Coolidge Praises Jewish Role at Cornerstone Ceremony
President Coolidge spoke at the cornerstone laying of a Jewish community center in Washington, praising the Jewish contribution to America's independence and urging continued adherence to core democratic institutions. He argued the nation is built on diverse elements united by liberty, education, and equal opportunity, and urged ongoing progress beyond privilege.
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Dirigible Los Angeles Under Harsh Test Flight
The Los Angeles dirigible, after a Bermuda trial, began a difficult flight from its mooring ship Porto Hice at noon. Under Captain Steele it rose to 3500 feet with 20 crew and observers aboard including two officers and a news photographer.
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Justice Dept Charged With Failures Over GE Monopolies
Basil M. Manly of the People's Legislative Service accuses the Department of Justice of not initiating proper criminal proceedings against General Electric to determine whether it formed an unlawful combination restraining trade in electric light bulbs. He calls for a full investigation into possible influence from Dwight Morrow and Morgan interests and seeks congressional action to force prosecution.
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May reopen oil lease scandal looms in grand jury
Washington May 3 A panel from an extra grand jury will be summoned to begin tomorrow probing alleged criminal phases of naval oil reserve releases. Alice Pomerstie and Owen J Roberts are expected to appear late this week. Indictments against Albert B Full Harry B Sincjatz and Mason H Edwards Jr were dismissed last month by the district Supreme court due to a grand jury room appearance. The special grand jury adjourned without questioning after new evidence was provided.
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Slayer of Three Faces Trial Here in Medina
Medina county opens the high profile murder trial of Mrs. Mariha Wise 43 widowed mother of four. Prosecutor J A Seymour says Wise will be jailed for life if convicted after a confession accusing her of poisoning Mrs. Sophie Watel 72 and Mr and Mrs. Glonk, plus harming teen relatives. Insanity defense expected though counsel silent.
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Mystery Girl Identified in Charred Body Case
Mrs Josephine Desideria of Gary declares the charred remains found near Gary resemble her friend Florence Wish Note of South Bend. Desideria viewed the body and identified clothing and articles as belonging to the slain woman, linking to a friend named Seruint Daugherty. Police continue investigation.
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England Looks to U S for Lead in World Outlook
May 7 London debate quoted Dean Inge urging the United States to back the League of Nations or provide a world alternative. He warned America bears destiny and duty to help save the world and shape peace beyond its shores. New York reactions noted the West and Midwest may view the U S differently, as England seeks guidance from the United States.
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Van Orman Wins Balloon Race Over 600 Miles
Van Orman won the balloon race covering about 400 miles with a final distance near 600 miles, outpacing Honeywell by roughly forty miles. The event awarded cash prizes and the right to represent the U.S. in international races, with the winner landing near Bern, Mississippi after a late Friday start and a national climactic delay.
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Prominent Civil War Veteran J Andrew Wilt Dies at 77
Towanda reports the death of Captain J Andrew Wilt aged 77 a veteran of the Civil War and longtime leader in the Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic He served on its executive council and for years on the board of trustees of the Pennsylvania Soldiers and Sailors Home Wilt who fought with General Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley campaign was also a longtime lawyer celebrating his fiftieth anniversary of admittance to the bar February 2 1984.
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Salvation Through Christ Not to Be Accepted at Will Says Rev McKay Smock
Rev C McKay Smock of the Fundamental Baptist church preached on salvation through Christ last night. He argued salvation is a supernatural act beyond human effort, available through Christ alone, and not by personal choice or reform.
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Storm center aboard liner over rescue duties in New York
Captain Doh Roberts of the liner Honwrir faced division after a failed attempt to rescue victims of the Japanese liner Fukuku Mara which foundered at sea. Some passengers back his stance to do nothing, while others dispute it.
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Clash at Brewery Field Ends in Rioting and Stoning
A clash at Brewery Field between Ku Klux Klan members and sympathizers drew hundreds from nearby towns. Several people were injured as fights broke out, with stones, bricks, and bottles used. Police halted the disturbance after a single shot struck a bystander.
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Earthquakes Hit Washington And New York In Short Quake Spree
Reports from Washington and New York describe a series of tremors with two distinct centers. Father Tondorf at Georgetown University estimated the first quake above 8,000 miles from Washington, with the disturbance lasting from mid afternoon to early evening. A second tremor's center distance could not be ascertained, and New York observers placed a southern locus about 7,700 miles away with the quake peaking near 10 p.m. local time. Continuous tremors caused difficulty in precise calculations.
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Recovery of Sucker Captain Body Near Detroit Waters
A distressed vessel near Detroit reports the recovery of the body of Captain Sucker after a perilous voyage. Survivors are accounted for as rescue operations continue and search parties extend along the river, with lifeboat crews aiding in refreshment and transport duties.
Communistic Plan Outlined in Sofia Campaign Details
Investigators recount a Bulgarian plot allegedly to divide the country into three zones and establish centers at Louris and Vernten. Witness Marelo Wyte admitted receiving funds within a month from foreign groups while others denied involvement as the court continued testimonies.
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Non-Union Mines Seek Blanket Injunction in WV
United States district court in Wheeling hears a petition for a blanket injunction covering 20 northern panhandle mines to curb unionization by United Mine Workers. Judge William E. Baker issued notices returnable May 25 in Parkersburg. case cites alleged conspiracy between UMW and operators aiming to decimate the region’s coal industry.
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Morocco Bandit Plans Offensive Across French Zone
May 2 reports from Tetuan say Abd el Krim plans a major offensive against the French zone with mobilized tribes and forces from the Gamures. He aims for Fez via the Durga valley, seeking to strike at the Spanish line and trap Spanish troops between Spanish and French forces. Spanish and French observers note increasing rebel recruiting, aided by Soviet funds. meanwhile copper prices dip as Anaconda reports 1924 profits down sharply.
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United Mine Workers Leader Threatens Wide Strike Reach
Fairmont speaker Van A. Bittner, representing United Mine Workers of America, warned the audience that non union mines in southern West Virginia and beyond would shut down or sign union agreements. He urged defense before the American people, defended collective bargaining, and accused operators of wage violations while pledging to uphold rights, even as injunctions and legal challenges surfaced.
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Nearly 2,000 Killed In Auto Accidents During Past Year
A New York report from May 1 states autos caused about 2,000 deaths and 450,000 injuries in the United States during the past year. The National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters notes a daily average of deaths and injuries, with the total up over the prior years but calls the rate of increase slowing due to a national safety campaign. The study compares car deaths to vehicle registrations and notes overall rising totals but a smaller rise in the death rate.
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Communists Lose in French Municipal Elections
Paris reports show initial returns unfavorable to the Communists who headed suburban lists with women candidates amid May Day security. The vote count hinges on Paris prefect decisions as women become eligible but noncounted without official directive. Separately, rebels seized a steamer near Sao Paulo, Brazil, and an explosion at Nortonville mine killed two men with several injured.
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Firemen Hurt as Cleveland Church Tower Burns
Five firefighters suffered severe burns and injuries when a fire destroyed the tower of a Cleveland church during a 32 minute electrical storm. They were trapped by falling debris and rescued after fighting their way out through damaged stairs as crowds gathered.
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