Slayer Leads Police to Murder Scene near Coyote Wells
A report details Kavik Takvey guiding authorities to a murder scene where Nin Dinley was killed near Coyote Wells. The suspect allegedly assaulted Dinley with a weapon, followed by evidence at the graves, and Harvey was found exhausted on the trip back to town, aided by an ambulance.
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Bond feud looms as lawyer seeks restraining order
New York May 6 The New York attorney for brokerage firms seeks court action to block movements of 45 million in Wall Street bonds connected to a theft. He aims to trace stolen bonds thought to be in Canada and arrange cross border influence to question the case.
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Two Boys Fatally Injured In Toy Wagon Collision
Two boys aged about six were fatally injured today in Baden when a toy wagon they rode on collided with a car driven by the International Motor Company of Cleveland. Those named were Lawrence Wagner and Paul Raman.
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Butler to Adopt Daylight Saving Plan
The city council voted to adopt daylight saving, approving a plan to advance clocks next month. Officials cited energy savings and alignment with surrounding towns as reasons, with the change slated to take effect the following Sunday.
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Mystery hire captures and withheld details spark Polish advance rumors
A chaotic dispatch from London reports a new Polish force advance around Kezemo with claims of a mystery hire and high casualties. Officials deny confirmation while press notes suggest a tense, ongoing struggle as Ukrainian units maneuver amid withheld announcements.
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California solid for Johnson in state primaries
May 6 California returns in the state primaries show Senator Hiram Johnson leading with a wide margin over Herbert Hoover. From 6,506 of 5,729 precincts counted the Johnson lead stands at about 19045 votes with Julyivon 293,896 and Hoover 106,890 in the reported totals.
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Johnson predicts big California primary majority
The report notes Johnson forecasting a California primary win by 160000 to 200000 votes over Hoover. It mentions his campaign tactics, state visits, and quotes about Hoover’s alleged methods. Also referenced are Houston observer Nicholas Brown visiting his father Morris Brown and Curtin Aircraft officers touring Youngstown and Cleveland.
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American Killed by Mexicans Near El Oro
United Press reports in El Paso that Ralph Greenlaw was murdered near El Oro Monday by Mexican bandits. The Greenlaw family name is linked to earlier killings amid violence in the region. Further reports confirm gunmen captured at Morrdon and advancing forces near Monico City as part of a larger unrest in the Mexico cotton belt.
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Warships Ordered to Mexico by Atlantic Fleet
The Atlantic Fleet dispatches a squadron to southern waters to be ready to protect American interests in Mexico. Two ships and supporting vessels are assigned to patrol routes near Gulf and Caribbean approaches, signaling heightened naval posture amid unfolding events.
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Destroyers Ordered to Coast for Protection of Americans
A division of destroyers was ordered to proceed to the coast of Mexico from New York Harbor to guard Americans amid revolutionary developments. Secretary Daniels announced the plan as the ships prepared to sail eastward at dawn for potential duties along the Mexican coast.
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Kentucky Democrats Seek 26-Seat Delegation at San Francisco
United Press report from May 5 notes Kentucky Democrats will send 26 delegates to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. The state party pledged its full delegation to the Ohio governor. Freight traffic on the Erie lines shows gradual improvement with normal operations resuming. two to three weeks more may be needed to clear congestion at major terminals.
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Commuting Request on Death Decree Filed at Ridgeway
May 6 Ridgeway report states Byran F Bly Esj and J J Driscoll petition to commute a death sentence. Hearing set. life imprisonment considered for the accused. Voter turnout noted with upcoming elections and candidate activity affecting decisions. Community leaders urge vigilance as political campaigning continues.
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Black criminals raid boarding house for 2500 dollars
In Sharon on May 5 three Black men knocked a resident unconscious at the boarding house of Tana Enxdiwick in Paprell, escaping with more than 2400 dollars. Police seek suspects and warn residents to stay vigilant.
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Finamin Toomaninuy
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Nightingale Centenary Observed Here On May 12
Observance marks the 1004 anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale founder of modern nursing. International nursing groups will highlight advances in education and public health while urging young women toward hospital work and public health nursing as a profession.
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Great Britain
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France to seek 600 million annual penalty payment
London May 9 United Press reports that in talks with Allied German economies the conference at Apul will propose to Prime Minister George that Britain sanction a fixed annuity of 600 million annually for a prolonged period. The Daily Mail notes continued emphasis on the cost of war and reparations as Britain weighs actions with France and other powers.
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Hearing on New Bell Rates Opens Today
Public utilities commission hearings in Harrisburg review proposed Bell Telephone rate and schedule changes effective May 1. Kincaid represents the city as 97 complaints from Pittsburgh and nearby boroughs, Duquesne associations, and individuals are being considered, with hearings continuing next week.
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Boys Steal Dinky Engine For Joy Ride
Two youths in Pennsylvania attempted a dinky engine joy ride after taking the tiny locomotive from a yard. They rode it toward Gaynoldsville before being stopped and arrested as officers intervened.
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County commissioners order investigation into village man
Ambiguous notes report county commissioners directing an inquiry into a village resident identified as Abe Allg for several years. A physician recalls the man’s illness and notes he could be committed to a state hospital for treatment. The fragmentary text shows unsure names and dates amid unclear context.
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Wood Leads in Indiana Primary Returns
Indianapolis May 1 returns from 1 815 precincts show Major General Wood leading with a margin over 6 000 in yesterday's primary. Tolinson and Lowden follow, Harding trails, some Johnson strongholds still unreported.
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Senate leaders press renewed call for probe into campaign spending
United Pros reports that May 1 Warmington notes Senate leaders foray into reform, urging an investigation of Major General Wood's campaign expenditures. They would name a committee to handle the inquiry, while Borah and allies resist, threatening to expose the issue publicly if demands are not satisfied.
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Indiana Gains In Primary Races Reported Inaccurate Text
United Press correspondence from Indianapolis notes Senator Johnson's campaign narrowing Leonard Wood's lead as primary results trickle in. Precincts reported show Wood around 56 thousand votes, Tulmon about 52 thousand, Lowden near 24 thousand, Harding roughly 14 thousand, amid evolving tallies across 2,887 precincts.
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Trolley Strike Ends After Arbitrations and City Meeting
A trolley workers strike ended at midnight after negotiations with operators dispatchers and a Mayo Lawrence Mondello led arbitration, allowing resumed service at 7 45 AM. A Board of Investors meeting is set for 4 PM at the library building.
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Hungarians Presented With Terms At Paris Peace Talks
United Press reports the Alingarian peace treaty to be handed to Hungarian delegates in Paris tomorrow. Washington notes a bill to raise Civil War veterans pensions and survivors benefits. A Pittsburgh-bound traveler, Miss Jonnie Peterton, travels for medical reasons amid hospital work. Local notices include Mary A. Harrison Guild and public spirit items with scattered weather and publication notes.
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Peace Resolution Debate Dominates Senate Session
Washington reports the senate took up a peace resolution amid long anticipated remarks from Secretary Knox. Democratic leaders seek to ease obstacles as debate focuses on the administration plan to advance peace through formal action. Expected to deliver a substantial address, Knox's remarks aim to clarify strategy and secure support.
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Knox Opens Debate on Resolution in Senate
United Press dispatch from Washington on May 5 reports Senator Knox opening a Senate debate on a peace resolution. The article notes President Wilson’s preference for an outcome that avoids a fall messure and emphasizes national welfare and safety in the nation’s future.
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Local Strike Situation Shows Little Change
Report from the city indicates the strike among workers remains unsettled as all molders continue out. The union leadership proposed a settlement but left the city this afternoon, suggesting no immediate breakthrough despite talks.
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