Milk Price Cut In Cincinnati To Boost Consumption
Health Commissioner Peters notes local milk consumption is well below health standards and urges price cuts. The Co operative Pure Milk Association and distributors cut retail milk to 12 cents a quart and 7 cents a pint, with distributors bearing a 2 cent loss until June 1. The move aims to raise per capita intake toward one pint daily.
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Cincinnati
William H. Peters
Co-operative Pure Milk Association
French Bros.Bauer Company
Kentucky
Hamilton
Norwood
Peters
Harry HiartKe
Cooperative Association
Co-operative Association
Hartke
Co-operative
Man Hurt When He Walks Into Train At Crossing
William G. Smith, 46, salesman of 3778 Michigan avenue, stepped onto a moving Norfolk and Western locomotive at the Madison road crossing last night. He suffered a broken collar bone and head bruises but was treated by Dr. William Brodberger and sent home. doctor said his condition was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Smith
Michigan Avenue
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Madison Road
William Brodberger
East Hill Avenue
Smith
Theater body expels Shay at convention after fund inquiry
Charles C. Shay of New York City, former president of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators, was expelled at the Cincinnati convention after authorities cited $79,000 in unaccounted funds. The vote was overwhelming against him as an investigation traced the missing money to nonexplainable expenditures.
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Charles C. Shay
New York City
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees
Gibson
Alliance
Shay
Harry L. Spencer
Spencer
Portland
Ore
Labor Organization
New York
Cincinnati
William Elliot
William F. Canavan
Transmission of photographs via telephone wire tested in Cleveland
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company announced a Cleveland to New York test sending photographs in under five minutes. A simple sending unit in Cleveland and a receiving unit in New York used a rotating film setup and light beam to transfer images. The experiment aims to be used at the Republican National Convention in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
New York City
Ames Telephone and Telegraph Camp
Ans
Telephone Company
Western Electric Company
Associated Press
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
World Flyers Arrive on Main Island of Japan
Three United States Army airplanes completed a world circumnavigation leg by landing at Minato near Hachinohe after a 354 mile flight from Yotorofu. The report notes elapsed travel time over 27 hours for the overall trip segment and outlines the next legs toward Kushimotoe and Kagoshima with aims to reach Shanghai.
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Japan
United States Army
Minato
Yotorofu Island
Associated Press
Hachinohe
Yotorofu
Earth
Atlantic
England
Singapore
Asia
China
Pacific
Kasumigaura
Tokyo
Kushimotoe
Nippon
Kyushu
Kagoshima
Shanghai
Norris Seeks Nebraska State Primary Over Recall
Senator Norris of Nebraska demands a statewide Republican primary to decide his recall as a candidate for the Senate. In a letter to the Republican State Committee chair, Norris rejects self appointed party censors and proposes the recall be put to voters at a legally held primary.
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Associated Press
Washington
Norris
Rep
Neb
Nebraska
Republican State Committee
Senate
Traction Car Collision Kills Six Injures Twenty In Roanoke
At Roanoke Indiana a collision between two Indiana Service Corporation traction cars leaves six dead and about twenty injured. One woman, Katherine Overly of Huntington, dies after rushing to the scene to find relatives she believed aboard the ill fated car. Authorities fault the empty car crew for failing to clear the other train. Ambulances and medical staff from surrounding towns assist.
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Roanoke
Ind
Indiana Service Corporation
Jacob Diffenbaugh
Huntington
J. A. House
Fr. Wayne
W. F. Erehart
W. E. Wire
Andrews
J. Yoselditz
Chicago
Katherine § Overly
Overly
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
Traction Line
Leonard Gushwa
Frank Nolan
B. B. Coan
Kenneth Hollingsworth
Open fight for tax on McCormick millions
Chicago May 19. The state opens a case to collect inheritance tax on a 7 million trust created by Mrs. Nettie Fowler McCormick for her children Harold F. McCormick Cyrus H. McCormick II and Mrs. Emmons Blaine. The suit seeks 1 456 000 dollars with potential federal precedent for about 2 264 000. Dr. Robert B. Previs testified she was up to date on politics aviation and not given to talk of death.
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Chicago
Nettie Fowler McCormick
Cyrus H. McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
Cyrus H. McCormick II
Emmons Blaine
Robert B. Previs
Village Swept by Fire in West Charleston
Fire swept West Charleston on May 19 destroying sixteen buildings including the Clyde River Hotel the Post Office and the general store along with several dwellings. The total loss was estimated at 180 000 dollars.
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West Charleston
Clyde River
Flyers complete long earth circuit from Attu to Paramashiru
Aboard the US Coast Guard cutter Haida off Komandorski Islands on May 19, flyers and mechanics totaling six resumed a flight circuit from Attu toward Japan. They stopped at Nikolski Bay and then reached Paramashiru, with total elapsed time 27 hours 35 minutes and actual air time 12 hours 5 minutes.
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United States Coast Guard
Haida
Komandorski Islands
He International
United States
Japan
al Attu
Nikkolski Bay
Eider
Bering Island
Calcutta
Attu
Nikolski
Paramashiru
Paramashiro
Major Martin regrets failed flight around world after Alaska crash
Major Frederick L. Martin, commander of the around the world flight, lands at King Cove after wrecking his plane on the Alaska Peninsula April 30. He laments the shattered opportunity and recalls the Seattle flag plane wreck on a barren western Alaska peak. Captain Lukens, Purdue classmate, commands the steamer Pioneer in port at Port Mofe.
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Catherine
North
Pacific Ocean
Frederick L. Martin
Japan
Alaska Peninsula
Seattle
King Cove
Aleutian Island
Catherines
Martin
Port Molfé
Alaska
Captain Lukens
Purdue University
Pioneer
Coast and Geodetic Survey Service
French Airman Leaves Canton for Shanghai En Route to Tokyo
Hongkong May 19 Lieutenant Pelletier Doisy a French airman pursuing a Paris to Japan flight plans to depart Canton China Tuesday morning for Shanghai. He aims to continue toward Tokyo as part of the long distance endeavor.
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Canton
China
Associated Press
Hongkong
Pelletier Doisy
Paris
Japan
Shanghai
South Bend Store Owner Kills Wife Then Himself
Stanley Greskiwicz a 42 year old department store proprietor shot and fatally wounded his wife before killing himself after returning from a health trip to Europe. Business associates cite his continued ill health as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Stanley Greskiwicz
Noiseless airplanes debut at McCook Field Dayton
Dayton Ohio May 19 McCook Field flyers introduced an exhaust muffler that cuts engine noise with only a three percent power loss. The compact silencers attach to the engine and vent exhaust rearward, reducing the droning overhead and improving the flying experience.
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Associated Press
Dayton, O
McCook Field
Air Field
Fires Hit Federal Shipyard in Kearney New Jersey
Fire again struck the Federal Shipbuilding yard in Kearney New Jersey with last night’s blaze causing about 700000 in damage destroying the largest building and making machinery worth more than a million dollars unusable. Firemen brought flames under control and aid was requested from nearby towns while early reports said tonight’s fire confined to a smaller machine shop building.
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Kearney
N. J
Federal Shipbuilding Company
Fire Destroys Noank Shipyard In May Blaze
A cigarrette dropped in shavings caused a May fire at the Charles M. Morse shipyard in Noank Connecticut. Loss about 150000 damaged two Ferris hulls seven buildings and the government tug General Richard Arnold. The yard will resume work as quickly as possible.
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Noank
Conn
Charles M. Morse
Richard Arnold
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Harry F. Morse
Fire Rips Oswegatchie Yacht Club Yacht Houses
A 50 mph gale on the St. Lawrence River drove flames across Oswegatchie Yacht Club yacht houses and Derochie Coal Company yards in Ogdensburg. Seven pleasure yachts burned, two saved, coal bins ignited, and total damages estimated under $100,000.
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Ogdensburg
N.Y
St. Lawrence River
Oswegatchie Yacht Club
Derochie Coal Company
Derochie Company
Tragedy as Woman and Child Die in Manitoba Fire
In Manitoba a woman named Mrs. Walter Faggetter and her three year old daughter were burned to death when their home burned to the ground six miles northeast of Douglas on May 19.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Walter Faggetter
Douglas
Firemen injured in New York warehouse blaze at Broadway and Grand
New York May 19. A five story building at Broadway and Grand Street caught fire. Fire of a Lieutenant and thirty firemen were injured. Loss estimated at 250000 dollars. The blaze began in a shoe factory and spread to the third floor where large quantities of rubber were stored. One injured person was Honorary Chief Albert N. Mainzer.
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Associated Press
New York
Broadway
Grand Street
Albert N. Mainzer
One Dead From Kilauea Eruption In Hawaii Volcano
Truman S Taylor of Pahala dies from amputation shock after stone injury from Kilauea. Two soldiers Ed ward Hinman and Howard Simmons are missing after visiting the crater. Volcano Park closed. Halemaumau road shut. eruptions continue with ash laden winds and sporadic explosions.
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Hilo
T. H
Volcano House
Boles
Halemaumau
Senate Overrules Coolidge Veto On Bonus Bill In Tight Vote
The Senate voted 59 to 26 to pass the bonus bill over President Coolidge's veto, a margin of two votes. The record includes minority views by Senator Sterling questioning the prosecution's basis and asserting the grand jury's indictment of Senator Wheeler was justified, while others defended the committee's findings.
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Wheeler
Montana
Sterling
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Senator Wheeler
Dem
Mont
Rep
S. D
Special
Daugherty Committee
Borah
Caraway
Ark
Gordon Campbell
Interior Department
Campbell
W. W. Rhea
H. C. Glosser
Department of Justice
Great Falls
Edwin S. Booth
Brennan
Booth
Department of the Interior
Congress
Coolidge
House
White House
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CH Ei
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McKinley
Ill
Phipps
Col
Senator Colt
Cameron
Ariz
Harreld
Okla
Dale
Reed
Ashurst
Curtis
Robinson
Lodge
Ambassador Woods Resigns as Japan Ties Relief to Immigration
Tokyo reports a sensation over Ambassador Woods's resignation linked to immigration debates. He cites family illness and returns to America, noting Japan’s government and people showed dignity and restraint amid strains in Japan-America relations.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Ambassador Woods
Woods
America
American Congress
Japan
Matsui
Senate Overrules Veto and Makes Bonus Law
The soldiers bonus bill becomes law after the Senate overrode President Coolidge's veto by 59 to 26. The action follows heated votes and a White House conference as supporters and opponents debated the measure and its tax implications. The cost is estimated up to 4 billion dollars, with cash payments and funded policies outlined by Treasury officials.
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White House
Senate
Congress
Mellon
Treasury
Coolidge
Aviators Hampered in Rescue at Kilauea
A wireless from Kilauea Military Camp says all searchers for two missing men have been accounted for but the two men near the volcano pit were not seen. The field near the camp is blocked by large boulders preventing air rescue. About one hundred visitors were at the camp. no canvass result on the missing pair is given.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Kilauea
Hawaiian Department of the Army
Vesuvius Active in Mild Night Eruption at Naples
Mt Vesuvius has seen several days of mild eruption providing a nightly spectacle. The activity stems from periodic outbursts caused by the cone collapse inside the volcano near Naples.
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Vesuvius
Naples
Mt. Vesuvius
Billy Sunday Regains Hope After Kidney Attack
The evangelist Billy Sunday appears to have passed the acute kidney attack, Mayo Clinic reports Rochester Minn May 19 He is resting easily While Mrs Sunday injured in a Memphis car crash is described as in very satisfactory condition and expected to walk in about ten days
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Associated Press
Rochester
Minn
W. A
Billy) Sunday
Mayo Clinic
Sunday
Memphis
New York Nurse Ruth Woodson Missing With Child
Police issue general alarm for Ruth Woodson a negro nurse missing with three year old Janice Epstein since 5 pm. Authorities suspect kidnaping after the child failed to return with the nurse who had answered a newspaper ad and been hired after satisfactory references.
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Associated Press
New York
Ruth Woodson
Sol Epstein
Woodson
Western Fire Reaches Alarming Proportions in Idaho Forests
The Humbird Logging Company slash fire on Grouse Creek near Sand Point Idaho has burned about 10 000 acres. It has destroyed 1 000 acres of national forest in Pend d Oreille and over 9 000 acres of private timber, doubling in two days. Two additional fires were reported in the Pend d Oreille district.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Mont
Humbird Logging Company
Grouse Creek
Sand Point
Ida
Pend d’Oreille
Couzens Discharged From Johns Hopkins Hospital
Senator James Couzens of Michigan was discharged from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after observation and surgery for gall stones. He left for Washington immediately after leaving the hospital on May 19.
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Couzens
Baltimore
James Couzens
Michigan
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Washington
Weston to Hit Trail to Prove Youthful Stamina at 86
Poughkeepsie N Y May 19 L Edward Payson Weston famed long distance walker prepares to hit the trail again following an attack at his Plutarch Ulster County home. He hopes to approach one third of his 46 year old 120 mile in 24 hours record and then pursue a 1000 mile hike to pace men near his age.
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Edward Payson Weston
Plutarch
Ulster County
Japanese Meet to Protest Ban
Thousands attend two mass meetings in Tokyo to oppose the U.S. immigration bill excluding Japanese. The Diet youths urge Japan and America youth to unite against exclusion, while the Young Men’s Buddhist Association calls restraint and sustained protest to eradicate the dishonor.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
American Congress
America
Diet
Japan
Young Men's Buddhist Association
Langley Improves at Home in Washington Report
Representative Langley of Kentucky, ill at his home in Washington, was said to have made satisfactory improvement in every way during the past twenty four hours except for digestive disorders and diabetic condition. Dr. Everett Allison, his physician, added that the outlook for ultimate recovery was favorable.
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Washington
Langley
Kentucky
Everett Allison
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