Evacuation as floodwaters threaten towns near Vicksburg
Widespread flooding from a broken levee system along the Mississippi disrupts towns near Vicksburg with water encroaching towns, forcing evacuations. Plans deploy 25,000 troops, 10 planes, 200 boats as authorities rush to rescue and move refugees toward Baton Rouge and Vicksburg.
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Delhi
Tyas Valde
Wales
Baton Rouge
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Flaming Plane Crashes in Hampton Roads Area
A fireball and debris marked a dramatic plane crash near Hampton Roads. Reports say two people died as the aircraft plunged from the sky and exploded near ground level, with emergency crews racing to the scene. Authorities are reviewing flight data and witness accounts amid ongoing investigations.
Harvard Head May Lead Sacco Vanzetti Probe
Governor Bullewen considers Provident 4% Law. Lawrence Touell of Standard University to lead a state commission investigating the Sacco Vanzetti case. Nicahi Sacco and Palin Vanzetti sentenced to death. Commission pressure grows for review. no violation of intent found.
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Sacco-Vanzett
Funton Way
Cape
Bulle Wen
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Lawrence Touell
Startard
Uae
Lowell
Crovernor
Nicahi Saca
Palin Yea
Coolidge orders survey of flood control measures
President Coolidge directs a survey of flood control options for the Mississippi valley. He tasks Secretary Hoover’s War Department staff to work with the Mississippi River Commission and gather proposals to prevent future disasters. He signals readiness to fund relief efforts while delaying new congressional sessions.
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Serear Davi
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Woover
Tomake
Wiseissippi Ter Commission
Eatia
Congress
Arge
Cross
Burdreton
Reguanontey
Pan American Advertising Plan Highlighted by Coolidge
President Coolidge told the Pan American Commerce Conference that all nations in the Pan American Union share equality with the United States and urged cooperation to develop resources. He called for a Pan American conference on advertising as a key driver of trade and warned against harming others while expanding markets.
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Washington
Pan American Union
United States
Loolidge
Pan American
Rey
Tome
Pan-American Union
Western Hemisphere
Truce Called for Stimson Meeting in Nicaragua
A forty eight hour truce in the warfare between rival Liberal and Conservative forces in Nicaragua became effective at noon today. The truce allows Liberal leader to confer with Henry T. Atimesen, the president’s personal representative, as peace talks continue with Liberal delegates in Managua.
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Nicaragua
Tarigua
Dose Maila
Simpson Denounces City Officials as Pickpockets
The Rev Charles W Simpson denounces Bridgeport city officials from Grace M Church accusing them of corruption and favoring bribery in awarding insurance contracts. He calls for honest men on committees and vows to push for reforms through primaries and elections.
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Ordins
Simpsons
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Uquor
Ithe
Christian Cripp
Ety
Insurance Commission
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Smopgon
Fire Devastates Reduso Rubber Plant. Rescue Efforts Underway
A blaze destroyed the Reduso Rubber Products stock and damaged the 1489 Main Street building. Fire raged through the second story as hoses flooded the Maple Near rink below, prompting evacuations of 30 skaters and prompting investigators to assess damages reaching into thousands. In Fairmont West Virginia, a related mine rescue effort reported seven additional bodies found, with teams sealing sections to aid recovery as fears of further blasts grew.
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Reduso Rubber Products Company
Main Street
Frank Jacoby
Oro Segal
Lorie
Joseph Vu - Won
Caonte Meyers
Fobert Lambie
West
Lambie
Firth
Oni Efort
Compulsory City Pensions Predicted Heads Toward Reform
A city pension reform is forecast as officials study optional and mandatory funding options. Proposals discuss combining funds, investing, and requiring employee participation, with several cities already using pension bonds and seeking mandatory enrollment. Public officials examine systems in Boston and Providence for guidance.
U S Court Orders Rum Ship Released
A Federal District Court ordered the release of a rum ship off the California coast amid government dispute. Attorneys for the ship argued the vessel should depart, while federal officials upheld seizure and custody. The case involved the Treasury and Justice departments and ongoing legal maneuvers by court officials and agents.
Senate Approves New Finance Body Despite Dissent
The Senate passed a bill creating the Department of Control and Finance amid strong opposition from Senators Merritt and Word and Bayosito. The measure, debated at length, places the board under new powers with checks and balances debated. an amendment moved to adjust bond approval was adopted. The article notes concerns over expanded control and potential impact on state governance.
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Wanford
Mass
Merritt
I&lamford
Word and
Bayosito
En Huren
Iil
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Shaw
Redding
Judiciary Committee
Weneid
Commissioner of Control and Finance
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Jedleg
Mra Merritt
Hartford
Board of Ten
Wien
Erge
General Assembly
Bellanga to Carry 280 Foot Aerial During Flight Attempt
The Wright Bellanta monoplane aims to reach Paris using a 280 foot radio aerial trailing behind during its approach. Alan Cardwell, builder of the experimental craft, plans to send a small emergency signal if needed and a white flag may be used to aid signaling to a ship within two miles. The crew prepares for the risky test as plans to reach Paris loom.
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Walleep
Behnd
Parle
Alan Cardwell
Suedloin
Mrs Snyder plotted to kill husband for insurance
New York May 3 AP Mrs Ruth Snyder faced trial for plotting to murder her husband Albert Snyder to collect a large life insurance payout. Henry Judd Gray testified detailing the couple's scheme and Snyder's alleged manipulation, while Lorraine Snyder, their daughter, testified about the aftermath and light on the morning after the murder.
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Albert Snyder
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City merger bill faces rule suspension in Hartford
Hartford May 3 Only by agreement of legislators to suspend the rules can the merger bill consolidating three Bridgeport departments pass in this session of the General Assembly if adjournment comes on voted on Friday The bill was reported into the Senate late today by the Committee on Cities and Boroughs with amendments planned for Bridgeport legislators One provision concerns safeguarding financial records of the Board of Apportionment during the transition Officials anticipate a Senate suspension vote tomorrow to push the measure forward toward House action as well if approved The bill could reach enactment tomorrow or Thursday depending on Senate action and House preference to delay while opponents seek to defeat it or delay adjournment
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Edward Lohely
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Republican Women Oppose Dry Law Questionnaire Shows Modifying Prohibition Favored
A national survey by the Women's National Republican Club indicates Republican women most favor modification or repeal of Prohibition. The questionnaire, sent to 8 sites, shows varying regional responses with major support for allowing sale of light wines and beer or repeal with local option. Results reflect opinions across New England, the Middle West, and other regions, highlighting debates on morals, law, and enforcement.
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Women'saAional Republican Club
New York Isd
Walt
Gulden
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