after CWA halt
The city restarts Berryville Avenue construction after a CWA shutdown with a gasoline shovel on site to finish excavating. Crews aim to complete the base stone and open the finished side to traffic next Sunday, routing city traffic onto the new section while the other half remains excavated.
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Berryville Avenue
CWA
Berryville
Rival Armenian factions clash in Boston rioting
In Boston on April 8 rival Armenian Church factions fought on City streets over Arch bishop Leon Tourian's murder. Nine arrested for affray as police armed with riot gear tried to restore order. one patrolman injured and over 250 officers deployed. Similar clashes reported in Chicago with seven seriously injured and four women among those detained.
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Boston
New York
Leon Tourian
Boston Common
Thomas J. Casey
Tashnigs
Colonial Theater
Armenian Society
Boylston Street
Chicago
Elusive Dillinger Trail Found in Minnesota
In Minnesota on April 9, investigators said they found Dillinger’s elusive trail cold after abandoning a vigil at Mankato. Authorities disclosed the automobile used by Dillinger and Evelyn Freschetti, left with a repainted color and missing serial numbers, supporting a belief he remains in the region. Evidence also hints he was wounded in the leg during the St. Paul apartment shootout on March 31.
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Associated Press
St, Paul
Minn
John Dillinger
America
Mankato
Varage
Dillinger
Evelyn Freschetti
Twin Cities
Dllinger
Manato
Millinger
Osnite
Freschetti
St. Paul
Not Guilty Pleas Entered In Campaign Trial
Bishop James Cannon Jr and Miss Ada L Burroughs pleaded not guilty in Criminal Court to charges of corrupt practices for allegedly failing to report anti Smith contributions received in 1928. Burroughs spoke softly while Cannon declared not guilty as jurors were seated.
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Associated Press
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Ada L. Burroughs
Burroughs
Cannon
Auestion
Winchester VFW Post Holds Regular Meeting Tomorrow
The Winchester Post No. 2123 Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 8 PM tomorrow evening at headquarters on North Loudoun Street. Commander A. L. Cobl urges full attendance.
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Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Loudoun Street
A. L. Cobl
Yost Traders Hesitant as Market Opens in New York
New York April 9 traders held a cautious mood with few taking positions on the sidelines. Copper and silver issues showed some firmness as future prices trended up while grains cotton and most metals remained steady. Bonds remained in moderate demand with mixed secondary loans. International dollar rates narrowed and the pound opened in London at 5.18 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York City
United States
London
Mrs. Geo. Armel Dies At Riverton
Mrs. George E. Armel, 56, died at her Riverton home at one o clock this afternoon from complications. She leaves a husband and six children. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 10 o clock from Riverton M E Church South. Burial will be in Macedonia church cemetery. Full particulars of the death will be given tomorrow.
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George E. Armel
Riverton
Armel
Riverton M. E
Macedonia Church
Roosevelt Plans Return From Fishing Trip This Week
President Roosevelt intends to end his fishing trip around Thursday and depart for Miami that day. James Roosevelt says the party will rejoin his father aboard the Yacht Nourmahal tomorrow before heading north.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Roosevelt
Miami
Sun and Surf Club
James Roosevelt
North
Nourmahal
Chicago Grain Market Prices
Closing quotations today show Chicago May wheat at 86 1/2 cents, July 86 1/2, Sept 87 4. Baltimore spot wheat 91, Winchester spot 89. Corn Chicago May 49 1/2 cents, July 51 4, Sept 53 4. Winchester delivered 3 dollars per barrel and 60 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
Cash
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Short-Changers Arrest Made After 35 Mile Chase
Rocky Mount Virginia April 8 two men identified as Albert Brown and H E Mobley were arrested by state police after a 35 mile pursuit on the Rocky Mount Martinsville Highway. They allegedly short changed the Calloway Virginia postmaster on Saturday afternoon.
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Rocky Mount
Albert Brown
H. E. Mobley
Calloway
Martinsville
Miss Miriam Watson Undergoes Tonsil Adenoid Operation
Miss Miriam Watson daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Watson of Stephens City underwent a tonsil and adenoid operation last Friday at Memorial Hospital. She was enrolled at home with her parents Saturday and is improving.
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Miriam Watson
C. O. Watson
Stephens City
Memorial Hospital
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