Instigation Continues On Nungesser Flight Theories
Six witnesses in Harbor Grace Newfoundland report hearing sounds like an airplane on the morning flight last Monday. Names include Mrs Hinto wife of Imperial Cable manager, Mrs R S Munn, Peter O'Brien, John Stapleton, and Moriarity. A woman north of town was also questioned by a local magistrate.
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Associated Press
ST. Johns
N. F
Nungesser
Coli
Newfoundland
Harbor Grace
Hinto
Imperial Cable Company
Munn
Peter O'Brien
John Stapleton
Moriarity
London Raids Seize Arcos Offices and Russian Delegation
London detectives from Scotland Yard conducted a dramatic raid in the capital's financial district, taking control of the Arcos offices and the premises housing the Russian trade delegation at Moorgate. A Guildhall magistrate issued a search warrant upon Whitehall's request, aiming to uncover violations of laws related to public safety. Clerks and staff reacted with surprise and were detained for questioning as papers and documents were seized.
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Associated Press
London
Scotland Yard
Moorgate
Arcos
Arres
Guildhall
Whitehall
Cottonport Levee Fails as Mississippi Rises
New Orleans May 12 The first break in the levee system guarding Central and Southern Louisiana occurred today when a long Bayou Rouge embankment near Cottonport crumpled releasing inland water across Northeastern Louisiana. Grievous concern spread for a 26 mile Bayou des Glaises bend area as water rose to inches from the embankment tops.
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Associa
New Orleans
Louisiana
Bayou “Rouge
Cottonport
Biz Bend
Bayou Des Glaises
Despondent Driver Used Hatchet In Self Injury
Salt Lake City May 12 Fred Cowell 28 a taxicab driver lay in critical condition after a hatchet attack followed by self inflicted blows to the head and chest He admitted striking himself and cutting his throat with razor blades claiming despondency Police initially suspected robbery as motive and found wall inscriptions saying I killed believed written by Cowell while he was conscious before collapsing
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Associated
Prose
Salt Lake City
Fred Cowell
Cowell
Cowelll
Ruling on Irish bonds will affect 1758 Butte people
Butte residents who held Irish Republic bonds recently ordered sold and proceeds distributed among subscribers expect little payment. In 1920 Butte subscriptions totaled 61,920 from 1,758 buyers with many $100 to $2,500 bids. Nationally more than 36 million subscribed, about 2.5 million left unspent to be returned. Judge Lynch predicts court supervision of refunds and equitable distribution with clear notice to claimants.
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Butte
J. J. Harrington
The
Republic
Iw York
J. J. Lynch
New York Court
Actress MacKaye Testifies in Ra Raymond Case Trial
Dorothy MacKaye wife of Ra Raymond testified she had no knowledge of Paul Kelly plans to assault Raymond and denied discussing her husband with Kelly. She recalled April 16 at Kelly's apartment with friends, noting drinks served and conversations about home life. The prosecution contends she aided Kelly, with further indictments and a potential look into letters and telegrams as evidence.
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Dorothy Mackaye
Ray Raymond
Paul Kelly
Kelly
Lon Angeles
Leons
Associated Pr Hall
Los Angeles
Ra Raymond
Raymond
Tress
Tomore
Rarty
Fis
Helen Wilkinson
Ray
Weeins
Mine MacKaye
Gretna Green
New York City
California
Walter Sullivan
Faymond
Ethel Lee
Silver Bow to Proceed With $200,000 Road Plan
Silver Bow county commissioners plan a $200,000 road building program this year. They will confer with state highway chief James J. Rowe and confirm $100,000 federal aid, aiming to build a 20 foot concrete road from Park Street east to Woodville. The project totals about $200,000 with $100,000 county funds matched by federal money.
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Rowe
Silver Bow County
James J. Rowe
Park Street
Woodville
LA. Foot
Silver Bow
Foot
Sullivan
Giischool
Silver ‘Bow County
Milwaukee Road sues VI for tax payments recoverable
Milwaukee Road sues the state of Virginia for $1.5 million in excess taxes claimed to have been paid under protest from 1918 to 1929. The filing in federal court argues books showed a profit before a recheck revealed a miscalculation leading to taxes on unrealized profits.
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Milwaukee Road
Asociatea Fresn Chicagog
Milwaukee & BL
States District Court
Tada
Great Northern Puts Surveyors in Field for Montana Project
LEWISTOWN May 12 The Great Northern has dispatched a party of surveyors and engineers westward from Cohagen Garfield county toward Lewistown for surveying a proposed line from New Rockford North Dakota to Brockway. Actual construction hinges on the Interstate Commerce Commission decision due next week on the Ritchey to Brockway and Glendive to Brockway proposals. The field move is the most significant development in the railways westward plans.
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Lewistown
Great Northern
Co Hagen
Garfield County
New Rockford
N. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ritchey
Brockway
Northern Pacific
Glendive
Western Aviator Reaches Gotham Without Mishap
Exclusive dispatch chronicles Chatton A Lindbergh from San Diego to New York in the Spirit of St Louis. Lindbergh plans an Atlantic flight attempt with Spirit of St Louis, detailing fuel, weight, and aircraft design, including cost and safety considerations for the epochal nonstop journey.
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Gotham
Associated Great Dispatch
Chatton A. Linderg
San Diego
Cal
New York
Louis
York
Chamberlain
Central Press Dispatch
DJ Lindbergh
Erin Daredevil
Ne York
Paris
Via
Et Cours
Lindbergh
Yast
Avery Alley
Censors Overruled by Jury in Chicago
In Chicago a Superior Court jury overturned city censors ruling a film unfit for spectators. The jurors favored exhibition of the motion picture titled A Night of Love. Producers sought a writ of mandamus directing the city to issue a permit for display.
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Associated
Chicago
Superior Court
Mandanum
First American flight to Paris delayed by Atlantic weather
In New York on May 12 1932 Clarence Chamberlin and Lloyd Bertaud prepared to fly nonstop to Paris from New York, but rough squalls over the western North Atlantic delayed takeoff. Weather officials kept them at Mitchell Field awaiting a green light as a bid to win the record persisted.
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New York
America
Paris
Weather Bureau
North Atlantic
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Lloyd Hertaud
City
Drewsons
Ammorincen Creme
Clarence Chamberlin
Lievd Bertaud
Bellanca
Mitchell Eid
Presbyterians to vote on proposal limiting divorce
Pittsburg May 12 A special subcommittee recommends amending the confession of faith to make adultery the only recognized cause for divorce and to omit divorced persons remaining in the church. The subcommittee, led by Dr Clarence Ward, presented the conclusion. full committee to review May 24 in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Presbyterian Church
Thee Church
America
United States
Christian Reformed Church
Federal Assembly
Clarence Ward
MacAriney
First Presbyterian Church
San Pra
McKinley School Building Plans Disputed by Trustees
Trustees of School District No. 1 reviewed differences between the McKinley school building and the adopted plans. Architect Herman Kerra, displaced later by Link, cited cost variances about 1500 dollars amid about 20000 dollars held by the board. Substitutions do not affect usefulness. cost reductions possible where fir used instead of mahogany.
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Kemna
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