Loss of World Flyers Regrets Apparent
Washington reports President Coolidge expressed regret over the apparent loss of Major Frederick L. Martin and Sergeant Alva E. Harvey. The search effort continues by boat and air, with hopes of discovery. Coast guard shifts search to Unamak Island, 300 miles south of Chignik, amid volcanic terrain and harsh conditions.
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U.S. Canada
Great Britain
Ashington
Coolidge
Spaper Alliance
Frei
Martin
Alva E. Harvey
Harvey
Weeks
Fredparick Martin
Alva Harvey
Seattle
Wash
Coast Guard
Unamak
Aleutian Islands
Java
Chignik
Alaska
Vancouver
British Columbia
Unamaki
Bear
Whignik
Perry
Uhignik
Defers Trial of Baring on Murder Attempt Charge
Supreme Court Justice Seeger grants an order staying trial of Clarence Baring on a murder attempt charge pending a motion to transfer the case from County Court to the Supreme Court. Trial set for May, likely postponed. Attorney Charles L Long argues indictments lack specifics on possible paternal gain and that the grand jury was not informed if germs alleged to have sickened Mrs Baring were deadly.
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White Plains
Seeger Topiey
Clarence v. Baring
Supreme Court
Charles L. Long
Bariing
Baring
Governor Alfred E Smith Visits Ailing Mother
Governor Smith journeys from Albany to his home where his mother Catherine Smith lies critically ill. Mrs Mary Aookive hosts relatives as Edward Costelly of the Roman Catholic Church of the Assumption officiates a blessing service earlier in the evening.
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Alpany
Matherine Smith
Hiserigusty
Pregimnenia
Mary A Ookive
Evrlier
Cathylie
Edward Costelly
Church of the Assumption
Confidence Runs High For Safe Return Of Lost Aviators
Mrs. Frederick Martin and Alva G. Harvey’s mother express steadfast belief their husbands and son will be rescued. Letters from Chiguiq and Sitka reveal hopes, gratitude for aid, and a promise of safety as the world flight crew endures delays and dangerous weather.
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Frederick L.martin
Alva G. Harvey
United States
Major Martin
San Diego
Martin
Cleburne
Texas
Harvey
Frederick
Toute
U. 8 S. Aa
Tam
Chigui
Seward
Chiguik
Sergeant Harvey
Mia
Luther Harvey
Wheeler Denies Oil Permit Bribery In Montana Case
Witness Senator Wheeler fought back claims of any improper payments or deals over oil permits in Montana. He denied knowledge of permits for capital interests and said he never was paid for such work. The hearing highlighted letters and telegrams between Wheeler Campbell and Goodwin, with Interior officials disputing the supposed correspondence. The committee adjourned without a Borah plan statement.
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Booth
Mr. Goodwin
Department of the Interior
Campbell
Interior Department
Montana
Wheeler
Chairian Borah
Idaho
Sterling
South Dakota
Swinson
Virginia
Stor Wheeler
Rhea
Washington
Nile
John S. Platt
Incerta Department
Baldwin
Senate
Europe
Heeldwin
Netton
Burgne
Murphy Leaves Estate of 450000 to Family
New York report shows Charles F. Murphy once head of Tammany Hall left an estate valued about 450 000 dollars. The will reveals the entire estate mostly goes to his widow and close family, with one small bequest noted.
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Murphy
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Burns Quits Investigation Role Amid Diary Controversy
The Burns resignation from the Bureau of Investigation is accepted to take effect immediately after a dialogue between Burns and Attorney General Stone. Burns cites a wish to finish several completed probes and to support a division of identification, while Stone notes the move aligns with the ongoing drive for efficiency and the bureau’s future steadiness.
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Wheeler
Wiso
Gaston B. Means
Department
Means
Butts
Eid ‘Ore
Stone Re
Ait. Stone
Jatt
Atcare
Daugherty
Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Lsmn
Bureau of Identification
Lave Finn
Xen
Tammany to pick new chief after Murphy death
New York May 8 The Tammany Hall executive committee plans to meet May 16 to choose a successor to the late Charles B. Murphy. A special committee, formed to reconsider leadership, met and heard views from leaders of the first five assembly districts.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Charles B. Murphy
Yeat Orday
Apecial Committee
Althhough
James A. Foley
Old Guard
Contest Election of Anti Coolidge Alaska Delegates
In Juneau Alaska on May 3 election results show Coolidge supporters fared poorly in Alaska primaries and municipal ballots held April 29. The contest centers on alleged illegal votes cast by several hundred Indians or Native Alaskans, forming the basis of the challenge to the results.
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Alaska
Juneal
Coolidge
Madison Square Garden stop seals Jahagon win
Floyd Jahagon defeats Quintin Lamera in the eighth round at Madison Square Garden in a Chilean bloomer style bout. Baseball notes report all teams at five wins except Boston Braves who beat Pittsburgh 10 to 7 in a loosely played game. Yale Princeton track set for a New Haven afternoon with freshman races. Harvard Columbia Penn M St Ty to race on the Charles River.
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New Maven
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Columbia
Penn Ang M. St. Ty
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France
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Johnston
Bethel
Mad Flutter
Louisville
Republicans Fail to Dislodge Tax Scheme Adopted
Washington May 9 Senate Democrats retained their income tax schedule in the Revenue Bill amid two GOP assaults. Debates on final passage were scheduled for tomorrow. Compromises on Melon surtax rates were defeated. the 40 percent Democratic plan stood. Repeals included taxes on telephone and telegraph traffic and art works. Tax-exempt security income reductions were kept. tax-exempt security prohibition failed. Republicans and several Democrats split on House surtax options. Several named Republicans backed Democratic rates. Johnson with Democrats. Leadership signaled no further compromise before final passage.
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Smoot
Finance Committee
Meiljson
Claga
Virginia
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Democrata
Brookhart
Iowa
Johnsen
California
Frazier
Arndd
North Dakota
Howell and Norris
Nebraska
Norbeck
South Dakota
Meetings Tonight with Local Organizations in Bridgeport
Bridgeport listings show meetings tonight for United Commercial Travelers of America at 1183 Main Street and court Nathaniel Wheeler at 1037 Broad Street. Nutmeg Encampment 10 F at 1687 Broad Street also reads as scheduled.
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Bridgeport
Counci
United Commercial Travelers of America
Main Street
Nathaniel Wheeler
Broad Street
Must Pay Alimony in Bridgeport Divorce Case
Veda J Norton a Bridgeport machinist must pay alimony of 16 per week to Violet G Norton and cover her counsel fees while the divorce trial proceeds. Judge Banka of Superior Court ordered the payments yesterday.
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Veda J Norton
Bridgeport
Violet G. Norton
Banka
Bipartisan Split On Adoption Of Report Amid Debate
Democrats opposed the proposal as 23 Republicans mostly from the West supported it along with three independents. Eleven Democrats voted to accept the report. During the debate Representative Longworth led the Republican side with key figures Burton of Ohio and Vaile of Colorado among conferees. Democratic leaders Baker of California Sabath and Jarrett opposed adoption. MacLafferty and Lineberger of California joined the Republican camp.
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Longworth
Burton
Ohio
Vaile
Colorado
Moore
Virginia
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Baker
Caliorntay
Sabath
Fhinois
Tdemocrate
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MacLafferty
Lineberger
California
Republicana
Wife Leaves After Short Marriage for Desertion
Nathan Inikott of Beldgevort claims Pauline Waxenberg Iikoff married in April 1520 lived with him 32 days then left to avoid stepmother duties to their four children. Iikoff granted divorce on desertion. Mrs Louise Carroll of Stamford, aged half her 64 year old husband Charles Carroll of Greenwich, allegedly deserted four months after marriage and was granted decree of desertion.
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Beldgevort
Pauline Waxenberg Iikoff
Dave
la Fivet Ponrriage
Ietkoff
Louise M. Carroll
Stamford
Charles Carroll
Greenwich
Carrol
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