Pope Presses Fascists for Prompt Vatican Reply
Vatican notes demand a swift Italian government response to fascist suppression of Catholic clubs and anti pope demonstrations. The pope condemns intimidation and seeks clarifications under the Lateran Pact while Vatican diplomats hold talks and monitor safety for Catholic youth.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius
Papacy
Vatican
Italy
Benito Brussolini
Alti
Holy Se
Onder
Peredea
Willie Willis Plays at Afternoon Game
A fragmented note mentions Willie Willis and a sports moment described as an afternoon play. The text is garbled with unclear names and actions, but shows a local game context and the name Willie Willis.
Lindbergh Plans Summer Pacific Flight With Wife
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh announced with his wife plans to fly the Pacific this summer, selecting the northern route for what would be the aviator’s most ambitious flight since 1927. Official permission was sought, with Mrs. Lindbergh as co pilot and probable navigator, as they prepare from their New Jersey home.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Great Pacific
Paris
Lindbergh
Jook
Nere
William R. Castle
Castle
New York
Long Island
North Besch
Lindberghs
Charles, Jr
Engelwood
O. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Eggerly
Mra. Lindbergh
New Jersey
Pacific
Aleutian Islands
Japan- Rese Kurile Islands
Japan
China
London
Tomate
India
United States
Memphis
Lkely
Mya
Soviet Russia
Kamchatka Peninsula
Giberia
Soviet Information Bureau
Russia
New Yorke
Ruano
Slim
Costla
Landbergh
Old Time West Shooting Shatters Reno Gambling Hall
In Reno Nevada Bill Graham a noted gambler and Jack Dempsey associate opened fire in the Slymarket Haymarket club wounding W A McCracken and causing chaos as patrons fled. Graham claimed self defense while officials noted a recent revival of gambling and an outbreak of pneumonia among dealers and staff.
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Reno
Jack Dempsey
Nev
Slymarket
Bill Graham
Haysmarket
Graham
Abevitt
Ferro Fana
Haymarket
Nevada
McCracken
Grayham
MrGracken
McGracken
Nautilus Sails From Provincetown for England Mission
The submarine Nautilus left Provincetown harbor at 1 o clock tonight bound for England with Sir Hubert Witking and a party of scientists aboard. A coast guard cutter escorted the vessel out and will accompany it to sea as a convoy. The voyage aims to test the submarine’s instruments before a possible later journey toward the pole.
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Provincetown
Mass
Hubert Witking
Orth Pote
Provincetown Harbor
England
Telnla
Coast Guard
Penebar
Geand Hawks
George
White House denies Navy will not cooperate in economy push
The White House issued a denial that Navy officials would be unable to cooperate with Hoover's economy program. It stated Navy Secretary Adams has not announced any plan to cut expenses and will work with other departments to carry out the economy drive. The dispute over Navy policy, especially building to the treaty limits, is noted as ongoing.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
Department of Origin
Adams
Adems
Mr. Hoover
Navy Department
Congress
DeVan Announces Another Round of Appointments
Mayor B P DeVan revealed a new slate of appoints and reappointments including George Hendricks as building inspector replacing N S Stark and Andrew Calley as plumbing inspector. Wilbur Medley and Taylor were reappointed street commissioner and superintendent of the crematory respectively with several health and clerical staff also renewed.
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B. P. DeVan
George
Hendricks
Creacent Ronda Nn
N.S. Stark
Andrew Calley
Neal Avenue
Charier 1
Iamart
John Hornu
Lae Street
Ocleck
Mire
Ann Whittmore
Wilbur Medley
Goel Taylor
A. T. Spaulding
B.' A. Calderwood
Henry Day
Neath
Clara Fitzpatrick
Bessie Meal- Inter
Kathryn Beaton
Health
Thomas Witson
Speakeasy Is Local Problem Says Woodcock
Prohibition Director Anna W. Woodcock says federal effort will focus on big commercial liquor while local authorities handle speakeasies. He cites Reno and Nevada as typical of broader local enforcement, with federal help only where local action falters. Preparations for July 2 start include 350 new agents and 24 instructors for a nationwide refresher program.
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Washington
Anna W. W. Woodcock
Woodcock
Phustion
Reno
Mqnor
Nevada
McCesarily
New York City
Padiacking
Friends of Prohibition
Congress
End of Coal Strikes Seen
Negotiations for peace underway in southwestern Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia amid a spreading miners strike. In West Virginia four Scott's Run mines near Morgantown may reopen, while in Pennsylvania several mines faced closures and protests with minor unrest and arrests in Washington and Greene counties.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
United Mine Workers At America
Pennesylvania
Ite
National Miners Union
Fields
P. A Ramsey
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industes
Joseph Washington
Washington, Pa
Emmeliine Fitt
United States Department of Labor
van A. Bittner
United Mine Workers
Porsgrove Mining Company
Scott's Run
Morgentown
Joseph Porsgrove
Cleveland
Cedar Grove
Attasburg
Randall Coal Company
Morgantown
Bittner
Foland Coal Company
Polar
Greene County
Montour
Pittswergh Col Company
Library
Manifold and Enterprise
Zougnogheny and
Ohio Corl Company
Waanington County
Washington County
Robert & Cain
Ivan Marchinsky
Antonia Tynees
Duquesne Cort Company
Aurora
Julie Marchinsky
Smokeless Operators Vote To Uphold Wage Standard
John Laing a Charleston coal operator reported that West Virginia Smokeless Coal Operators association members meeting in Washington voted unanimously against wage reductions in smokeless coal fields. The group noted mines in New River Winding Gulf and Pocahontas produce about one third of state coal and urged members to influence others to preserve current wages. Governor Conley praised the decision as patriotic service.
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John Laing
Charleston
Conley
West Virginia
Smokeless Coal Operators Association
Washington
New River
Gulf
Pocahontas
Department of Mines
Laing
Prohibition Debate Flows Among English Delegates
In Toronto Mrs A B Whitaker a British temperance delegate says prohibition will not take hold in England as no one wants it. She contrasts English views with Canada’s liquor controls and notes that English temperance workers are not pushing prohibition.
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Toronto
England
A. B. White
Royal York Hotel
Alan
Whitaker
United Press
Mrs. Whitaker
Myra. Wiltaker
Montreal
Mra. Whitsker
Mra
E. W. Joncelyn
Nashville
Toronto Police
Paul McKendrick
Pittaburga
Torgina
Che
Mary Harris Armor
Macon
United States
Charlea K. Sabin
Women’s Association Against
Jack Manor
Tven
Atherica
Subscriptions Pour In As Mellon Seeks Long Term Bonds
Treasury Secretary Mellon called for 800 million dollars to aid government finances, triggering a flood of banker subscriptions. Oversubscriptions reached 66.0 million to 290 thousand dollars, with long term bonds seen as the largest issue since the Liberty Loans. Allotments up to 800.9 million to be set by Saturday as rates hit a record low around 2.5 percent.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Liberty Honda
Treasury
Congress
Mortimer L Schiff Dies in New York
Mortimer L Schiff a Kuhn Loeb partner and stock exchange figure died at his Oyster Bay home from a heart attack. Born 1877 in New York he led philanthropy notably with the Boy Scouts of America and held roles with Jewish and civic organizations. Funeral plans were pending.
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New York
Mortimer & Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
The
Stock Exchange
Oyster Bay
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts of America
National Council
Memphis
Tenz
Jacob Henry
Theresa (Loeb) Schiff
Schiff
Amherst College
London
Hamburg
I 1900
Chemical Bank and Trust Company of
Western Union Telegraph Company
Schitt
DO X Lands On Fernando Noronha After Atlantic Flight
The giant German airship DO X landed at Fernando de Noronha near Brazil at 12 10 a m local time after thirteen hours eighteen minutes from Cape Verde. The voyage began November 6 in Altenrhein Switzerland and faced multiple delays due to weather and mechanical issues.
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Fernando Noronha
Brazil
South Atlantic
Cape Verda
Gane Verda
Altte Fernando Nozonhs
Porto Praia
Cape Verde
Altenrhein
Switzerland
Wei
Jfor
Endio
Tabio
Do- Has
Cape Verde Islands
Alf
DOK
Lak Constance
New York
Buropesa
Portugal
Canary Islands
Bolamo
Portuguese West Africaa
Jelands
Trop
Capa Verde
Two Men Die In Warrior Mine Blast Near Welch
Two men, Lucian Woosley and Alva Couch, were killed in a gan explosion at Warrior No 2 mine near Welch. Inspectors Prentice and Kerr recovered the bodies as investigators planned to study the ignition of small pockets of gas.
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Welch
Warrior
Hero Tonighs
Lucian Woosley
Alva Couch
Sab
Midis Atileiats
Burt
W. H. Prentice
War
Prack Kerr
State Department of Mines
Tomerow
Ecclier
Ett Femltes
Big Men Are Scarce in Hollywood Newsroom
A letter from Hollywood notes a shift in industry power as big leaders are found to be less imposing, with executives now measured by actual value rather than reputation. The piece questions the dominance of "big men" and reflects on a changing industrial landscape.
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Hollywood
Calif
Iman
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