Much Chieftain Launches Drive Against French
Abd El Krim leader of the Rif launches an attack into French Morocco targeting Fez as Lyautey shifts to counter offensive. French forces reportedly siege outposts and prepare reinforcements while tension over prestige grows between the two commanders.
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Abd el Krim
Marshal Lyautey
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Morocco
French
Fez
French Morocco
Riff
Oquerkha
Lyautey
France
Quergha
Abd Bk Krim
Hese Hill
Mimoun
Marcia
Cheraka
Karia
Koubba
Chezada
Senuadja
Uouergha
Ouergha
Auergha
Sebou
Abd el Krim Lyautey
Abd el. Krim
Peace
N. Y
Pola Negri Named Rum Smuggler on Arrival in New York
New York May 2 Customs inspectors seized sixteen bottles of liquor alleged to be carried by film actress Pola Negri on the Berengaria. They also found jewels including a 96 carat emerald among undeclared items, which Negri says she traded for them in Paris. She plans to contest duty at Fort Collector's office Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Polo Negri
Miss Negri
Paris
Trio Deported From United States on May Day
Three men a Turk an Arab and a Russian were deported by the government. Prince Mohammed Said Zerde cheno claims to be Emir of Kurdestan and complains of treatment. Alexis Mackvinoff secretary of the Russian Peasant Association says his overstay was due to Soviet intrigue. Encarnacion Abed a Pueblo Mexico silk mill owner returns to Europe via Europe after a passport discrepancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
Mohammed Said Zerdecheno
Kurdestan
Alexis Mackvinoff
Russian Peasant Association
Encarnacion Abed
Pueblo
Mexico
Europe
Uncle Sam
Majestic
Zendecheno
Kitty Spiegel
Kentucky
Mackinnoff
Mackvinoff
United States
Boy 50th Motor Victim of Year
William Attaway an 11 year old boy was killed when he was jolted from a milk truck on Amity road Rossmoyne. The accident occurred as he rode with his father James Attaway and neighbor Carl Williams returning from work. A road hole is blamed for the tragedy. The heavy wheel ran over his chest and he died before medical help arrived.
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William Attaway
Amity Road
Rossmoyne
Hamilton County
James
Attaway
Carl Williams
Italian Women to Get Suffrage in Municipal Elections
Rome May 9 By Premier Mussolini order the bill granting administrative suffrage to Italian women in municipal and communal elections will pass when the Chamber of Deputies reopens. Opponents at the Grand Fascist Council compromise to obey the duce. The measure covers real estate owners high school graduates and war mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Mussaints
Chamber of Deputies
Grand
Fascist Council
Mussolini
Badoglio
Renee N
World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Four Die as Auto Hit by Train in Hallsville Crossing
Four people were killed when a westbound Texas & Pacific passenger train struck their car at a crossing in Hallsville Marshall Texas. The victims named were Mr and Mrs Hodge Kilpatrick George L Patrick and other occupant.
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Associated Press
Marshall, Tex
Hallsville
Texas & Pacific
Hodge Kilpatrick
George IL Patrick
Dan
Germany’s swift turn from ruin to revival under Dawes Plan
Berlin reports a dramatic shift from famine to affluence as a stabilized mark, lifted bans, and rising commerce reshape daily life. The article notes Rolls Royces, theatres bustling, Italian holidays, and swelling savings as Germany moves from inflation to growth under the Dawes era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Dawes
Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Milan
Italy
Goethe
Aviation awards day darkness as crash claims MacAulay life
Lieutenant Alexander V. MacAulay of the Massachusetts National Guard was killed when his plane crashed 800 feet above Boston Harbor during a Loyalty Day ceremony. Private Angus D. MacPhee was seriously injured. the aircraft and several accompanying craft were part of a maneuvers group from the 1011th Observation Squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Army and Navy Club of
Alexander V. MacAulay
Massachusetts, National Guard
Angus D. MacPhee
Chelsea
MacAulay
Beverly
Mass
Army, Naval Reserve
National Guard
1011St
Army and Navy Club
East
MacPhee
William Miller
Miller
R. D. Thomas
Naval Reserve Force
A. Vernon MacAulay
Illinois Girl Killed as Plane Crashes in Pasture
Miss Florence Feist, 16, died at noon in Urbana after a plane piloted by L B Wier of Madisonville Kentucky crashed into the pasture of the Feist family farm south of Urbana. Wier, a friend of the family, is in critical condition. The craft went into a tailspin and failed to regain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Urbana
Ill
Florence Feist
Feist
L. B. Wier
Madisonville
Miss Feist
Wier
Thaw Held Up Three Times on South Vacation Tour
Harry K. Thaw and party arrived in Knoxville by car and reported they were halted three times near the city by officers pursuing rum runners. He criticized the highway blockades and recalled a telephone pole placed across the road during one stop while he said he was taking a vacation tour in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Knoxville
Tenn
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
South
Two Mission Gurls Kidnapped by Bandits in China
In Hankow on May 3 two mission workers from Juchow in Henan province were captured again by bandits. Miss Elizabeth Berglund, American, and Miss Ingeborg Nystul, Swedish, of the Lutheran Mission were seized yesterday and held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
Elizabeth Berglund
Ingeborg Nystul
Juchow
Henan
Here
Miss Berglund and Ingeberg Bandits Held for Ransom
In Minneapolis on May 2 the report states Miss Berglund and Ingeberg were abducted at their inland missionary station on November 27, 1924. They were held for ransom for several days and then released without further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Miss Berglund
Ingeberg
Maude Adams Plans Film Production Using GE Inventions
Maude Adams, creator of Peter Pan, will begin producing pictures using inventions and refinements developed by General Electric Company. She has devoted herself wholly to her film enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Adams
General Electric Company
Maude Adams Ready to Start Motion Picture Venture
New York reports that Maude Adams, long reclusive since 1918, is preparing a motion picture venture under Maude Adams Company Inc. The project involves new lighting and color innovations developed with General Electric. Adams splits time between New York and Schenectady as she advances the unseen device.
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New York World News Service
New York
Peter Pan
Maude Adams Dee Eyes
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Sisterhood
Alheer
Lake Ronkonkom
Long Island
Miss Adams
Maude Adams Company, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Schenectady Laboratories
Delaware
Kim
Rudyard Kipling
Marilyn Miller
Reserve Bank's Credit to London Causes Stir
New York May 2 Non financial circles discuss the Federal Reserve Bank of New York loaning Britain 200 million dollars the source notes the Fed may buy sterling bills sell gold or deposit with the Bank of England under the act contingent liability on bills purchased for foreign correspondents shows 47.656 million for the week ending April 22 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Bank of England
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Act
Great Britain
Depew Addresses 91st Birthday Dinner On World Order
Chauncey M. Depew at the Montauk Club birthday dinner reviews The World at Ninety-One and argues the world is now guided by a democratic spirit. He notes past missteps and rifts while praising progress and warning against war driven by passion and ambition. He cites a Near East statement about Russia and contemplates Versailles outcomes. He suggests wisdom could have averted fear in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
New York World News Service
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Montauk Club
Brooklyn
Nintey-One
Russia
Near East
Versailles
Bavaria
Saxony
All-Metal PN-9 Seaplane Ends 28Hour Record Flight
The PN-9 seaplane ends a 28 hour 36 minute non stop test from California to Honolulu by landing in the Delaware River after running out of gasoline. Lieutenants Schildhauer and Kyle Jr with Captain Woolson and Chief Sutter piloted the flight praised by naval officers as a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
California
Honolulu
Delaware River
C. H. Schildhauer
J. R. Kyle, Jr
Kiz
Charles Sutter
San Diego
Hawaiian Islands
Delaware
Navy Yard
Ft. Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Seaplane sets endurance record over 14 hours
An observer reports a seaplane flight lasting 14 hours 563 minutes 44 seconds covering over 2,000 miles, surpassing the 1923 T-2 army plane record from New York to San Diego. The craft used enough fuel to circumnavigate the globe by car and still reach New York from Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Maye
New York
San Diego
Chicago
Return of Gold Parity Puts England In Pawn to United States
London dispatch reports a mass press attack on Churchill for restoring Britain to the gold standard. Leading weeklies and labor papers denounce the move as risking prosperity, arguing the nation now depends on American monetary policy and that prices and wages may shift. Keynes offers tempered support, while industry groups warn of export harm and wage pressure as the pound reverts to parity.
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England
United States
Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Lord Rothermere
Daily Express
Daily Mail
Daily Herald
America
Mail
Britain
British
The
Express
Herald
J. K. Keynes
Keynes
Federation of British Industries
Pound
Labor
N. Y
Bank Robbery Foiled by Bridge Openings in Toledo
Three Chicago youths George Mingione 19 William Hartley 18 and Robert Hartley 19 robbed the East Side branch of the Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company in Toledo of about 15000. After a midday hold up they fled in a stolen car but were soon arrested following a pistol chase with police. more than 12000 of the loot was recovered.
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Toledo
East Side
Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company
Chicago
George Mingiane
William Hartley
Robert Hartley
Mingione
Hartleys
Ash-Consaul
Cherry Street
Maumee
Trattner Jewelry Company
Charles Huber
Bancroft Street
Jefferson Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Huber
Perrysburg
White Road
Dixie Highway
Bettsel
Wood County
Rossford
Reitzel
Captain Buck
Frank R.statlemeyer
Yondota Street
Statlemeyer
John W. Orebaugh
John W. McMahon
Mark Markovah
Orebaugh
Hartley
Stevenson
Ash-Conésaul Bridge
Front Street
Edward Bissonnette
Bissonnette
Main Streets
Main Street
Cherry Bridge
Main
Pride
Keeren
Blinn
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N.Y
Emir
Arab
Mate Teutons
New York World New Service
Ruhr
August Thyssen
Upper Silesia
Reichsbank
Sandsucker
Pt. Pelee
Can
Sandusky
Kelly Island
Lake Erie
Canada
Flossie K
Kelley Island
William G. Stackford
Frederick Holder
Oak Harbor
Paul Everett
Oscar Dill
Everett
Martin
Rolland Wills
Olly Kriss
William Myers
Tommy
Pt. Pelee Light
Nola
Lorain
Cleveland
Detroit
Fiossie B
Buffalo
Flossie B
China
Peter Pan” Company
Reserve Bank
Chauncey Depew
Schildhauer
Weavy Yard
Kyle
Arthur E. Mann
Dank Rogelaa
Caden
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