Revolution in Poland Faces Capital City Battle
Reports from Warsaw describe a revolutionary movement led by former president Jozef Pilsudski pressing on the capital. Censorship tightens as clashes erupt near the city, with Berlin Prague and Jacek Dispatches noting fighting and possible casualties as tensions rise.
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Associated Press
Poland
Warsaw
Maral Pulsudski
Berlin
Prague
Jacow
Mbertov
Tilsudski
Hir
Warry
He Wolff
Pilstdski
British officer held by bootleg crew after Nassau seizure
Tam Florida May 12 British colonial constable George Pinder and four Nassau crew members were captured during a raid on a whisky ship named Tillie. After a brief struggle the vessel escaped but was pursued by federal agents. Pinder and the crew were released on bond amid claims of coercion by the bootleggers.
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Tam
Fla
New York
L. A. Oates
Cgoeorgeer
Nassau
Tillle
Naexau
Pinder
Eker
W York
Ler
Weather Forecast May 12 New Mexico Unsettled North
May 12 weather notes call for unsettled conditions Thursday into Friday with occasional showers in the north portion and central panhandle. Mostly fair later Thursday into Friday with warmer readings in the east. Temperatures ranged from the mid thirties to mid eighties depending on location. Winds light and variable with partly cloudy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexi
Pan
Gona
Evolution Rule Declared Opposed by Baptists at 71st Convention
At Houston on May 12 the Southern Baptists unanimously adopted Genesis as the true origin of man, declaring against evolution. The gathering also faced budget policy for debt reduction around five million dollars and reelected Dr. George W. McDaniel as president, with his call to uphold man as God’s special creation.
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Houston
Tex
Southern Baptists
M. E. Dodd
Shreveport
George W. McDaniel
Richmond
Truck Collision Injures A. Adams in Old Town
A. Adams of 724 East Central Avenue was seriously hurt Wednesday night when struck by a single headlight Vord truck driven by Joseph Springer of Old Town at Maple and East Central. He was taken to Women's and Citizens Hospital. injuries include a deep forehead cut, severed finger, leg injuries, and severe bruises. The driver had only one dim headlight. speed cannot be determined.
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W. B. Adams
East Central Avenue
Joseph Springer
Old Town
Maple
East Central Avenues
Adams
Women's and
Citizen’s Hospital
Co. T. Vanderpool
Vanderpool
Springer
Head of Franciscan Order of Nuns Dies at 81
Rev. Mother Teresa, mother General of the Franciscan Order in the United States, head of 81. Milzabeth's academy, died in Allegheny after 67 years of service to the order. She entered the religious life in 1844 at age 15 and led the academy she founded.
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Allegheny, S
Mother Teresa
Milzabeth
Franciscan Order of
United States
Man Kills Woman With Knife Then Drinks Poison
Atlanta on May 12 news reports Niomer Leach, 42, killed Flora Knowles, 25, with a knife on a roadway near the city, then drove away. He later drank poison at his home and died. Residents saw the couple arrive at Freesudway intersection and quarrel before the fatal slashing.
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Atlanta
Niomer Leneh
Flora Knowles
England Restores Most Normal Trade After General Strike End
London May 12 AP The decision to call off the general strike came without miners federation input. A J Cook said miners will decide next steps as some groups resist resuming work until emergency controls end. Negotiations hinge on wage protections, re employment, and government policy amid slow resumption nationwide.
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London
Miners’ Federation
A. J. Cook
Trades Union Congress
Herbert L. Samuel
Herbert Samuels
Coal Commission
Baldwin
A P First With News of Strike’s End in London
The Associated Press London staff ended a nine day strike coverage with the news of the stoppage's end, transmitted to the U S six minutes ahead of rivals under Charlen B Smith. A 25 person team plus 8 assistants handled all angles amid transport chaos.
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London
Associated Press
Britain
United States
Charlen
Smith
Eeven
fFeutera
Norge expected to finish her trip to Alaska
The New York Times and St. Louis Globe-Democrat said no dispatches had arrived from Roald Amundsen's airship Norge since 3:30 this morning Norwegain time after crossing the North Pole. If speeds hold, Norge should reach Alaska in about 25 hours. the next update was anticipated from Alaska.
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New York
New York Times
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Roald Amundsen
Norge
North Pole
Alaska
King's Bay
Pole
Cotton subject to two dollar service charge
Washington May 12 to meet criticism from the house on the Hagen farm relief bill amendments were agreed to cut the price stabilization appropriation to 175 million and impose an immediate equalization fee on corn cattle hogs and butter with cotton exempt from the assessment a second amendment would cap the cotton service charge at two dollars a bale and fund basic crops and emergency uses from the total allotment the bill preserves a world market quota and import tariff while allowing presidential embargo authority and farm board self assessment for borrowers.
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Washington
Haugen
Agricultural Committee
House
Frank W. Murphy
George N. Peek
Corn Belt
Murphy
Peek
Mr. Haugen
Federal Farm Board
Romero In Good Standing With Administration
Rumors that charges had been filed against Secundino Romero United States marshal were denied by the department of justice in Washington. Romero was ill at home and could not be interviewed. The assistant district attorney said no charges had been filed, though the report had been persistent and widespread.
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Banta FE
N. M
Secundino Romero
United States
Department of Justice
Washington
Nomero
TH. &. Bowman
Aonsistant
Union County Must Keep Dry Cimarron Bridge In Repair
Union County must maintain the dry Cimarron river bridge in Folsom if it sits on a county road and exceeds 46 feet in length. Assistant Attorney General Robert C. Dow states the position in an opinion responding to John J. Doherty of Folsom.
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Union County
Cimarron Bridge
Cimarron River
Folsom
Robert C. Dow
John J. Doherty
Hindenburg Ends First Year as German President
Berlin May 12 President Von Hindenburg completed his first year as president of the German republic. He received felicitations from government heads federal officials and parliamentary leaders. His term still has six years to run.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
German Republic
Street Car Service Questioned by 200 Area Citizens
The 200 residents of Heighto endorsed by the commission demanded action on a street car line. They described the track at the university as unsatisfactory and in destructive condition and called for repairs or replacement.
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Bud Frangh
Heighto
Commission
Petition seeks bus franchise over unsatisfactory streetcar line
A petition signed by more than 200 University Heights residents asks the city to grant a bus franchise to a reputable company to operate in the district. It cites unsatisfactory streetcar service and poorly maintained tracks. The city commission accepted the petition and will act within about 60 days after reviewing a reply from the streetcar company.
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University Heights
City Commission
D. K. B. Sellers
Tingley
TB. H. Calkins
Frank Graham
Graham
George Roslington
Raleigh
N. C
Ed Roses
Ross
Bartering of Federal Jobs to Be Probed by House Panel
A House Judiciary sub committee will hold hearings on two resolutions to uncover patronage bartering in federal jobs. Representative Bushby of Mississippi seeks reports from the post office and justice departments on Mississippi conditions. Representative Stevenson of South Carolina would bar exchanges of value or political promises for jobs.
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Washington
House Judiciary
South
Bushby
Mississippi
Post Office
Justice Departments
Stevenson
South Carolina
Judiciary Committee
Wurzbach
Texas
House
Secretaries of City School Boards Are Subject to Discharge
Santa Fe May 12 The secretary of a municipal school board can be fired according to an opinion by Assistant Attorney General Robert C Dow addressed to Miss Isabel I Kieckles state school superintendent. The clerk of a board cannot be fired as a member of the board. The law provides for selecting a clerk from among the members.
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Santa FE
Robert C. Dow
Isabel I. Kieckles
Congressional Medal Proposed for Byrd Expedition Hero
A bill by Rep McLeod Republican Michigan proposes the congressional Medal of Honor for Lieutenant Commander Richard E Byrd for his bold courage and skill in piloting the first aircraft over the North Pole. The bill would also honor other Byrd expedition members.
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Wasitington
Hichard FE. Byrd
North Pole
McLeod
Republican
Michigan
Menasie
Regents Hear Emotive Testimony On University Conditions
Tucson May 12 The University of Arizona regents heard emotional statements during a two day hearing on campus conditions. Faculty members students and visiting speakers voiced opinions while Dr Cloyd Marvin faced criticism over financial support and campus governance.
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Tucson
Ariz
Board of Regents
University of Arizona
Ecam
Cleve W. van Dyke
Miami
Board of
Regents
Prem
Shg
William John Tucker
Cloyd Meek Marvin
University
Veterans Muster Tonight for New Drive Campaign
The Hugh A. Carlisle Legion post opens its membership drive at the old Citizens National Bank building on Third and Central. Kenneth Malcomb and A. C. Leggett lead the committee with a voluntary workers meeting Thursday night, with final instructions for Friday morning solicitation by Harry Strong. Robert A. Rehm of Forty and Fight urges ex servicemen to attend and assist in Bernalillo county efforts.
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Hugh A. Carlisle Legion Post
Citizens National Bank
Third and Central
Kenneth Malcomb
A. C. Leggett
Harry ©. Strong
Compaten
Mr. Strong
Legion
Bernalillo County
Robert A. Rehm
The
Forty
Fight
Old Citizens Bank
Bernalillo County Courthouse Dedication Ceremony
Judge Milton J. Helmick dedicates the new half million dollar Bernalillo County courthouse calling it the people's house and urging public support for officials. Governor Hannett, Mayor Tingley, and State Land Commissioner Swope attend, with the Indian school band and Boy Scouts participating.
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New Mexico
Helmick
Milton J. Helmick
Bernalillo County
People’s House
Board of County Commissioners
J. C. Aumen
Headquarters Cavalry Troop
Boy Scouts
A. T. Hannett
State of New Mexico
Albuquerque
J. J. DePraslin
Chamber of Commerce
DePraslin
DePrastin
Swope
Clinton FP. Anderson
Bwope
James Bezemek
Colorado
Mr. Swope
A. Larrazolo
Temple of Justice
Temple
Hoover warns nation moves away from anti trust stance
Hoover told the United States Chamber of Commerce dinner that the country is receding from strict anti trust aims as competition becomes destructive. He urged constructive, mass production and urged preserving competition in manufacturing and distribution while noting shifts in wages, management, and cooperative effort.
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Hoover
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Franciscan Order OF Nuns
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Sarah Fuller
Newton
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