Tornado Hits Chelsea Area Killing Five and Wounding Many
A Oklahoma tornado near Chelsea killed five people and injured at least eight as it tore through farms and homes. Rescuers worked through debris with downed telephone lines hindering communications. Survivors described houses lifted by the wind and crashed back to earth.
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Morning Journal
Muskogee
Okla
Chelsea
John M. Riggs
Henry Purcell
Lewis Madden
Rothaway
Madden
Usia
Otis Ragan
Walter Sutherland
Sutherland
Choatu
Sims Moves Toward Gubernatorial Run in Arkansas
Sims secretary of state confirmed as a Democratic primary candidate for governor of Arkansas. He plans a formal announcement with his platform within days. The rancher from Graham County previously served as state treasurer 1974 to 2016 and was elected secretary of state in 1918.
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Phoenix
Ark
Mrt Sims
Artgon
Sims
Simes
Graham County
Turkish Sultan's Daughter Marries Ottoman Heir’s Son
The princess Sabiha Sultana, 22, wed Prince Omar Farouk Effendi, son of the heir apparent Abdul Med Effendi, in Constantinople. The bridegroom was educated in Vienna.
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JY Monming Journal
Constantinople
Associated Press
Roultan
Sabiha Sultana
Omar Farouk Effendi
Abdul Meddid Effend
Vienna
Weather Forecast and University Readings Summary
May 2 Denver report notes unsettled weather for New Mexico with likely showers in the north Monday and Tuesday. Arizona expects similar unsettled air and showers. University readings record 24 hour conditions through 6 pm with highs, humidity, and wind data indicating a partly cloudy day.
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Denver
Colo
Arizona
Air
Caeoe
Poptadurur
Conference of Methodists in Des Moines Addresses Church Trial
Bishops at the Des Moines conference present an address declaring the church is on trial. They frame vital questions as needing treatment and call for action on core church issues.
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Conference OF Methodists
Nes Moines
Conference bishops urge bold program for church reforms
In Des Moines May 2 the Methodist Episcopal quad conference opens with a bishops' address calling this the era’s most crucial meeting. They insist the church must face economic, racial, social, and world issues without returning to calmer days and outline eleven focal questions from youth to internationalism and peace.
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Joummol Brerral
Des Moines
Europe
Hunger strikers moved to hospital amid jail crisis
Thirty five more hunger strikers were taken from Helfast jail to a hospital, bringing total released in two days to sixty nine. George Murnaghan, solicitor from Omagh, arrested by the military and taken to Belfast. he had been election agent for Arthur Griffith of Sinn Fein in north west Tyrone. Dr. Stuart, health officer of Belturbet in County Cavan, also arrested.
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Efecion
Associated Press
Helfast
George Murnaghan
Omagh
Belfast
Ile
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Tyrone
Dr. Stuart
Belturbet
County Cavan
Plane crash in Vallejo kills two passengers
In Vallejo California Charles Stoffer Jr took his father Charles Stoffer Sr and friend Josephine Silveria for a flight. The engine failed during descent causing a dive. Stoffer Sr and Silveria died. Charles Stoffer Jr sustained severe injuries and was bruised.
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Morning Journal
Efecial Seabfo
Vallejo
Calif
Muay
Charles Stoffer, Jr
Charles Stoffer, Sr
Josephine Silveria
Joseph Silveria
Stoffer
Duke Exploring Italian Colony in East Africa
Rome May 2 The Duke of the Abruzzi leads an expedition to Benadir East Africa to study irrigation and agriculture with aims to boost cotton dourra sugar and coffee output. Two experimental farms will test modern farming methods while the Uebi Scebel river water could irrigate drought hit areas. A cargo of dourra arrived with news of the mission.
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Rome
Duke
Abruzzi
Frenndir
East Africa
Italy
Uebi Scebel
Hanar
Gesinia
Benadir
Mogadiscio
Apostinelli
Canala
Piave
Uvebi Seebel
Dourra
Carlo Pisacnoe
Paris May Day Riots Leave Three Dead and Many Injured
Official figures report three dead and 102 wounded from the May Day clashes in Paris. Six hospitalised, two in danger, 102 arrests total. Foreign detainees to be deported. Alexandre Blanc, an extreme socialist deputy injured yesterday, to be prosecuted for abuse of police as immunity is not expected to apply. Blanc previously met Germans in Switzerland during the war.
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Paris
Alexandre Blanc
Blane
Switzerland
Gasoline Shortage Probable Before End of Summer
Washington report warns of a potential gasoline shortage before the next summer season due to production and rising automobile use. February stocks rose 160 million gallons from a year earlier, yet March demand drained reserves and required imports from Mexico to meet domestic use.
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Washington
Bureau of Niches
United States Ecological Survey
United States
Mexico
France strike by rail workers hinders traffic across main systems
Paris May 2 Associated Press reports rail workers strike for nationalization of railways with miners and dockers to join tomorrow. Traffic limited on four of five big systems as government vows to maintain order and reallocate transport by decree, with 54 percent service except on the state line to Navarre.
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Paris
Associated
Takarre
Sytem
M. le Trocquer
Premient Miller
M. Millerand
Korean sentenced to death for attempting to assassinate governor general
A special court in Reowl Korea on April 27 sentenced Kangokio, a Korean, to death for attempting the assassination of Admiral Baron Saito, the Japanese governor general of Korea.
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Reowl
Korea
Kangokio
Baron Saito
Consolidation of Canadian steel firms into British Steel Corp
Montreal May 2 Colonel W G Grant Morden announces the consolidation of nine Canadian steel coal and transport firms into the British Steel corporation with 100 million capital. The plan links Atlantic deposits with British steel expertise and finance. negotiations continue with more enterprises.
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Morning Journal
Montreal
Steel
Canada
British Steel Corporation
W. G. Grant Morden
British Empire
United States Steel Corporation
Dominion Steel Corporation
Nova Scotia Iron and Coal Company
Canada Steamship Tne, Limited
Canada Foundries and Forgings, Limited
Maritime Mall Company
Collingawood Shipbuilding Company, Limited
Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company
Lmited
Ilaltfax Shipyards, Limited
Western Australia
Treva Dawron
Vickers, Limited
Plague of Beggars Waning in Madrid
Landen reports from Madrid on May 2 that the beggar problem is easing as the city rapidly grows. The Daily Mail correspondent notes Madrid, a fast rail hub, is expanding wealth and improving avenues, with population growth shaping Europe’s finest structures.
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Madrid
LE Morning Journal
Landen
Europe
Spain
Daily Mail
California and Indiana Primaries Shape Delegates to Conventions
The article reports on upcoming primaries and state conventions across California Indiana Maryland Kentucky Utah and Michigan. It notes delegate allocations and key contenders Hiram Johnson Leonard Wood Frank Lowden and Herbert Hoover with emphasis on unpledged and instructed delegates and the Democratic noncontender slate.
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RNIN
New York
Indiana
Utah
Ogden
Hiram Johnson
California
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Leonard Wood
San Francisco Plans War Memorial Complex
San Francisco announces a 2 500 000 war memorial project in the civic center. The complex will be the Americanization and art center housing musical and art societies and a court with statues and memorial tablets for war heroes. The California School of Fine Arts will occupy one building and the San Francisco Symphony will perform in an auditorium. An American Legion building is included.
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Fan Franciscn
Calif
San Francisco
Civic Center
California School of Pine Arta
Mark Hopkins Institute
University of California
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
American Legion
Police Prevent Communist Uprising in Buenos Aires Plot
Buenos Aires authorities halted a planned March 13 revolt by communist and anarchist groups. Police raided plots, captured a bomb factory and arms stockpiles, arrested nearly 200 suspected organizers, and tightened security as trials proceed. Nine natives among the ringleaders are identified. unions and profiteering are cited as unrest drivers.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Associated Press
Germany
Argentine Federation of Labor
Central Soviet Committee
Wilson Backers Are Victors In Texas Primary
In Dallas Texas May 21 the Democratic party faction backing the national administration led by President Wilken won a landslide at the pre nominating conventions. Unofficial returns show about 1 200 of 1 400 convention votes favoring the administration while anti administration forces led by ex Senator Joseph W Bailey held roughly 4% with 151 votes unaccounted. Endorsement of Wilton was overwhelming and no candidate preferences for any tanthon were listed.
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Michigan
Indiana
W. G. Webster
New York
Johneos
Jenneen
Dallas
Texas
Democratic Party of Texas
Wilken
United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Wouwlow Wilton
Search for slain woman's body ends in desert dig
The Los Angeles and Imperial County sheriffs abandoned the search for a slain woman identified as Ninatee Delaney after digging for hours thirty miles west of El Centro in the desert. The case involves Walter Andrew Wasson and a man named James A. Huirt, alleged husbands, with the morning report noting the halted operation.
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LAY Morning Journal
Los Angeles
Calif
Ninatee Delaney
Walter Andrew Wasson
James A. Huirt
Sheriff's Deputies of
Imperial
el Centro
Wages Fight for Industrial Freedom in Mexico
Juan Rico of the Linotypers Union of Mexico and secretary of the Mexican labor party said the AFL will support a widespread anti Carranza labor movement in Mexico. He described armed labor agitation across Vera Cruz Puebla Zacatecas Yucatan Tabasco and Tamau lipas with thousands of workers joining a push to oust Carranza and establish honest government. The Pan American Federation of Labor meeting was moved from Mexico City to Havana or Panama due to the Mexican situation.
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Agua Prieta
Sonora
Associated Press
Mexico
American Federation of Labor
Juan Rico
Linotypers Union of Mexico
Mexican Labor Party
Senor Rico
Rico
American Federation
Carranza
Senor Rieu
Labor Party
Vera Cruz
Samuel UO
Yudico
Eulalio Martinez
Puebla
Celestino Gasca
Eduardo Rodriguez
Zacatlan
Zacapoaxtla
Amenea
Zacatecas
Ravardo Monada
Thomas Leal
Rio Grande
Fernando Rodarte
Reynaldo Cervantes Torres
Villa Garcia
Bimbates Zacatecas
Jose L. Cortes
Perez Ruiz
San Pedro de Las Colonias
Hicardo Trevine
Mexican Mining Union of
Coahuila
Yucatan
Tabasco
Tamaulipas
Arnulfo Gomez
Benor Rteo
Celaya
Trinidad
Mexico City
Hener Rice
Pan-American Federation of Labor
American Federation ofLabor
Regional Congress of Mexican Workers
Havana
Panama
Help the Children appeal defended by J Van Houten
On page two the appeal for the Children's Hospital and Home Association is presented by J Van Houten president. He is noted as a leading New Mexico capitalist with a great heart and dedication to helping unfortunate children.
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Children’s Hospital and Home Association
Mr. van Houten
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