Westwood Votes on Viaduct Versus Boulevard Plan
Mass meeting in Westwood discusses Queen City avenue route over Millcreek Valley. Col. Waite cites costs and travel times while Judge Nippert argues for the viaduct amid a split crowd of residents and boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens City Avenue
Henry N. Waite
Union Terminal Company
Westwood Town Hall
Queen City Avenue
Alfred K. Nippert
Westwood Boulevard Boosters’ Association
John Eckert
Judge Nippert
Western Hills
Col. Waite
New York
Millcreek Valley
Harrison Avenue
Jol. Waite
Queen City Viaduct
Kessler
Harrison
L. Segoe
City Planning Commission
Vine Street
Central Parkway
Westwood
Kessler Boulevard
Nippert
Segoe
Japanese clash in Tsinan-Fu as Chinese forces resist
Anti-Japanese demonstrations in Tsinan-Fu escalate to pitched fighting between Japanese troops and Chiang Kai-shek's nationalist army. An armored train supports the Japanese, reports cite heavy casualties on both sides and a reported massacre of foreigners near Tsinan.
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Tsinan-Fu
Shantung Province
Chiang Kai-Shek
Tsingtao
Tokyo
Tientsin
Shanghai
War Department
Shanghai Trom
Tsinan
Tsai Kung-Hsu
Japan
Yangtsen
Shantung Railway
Chiang Kai- Shek
Record NYSE Rally Drives Prices to New Highs
Speculation on the New York Stock Exchange explodes after fears of a Fed rate rise ease. Major gains reach 2 to 12.25 a share with General Motors climbing to a record 205 and Curtiss and Wright up about 12. Brokers anticipate suspension tomorrow as volume hits 4.36 million shares.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Stock Exchange
General Motors
Motors
Chrysler
American Bank Note
American Can
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
International Telephone
Philadelphia Company
Public Service of New Jersey
Wall Street
Curtiss
Wright
Federal Reserve
United States
Jealous Cassville Farmer Charged in Tavern Murder
Charles Lemming, 38, was found strangled at a Cassville tavern. Andrew Zeim, 36, is held without bail for murder after allegedly killing Lemming during a confrontation sparked by jealousy over Zeim's wife Edna 34. Edna Zeim is a material witness.
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New York World News Service
Toms River
N. J
Charles Lemming
Cassville
Here
Lemming
Andrew Zeim
Zeim
Edna
Jacob McKaib
New Egypt
McKaib
Milwaukee Tiger Chase Ends With Great Dane Confusion
Milwaukee residents feared a tiger prowling the West Side while police hunted since Saturday. A janitor captured a Great Dane and turned it over to police, who investigated the misidentification as a tiger causing school and work delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
West Side
Pittsburgh Bishop McConnell Accused Of Immorality
At the Methodist Episcopal Church quadrennial general conference in Kansas City the Rev. George A. Cooke accused Bishop Francis J McConnell of immorality for certifying a false conference journal and cited alleged remarks on evolution. Maladministration charges relate to Wilmington trials of P. P. Truitt and E. W. Jones over remarriage. Cooke vows to press for trial.
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Kansas City
Francis J McConnell
Pittsburgh
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
George A. Cooke
Wilmington
Del
McConnell
Cooke
Bishop McConnell
P. P. Truitt
E. W. Jones
Truitt
Jones
Greek craft hits warship sinks Ioannis Fafalios crew
The Greek steamer Ioannis Fafalios sinks after a collision with the warship Bacchus, ten sailors drown, two die in rescue as Bacchus reaches Portland England with survivors. The damaged Bacchus is towed to port by tugs and the Tiger battle cruiser arrives to assist. In Nova Scotia, two bodies from the Calisto crew are found near Scutari Island lifeboat seat.
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Portland
England
Bacchus
Ioannis Fafalios
Tiger
North Sydney
N.S
Lunenburgh
Ruth Adams
Callisto
Scutari Island
Abandons Child Mother Is Held in Kentucky
Emily Sullivan Thompson 23 of Ft Thomas Ky, formerly named Emily Sullivan, was arrested by Campbell County officers for willful desertion after leaving her four year old daughter Katherine in Newport. Patrols traced her after she married a Ft Thomas soldier on May 1, and she faces trial in County Court Tuesday.
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Campbell County
Emily Sullivan Thompson
Ft. Thomas
John Higgins
Fred Weber
River Road
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Emily Sullivan
Katherine
Fourth Street
Newport
Second Street
Margaret Ry
Death by own action shocks New York hotel scene
Franklin Ballou a former Denver mining engineer and once president of the Denver Tennis Association was found dead at the Forest Hills Inn Long Island. Police say Ballou left a will directing his body be sold for the highest price to settle a bad check. He was 40 unmarried and educated at Yale.
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New York World News Service
New York
Orville Wright
Leonard W. Bonney
America
Curtiss Field
L. I
Bonney
Mastic
Nassau
Mineola
William Beckett
Nassau County Police
Forest Hills
N. Y
Denver
Franklin Ballou
Hannington National Bank
Col
Forest Hills Inn
Central Union Trust
Broadway
New York City
Almirall
Bailou
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Leon Almirall
Neapodt Dissecting Medical Establishment
Long Island
Denver Tennis Association
Maestro Dellera Awarded Damages in Cab Door Injury Case
Cleveland news reports that Ricardo Dellera maestro and assistant conductor of the Metropolitan Opera Company received $1,000 from a jury against the Green Cab Company for injuries from a cab door closing on his fingers two years ago during a visit, suit originally seeking $25,000.
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Maestro
Cleveland
Richardo Dellera
Metropolitan Opera Company
Green Cab Company
Dellera
Walsh Eliminated From Democratic Presidential Race
Washington May 4 Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana withdraws from the Democratic nomination race. Gov Smith of New York leads the field in delegates. Senator Reed of Missouri criticizes Walsh for muddying the waters in the California primary. The Senate Campaign Funds Committee plans pre convention finance hearings with Congress members.
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Washington
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Senate
Gov. Smith
New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
California
Congress
Smith
Steiner
Albany
Richie
Maryland
Hoover
Frank O. Sowden
Curtis
Kansas
Goff
West Vir
Jailed Clerk Refuses Court Ordered Transcripts
Henry A. Meyers former Circuit Court stenographer jailed for contempt balked at doing the transcripts. Judge Theodore Richter ordered work in jail with a typewriter and dictaphone but Meyers said he would not work while imprisoned.
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Detroit
Henry A. Meyers
Circuit Court
Meyers
Theodore A Richter
Edward Pokorny
Rum and vice ring case heads to grand jury
The Boston Globe reports a vast rum and vice ring, naming police officers and prominent locals, will be presented to the Suffolk County Grand Jury. A former broker allegedly acted as bagman for extortion of a South End hotel, with letters in the hands of District Attorney Foley.
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Boston
Boston Globe
Federal District Attorney
State Street
Suffolk County Grand Jury
South End
William J. Foley
Patting Partie Described In 100000 Suit
Carey J. Aulick testified in Common Pleas Court that his wife Jessie Aulick abandoned their home for Charles Blesch and kept rendezvous at Blesch's home and other places. Blesch defense called the case a frame job while acknowledging indiscretion and mutual affection.
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Carey J. Aulick
Maplestreet
Newport
Darby
Common Pleas Court
Charles Blesch
East Ninth Street
Aulick
Jessie Aulick
Blesch
C. J. Aulick
Newport Automobile
H. G. Hightower
Framepsy Aulick
George E. Kearns
Behan of New Orleans Dies at 87 Former Mayor and Confederate Leader
Gen William J Behan 87 former New Orleans mayor and postmaster died at home after brief illness in New Orleans He commanded the White League 1874 clash on Canal Street and later led Louisiana Republican party as state chairman from 1900 to 1912 He planned to attend the Kansas City convention next month and was a veteran of Lee at Appomattox.
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New Orleans
William J. Behan
United Confederate Veterans
Behan
Louisiana
Lee
Appomattox
White League
Metropolitan Police
Canal Street
Cleveland
Kansas City
Dam Threat To Greenville Valley Floods 5 Million Gallons
Ten thousand residents along a fifty mile stretch fled as a Greenville Water Works dam threatened to fail releasing billions of gallons. Six other dams were in jeopardy while relief measures were taken, power shut off, and warnings sent to Piedmont Pelzer Belton and Ware Shoals. Inn keeper B W Anders warned neighbors and physicians Dr John Perdue and Dr John Parker and helped evacuate the valley. The dam showed wear on a central drain pipe and officials fought to avert collapse overnight.
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Greenville
South Saluda River
H. W. Perry
City Water Works
John Perdue
John Parker
Geer
Anders
Perry
Here
Piedmont
Ware Shoals
Pelzer
Belton
Saluda
Southern Public Utilities Company
Three Shot to Death in Plattsmouth Double Murder
Police report three people shot late at night in Plattsmouth Nebraska in what officials deem a double killing followed by a self-inflicted death. Names listed include Mrs Earl Embury and Hans Sams Varada John among the deceased.
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Plattsmouth
iMeb
Ww. Is
Immergaea Embury
Earl
Sams
Hans
Varada
John
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Stanley W. Prenosil
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