Wet strategy gains farm support to push beer bill
New York lawmakers push a wet plan backed by Representative John Philey and the wet bloc to revive light wines and beer, arguing prohibition cost farmers billions and that the measure could pass amid division among other farm relief bills.
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Washington
John Philey
Laving M. Blues
Blink
Department of Agriculture
Thuy
Black
B. H. Tues
Sear
Sreulestiairy
Celui
Israin
Cevang
Walang
Birek
Mrs Dodge Widow Of Auto Maker To Marry Former Actor
Mrs Horace FE Dodge widow of the automobile maker will wed Hugo Lillman former actor of New York in Grosse Pointe a Detroit suburb ceremony at the home of her son Horace Dodge. The wedding will be attended by close relatives and Mrs Dodge will belong to the family at a Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian church ceremony in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace FE Dodge
Automobile
Muteufaenter
Hugo Lillman
New York
Clief
James H. 1
Cromwell
New York City
Samuel Forrer
Jefferson Avenue
Dodge
Unclear historical battle and civic notices sweep pages
A garbled digest shows multiple items from page one to page twelve including labor strikes, veteran affairs, local elections, court actions, insurance rate protests, and a partial note on a desertion case. References to Grand Army, Soldiers Home administration, Connecticut fighters, and a widow rescued after a long walk appear amid unrelated reports and ads.
Wilkins To Start Arctic Trip After Plane Damaged
A three engine monoplane carrying Captain George H. Wilkins and Ben Eielson was damaged during takeoff near Barrow Alaska. The crew escaped unharmed as right wing and propeller were damaged after a soft ground takeoff. Wilkins plans to hop off for Barrow in the New Yorker with pilot Ben Huctson and a mechanic, refuel at Barrow, and proceed toward the pole. Harrisland naming disputed by Detroit Arctic expedition board.
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Tairbaniss
Alaska
Aree
Poorbanks
Point Barrow
George H. Wilkins
Ben Eielson
Ben Huctson
Charles M. Wiseley
Barrow
Talayien
Wilkins
Harrisland
Watkins
Detroit
Board of Control
City Fails To Act On Strike Threat
Willan E. Burnham, president of the Board of Apportionment, said no meeting is planned until late next week, delaying any action on the surcharge collectors’ demand. The group has set Monday as the final day to secure a raise from 21.60 to 17 a week or threaten a strike, with Director Northey and Major Beherens unavailable for comment. Burnham said the issue is not before the board for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan E. Burnham
Board of Apportionment
Tax Board
Bank Manager Faces Shootout With Bank Robber
In Thostiin May 6 a bank teller survived a violent holdup as a robber opened fire in the Poland's Corner branch. The bandit was wounded. a traffic officer and another teller exchanged shots, the robber collapsing as EMS arrived. The bank staff suffered no fatal injuries.
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Thostiin
Laurence Beate
Geur
Mostar
Barlie
Amasseris
Mifeterig
Widow Rescued After 15 Mile Walk From Redding Ridge
A 65 year old homeless woman named Mrs. O Prendle of Redding Ridge walked over 15 miles to the city seeking shelter with only 96 cents in her possession. She says her husband died last month leaving her destitute after they previously saved $40 over 26 years of marriage. State police later moved her to Tiiside home and she awaits first selectman notice.
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Doris Prendle
Hillside Home
O. Prendle
Redding Ridge
Bureau of Missing Persons
Olice
Redding Bilge
Tisuis Rumsey
Ife
Tiiside
Rumsey
Hedding Sudge
Danbury
Newtown
Teadding Ridge
Radio burglar Hilton guilty of first degree murder
Paul Hilton known as the radio burglar was found guilty of first degree murder by a Queens County jury. The verdict carries an automatic death sentence with sentencing set for Monday. Hilton shot Patrolman Arthur Kenny during the capture attempt following several wireless-set robberies. No witnesses testified for Hilton, and defense remarks suggested Kenny might have died from blood poisoning rather than the bullet wound.
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New York
Paul Hilton
Queens County
Hilton
Arthur Kenny
Brooklyn
Kenny
Tudge Adel
William J. Ryan
Vhief
Munday
Five Miners Die in Pottsville Explosion
Five miners were killed and four injured at South Penn Colliery near Pottsville Pa when a gas explosion followed blasting during cutting and drilling 450 feet underground. Victims include William Coulson and son Albert Edward Green Bruno Frynke and Albert Brintbe. Officials said all others were accounted for and gas buildup and ventilation difficulties contributed to the disaster.
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Pottsville
South Penn Collery
William Coulson
Alberts Edward Green
Bruno Frynke
Albert Brintbe
Cullery
Wibaout
Three Drown As Airship Capsizes Off Navy Yard
In Philadelphia Bay the airship Capsize caused three drownings after the vessel tests water dahtness. Sixteen men were aboard the facility craft when it sank in the Delaware River near the Navy yard. Rescue efforts saved part of the crew, but several workers remained missing.
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Bay
Phiatelphia Navy Yard
Delaware
Lil
eLinis
W. Viorgen
Reizi
Re Langley
Naval Aircraft Factory
Navy Yard
Bishops Praise Coolidge on Law Enforcement Efforts
Washington May 1 CAP The Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church praised President Coolidge for enforcing Prohibition and his economy in government. Joseph S Berry Senior Bishop voiced gratitude for his rigid insistence on law and the constitutional amendment to end the liquor traffic. The bishops spoke at the White House during their conference remarks, citing patriotism and support for world peace.
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Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Coolige
Reid
Coolidge
Joseph S. Berry
Perry
Mr. Upwridge
House Members Clash Over Farm Relief Debate
Washington May 6 AP The House resumed debate on Farm Relief with sharp lines between plans. North Dakota Democrat Aswell championed the Curtis plan while Haugen, Maraon and other measures drew support from Adkins, Meibblivan, Linus and Robey. Debates aimed to run to Saturday as lawmakers urged relief for agriculture amid widespread distress.
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Wablngton
House
Hise
Curtis
Aswell
Lonidaoe
Agriculture Committee
Haugen Bil
Adkins
Mepiblivan
Linus
Robey
Missouri
Cornell Suit to Be Assigned for Argument
Arguments on attorney Jonn A Cornell's petition to have papers in possession of seven persons brought forward in the fee suit against the city of Bridgeport were postponed due to prior court matters. An assignment for arguments will be set for a future date.
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Cornell
Jonn
Perslon
Papera
Brouahline
Beidgeport
Grand Army men voice support for Supt Seeley at encampment
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic gathered for the state encampment and expressed confidence in Civil War veteran Colonel Henry J. Seeley as superintendent of the Fitch Soldiers Home at Nareton. The event followed a testimonial by Commander James W. Davis and praised Seeley for economical, satisfactory management of the home serving Civil War, Spanish War, and World War veterans. Davis is expected to be reelected as department commander.
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John H. Trumbull
Seeley
James W. Davis
First Methodist
Davis
Grand Army of the Republic
Mtanne
War to resume as Rif peace talks end in Morocco
May 6 report says negotiations to settle the Rif war have ended. Spain and France prepare to advance against Abd el Krim and his 30,000 fighters, with 8,100 regulars, to press terms offered on April 18. Delegates return to their posts as hostilities loom.
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Morocco
Guerghs
Mella
Sidi Bourekds
Abd- Elr Krim
Casap Berteain
Haveren Ahove Ouida
Elge
Tits Desert
Benttannen
Pemansit
Glasgow Riots After General Strike Hit City Depots
Rioting surged in Glasgow as a general strike sparked clashes around tramway depots in Ruby and Paton streets. Police clashed with crowds, arrests topped sixty, and many injures were reported as looting damaged shoe shops and sawmills while volunteers and miners joined the unrest.
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ASGOW
May
Glasgow
Ruby Street
Paton Street
Lee Hee
New York Communists Push for Labor Solidarity
New York communists advocate uniting with labor to back British strikers. A workers committee party called a mass meeting for Sunday noon at Union Square, inviting Sutchinta to join in a joint campaign to prevent any hiring by British employers.
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New York
Lesa
Rousalista
American Federation of Labor
Panty
Union Square
Jnin
Engl
Heidelberg Graduate's Love Diary Triggers Divorce Suit
A graduate of Heidelberg University of Germany and advertising writer, Theodore De Kalmar of Greenwich and New York faced a divorce from Minnie Kalmar in Superior Court. The case centers on De Kalmar's diary detailing intimacies with women, read in court, with Minnie Kalmar granted a divorce on grounds of infidelity.
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Heidelberg University
Germany
Boston
Theodore de Kabmar
Greenwich
New York City
Halice
Uae
Superior
Alfred Kalds
Ts Kalmar
Minnie
Iliott de Kalmar
Queenwich
de Wallatell
Montreal
Britain faces fourth day general strike amid upheaval
London May 6 A voluntary labor action and government union leadership clash as Britain nears a fourth day of the general strike. Premier Baldwin demands withdrawal of orders before new negotiations while union leaders refuse, promising a free hand in talks. Police clashed with rioters in Musselburgh and Clasigay as crowds attacked transport and damaged property. The Trades Union Council calls for exemplary conduct and ponders peaceful protest amid mounting unrest. Underground and Tube services slowly resume as blockade effects ease nationwide.
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Baldwin
Jabor
Musselburgh
Sidinbur
Iran
Clasigay
Orde
Ty All Workers
He Trades Union Council
Counc
Cineilisks
Hing Wat Qieen
Lenden
Esantry
Lopden
Bnew
Council of the Urdous Amt
Up Commons
Koverentiegt
Sook Jungs
Mann
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Hove
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Fairbanks
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EARP
Triegram
American Newapanel Alliance
Crook
Methodist Episcopal
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Supt
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Soldier’s Hospital Board
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