Quiet May Day Observed in New York City
April reports describe May Day celebrations quietly planned across New York City with speeches songs and union gatherings. Police and federal authorities increased surveillance at banks stock exchanges churches and officials homes as demonstrators prepare to march in line with American Federation of Labor guidance.
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York
Car- Ste Milane
Tammany
Federal Reserve
Stock Exchange
St. Datrick's
J. Pv Mordan
Otters
United Atme Workers OF America
Legislature Recessed as Revenue Proposals Scrutinized
A joint committee was appointed to study state revenue problems and needs. Governor Gore will be consulted on ideas about revenue and law enforcement. The legislature recessed until May 3 with a new extraordinary session possible, and appointees include President White and Senator Keatlay as chairs.
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East
Lon PaHing
Robinson
Harrison County
Sweetlok
Will
Hall
Mingo County
Arnold
Randolph County
Benaters
Benater
Wula
af _Mononxalia
Ightaid
Wetzel
Henrick
Tucker
Johnson
Kanawhe
Henshaw
Barka
Ter
Unth Hovgo
Senate
Gore
Finch Accepts Call to Trinity as Pastor
Reverend Herbert Finch of Ramsey New Jersey has accepted a call to become pastor of the Lok Petter Lutheran church in this city. He will assume duties in September after long service and extensive study in Germany and at Gettysburg College.
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New Jersey
Herbert Finch D
Ramsey
N. J
Haw
Ana Bineausral
Lok Petter
Uitte Fane
Lathhtan, Seni Dary
Gettysbuss
Fragmentary Crime Notice From Canknyolia
A damaged OCR fragment reports a police case involving several girls and a suspect named Samuel Ridtts in a northern region. The text references a missing person or abduction scene, with names and locations scrambled and unclear.
Darst Warns Gore Over Control Board Appointment
From a sickbed in Baltimore John Darst of Charleston accuses Governor Gore of failing to submit his name for the state board of control. He says the governor’s actions undermine the state’s standards and vows to pursue the issue through the courts and public channels.
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Thegal
Darst
Gore
Associated Press
SBURG
Church Hospital
Baltimore
John
Charleston
Howard M. Gore
State Senate
State Board of Control
Yes
Nowspapers
Anc
Marts
Prile
Fcupenal
Wensare
Arites
Darest
Durst
Morgan
Ntntr
Gore Morgan
Senate
France
Meron
Getwe
West i
Fragmented Radio Report On Origin Point Ship Incident
A garbled radio transcript describes an incident involving a ship near a port, efforts to locate its origin, and inquiries about the vessel. References to a wireless company, a deport, and letters from Zealand appear amid unclear details and incomplete sentences.
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Ramatracion
United
Bratea
NG WOMAN PRESIDENT NSTRICT CLUB NG WOMAN PRESIDENT NSTRICT CLUB
Fragmentary OCR text mentions women at a district club election, names and roles like president and secretary, and a Palom ed term. Readable parts show a 2nd vice president and committee seating, but details are unclear.
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Nstrict Club
Public Health Service Urges Vaccination for All Federal Employees
April 20 report from Washington notes officials push vaccination to curb disease spread among federal workers. Surgeon General and Dr. William C. Blowers cited by press as backing mass inoculation for national protection. Details on vaccine efficacy and timing remain uncertain amid wartime health priorities.
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Public Health Service
Rges
Z . Felon
Toed Bhat Press
Mystery Girl Identified as Daughter in Texterton Case
A confused report describes a mother claiming a mystery girl may be her daughter, with conflicting names and locations. Investigators and a Chicago painter named McLean are noted as involved, while a body found near the river prompts theories of a connection to a slaying and a potential suspect. The piece blends sensational detail with uncertain leads and local inquiries.
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Gary
Texterton
Tad
Renard Tinoroey Tallin
Tay Alsa
McLean
Chieaeo
Taxel
Seth Yans
Terton Morsun
Cisty
Abele
Corpsa
Rome
Jetiens
Nik
Jean
Barentiy
Thin Pire
Nice
Charter Weighs Tax Party Formation in West Virginia
Fragmented account reports a proposed tax party charter in West Virginia with Secretary of State Grorce W. Sharp presiding. It notes aims to curb spending and promote economy and conservatism at public revenue hearings, with meetings for stockholders and potential members at local clubs.
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Orien
West Virstigie
West Virginia
Koldrntsan
Waxpeyery
Voaterdag
Grerce W. Sharp
Drastik
Vhacter
Mativsa
Prin Wuieinbee
Kaon Alt Ward
Coolidge Seeks Beck's Successor At White House
President Coolidge weighs several attorneys for the Supreme Court vacancy following Justice Beck's retirement. Names under consideration include Charles W. Waterman and other pre-convention appointees, with motives to fill the post while maintaining legal expertise from New York practice and prior public service.
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Washington
Syllestor
Enuritt Beck
White House
Supreme Court
Beck
New York
Unite Staten
Aidatern
Fennaylvania
Coolidge Dax
St Foal
al Shemier
Mharles W. Waterman
Denrey
Children Frolic Today In Annual Town Event
Wet forecast threatens showers but main events proceed with hopeful skies. Local children prepare for riding academy demonstrations and folk activities, while organizers urge clear weather to boost attendance and safety amid a festive rural setting.
Shepherd Tried to Bribe Clark In Murder Case
Fragmented report details alleged bribery attempts by Shepherd toward Clark amid a sprawling Thompson case. Names include William N. Me Slimeark, Clintock, and Mrs Emma Nelsen among others as testimony and indictments unfold in a complex legal saga tied to a fatal incident and related investigations.
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Hang
William
Tyre
Wad Ten
Reloneus
Shepherd Acter
Lal
Willy Whser
Cnar Sree
Trientis
Shepherd
Mattias
Cutie
Mtecdia
Emma Nelsen
von Metlintsch
Oar Olson
Balen
Moline
John Waters
Metline Fock
AL Walker
Ottiene
Mudie
Huntington Boy Four Scalded Falls in Tub Incident
A four year old Huntington boy was scalded when he fell into a tub of heated water after a stair mishap. Firefighters and doctors attended, with prompt care given at the scene and hospital. The incident occurred as the child tripped near the stair, leading to burns on the body.
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Huntington Boy
Unclear OCR fragment references a Boston event
Fragmentary text mentions Boston and North Station with names like Coloynet Foorn G. Comlidge and Coronel Conlidge. Missing context, incomplete sentences, possible transit accident or exam note. Unable to determine full events, dates, or entities.
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Apsertaicit
Boston
Coloynet Foorn
G. Comlidge
Reston
WSBT
Nis
Win Whyswleinas
Te. A. MW
Petdgerwater
Ty Coronel
Raniamin J. Pelt
Ronton
Von Hindenburg Opposes Glitter in Inauguration
Berlin April 30. President-elect von Hindenburg opposes pomp and military display for his oath taking. He plans civilian dress, withholding a formal uniform gesture. The move risks political disruption as communists may seize the moment for protest during the Reichstag ceremony. The commander's role and the presidency remain unsettled until inauguration.
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Associated Wrest
Berlin
von Hingenhure
Yen
von Mindenburg
White House
Skeleton of Missing Man Found in Nickel Plate Yard
Police and Coroner Tien Seler announced the death of Albert Leveccki aged 45, missing nearly four weeks. A skeleton was found buried in the Nickel Plate yard near a rough path, with braided leather strap identified as belonging to an abducted man last seen May 16. Authorities continue investigations to identify the victim and arrest the murderer.
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Soledo
Tien Seler
Albert Levcelcki
Wehr
Valle Road
Levedakl
Rael
Wien
Fragmented note hints at ideas from Fosborne athlete poet
Fragmentary text references Fournablat, aratue, and a noted writer Willian Tretiaarien. It mentions courage and persistence, an artifice of electronic music, and a plan for a new simple word approach. Beginning Monday May A Mr Belybane announces daily editorial page use.
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Fournablat
Philosopter
Php Late
Aratue
Bane Hastley
Willian Tretiaarien
Bing
Miy A
Mtr. Belybane
Volunin
Eighth Child Saved From Grave by Motor Rescue
A chaotic report describes a dramatic rescue of an eighth child thought dead after a medical incident. The narrative mentions a Cleveland hospital, a nurse named Snyder, and improvised care with a machine, claiming the child survived after 30 minutes of revived effort.
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Manksttag
Deteetiven
Bank Messengy
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Svesker Kentley
Anirewa
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Booker
Finch
Trinity
Joni
Monte Diaduene
Ionn Yortan
Anthony
Jon
Tinthy
Rar
Farina
Ivy Owls
West Pehnaylvania
Usider
Mleston
Univerity
Germany
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Tomy
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Jillian
Onal Peard
Thii Noniaf
Canknyolia
Yestendant Police
Samual” Ridtts
Dace
Chie
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Chet
Inekie
Cernawalter
Rod Schmidt
Tombscourt-Schariai
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Cameron
Mewechon
Espread
Goming
CNEL
Tamang
Wiliam C.blowers
District of
Gol
Mystery Girl
Chicago
Wine & Mars
Bernard Janeen
An Della
Mart Mer Diuehier
Mpa
Liie Dee
Tolleaton
Janert
MCKRE
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Niele
Avril M
Uigvassing Peighite
Elbaat
Flays
ASK Charter For Tax Party
T . Acvordings
Samuel
Owen
Conrinurd
Coolidge
Kanawha Ball Park
Buiding
Jup Pluvius
Lavas
Mabie Setuel
Fay
Carey
Dean
Haley Cadimander Mpevo
Sid
Gyru
Clark
Farman
Germ School
Farmer
Hestington
Charles Re Hunt
Houy
Phyaletuns Holt
Min Rovers
Cbid
Crest Hawkwarle
John G. Coolidge
Vermont
von Hindenberg
Glitter
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Charleston Gazette
Swee State
Newey
Cleveland
Clevegani
Tony
Amd
Birip
Snyder
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