Lindbergh Eyes New York Paris Nonstop Hop Amid Delays
New York May 20 reports indicate Captain Charles A. Lindbergh is poised to launch the New York to Paris nonstop flight at dawn. Mechanics tune the Ryan monoplane at Curtiss field while ground crews inspect Roosevelt field, with weather maps in Lindbergh’s room and officials closely watching conditions and potential delays.
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Garden City
Woman Convicted and Faces Death Penalty in Gruesome Slaying
In Cook County a woman, identified as Mrs Fraser, was convicted of murdering cabinetmaker William Lindstrom and sentenced to death after a 3½ hour deliberation. The trial linked her to Patrick Lindstrom and a second suspect, with tensions over who would be executed. The case centers on a violent crime involving a mother and a child.
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De Pinedo Prepares Flight to Rome From Canada
Italian aviator Francesco De Pinedo arrives in Montreal after a Quebec to Rimouski leg and plans an early takeoff toward Trepassy Bay tomorrow weather permitting. He awaits Newfoundland reports before resuming the long flight toward Rome, with potential landings along Magdalen Islands coast if needed.
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Bail Set at $250000 in Petroleum Case
A secret indictment in Los Angeles County set bail at 250000 in a petroleum case involving stock reissuance by Julian Vetrolinie Corporation. Jurors were told only of the Julian case as the sole matter before them today. Anceoneetion with this case remained the focus of the testimony.
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Bath Tragedy in Michigan School Blast Kills 44
A Michigan village, nearly bankrupt, mourns 44 dead from a school bombing, 37 children among victims. Andrew Kehor, the district treasurer, is named as the sole planner after investigators discarded outside help theories. Governor Green orders state aid and will cover funeral costs for needy families. The blast struck the Bath school just before the annual picnic.
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Huerta Arrested in Smuggling Plot
Los Angeles May 19 Adulto e La Huerta former visional president of Mexico appeared at U S Marshal office and was served with a warrant charging conspiracy to violate U S neutrality laws. He agreed to surrender and faces charges that he conspired with four others to ship rifles and ammunition to Tucson with intent to move munitions into Mexico for a revolutionary propaganda effort.
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Wave of events across pages mix local crime and politics
A jumble of snippets notes Lisidgeport Brase case, local elections, and new priests. mentions Washington naval actions and marine deployment. Reports on Peoria mayor’s son death, foreign affairs, Vanderbilt influence, weather, and major league club moves. No single clear story dominates. multiple brief items span politics, crime, and sports.
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Faria
Pettemien
Dewoni
ASD
Patryteri Coumly
Yale Sigma Xi Chapter Elected Officers for Year
Yale Sigma Xi chapter held its annual meeting to elect officers. Leith Jure was named president, with a vice president, treasurer, and other roles filled by committee members. The vote reflected the chapter’s governance for the upcoming year.
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Busines
New England War Ends Defeat of Enemies Proclaimed
Newport May 18 AP The war ends with the enemy repulsed in a major coastal defense drill. General Preston Brown reports a Black armada of 78 vessels failed to land 75,000 troops along the coast to seize industrial cities. Transport losses and troop bottlenecks hindered the invaders while Blue defenders halted progress near Westport River and Bainmurda Bay. Naval maneuvers led the opening phase.
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Flood Warnings As Atchafalaya Waters Surge In Basin
May 19 report from New Orleans notes flood waters sweeping the Atchafalaya basin toward St Martinsville may enter the town. Crevasse outflow along Bayou Des Glaises and Melville is estimated at 300000 cubic feet per second with water pushing toward Lafayette highlands and the Mississippi. The flood has spread from crevasses northwest of New Orleans toward Iberville and Port CHICAGO. May 18 reports on wets measures pass lower Wisconsin assembly and move to the Senate for action.
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High-Power Beer Triggers Two Arrests In City
Local police report a 5 percent beer, labeled high powered, as the cause of two arrests. John 68 of Main Street and John Wilk 51 were detained by Detective Sergeant Patrick Murphy and Patrolman William Buckley after store samples tested above the natural limit. The Lunaheve store allegedly sold the product under its bar’s display, with investigators collecting samples for analysis.
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Bureau of Investigation
Son of Calles Fired On After Café Dispute
In Nogales Sonora a gun attack targeted the son of President Calles after a nightclub dispute. Julian Koamere fired, wounding two of Calles's clothing. Todulfo Calles, twenty eight, survived the second shooting. The incident follows a prior attack four months earlier at Cajenne Sonora.
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Grand Jury to be called next week in murder case
A Yonkers man with Danbury ties faces a potential 11 degree murder indictment in Danbury. Frank Vanco was found slain at his home January 19. His former housekeeper Mrs Gali and her 14 year old son Peter Szorsteh are implicated. the youth confessed, the mother denies involvement. The youth is at Meriden State Reform School. the mother has been jailed since her arrest. A Danbury official says there is evidence to warrant presenting the case to a grand jury, which is expected to reconvene next week.
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British Ship Fails to Locate Nungesser Plane
Pinghind May 16. The British destroyer Sea Wolf returned to port after searching about 90 miles offshore for the missing Nisges/Witte Hird. An alleged message from Nungesser claimed the plane went down off the British coast.
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Byrd Acosta Noville Ship Clothes to Paris
Fragmented OCR text describes Byrd Acosta and Noville sending clothing to Paris. Mentions New York, The INDY Confisence, Mathey mid in Parte in Americas emp sized Uday. Likely a garbled transit or shipment notice with names and places.
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Bert Acosta
Reconciliation Fails for Vanderbilts Divorce Imminent
May 19 Paris reports say the marriage of William Kissam Vanderbilt and Virginia Fair, first married in 1899, will likely end in divorce next month in Paris. No property dispute. custody of their son William Vanderbilt Jr. possibly awarded to Mrs. Vanderbilt. reconciliation meeting at the Palais de Justice failed amid a tense, camera-dodging hearing.
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Danbury Delayed In Water Program
Danbury delays in its water program as two key authorization bills failed to pass in the General Assembly. A January survey and a report on acquiring Marjorie Creek and Ball Creek in New Fairfield prompted a million-dollar bond and purchase plan, but the measures died in committee leaving the project stalled while utilities eye nearby reservoir options.
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Drunk with Bottle in Pastor's Home Is Skunk
SEW LONDON May 14 CAP A policeman questioned Rev Dr Charles H K Spaulding about a supposed drunk with a bottle at the minister's home. He found a skunk head lodged in a preserve jar under the veranda. police misheard and the animal was shot.
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Charles HK. Spaulding
Announcement of new Day Chief expected today
Washington March 15 IAP Secretary Mellon is near a decision on the permanent prohibition commissioner with an announcement likely tomorrow The acting commissioner is Rey A Haynes supported by the Anti Saloon league while other groups oppose him Dr James M Toran and Seymour Lowman are among other candidates Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon league visited the White House saying Haynes is best fit The President will let Mellon handle the appointment with some advisers opposing Haynes Treasury officials fear Haynes would resign if appointed Strong opposition to any hostile to the prohibition law persists
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Pinochle Player Draws Eight Aces Then Dies
NEA Fork May 19 A pinochle hand proved fatal for Frank Frankenthal 40 a watchman in a tale of luck and loss Irving Kemp his longtime employer promised a fitting funeral after learning his worker drew eight aces in a single game Three friends played with him and one man drew six aces Then as he drew the eighth ace he stood up shouted and collapsed to die of heart failure a doctor confirmed the cause of death
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Woman Smuggler Held as Gems Found
Trailed for three months by Treasury agents, Mrs. John Kantor was arrested at Detroit while attempting to smuggle gems valued at 100000 to 200000 from abroad. Gems found on her person. arrest aided by agents who made the seizure.
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Tustonia Department
Amherst Year Book Teases John Coolidge Razzing
The Amherst College junior yearbook lightly mocks John Coolidge, son of the president, noting his sly image and a rumored linkage to a private service. The writeup hints at campus jokes about his Navy jacket and a “secret service man” assigned as his bodyguard, with references to friends at Mt Holyoke.
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Willimantic Gun Attack Leaves Irwin Dead After Visit
In Willimantic May 19 AP reports playwright Leonard Cline shot at friend Wilfred Irwin of New York at the Cline home in Mansfield. Irwin died from a gunshot wound after five shots were fired from a shotgun. Cline, injured, is recovering in St. Joseph’s hospital. Arraignment set for Saturday at 9 am. State prepares homicide case. defense plans not guilty plea.
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