California Primary Split As Garner Leads In Los Angeles
In California Democratic primary Garner builds a big lead in Los Angeles, with Roosevelt and Smith neck and neck overall. Early returns show Garner ahead 147,182 to 124,462 for Roosevelt and 109,284 for Smith from 7,260 precincts, as Hoover backers seek broad turnout. Roosevelt forces await rural county returns to boost hopes.
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California
Rhode Island
San Francisco
John N
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Los Angeles
New York
Garner
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
John B. Elliott
Southern California
Smith
Hoover
John N. Garner
del Don
Hoo
Los Angeles County
Kee
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
McAdoo
World's Tonic Makes A Real He Man Of Me
Bert Furioli of Arnold Pennsylvania, mine boss, recounts months long cold and digestive woes. After trying World's Tonic he reports improved stomach function, appetite, circulation, energy, and vitality, calling himself a new man. The tonic is sold at Court Pharmacy Union Drug Co and other first class drug stores.
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Bert Furioli
Arnold
Pennsylvania
Court Pharmacy
Union Drug Co
Presidential primary chaos fills California and beyond
Early returns from California plus other states show Roosevelt leading in several contests while Garner and Smith trail. South Dakota delegates swing to Roosevelt, Alabama Republicans favor Hoover allies, and Indiana primaries hint at uneven results amid slow tabulation and shifting conventions. Alabama Senator Black leads in Democratic Alabama stake. Norbeck tops rivals in South Dakota.
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Roosevelt
South Dakota
Alabama
Smith
Hoover
California
Hugo Black
Peter Norberk
Narest
Lloyd George retires to Surrey farm to watch politics
London dispatch notes that aged statesman Lloyd George, at sixty nine, has retired to his Churt estate in Surrey to grow apples and pigs while keeping a vigilant eye on Parliament. The piece recalls his war leadership, sharp tongue, and potential future influence on issues like Ireland, reparations, and war loans, noting his enduring force beyond a diminished role.
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Lloyd George
Surrey Farm
Churt
House of Commons
House
London
Parliament
England
Ramsay MacDonald
David Lloyd George
John Simon
Liberal Party
America
Ear
Capone Departs Prison on Train to Ten-Year Sentence
Capone boards a train in a cheerful mood for an eleven year confinement after leaving jail. Federal officers ensured a secure escort with a sizable police and railroad detail, joining him with Victor Morici en route through Danville Illinois Evansville Indiana Terre Haute Indiana and Birmingham Alabama toward Atlanta.
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Capone
Delthromed
Buckhannon Bank Elects Directors and Officers
Buckhannon on May 4 reports the recently reopened bank has elected directors and officers. Matthew Edminston was re elected president and F J Farnsworth cashier. The assistant cashier is B H Carpenter and Blondie Light is bookkeeper. The board includes Mt Howl Mimiston Ed Boxe L Carta F M Farnsworth Norman F Spies H W ithary A K Watkins A G Young Jr Frank P Maxwell. Stock value reduced from 100 to 50 per share. capitalization now 50000.
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Norman F. Spies
H . W'thary
A. .K. Watkins
A. G. Younng, Jr
Frank P. Maxwell
F. J. Farnsworth
Senate hearing urged changes in anti trust laws
Washington May 4 R Templeton Smith vice president of the Pittsburgh Coal company urged modification of the anti trust laws and downward revision of coal freight rates before a senate committee. He spoke in opposition to the Davis Kelly bill for federal regulation of the bituminous industry.
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Washington
Senate
R. Templeton Smith
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Baltimore & Ohio Gets Refunding and Mortgage Bond Approval
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Baltimore and Ohio to issue 55.8 million dollars in Series B and C refunding and mortgage bonds. The action, announced in Washington on May 4, affects financing plans for Fairmont and related routes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Fairmont
Faulty OCR Summary on Treasury Bonds Issuance
Fragmentary text notes bonds issued as collateral and credits to be created over the next year. Mentions lenders or institutions but names are unreadable. Topics imply financial instruments and limited future issuances without clear entities or dates.
Powers' garage, once the murder site, nearly demolished
In Clarksburg, May, a fire six weeks earlier and souvenir hunters have largely destroyed the murder garage used by Harry Powers in the killings of two women and three children. The building’s roof and basement remain, with only tile walls and beams visible. Neighbors report walls were ripped apart by visitors, and the garage is now largely invisible from the main road. Powers was executed at the state penitentiary.
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Clarksburg
Harry Powers
State Point
Nellie S. Bond
W. H. Corwin
Quiet Dell
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Edward Stanley
Surrey Hills
Lloyd. George
Teresa CaPone
Mae
Alphonse, Jr
Mafalda Maritote
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Buckhannon Bank
Ey Sentinel
Unm
Sentinel
RENT
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Studebaker
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MacDade
Magle Ave
Goat Road
Joe
Gratton
Reed
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Donih Labout
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