Nine Drowned as Sand Sucker Sinks in Lake Erie
Nine crewmen die when the Kelley Island sand sucker capsizes off Point Pelee in Lake Erie as sand shifted in rough seas. Seven others are rescued by the Canadian steamer Bosnia B and landed at Point Pelee saving station. reactor authorities name Captain Wittum G Stackford and others among the lost.
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Lake Erie
Point Price
Associated Press
Anehnr
Cleveland
Fargo
Oak Harbor
Paul Everett
Oscar DI
Everett Martin
Héland Wills
Aivern
Sandusk Famay
Stackford
Ste
Resignation at Carnegie Endowment. Butler to Succeed Root
May 2 report says Elihu Root resigns as president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Nicholas Murray Butler is named to succeed him. Butler becomes chairman of executive committees and co director of the vision for peace and education. Trustees reappointed include Page and Foster. new trustees are Senator Leroy of Mississippi and Dwight W. Ho of New York.
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Elihu Firot
Carnegie Endowment For
Nicholas Murray Butler
Dr. Butler
Air. Hoot
Vision of
Precurse
Rooteax
Spelched
Braces Gray
James Iwis Foote
Andrew ‘Ionie
Robert Newton Page
Arthur William
Foster
Benator Leroy
Mississino
Dwight Who
New York
Los Angeles Trip Postponed Due to Weather
The Porto Rico flight of the dirigible Los Angeles is postponed as unfavorable weather conditions delay departure. Captain George W. Steele reports the craft will be ready tomorrow morning at 10 o clock if weather reports hold true.
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Porto ‘Rico
Unclear OCR fragment on a traffic incident
Fragmentary report describes a vehicle incident with injuries near West Charleston while emergency crews and bystanders react. Text is severely garbled with many misspellings and broken phrases, obscuring names, exact location, and outcome.
Pola Negri Detained by Customs on Arrival in America
Film star Pola Negri is held by customs officials for failure to declare jewels worth 300,000 francs and for attempting to smuggle 16 quarts of liquor into the United States from France. She is allowed to go to a hotel pending further action.
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America
France
Defends Self as Ignorant of Law by Miss Negri
New York May 2 Miss Negri Polish film star arrived aboard the Berengaria and faced customs questions over undeclared jewels worth 300 000 francs and 16 bottles of liquor. She denies knowledge of her status change and plans to appear Monday at the customs house for further inquiry.
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Frasain
New York
Pola Negri
Metion Plete Actreas
Xas
Bu- Pope
Customs Service
Custom Rouge
Clemency Granted for 5 Year Old Coal Hauler Case
Governor Howard M. Gore commuted the death sentence of David Runion of Wood Enants to life imprisonment for the assault on his 11 year old granddaughter. Runion, an illiterate coal hauler, faced hanging May 15 after a 192¢ October conviction by Judge W. E H. McDougle. petitions signed by 27 Wood county attorneys and 786 residents urged mercy citing poverty old age and family hardship.
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van Eranten
David Runion
Woodenants
Moundaville
Howard M. Gore
Maroh
Revison
W. E H. McDougle
Woods County
Wood County
A. Jenkins
Spardon
McDougle
Legislative Penitentiary Committee
Cecil Bo Highland
H. P. Henshaw
R. Marsh Dean
L. M. Robinson
Sc. Moore
Hanlon Io
Suspension of Coal Rate Increase Proposal Drops Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended a 15 cent per ton carload rate reduction on coal moving from West Virginia Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee via Upper Mississippi river crossings to points in Ohio Kansas Missouri and Nebraska. The order takes effect until August 2 with Louisville and Nashville Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk and Western joining in filing the suspended schedules.
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Washington
Interstate Commercce Commission
Enal
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tenrlesaer
Mississippi River
Pointe Im Ohio
Kansas
Mienouri
Nebraks
Loevibville
Nashville
Chesapeaka
Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Meelink
Chiropractors Elect Officers at West Virginia Association
Pr T I Morgan of Huntington was elected president of the West Virginia Chiropractic Association at its annual meeting. Officers named include Wm Monros vice president J B Pugh secretary treasurer and D H Lamont and George Borertt as executive committee members. Four names were selected for Governor Gore to choose as members of the state examining board. The group discussed methods and policies to implement chiropractic provisions pushed by the legislature. About twenty members attended.
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T. I. Morgan
Huntington
West Virginia Chiropractic
Ww. Monros
Whorling
J. B. Pugh
D. H. Lamont
Wheeling
George Borertt
Parkersburg
Gore
Havetty-tve
Floating University to sail world voyage from New York
A 18,000 ton steamer will serve as campus with dormitories and laboratories for 460 students from across the U S. The 240 day voyage will visit five continents and many ports including Panama Hawaii Japan Korea China Philippines Dutch East Indies India and Egypt. Dean James B Lough of New York University will lead the program with study focused on foreign affairs languages art history and international trade.
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New York
jJuniversity
Spyead College
Toaay
New York University
Jamesb. Lough
U University
N Extra
Iinerary
Guba
Panama
Hawaii
Japan
Korea
Chin
Philippines
Peninsula
Burma
India
Ceylon
Arabia
Palestine
Megat
North Africa
Europe
United Sttes
Slaionis
Audh Ftndley
Beoluuby
ANU Androbel
Oss
Reserve Bank weekly review notes favorable and unfavorable factors
The Richmond district report highlights favorable overall business in March with strong retail and wholesale activity and credit readiness, but cites unfavorable factors including farm labor shortages, limited funds for rural hiring, higher fertilizer prices, and feed shortages. Labor demand appears steady with growing purchasing power despite agricultural strains and coal market weakness.
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Bank of Richmond Funds
West Virginia
Tychmunt
Way Mar Mare
Fedorn Reser
Richmone
Maimedania
Democracy Is Ruler Of World At Montauk Club Dinner
At the Montauk Club birthday dinner in Brooklyn, Senator Depew lauded democracy as the ruler of the world carried by middle-class support. Club president William English read a congratulatory letter from President Coolidge, praising the senator and noting hopes for continued bipartisan fiscal restraint and economic progress.
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Channeey BM
Hepew
Alontauk Club
Brooklyn
William WH. English
Coolidge
English
Depew
Montauke Club
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Cleveland
Numan Dynamo
Roosevelt
Telt
Woodrow Wilson
Hardig
Better Morale Seen Among Farmers in May Report
The Department of Agriculture on May 2 announced a somewhat better morale in the country as early spring conditions appear more tolerable than in 1929. The outlook for opening crops is generally favorable both in the United States and Europe, with livestock in much better condition than last year.
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Saiit
Glee
United States
Punt
Priews
Tha T Ye Matern
Gulutibia
West Virginia
Washington
Gabbert Suspended from Police Force
Police announce the suspension of Ju ls Gabbert, a sergeant of detectives, from the department. The action, effective May 3, was stated by Chief Joby Sirktton, with no public reason given.
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Piles Joby Sirktton
Vallee
Ambiguous Editorial Notes From The Charleston Gazette
A fragmented text discusses editorial style and readership in a Charleston Gazette context. Mentions weekly columns, readers and workers, with references to editors and potential changes in opinion pages and coverage.
Peace Plans Debate by Navy and Army Strategists
Washington May 2 A radio debate featured former Admiral William T. Rodgers advocating "peace by armament" and Major General Bliss supporting "peace by cooperation." They examined naval preparedness and the need for a balance of arms and alliance-backed security amid tensions with potential enemies.
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Washington
Bence
T He
Stefly
Agalml Willam T. Rodgers
Atmud ‘Eh
Tanker
Coperation
United Statea
Admmiral Rodgers
General Bliss
France
Rodgers
Europe
Neas
French Elections Attract Interest In Municipal Vote
Paris May 2 The municipal elections across France tomorrow draw intense interest as voters decide whether the Ler party remains dominant or shifts to a more conservative element. Discontent with the Herriot administration fuels the polls while the Paneuve Briand Caillaux cabinet may steer outcomes toward moderation. Extreme groups likely gain at the center's expense. Voting starts at 8 am and ends at 6 pm with Paris results probable tonight and national tallies due in two to three days.
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Paris
Frince
Herriot
Orlainel Latt Broug
Lkely
Sentra
Norning
Secretary Hires Vaccination Yet Delays Routine Doctor Visit
A cabinet member, once a physician, insists on a superior vaccine plan for himself, delaying a routine medical visit. Arrangements were set for the Interior Department to vaccinate the secretary, but the physician stepped out and he chose not to proceed.
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Interior Department
Phyateian
YRS
Balloons Down in National Elimination Race Report
The national elimination balloon race reports from St Joseph reveal several craft downrange with distances ranging from about 125 to 509 miles. Pilots including Captain H. Honeywell and W Z Van Orman face penalties after refusing to take gas during the afternoon segment. McCormick, the Chicago magnate, plans a Europe tour, avoiding discussion of spouse Ganna Walska.
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ST. Joseph
Detroit
Herbert ¥. Thaden
Selma
Kun
Army
Honeywell
W. Z. van Orman
Cotton Plant
Ark
Helena
Joskeph
He,seme
Herbert
Thaden
A. B. Lambert
Carl F. Wolney
Lambert
Wolney
Missionary Women Held Again by Bandits in Henan
Miss Elizabeth Berglund and Miss Inge Borg Nystul of the Lutheran mission at Juchow Henan province were captured by bandits yesterday after being abducted in a raid last November. The American consul lodged a protest with Henan officials demanding their immediate release. The destination of the two missionaries remains undetermined.
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Mias
Elizabeth Berglund
Mian Inge
Borg Nystul
Juchow
Henan
Here
Yestterday
Honan
Tta
Miss Berglund
Mia Nyetul
China
Wosciety
Auwusenna Aynal
Evangelical Lutheran Church of North America
Charleston Chamber of Commerce Goodwill Train Excursion Planned
Arrangements for a Charleston chamber goodwill excursion were completed. May 11 11 10 date announced by Managing Director 8 BL Potter. Many reservations already made and more expected. Detailed itinerary to be mailed to interested groups along the route. Train operator Mr Puffer will be assisted by a committee including I, SS, Hixtine, L ,L 'merick, Henry C. Capita and Okey B. Johnson. President J B Madison will ride and coordinate speakers and events. All lower berths taken except three likely to be reserved. A week of events includes the Mason Schnsl of Music Symphony Orchestra with 25 pieces under the conductorship of the hte.
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Wominged
I, SS
Hixtine
L ‘Merick
Henry C. Capita
Okey B. Johnson
J.B. Madison
Ange
Arrane Coe
Buod
Berthy
Schnsl
Music Symphony Orchestra
Mont of Thei Hte
Chicago Contractor Held in Connection to Missing Wife Case
A Chicago contractor is held in a suspected homicide tied to the disappearance of his wife. Relatives report she vanished after an argument, and authorities found a body at a Chesterton morgue that may be the missing spouse, but identification remains uncertain.
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Chicago
Chesterton Morgue
Spouss
Denver
Cole
Hire
Rebecca Stace
Miller
Gary
Ind
Ria
ChinaKoeethorstion
Prest
Mis
Stace
Rebecca Harailien
Public funeral planned for girl amid Gary murder probe
Gary Indiana officials announced plans for a public funeral after the dismemberment and partial incineration of a young woman. Identity remained uncertain as authorities detained Ellsworth W. Miller of Chicago and other suspects while hundreds sought to view the body before burial in Railroad Park.
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Ind
Bay
Minstog
Ter
H. A. Flyzin
Chentertom Ind
Rillroad Park
Ellsworth W. Miler
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Indy
Income Tax Cut Seen in Capital
Unofficial treasury estimates suggest a 12 percent reduction in federal income taxes as a possible next step. Preliminary findings indicate an additional two hundred million dollar total reduction could be enacted by 1925, with higher March receipts and tariff revenue contributing to the outlook.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Americans Die in Italian Accident
Howard White of Waterbury Connecticut and his wife were killed instantly in a crash near Rome as their car, a Automodus, shattered after striking a railroad barrier while en route to San Remo leaving no other fatalities reported this day in Italy.
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Preas
Rome
Howard White
Waterbury
Conn
San Remo
Pinztmaring
King George to Race in Irish Waters
King George enters Britannia for the Dublin Bay yacht race on June 20. The royal yacht will compete against Shamrock and other fast craft, marking the King's first entry in international yachting.
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King George
Irish
Yacht Britannia
Dublin Bay
Dublin
Thomas Ldpton
Shamrock
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