Opening Day Sparks Rivalry At Grey Ducks Game
Fanfare and civic pride mark opening day between the Greys and Dayton Ducks as over 2,000 spectators gather for a sunlit kickoff. Billy Fans will represent the Cleveland club, while downtown parades and a downtown rally heighten the festive mood before ceremonies at 7 p.m. and related events unfold downtown.
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Dayton Ducks
Cleveland Club
Giera
Billy
Tribe
Putnam
Thertabouta
MclIntire
Bergdolls Targeted in Extortion Plot Through Grandchildren
Philadelphia reports say Pi Pederat agents and police are handling extortion threats against Mrs Emma Bergdoll mother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the draft dodger. Notes demanded kidnapping of her four grandchildren and mention of a ransom. Federal agents and local police have surrounded the Bergdoll mansion as inquiries continue.
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Philadelphia
Emma
Grover Cleveland
Bergiell
Tergdor
Bergdolls
Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
Bergdoll
Yrounger
Pergdoll
Germany
Alfred
Manni
Ervin
Beredell
Bergdell
Federal Bureau of Investigation
R. Jecogr Harvey
Bureau
Secretary Refuses to Retract Statements
Cotawbus Day Ohto Chamber of Columeroe refused today to retract statements as requested by the White House concerns about relocation of mortr industries to the Tennessee valley. George B Chandler said Marvin McIntyre requested the chamber retract statements when interpretations were placed on a TVA official conversation.
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Cotawbus
Ohto Chamber of Columeroe
White House
Mortr Industries
Tennessee Valley
George B Chandler
Chamber
Marvin McIntyre
Sleepwalking Son Acquitted in Greenville Slaying Case
A Greenville jury acquitted 38 year old Slvester Dearden regarding the death of his wife reported in a sleepwalk linked confession. Dearden testified he killed his wife during a sleep episode while living with his son at their Caddo home on April 22.
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Greenville
Texas
Slvester Pearden
Dearden
Darden
Jack Glenn
Af Iia
Will Rogers Says Beverly Beats Cato in Air News Fragments
Fragmentary text mentions Will Rogers and a flight story about Beverly and Cato with references to Buenos Aires Argentina and a 48 hour travel period. The readable parts include names Frank Hawks and Buenos Aires but many words are garbled and unclear.
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Beverly
Cato
Frank Hawks
Buenos
Buenos Aires
Teingo
Pen doors open for dying man
In Ohio a mother’s plea leads to parole for her son John Tumasic to spend his final days at home near his mother, while Rudolph Tumasic remains in custody at London prison farm. Representative Ashbolt facilitated the arrangement using his car and a nurse’s aid.
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Ohio
Rudolph
John ‘Tomasic
Lorain
John Tumasic
John
Deaths Coor
Mrx
Tomari
Willam B. Ashock
State
Ashbolt
Rudolph Wil
London
Amelia Earhart flies non stop toward New York at dawn
Mobile Alabama May 8 Earhart starts on a 2100 mile non stop flight from Mexico to New York amid heavy load in a red monoplane with 474 gallons of gas. She plans to cross the Gulf of Mexico to New Orleans then proceed to New York as Mexican troops observe the early takeoff.
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Amelia Earhart
Mexico
New York
New Orleans
D. F
Zanesville
Conqueror
Two Oceans
Jance
Capital
Tamprea
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Wardly
Misa Earhart
Monolulu
California
Earhart
Burbank
Cali
Probe Into Condition Of Radio Equipment
Macon Missouri May 8 A coroner's jury investigated the radio equipment on the TWA airliner that crashed near Macon killing five. After a day of testimony several jurors urged summoning more witnesses and questioned the crew's log book and maintenance, while Mrs Meeker wife of a passenger discussed her account.
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Inorquiga
TWA
Meaker
Ste
Kansas
F Smith
Oscar Nee
Janal
Meeker
enat-Sound Mer
Labor Organization of Home Town ousts Spang
Spang William J Spang longtime leader of the Amalga mated Association of Iron Steel and on Workers was expelled as vice president of the McKeesport Central Labor Union after addressing a meeting with communists Willian H Bollmer organizer for the american Federal aid he will interview today regarding expulsion of insurgent steel union faction from the McKeesport Central Labor Union.
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Pittsburgh
Wiliam J Spang Multant
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and
Central Labor Union
McKeesport
Bpang
Willian H Bollmer
American Federal
McBeezport
Veteran Hitch-Hiker Thumbs for Last Pickup
A Burgess man claims his 2000 mile hitch hike tour ends after six days and 78 hopeful thumps. He tells reporters he is fed up with hitch hiking and plans no more pickups from Pros pect to Or wend Fia.
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Butles
Janes
McGowan
Burgess
Prospect
Alloraa
Orwend
Burgess McGowan
Mass Flight Planned by 42 Fighting Planes
Honolulu reports a planned mass flight involving 42 fighting planes, 200 officers and enlisted men, taking off at 6 am for a 1200 mile hop to Midway Island. Admiral Reeves ordered the operation, a phase of broad naval maneuvers amid Pacific warfare.
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Honolulu
Americas
Pacific
Midway Island
United Press
Joseph E Reeves
Feet
Navy
Three Die in Auto Truck Collision Near Port Clinton
Three men from Detroit were killed when their car collided with a milk truck two miles east of Port Clinton Ohio. The victims were Walter Pringle Cere, Rod Murray, and Nubie Baxter. The driver of the milk truck escaped injury. the truck belonged to a Dearborn firm. Sheriff Cullinen could not determine a cause for the crash. The bodies were moved to a local funeral home.
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Clinton
Here
Walter Ro Pringle
Cere
Rod Murray
Detroit
Nubie E Baxter
D L
Cullinen
Ottawa County
Pringle
Dearborn
Mich
Head of Military School Found Dead on Lawn
Head of a military school in Irvington was found dead on the grounds. A shotgun lay beside the body as a caretaker reported the scene to police. Medical examiner Amos O. Squire ruled it a suicide. Dr Kit had faced prior legal trouble and other faculty changes followed.
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Irvington
MBY
Amos O. Squire
Kit
New York City
Meeber
Vic
Ryle Clowed
Prospecting Class Unearths Salted Gold Claim Near Salt Lake City
A prospecting class organized by the state division of educational education visited mountains near Salt Lake City on March 8. Mining engineer WS Buckley allegedly struck a cut claim and stirred wealth dreams, only to be told the spot had been salted for educational purposes and the venture was quashed.
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Salt Lake City
State Division of
Begaln
Hem
WS Buckiey
Cuban Radical Guiteras killed in skirmish with troops near Matanzas
Cuban radical Antonio Guiteras, described as an American born stormy petrel of Cuban politics, was killed in a clash with soldiers near Matanzas this morning. One follower and two soldiers died, according to Major Ramon Valls, former Interior Secretary, with Bat and navy units also involved in the raid at Matanzas bay mouth.
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Antonio Guiteres
Stormy Petrel
Cubes
Mattie
Matazas
Guiteras
Raimon Valls
Y Vale
Interior
BAT
Navy
En Amjeesh
Matanzs Bays
Centralized relief policy debated as states face funding shifts
Washington officials indicate federal relief may pivot to central control to speed the 4 billion work relief drive. State administrations resist, with Hopkins citing limited state funding and threats to withhold federal funds if states fail to meet tax and spending demands.
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Sammerce
Endeavar
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Washington
Treent
Selyi
Aiready
Huey P. Long
Loutaisna
Hia
Harry L. Hopkins
Louisiana
Hopkins
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Roosevelt Ctitic
Ilnote
Senate
Burk to Quit as State Liquor Director Under Bricker Suit
Columbus reports Burk will leave his post as state liquor director within 44 hours as a suit by Attorney General Bricker seeks to oust him. Governor Dewey may appoint a replacement with no salary reduction. Burk questions his eligibility due to General Assembly eligibility rules. The move follows a court action and prior debates on who should replace Lum.
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Columbus
Clamente H Burk
Associated Preas
Aiueu Wey
State Supreme Court
John W. Bricker
Burk
Davey
Maede
Dewey
United States Supreme Court
Lum
Milton J. Cox
McArthur
Thomas Edmondson
Te Devey
Burr
White
Frank Taylor
Paul Packard Named Examiner for Muskingum Conservancy Survey
Paul Packard appointed examiner to coordinate Muskingum conservancy survey between federal and state governments. Announcement in Columbus by John Jaster Jr. Packard to earn 3000 dollars annually. Packard formerly publicist for chov and governor’s spokesman on ragas.
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Paul Packard
Chov
Davey
Muskingum Conservancy
Columbus
John Jaster
Packard
Pupiiettsman
Ohio Protest Over Proposed Redistricting
Ohio lawmakers voiced opposition to a plan to create two new congressional districts in the northeastern part of the state and end at large representation. Representatives Stephen M. Young and Charles V. Truax called the bill unjust, with Young considering a gubernatorial run if approved.
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Ohio
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Charles V
Truax
Bucyrus
Young
Mayors and political shifts across American cities
The report notes Charles Worgan elected mayor of Lincoln Nebraska after twenty years, Upton Sinclair EPIC supporters winning eleven LA city council seats, John A Cooper elected mayor of Reno Nevada by a thin margin, and Howard W Jackson securing a third Baltimore term. It mentions Republican challengers and ongoing party shifts shaping local governance and policy directions.
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Bryan
Charles Worgan
Nebrask
Wee
Lincoln
Cameron
Upton Sinclair
EPIC
Los Angeles
Sinclair
Jonn A Cooper
Reno
Ney
Sam Frank
Berg
Howard W Jackson
Baltimore
Tost
Blanchard Rad Day, Jr
Governor Davey vetoes Hill speed bill for commercial cars
Governor Davey explained his veto of a bill to raise highway speeds for commercial vehicles to five miles an hour. He argued the measure would shift negligence burden and urged maintaining responsibility of operators after recent bus incidents.
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Davey
Hill
Columbus
New Trial for Ousted Governor and Others
Binmark North Dakota May 4 The ousted governor William Langer launches a comeback after the Court of Appeals grants new trials to him and four others over alleged misuse of federal relief funds. Langer claims the government spent about $125 000 to prove his honesty as a governor and campaigns with a wide-brimmed hat.
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Binmark
N. D
Prairie Lands
North Dakota
William OH. Langer
U. & Gimerich Court of Appeals
Charya
Weather Showers Expected Across Regions Tonight
Forecasters predict showers and cloudy skies tonight with a likely opening of showers in the southwest tonight and Thursday across the east and northern portions. Much warmer tonight.
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East Ot
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