May Music Festival Opens With Glowing Opening In Cincinnati
World famous artists headline the May Music Festival in Music Hall as Frank van der Stucken conducts Pierne's St Francis of Assisi. The opening drew a full house with praise for the program and the citys cultural tradition despite a thunderstorm. Lawrence Maxwell is remembered as Beethoven Missa Solemnis is slated in his memory.
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Cincinnati
Music Mall
Maxwell
Lawrence Maxwell
May Festival Association
Beethoven
Association
George F. Dana
Frank R. Ellis
Louis J. Hauck
Frederick W. Hinkle
Frank B. Wiborg
George B. Wilson
J. H. Thuman
Arthur Espy
Jupiter Pluvius
Beechmont
Ruth Snyder defense ends as Gray begins testimony in murder case
In Queens County Court Mrs Ruth Brown Snyder rests her defense after stepping from the witness box. Henry Judd Gray her lover takes the stand, facing questions about the murder of her husband. The courtroom listens as a dramatic fragment of the trial unfolds with family tears and shifting loyalties.
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LOVER
Mrs. Snyder
New York World News Service
New York
Ruth Brown Snyder
Queens County
Lorraine
Mr. Gray
Miller
Henry
Two Forest Fires Ravage New Jersey Town Destroyed
Westward raging fires threatening Atlantic County burn through pine woods leaving one town wiped out and over a hundred homeless. State Fire Warden Coyle and volunteers rush to control spreading flames as residents rescue families and police search for victims amid shifting winds and acres burned.
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New Jersey
New York World News Service
Mays Landing
N. J
Atlantic County
Coyle
Reega
Harry Reid
McKee City
Maul
Brown
Max Langram
Goolidge Calls Pan American Unity and Trade Expansion
President Coolidge told the Pan American Commercial Conference that the United States seeks growing South American trade on a mutually beneficial basis. He framed Pan American cooperation as a moral obligation and urged equal partnership to foster progress, prosperity, and a shared civilization.
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New York World News Service
Washington
United States
Coolidge
Pan American Commercial Conference
Pan American Union
Mother uses photo to identify daughter seen last as a baby
Mrs Wanda Benson of Stapleton Staten Island uses a photograph to identify her daughter Constance Elizabeth Ahlstron nine, who had not been seen since she was under a year old. Constance was left in Sweden with her grandmother when Benson came to America eight years ago after her father's death.
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Frederik VIII
Hoboken
Copenhagen
Wanda Benson
Stapleton
Staten Island
Constance Elizabeth Ahlstron
Benson
Second blast reopens mine fire fight amid renewed gains
Continued Fourth Page report notes a second explosion incident within the mine as firefighting teams push to contain the blaze and prevent further spread. Officials confirm progress in suppressing flames and improving ventilation while detailing safety measures for workers.
Mine Rescue Seals South End After Fatal Explosion
Rescue leaders in Everettsville mine seal the fire end to probe northeast sections for escaped workers while hoping for survivors. Sealing aims to calm gas risk as seven more bodies are found, leaving seventy missing amid a likely deadly blast.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Everettsville
Robert Lambie
West Virginia Department of Mines
Lambie
Naval officers killed in Hampton Roads plane crash
Two naval officers died when a Hamp ton Roads naval air station plane burst into flames at 500 feet and crashed near a grain elevator. Lieut. R. V. Pollard formerly of New Jersey and Lieut. Com. Hardy B. Page of the Judge Advocate General's Office in Washington were identified among the dead. Page had sought aviation qualification after fleet service and legal duty.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads Naval Air Station
R. V. Pollard
New Jersey
Hardy B. Page
Judge Advocate Generals Office
Washington
Naval Service
Em. Hardy B. Page
Hampton Roads
Haynes Candidacy for Dry Czar Open to Doubt by Mellon
Washington May 3 Maj Roy A Haynes may not be appointed permanent Federal Prohibition Commissioner Secretary of the Treasury Mellon gave Senator Fess no encouragement in the interview He expressed a preference for a head who meets his idea of efficiency and did not signal support for Haynes Fess argued the public mind associates Haynes with law enforcement and that a rejection might cast doubt on administration support for national prohibition
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roy A. Haynes
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Fess
Haynes
Mr. Mellon
Away
Senator Fess
Darger
Secretary of Treasury
Ellen
Hay
Mysterious financial deals surround murdered St Louis partner
In St Louis County detectives probe the shooting death of Clifford M. Hicks, a 28 year old law partner of former Gov. Elliott W. Major. Hicks held a $365000 life policy, made large daily bank deposits and withdrawals, and recently bought a $22000 home. The notice of sale on the house was withdrawn after the widow said the missed interest would be paid.
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ST. Louis
Clifford M. Hicks
Elliott W. Major
Hicks
Marie Betts Hicks
Elks Club
St.Louis Finance Company
Charles Betts
Louisiana
Mississippi
Madison Parish
Milliken Bend
Vicksburg
John M. Parker
Duckport
Tallulah
Waterproof
Bullton
Ferriday
Vidalia
Coast Guard
Singer
State Department of Conservation
United States Entomological Experiment Station
Mounds
United States Bureau
Conservation Department
Bayou Macon
Morehouse
West Carroll
East Carroll
Madison
Richland
Ouachita
Tensas
Franklin
Caldwell
LaSalle
Catahola
Avoyelles
Concordia
Arkansas
Broening Re-elected Baltimore Mayor Over Curran in 1940s Race
Former Baltimore Mayor William F. Broening, Republican, defeats Democrat William Curran to serve a one year term starting soon, taking a decisive lead as precinct count favors the GOP. Curran concedes, while many Democratic candidates for City Council are expected to win.
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Baltimore
William F. Broening
William Curran
Howard W. Jackson
Broening
Curran
Eugene Frederick
Republican Publicity Committee
Omaha
Neb
James A. Dahlman
Dahlman
Death by Own Action Note Tied to First Wife in Cleveland Case
Handwriting experts say the death note found under bride Ida Glazer’s pillow matches Helen Glazer, first wife of victim Joseph Glazer. Ida, 19, died from a bullet wound. Helen was arrested for shooting Joseph in a separate incident days later.
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Cleveland
Dda Glazer
Joseph Glazer
Helen Glazer
Glazer
Ida Glazer
Detroit
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