Adam and Eve Return From Maine Wilderness Adventure
Carl A. Sutter and his wife, dubbed the modern Adam and Eve, emerged from a Maine wilderness stay to report their month long experiment in near nature life. They wore birch bark suits, built a lean to, cooked with cedar bark and roots, and endured hunger and fear of wild animals before resuming their tale.
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Carl A. Sutter
I. N
Howe Brook
Maine
Adam and Eve
Lutte
Sutter
Adam
Comrade of Buffalo Bill Killed in Horse Accident
William A. Baxter, famed Buffalo Bill associate and expert horseman, died Tuesday near Undercliff south of Pueblo after being thrown from his horse. Baxter, long with the Buffalo Bill circus, was renowned as a rifle shot who could shoot glass balls at full gallop.
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Pueblo
Colo
William A. Baxter
Buffalo Bill
Undercliff
Baxter
Buffalo Bill Circus
Harris bill for farm warehouse marketing plan approved
The Senate passed a bill to improve federal controlled marketing at government licensed warehouses. It offers cheaper loan rates on warehouse receipts, lowers insurance costs, extends license terms to one year and holds warehouse owners liable for crop losses. Sponsored by Senator Harris of Georgia with Agriculture Department support.
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Washington
Senate
Harris
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Nashville News Stand Worker Shot in Deputy Federal Officer Shootout
Mary Williams a news stand employee in downtown Nashville was shot twice and likely fatally injured on Tuesday when a deputy sheriff fired at a federal prohibition officer in a high tension incident in the retail district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Mary Williams
Commit tee Endorses Palestine Home for Jewish People
The foreign affairs committee reported a favorable resolution to the house endorsing the establishment and maintenance of a home for the Jewish people in Palestine. The guidance supports a formal commitment and ongoing aid for the project.
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Washington
Palestine
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Governor blocks Klan use of armor building in Akron
Akron May 24 Governor Davis ordered that the armor building not be used for a Ku Klux Klan gathering as announced. The directive aims to prevent a Klan meeting at the facility.
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Akron. O
Davis
Ku Klux Klan
Edo
Supreme Court Bar Admits Its Youngest Member
Miss Dorothy Frooks of New York, age twenty four, becomes the youngest member admitted to the bar of the U S Supreme Court. She has practiced law since age twenty one.
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Dorothy Frooks
New York
U. S. Supreme Court
Miss Frooks
Wheeler Wheeler Tinkham clash over alcohol politics claim
Washington May 23. Wayne B Wheeler general counsel for the Anti Saloon League denied Representative Tinkhams attack calling it one hundred per cent alcoholic He said the league never used improper influences to secure appointments and denied being able to transfer federal judges at will.
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Washington
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Wheeler
Senate probe ordered into alleged fertilizer trust at Muscle Shoals
The senate agricultural committee ordered a formal investigation into the fertilizer trust tied to the government nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals Alabama. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace is to testify along with others as committee chairman Norris announced. The probe follows testimony that seven major fertilizer firms controlled about half of the output.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Wallace
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Junk connoisseur steals shoes from professor’s porch
Nick Misner, a junk aficionado, took a pair of shoes from Professor J. R. Morton’s front porch at 18 Maplewood Drive. Police Chief Roush arrested him Monday evening. He was fined $5 and costs totaling $13.20 after appearing before Mayor Roush Tuesday.
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Nick Misner
J. R. Morton
Maplewood Drive
Misner
Roush
Humaners Meet Columbus At Ohio Federation Session
Opening session of the twelfth annual meeting of the Ohio Federation of Humane Societies was held at Hotel Deshier in Columbus. Sessions continue tomorrow with programs and discussions on humane work across the state.
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Humaners
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Humane Societies
Hotel Deshier
Lady Nancy Astor Departs on Aquitania Visit
Thousands of friends cheered as Lady Nancy Astor sailed home aboard the Aquitania with Lord Astor. She promised to return soon and spoke on prohibition praising its impact, while advocating local optional vote on sale and extent of liquor.
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New York
Nancy Astor
Lord Astor
M. P
Rudolpho Faces 24 Hour Jail Test in Bigamy Case
Los Angeles on May 23 reports Rodolpho Valentino may serve 24 hours in jail to allow his lawyers to challenge the legality of his arrest for bigamy. He allegedly married Winifred Hudnut before his divorce from Jean Acker was finalized.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Rodolpho Valentino
Winifred Hudnut
Jean Acker
Body of 19 Year Old Found in Swamp Near Tuckerton
In Tuckerton New Jersey on May 23 authorities found the body of Henry Scheim 19 chased into a swamp by his father during a May 8 chastisement. Coroner J M Smith and two reporters observed bruising on the face and awaited autopsy results. The father John Scheim a local farmer faces investigation.
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Tuckerton
N. J
Henry Scheim
J. M. Smith
John Scheim
Philippine independence mission arrives in Victoria en route to Washington
Members of the Philippine independence mission arrived in Victoria British Columbia on Tuesday aboard the liner Keystone State from Manila and will travel to Washington to meet Secretary of State Hughes with their independence claims.
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Victoria
B. C
Washington D. C
Hughes
Philippine Independence Mission
Keystone State
Manila
Woman from Oklahoma Sees Sunday Event Critique
New York May 23 In Washington the National Woman's Party celebration drew criticism from Alice Robertson Oklahoma's woman member of Congress She praised cooperative politics with Nancy Astor and said no party should hold such affairs on Sunday She noted President Roosevelt's absence as preferable and spoke of shared goals between men and women in politics
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New York
Alice Robertsson
Oklahoma
Congress
International News Service Today
National Woman's Party
National Capital
Lord
Lady Astor
England
Nancy Astor
Jana
Nancy
Murder Orgy of Irish Ended by Great Raids
In Belfast on May 23, police and British troops raided all six counties arresting about 1500 alleged Sinn Fein and republican members. Sinn Fein executive authorities were jailed, and more than 20 people were killed over the weekend, including six in Belfast. The Twaddell killing and Ulster Parliament discussion followed.
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Belfast
Ulster
Sinn
William Twaddell
Twaddell
Four Cabinet Officers Tied to Morse Case in Washington
Washington May 23 Four cabinet officers from three administrations are linked to the Morse case stirring political heat. Attorneys general Wickersham and Daugherty and Treasury Secretary McAdoo and Palmer face scrutiny as Senate fights widen. Senators Caraway and Moses forecast further developments and possible embarrassment for McAdoo and Palmer.
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William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Morse
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
George Wickersham
Taft
Moses Republican
New Hampshire
William Gibbs McAdoo
The
Treasury
A. Mitchell Palmer
Wilson
Stated Conclave Meeting Notice for May 24 and June 1
The notice schedules a Stated Conclave on Wednesday May 24 at 7 30 P M with important business. It urges work in Red Cross and Malta and to make arrangements to go to Logan. Signed by C Millikan Com James A Palmer Secy.
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Red Cross
Malta
Logan
Uncle Sam to borrow heavily to meet June debts
The United States government plans a large borrowing in the money market to pay $775 million in obligations maturing June 15. Secretary Mellon and advisers have not finalized terms, with an official announcement expected soon. Maturing securities include $380.7 million in certificates and $270 million in 34 percent Victory notes, plus $12 million for Liberty bonds.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Secrtary
Mellon
Aod
Treasury
Ictory
Iiberty
Lamb divorce ruling ends in alimony and custody
Judge Miller in the Lamb divorce case awards the wife custody of two children and permanent alimony. The husband is found guilty of gross misconduct with several women and must pay 80 dollars monthly, while the wife retains custody and the children visit him one month yearly. The opinion condemns gossip and calls for responsibility among the public. Separately, a dynamite blast damages Emmett Diamond’s Mason town home and nearby houses, with state police and detectives investigating and bloodhounds used to track the dynamiters.
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Pomeroy
Lamb
Miller
Uniontown
Emmett Diamond
Masontown
Diamond
Battle of Law Waged in Poison Trial at Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Indiana on May 23 the second day of Mrs. Carl's murder trial opened with a bitter legal battle over the admissibility of evidence about the death of Robert Gibson of Nelsonville Ohio the first husband of Mrs. Clara Carl The defense prepared to bar any testimony not directly tied to Carl’s death as expert chemists awaited to support Prosecutor Ging’s claim that an autopsy and chemical analysis found eight grains of arsenic in Carl’s organs
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Shelbyville
Ind
Robert Gibson
Nelsonville
Ohio
Clara Carl
Carl
Frank Carl
Ging
Senate approves 25 cent rate on quick silver
Washington May 23 Senate approved a 25 cent per pound rate on quick silver despite Senator Johnson California plea to restore the old rate. The vote stood 36 to 25. An unrelated old belief about June born maids is noted in the text.
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Washington
Johnson
Republican
California
House
Senate
Greek cabinet under Protopapadakis gains confidence vote
Athens May 235 The new Greek cabinet led by Premier Protopapadakis won a confidence vote in the national assembly by a majority of 171.
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Athens
Premiet Protopapadakis
National Assembly
Rebels Encircled in Tabasco as They Retreat toward Campeche
Federal troops press an encircling operation in Tabasco to trap Carlos Green's rebel force, aiming to cut off retreat into Campeche, according to war office dispatches dated May 23.
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Mexico City
Carlos Green
Tabasco
Campeche
War Office
Dr MeGurk to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
Rev. Dr Daniel MeGurk newly arrived at Athens will address the Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon on Wednesday. His topic is What must business do to be saved. Although new to the city he has gained many admiring friends and will be heard by attendees.
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Chamber of Commerce
Daniel MeGurk
Athens
First Methodist Church
Meturk
McGurk
Harding plans closer rail rate talks with labor board
President Harding backs greater interagency cooperation between the Interstate Commerce Commission and the United States Railroad Labor Board. A conference between the two agencies may speed rate reductions. The labor board could be moved to Washington to aid the effort. The commerce commission may need to order specific cuts on individual commodities if broad talks fail.
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HW. K. Reynolds
1. N.S
Washington
Harding
Interstate Comiocerce Commission
United States Railroad Tabor Board
Fay
Frim C Congo
Adm Mupation
aMetaly
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commercee Commission
Depot Finances Are Discussed in Cleveland Notice
Plans for financing Ireland's $65,000,000 station on the square will be disclosed before J H Agate of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Applications have been made by the New York Central Big Four and Nickel Plate for authority to guarantee $12,000,000 in bonds to start the project.
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Cleveland
I Ireland
Th Square
J. H. Agate
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central
Big Four
Nickelplate
Dope Depot Destroyed in Major Drug Haul
Police swept a basement near Twenty Seventh Street and Broadway in New York seizing seven men and drugs valued at about $50,000. Detectives called the haul a major disruption of smuggling routes for opium, heroin, and other narcotics into the United States.
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New York
Polles
Twenty Seventh Street
Broadway
United States
Governor Davis appoints Dr J F Wuerst to medical examiners board
May 23 Columbus Governor Davis announces the appointment of Dr J F Wuerst as a member of the state board of medical examiners to a term ending in 1928.
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Columbus
Davis
J. F. Wuerst
Davit
State Board of Medical Examiners
Trimble revival attracts many converts amid high tide
Dr. Clarence Mitchell of Cincinnati conducts the Trimble revival continuing at high tide. He visits Athens friends today as the revival grows with 65 additions to date and many men among the converts.
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Trimble
Clarence Mitchell
Cincinnati
Athens
Huntington Ends Blue Sky Rule in City Election
Huntington, W V May 23 Final returns show Lloyd B Chapman Republican winning mayor over C W Campbell by 3300 votes, with C Roe Republican beating Levi Jones for commissioner. Judge Lee L Newman Democrat leads Mat Miser for publican commissioner of streets and sewers as Republicans secure city control. Voters expect new administration to allow Sunday access to gasoline ice cream cigars and cigarettes within city limits.
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Levi Jones
Judge Newman
Lee Lb. Newman
Mat. Miser
Strerns and Sewers
Citizens Board
Huntington
Harding backs state parks plan in letter to committee
President Harding endorses the movement to establish state parks in a letter to John Bartonayne, chair of the conference committee of the second national conference on state parks in Washington.
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Washington
Harding
John Bartonayne
Minerg Parties Prepare Meeting On Eastern Ohio Mine Strike
Hopefuls say June settlement likely as eastern Ohio miners and operators gather in Bellaire to discuss new scales. Reports from Cleveland flag potential resumption of industry and possible coal price reductions following anticipated freight-cut orders.
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Eastern Ohio
Eastern Ohio Miners Union
Bellaire
Cleveland
Marck
Minois Board
Ohio
Business houses close in New Marshfield on Thursday afternoons
The town of New Marshfield will close business houses on Thursday afternoons starting May 26, with notices dated June 22, 1931, listing seasonal half-day closures and local scheduling changes.
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New Marshfield
Lad Killed As Parade Bus Hits Young Boy
Canton Ohio May 23. David Hoover nine year old son of Har old Hoover Canton newspaper man instantly killed when struck by a passenger automobile bus along a parade route honoring Hanford MacNider commander in chief of the American Legion The boy started across a side street and halted at his father’s call to return.
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Canton
David Hoover
Harold Hoover
American Legion
Hanford MacNider
Suspected revenge shooting in Youngstown leaves Italian man mortally wounded
John Siecilon, 24, an Italian, was shot twice by an unknown assailant in Youngstown on May 22 night and likely fatally wounded. About a year ago he shot and killed another Italian for failing to honor an engagement to marry Siecilon's sister.
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Youngstown, O
John Siecilon
Siecilon
Free Milk Booklet Promises Health Guide
The Milk Booklet from Dr. Milton J. Rosenau explains milk as essential food and warns of dangers if improper. The Washington Information Bureau offers a free copy for two cents postage, requesting clear name and address on the coupon.
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Milton J. Rosenau
Harvard University
Hygienic Laboratory
United States Public Health Service
Washington Information Bureau
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