Hindenburg arrives amid massive public welcome in Germany
Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg accompanies Chancellor Luther into Berlin for a brief visit as the new executive, praised by crowds and greeted with flowers and salutes. An escort of nine planes accompanies the motorcade through Wilhelmstrasse amid a spectacle of prewar nostalgia and ceremonial pageantry. Meanwhile in Topeka, prosecutors uncover a peremptory challenge error delaying the Kansas ex-governor Jonathan M. Davis bribery case, as twenty one jurors are seated for review.
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Surlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Hohenzollern
Pield Marshall von Hindenburg
Luther
Heerstrasse
von Hindenburg
Wilhemstrasse
Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
C. B. Griffith
Negro Assaults White Girl Near Macon River Road
A black man held up two Macon girls and their escort on the river road just outside the city limits. He shot the male escort, ordered him to run, and then assaulted one of the young women. The incident occurred late tonight, with authorities reporting the assault in Macon Georgia.
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Associated Press
Macon
River Road
German Red Cross nurse ran baby farm in New York
Evidence for homicide charges against Mrs. Helen Geisen Volk grows as investigators seek exhumations for Agnes Toohey and William Winters. A nurse testified Geisen Volk anger at crying infants and mistreatment of children tied to overdue payments.
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Raymond
Helene Geisen-Volk
New York City
Willam Angerer
Associated Press
New York
Helen Auguste Geisen-Volk
Red Cross
East 86Th Street
Byau
Agnes Poohey
Agnes
William Winters
Ryan
Supreme Court
Caine to Succeed Morrill as Head of Packing Dept
Secretary Jardine appoints John Ty. Caine II of Logan Utah to head the packing and stockyards department of agriculture replacing Chester Morrill who resigned. Caine will assume duties within days carrying long ties to western livestock and agricultural interests including Utah Agricultural College and federal livestock work across fifteen western states and five years in commercial production.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jardine
John Ty. Caine, II
Logan
Utah
Department of Agriculture
Chester Morrill
Caine
West
Utah Agricultural College
Truth in advertising urged by London visitor in Houston
H W Wayne director of London firms told the Associated Advertising Club of the World convention that no successful business is built on untruthful advertising. He urged thorough home and abroad research and proposed a future seal of approval on international ads as a pledge of truth and quality.
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London
Associated Press
Houston
H.W. Wayne
Associated Advertising Clube of
United States
International University
Wayne Williams
The
London Times
Britain
Ingland
Eight men sentenced to death in cathedral bombing case
In Sofia on May 11 eight men were sentenced to death by court martial for involvement in the Svet Kral Cathedral explosion. Three defendants Peter Zadgor ski Marco Friedmann and Georgi Koeff attended the sentencing. Five others were given death in absentia. Dimitrer Kaskaloff and Belagot Kambauroff received six and three years respectively.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Svet Kral
Peter Zadgorski
Marco Friedmann
Georgi Koeff
Ahadjif
Dimitroff, Petrini, Kossofsky
Grancharoff
Dimitrer Kaskaloff
Belagot Kambauroff
Victory on land and sea recorded by U S dry forces
New York May 1 Victories on land and sea were reported by government dry forces. A major land seizure uncovered a whiskey distilling plant on the lower west side with $100000 worth of synthetic rye whiskey seized. At sea the dry navy blockaded rum row amid dense fog, with no liquor entering the country. Two new ships joined rum boats during the night.
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Associated Press
New York
Lower West Side
White Light
Rum Row
U S Airman Killed in Costa Rica Plane Crash
U S Air Force lieutenant Watson and sergeant Henson were killed today when their airplane crashed and burned in San Jose Costa Rica.
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U.S
San Jose
Costa Rica
Watson
Henson
U. S. Army Air Force
Revised Volume Of Dictionary Offered By News and Post
The revised volume of the Universities Dictionary is being distributed for weeks and available at homes offices stores and more. It claims to be unequaled on the market and urges readers to order now before the offer ends.
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Universities
News and Post
Ben
Amarillo Seeks Visible Water Supply With Dam Plan
Amarillo's new city commission will test leadership as it pursues a $1,750,000 bond plan to secure a visible water supply. Advocates argue a Palo Duro Canyon dam would flood backwater into the area, attracting industry, visitors, and investment while calming desert perceptions.
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Amarillo
Palo Duro Canyon
Panhandle
Country Club
Fort Worth
Rile
Amarilla
Alo Duro Canyon
Escaped Louisiana Prisoner Captured by Beaumont Police
Five men escaped from Caddo Parish jail by sawing bars, with Jake Buckle captured in Beaumont by police. Buckle had federal narcotics violations and awaited transfer to Atlanta. Others, including John Burke and H E Bridges, remain at large. Charles Ward confessed to smuggling saws used in the escape and is jailed on aiding escape charges.
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Associated Preaw Bhreveport
Jake Buckle
Caddo Parish
Beaumont
Buckle
Atlanta
John Burke
Los Angeles
Hi ° E. Bridges
Emmett Brown
W. M. Thorn
Charles Ward
Negro Trust
Ward
Bridges
Five Hundred Firemen Attend Cisco Convention
Crisco May 11. Five hundred firemen arrived today to attend the state firemen’s convention opening Tuesday. More than 3,000 firemen and visitors are expected to attend.
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Associated Press
Crisco
Britain Wins Approval For Ship Proposal At Arms Conference
The British plan to exempt warships and aircraft from controls at the arms trade conference was carried by the military, navy and air committee despite close votes. Submarines and other vessels remain excluded, while tanks stay under supervision with licensing. The decision faces likely contest at the conference’s fall session.
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Asaoclatiet
Tere
Geneva
United States
Canada
Mitlitary
International Conference On the Trade In Arms
Amaller
Feeble Minded Institution Leaders Across Regions
Dr. A. R. T. Wylie of the Grafton facility was elected president of the Institute for the Study of the Feeble Minded. Toronto, Canada, was chosen as next year’s meeting place at the associations annual convention in Raleigh on May 11.
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Raleigh, N
A. R T. Wylie
Grafton
N. D
Toronto Canada
Amarillo Fifth in Texas Building Permits for April
Amarillo ranks fifth among Texas cities for April building permits as total permits reach $72,716,000 in the region. The nationwide April total across 16 southern cities is $74,794,480, marking the largest monthly figure to date and a strong year over year gain for 1925. Notable large permits include a $1,760,000 generating plant in Shreveport and a $1,100,000 Waverly Hills Hospital permit in Louisville, among others.
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Amarillo
Texas City
G. Li Illey & Co
Southern Real Estate Bondty
Atlanta
Missouri
Texas
Louisville
Biringham
Nashville
Southwesters Gas & Electric Company
Shreveport
Waverly Hills
Louisy
West Palm Beach
Petersburg
Columbus
Georgia
St. Louis
Baltimore
Washington
Dallas
KansAs
Miami
Houst
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Carl J. Peterson
Davis
Walter Grundy
Etre Hegzlet
Peterson
Baby Home
NEA
Morrill
Weat
New Mexico
Verve
Eenre Veoore
Max Webagrnen
Steerer
U. S
News-Post
Frank Kell
Wichita Falls
Amarilo Ang
Cinching & Deal
Ilo la Hava
Avda Tam
Louisiana
Cisco
Great Britain
Wylie Heads Institution
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