Secretary Hoover to Attend Road Convention Here in May
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover has agreed to speak at the national highway convention in Albuquerque May 26 to 31. He will also chair hearings on the Colorado river project and a Rio Grande Mexico commission meeting. Delegates numbering over 4,000 have been named with Virginia and Colorado sending large contingents. Georgia armone Jaden and Texas leader M. Farrier also accepted invitations to address sessions.
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Albuquerque
Virginia
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Sed Roads Association
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Texas
Rountree
Southeast Storm Devastation Claims Hundreds And Exacts Loss
A cyclone-like storm system sweeps the southeast from Tennessee to South Carolina causing at least eighty six known deaths and more than 400 injuries while destroying homes and property. Officials report extensive damage across multiple states with hundreds of miles of damage and dozens of collapsed buildings. Red Cross relief underway as fatalities and missing persons spread through the affected areas.
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Georgia
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Tenneseee-Arkansas
Tenneseee
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Misalasippi
Denver Weather Forecast Outlook for April 30
New Mexico partly cloudy Thursday and Friday with rising temperatures. Arizona generally fair west and partly cloudy east tomorrow and Friday with little change in temperature.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Log Fragment Shows Temperature and Wind Data
Fragmentary OCR notes record yesterday’s university weather with temperature around 70 degrees and humidity estimates. The text mentions wind velocity and possible barometric readings, but many sections are garbled and illegible.
Deficient U S fleet noted by Admiral Coontz
Washington April 30. Admiral Robert E. Coontz reported serious deficiencies in the United States fighting fleet based on winter maneuvers. He cited low speeds of auxiliary ships, inadequate repairs due to lack of appropriations, 13 older battleships needing modernization, and submarines being the worst for fleet work. He praised some submarine crew efforts as heroic.
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Washington
United States
Robert E. Coontz
Navy Department
Coontz
Greenleaf Ties Allen in Pocket Billiards, Early Final Tonight
Ralph Greenleaf of Philadelphia defeated Frank Tahorski of Detroit 125 to 113 to tie Bennie Allen of Kansas City for the pocket billiards championship. Greenleaf advances to meet Allen here tomorrow night for the world title.
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Ralph Greenleaf
Philadelphia
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
Frank Tahorski
Senators and reps accused of drinking during votes in Washington
Judge James F. Klecka testified before the House judiciary committee that four senators and ten representatives did not vote as they drank. He said some members relished liquor and that drinks could be obtained in office buildings, naming bourbon brands and social trips with lawmakers.
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House Judiciary Committee
James F. Kiecha
Baltimore City People’s Court
Congress
Tie
Klecka
Senate
House
Kentucky
Governor Threats Boundary Closure Over Arizona California Traffic
Arizona Governor Hunt maintains strict foot and mouth quarantine with no change. Imperial county delegates push for a limited passenger flow with disinfection. Boundary friction grows as Yuma residents fear crossing bans and California refuses reservation closure proposal.
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Colorado miners face possible walkout over wage cut
The Colorado Industrial Commission and local coal executives denied plans for a general miners strike after reports 136 Temple Fuel employees at Agrailar would quit to protest an 18 percent wage cut. The commission said the 14 percent reduction, to take effect May 1, would not be postponed, and that the union had not protested in time. Strike action would depend on mine and union leaders, according to William J. Reilly.
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Colorado
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Tdistrict No. 15
United Mine Workers of America
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Five Newborn Quintuplets Reported in Genthin
In Genthin Pomerania on April 30 a tradesman's wife gave birth to five children. All were alive at birth but died within a few hours. A gynecologist says this is the first quintet born in the area.
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Wheeler Faces Montana corruption charges under Borah probing
A Senate committee led by William Borah investigates bribery accusations against Burton K Wheeler representing Montana. Indictments allege Wheeler accepted fees to influenceSenatorial decisions amid a broader political clash linked to previous prosecutions involving Attorney General H M Daughtery. Witnesses testify as the Borah chaired inquiry unfolds.
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Senate
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M. Daugherty
William BE. Borah
Ohio GOP primary returns show Coolidge lead. Cox secures delegates
As preliminary tallies from 7 522 precincts in Ohio reveal Calvin Coolidge atop the Republican presidential preference with a large Johnson lead over McAdoo, James M Cox wins the bulk of statewide delegates and will attend the New York convention. Secretary of State’s late tabulation confirms at large delegates favored by Cox while Coolidge dominates the vote for delegate at large. President Coolidge telegrammed his gratification from the White House.
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Secretary of State
Hrawhat & P. m
Coolidge
United States
Hiram Johnson
Mox
William Gibbs McAdoo
Johnson
Cox
McAdoo
New York
Ohio
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Daugherty
Coolidus Delermstes-At-Larce
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Coosidge
White House
Japan to Subscribe 600000 Toward New Bank Capital
The government decided Japan will subscribe 600000 toward the capital of the New Geranteene bank as recommended by experts. The Banks of Japan will act as the government’s agent. Officials seek a bankers meeting to curb ongoing exchange declines shared by Prince Regent Hirohito who asked Finance Minister to prepare a report.
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Associated Press
Japan
Geranteene Bank
Hirohito
Major Martin Leaves for Dutch Harbor Mission
Major Martin of the United States Army Squadron 6 departs to Dutch Harbor. The timing is 11 10 morning local, with an official dispatch confirming the plan.
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Ulon Demands Removal of Veterans Bureau Manager
Senator Ashurst demands removal of Louis T. Grant, head in the twelfth district, due to a narcotics conviction linked to a pardon procured with Forbes. He cites trust concerns and notes some posts in his state have acted while others remain silent.
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Forbes
Agsé
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Stone Not Interested in Partisan Politics
Cleveland April 36 Warren 8 Stone president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers says he is not interested in partisan politics in reply to rumors from Washington that he is being considered as a vice presidential running mate of President Coolidge.
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McCray Sworn Governor As He Receives Record U S Prison Sentence
Warren T McCray the former Indiana governor in Indianapolis received a ten year federal prison term after being convicted of postal fraud. Judge A B Anderson imposed the maximum five year terms on thirteen counts but limited cumulative time to ten years and a 164000 fine. McCray resigned as governor and Trench was sworn in as his successor before the sentence was announced.
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Senate and House work on bonus bill and world court
Conferees reached agreement on a soldier bonus bill while Senate committees studied naval oil reserves and American participation in the world court. Hoover charged critics sought to derail Alaska fisheries policy and save fisheries from exploitation.
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Senate Oil Committee
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Baltimore
House Judiciary Committee
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Congress
Daugherty Committee
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Outbreak of Foot and Mouth Reported in California
Three cases of foot and mouth disease were reported to state authorities in Sacramento as preparations began to move stock from white ranges to summer forests. Nearly a million animals, mostly cattle and sheep, will be inspected at strategic points before forest entry. California Nevada Grand Army of the Republic events face delays due to regulations. A Hawaii veterinarian noted the worst of the outbreak may be over and Nevada quarantine actions continue with fumigation plans at Reno.
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Forest Service
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Dr Robert C Frank Nabbed In Louisiana
Dr Robert C Frank wanted for escaping an Arizona penitentiary and charged in Minnesota with kidnapping Marion Christophersen. also linked to Wisconsin forgery. Sheriff Landry said Frank confessed. He was arrested at Jeaneretta April 16 for reckless driving.
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Florensce
Arizona
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Grantaburg
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Paul A. Landry
Jeaneretta
Tornado Cuts Eight Mile Path Through Martin County
A tornado swept through Martin County near Necky Mount North Carolina April 30 cutting a path about eight miles long and 360 yards wide. The report continues on Page Two.
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Wadsworth Considered for GOP Convention Chair
At Cleveland the sub committee on arrangements discussed broadcasting the Republican National Convention. Senator James W. Wadsworth Jr of New York was viewed as a potential permanent chairman, while Theodore Burton was chosen temporary chair and keynote speaker. The plan to broadcast proceedings nationwide was explored with major stations linked to the convention hall.
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Associated Press
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