Quiet in U S Expect Observance in Peaceful Meetings
May Day celebrations span Europe with police guarding capitals Paris Berlin Warsaw to deter unrest. Paris arrests 27 foreigners and deported 26 for alleged Communist links. Britain and the United States plan peaceful gatherings with Argentina on a general holiday and Bolivia planning dances and pageants.
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Paris
Berlin
Warsaw
Moscow
Britain
United States
Argentina
Montevideo
Bolivia
Rebel officers in Sonora follow troops and surrender
Rebel officers scattered in Sonora surrendered after 1 000 Rebel troops laid down arms. Calles reported no officer names but said one group received two weeks pay and was sent to Mexico City. Earlier reports noted Rebel General Miguel Guerra and 500 soldiers surrendered and Fausto Topete fled toward Nogales, Arizona, with a small group. New York tug Mutual rammed and sunk by ferry Youngstown. seven crew saved.
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Sonora
Plutarco Elias Calles
Calles
Abelardo Rodriguez
Miguel Guerra
Guerra
Fausto Topete
Nogales
Ariz
New York
Mutual
Youngstown
Erie Railroad
Hudson River
Body identified in Sandusky Bay linked to boat tragedy
A body found in Sandusky Bay was identified as Carl Graves a 28 year old Fremont sales man. Graves was one of three men who were lost when their motor boat capsized in a storm three weeks earlier.
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Sandusky Bay
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Fremont Salesman
Edison Offers Scholarship To Seek Future Edison Man
Thomas A. Edison begins a nationwide search for a young man with scientific talent to carry on his work. Charles A. Edison announces a four year free college scholarship for the best answer to his questionnaire. Fifty state and DC winners receive a trip to the Edison laboratories for questioning and entertainment. The scholar may choose his own technical school.
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Sinclair to serve three months at Occoquan workhouse
United Press reports millionaire oil magnate Harry Sinclair will serve a three month contempt term in the Occoquan Va workhouse rather than a district jail. He will work from eight until late afternoon in brick making automobile tag manufacturing or farming and will likely take a clerical position.
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Potomac Valley
Summer Pacific Coast Vacation Rail Tour
Readers are urged to plan a year round Pacific Coast trip from Chicago or New York by rail, with options to return via different routes or the Panama Canal. Two weeks showcase the West from San Diego to Seattle, including Grand Canyon and National Parks, Hollywood, and Los Angeles.
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National Parks
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Hollywood
Moving Picture
Pomeroy May Get Talkie House Too
In Pomeroy on April 30 reports say several people seek sites for a new movie house with modern talkie tech. Radio man Harry Roush has been asked to sell his Main to Second Street building. Possible expansion includes Barton drugstore adding lower rooms to the New York Clothing House, and the East End Hotel lot is under consideration.
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Harry Roush
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Second Street
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Railroads Seek Dismissal of Lake Coal Rate Petition
The Chesapeake and Ohio and Louisville and Nashville Railroads filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission asking dismissal of the Ohio and Western Pennsylvania coal operators petition to reopen the lake cargo coal controversy. Operators seek a ten cent per ton rate raise while railroads say the matter was settled by a compromise. A Wheeling and Lake Erie petition backs the operators.
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Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Straitsville Couple Pays 60 and Costs in Intoxication Case
Logan Ohio April 20 A Straitsville couple George Walters and Gladys Walters were arraigned Monday on intoxication charges after Sunday arrest by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn. Both pled guilty with Gladys fined 50 dollars plus costs and George 10 dollars plus costs. They were taken into custody on Lancaster Road near Enterprise. Edison Kern of Lancaster was fined 20 dollars plus costs for speeding after arraignment.
Spring Along Ohio Trees In Full Foliage Yet Corn Planting Delayed
April ends along the Ohio River with trees nearly fully leaved and a traditional rule marking corn planting. Farmers report most planting not yet done, despite oak leaves nearing squirrels ear size and dogwood in bloom.
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Pomeroy
Ohio River
Farmere
Tariff Bill To Be Introduced By Administration
The administration's new tariff bill was completed tentatively by Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee. Chairman Hawley is expected to introduce the bill in the House this week with a Republican caucus to settle controversial items such as sugar hides and cement. The draft indicates more rates changed than during hearings that began last January and frames the measure as a readjustment of the Fordney Mccumber Act, mainly affecting agriculture schedules.
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Experts Study Josiah Stamp Plan In Paris Talks
In Paris on April 30 allied creditor powers begin private meetings to study Sir Josiah Stamp s final report draft. With Dr Hjalmar Schacht absent blanks mark figures for Germany and the Allies in potential annuity terms. The three month negotiation by 29 leading financial experts sets the frame for the conference outcome.
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Hjalmar Schacht
Germany
Lindbergh Marriage Expected in June at North Haven
Friends here of Miss Anne Spencer Morrow expect her marriage to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh will occur at North Haven Maine in mid June. The couple plans a private ceremony followed by a later formal celebration.
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Mexico City
Anne Spencer Morrow
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North Haven
Hoover Initiates Night Stenographer Shift At White House
President Hoover extends workday by keeping a stenographer in the White House until 10 pm. He dictations from his private library and drafts policy statements after dinner, while handling secondary matters in the evening. Hoover arrives before 9:15 am and rarely leaves before 6 pm. April mail totals exceed 48 000 items.
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Daughters Win Long Race to Man's Bedside
Newton Iowa April 20 Mrs Fred Jasper and Miss Stella McCord arrived to find their father M A McCord still alive after a race to his bedside that began in the Mediterranean and crossed the Atlantic by steamship plane train and motor car Their journey included radio notice Des Moines Chicago Lansing and New York with a final arrival by motor car from Des Moines the physicians noting the race aided his spirit and McCord was awake though weakened upon arrival
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Atlantic
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Stella McCord
M. A. McCord
Jasper
Miss McCord
Des Moines
Chicago
New York
Lansing
McCord
Ghost Girl Grief Haunts Missouri Johnson Place
Racine, April 30. Neighbors recount that the old Missouri Johnson home near Racine was haunted by the spirit of the deceased woman who left her estate to her three grandsons William Anderson, Sylvester Williams and Clayton Jones. The brothers, who had lived there to be educated at Wilberforce University, packed and moved to Detroit after claiming they could see the grandmother’s shadow and feel her presence. The estate administrator allowed use of household goods, but fear drove them away.
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Missouri Johnson Place
Johnson
Whlberforce University
Norman Theiss
William Anderson
Sylvester Williams
Clayton Jones
Detroit
Eptfit
Radio repair man confesses to New York murder of wife
Earl P. Peacox a radio repairman confessed to the murder of his estranged wife Dorothy Heinzelman Peacox. He re enacted the crime for police after hours of questioning and was booked on murder charges in Mt Vernon. Police say the body was found near Greenburgh after a quarrel at their Mt Vernon apartment.
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Frank H. Coyne
Dorothy Heinzelman Peacox
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Coyne
D Peacox
Mt. Vernon
Phillip McQuillan
Edison Avenue
Edwarde
Ile
Albert FE. Smith
James Clark
Smith
National Guard
Federal Reserve Defended Amid Amendment Talk
Roy A. Young governor of the board John Foster Dulles and an unofficial Treasury statement defend the Fed policies as debate grows over amending the Federal Reserve act to curb stock market activity. Dulles spoke before the U S Chamber of Commerce defending board practices.
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U.R
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve Board
Roy A. Young
John Foster Dulles
New York
Creasury Department
Dulles
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Celle C Jeffrey Dies in New York Home
Mrs Celle C Jeffrey widow of J A Jeffrey a prominent Ohio manufacturer died today at her daughter Mrs W Wilson Carlisle’s home in New York Columbus Ohio April 30 via UP report
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Columbus
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J. A. Jeffrey
Ohio
W. Wilson Carlisle
New York
Giants All Around as Cows Eat Wood at Chemistry Meeting
At the American Chemical Society gathering in Columbus, experts discuss future uses of chemistry from wood-derived ethyl alcohol to cow fodder and even the potential for criminals to reform. Major Walker cites corn use for solvents, not liquor, amid debates on growth, character, and societal change.
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University of Wisconsin
T. P. Walker
Terre Haute
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Athens Boy Faces Sanity Exam After Court House Arrest
Glenn Dursen Burson a 16 year old Athens youth is held in the county jail after entering the courthouse with a gun knife and razor and declaring he would shoot Probate Court Judge Johnson. Sheriff William Williams says local physicians will be summoned to evaluate his sanity before the May Grand Jury. Burson under probation has caused trouble and reportedly hid his father's car keys at times.
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Athens
Athens County Court House
William Williame
Court House
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R. D. Wil-laras
May Grand Jury
Burson
Swain Reports Dairies Inspected in Athens County
Rh S Swain state inspector discussed progress inspecting dairies in Athens County at a Board of Health meeting with milk dealers. A report listed permits issued and herds tested while Dr J M Higgins said most work will be completed soon with only a few untested herds remaining.
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Rh. S. Swain
Athens County
Athens County Board of Health and Milk Dealers
Mr. Swain
J. M. Higgins
Boy Bound To Tree In Ohio Robbery Ordeal
Joseph Ferneau, 20, of Bainbridge and a student at Ohio University, was found tied to a tree with a necktie and gagged after a reprisal style assault two miles east of McArthur. He was robbed of a watch, $2.60, and a Gladstone bag, and taken to a hospital in Chillicothe for exposure and fright. The assailant, described as a man about 25, 5 feet 4 inches tall with blond hair wearing a yellow coat, fled in a Chevrolet with license C05 010. Police traced two suspicious riders but offered no firm identification.
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Joseph Ferneau
Hainbridge
Ohio University
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Ferneau
James Johnson
Chilliecothe
Athens
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Athecans
Merneat
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Vinton County
Wilson Ator
Uty Ator
Spook Hollow
Cox
YB County
Motoriata
Johnson
Howard Cline
Clinc
Sub Chaser Sent to Aid Denmark Steamer Hansbroge
A naval sub-chaser, dispatched from Key West Florida, goes to aid the Danish steamer Hansbroge aground off Cuba’s western end. Commandant Capt Ch W McNewly of the seventh naval district relayed the dispatch to the Navy Department.
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U PA
Key West
Fla
Hansbroge
Cuba
Ch. W. McNewly
Seventh Naval District
Navy Department
Gov Cogto grant clemency in Sabo murder case
Reports from Columbus say Governor Cog is preparing to grant clemency to John Sabo a Hungarian sentenced on May 3 for the murder of Painter of Akron. The House discussed clemency today amid the uncertain outcome.
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Cog
John Sabo
Painter
Akron
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