Vatican Pius VII pushes intensified peace talks in Europe
Vatican City reports Pope Pius VII seeking normal diplomatic channels to avert war. Paris circles note France and Poland engaged in guiding the talks, with diplomats aiming for a broader international understanding amid German Dutch tensions and tensions over Denmark.
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Fius VII
Europe
Vatican
Paras Allnels
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Paris
France
Poland
Pope Pius
Hella
Roosevelt proposes second government reorganization plan
Washington May 9 Roosevelt transmits to Congress his second government reorganization plan. It would transfer, consolidate or abolish nearly a score of federal agencies, saving an estimated 1.25 million dollars annually. Key moves include shifting foreign commerce and agricultural services to the State Department and abolishing various functions under Interior and White House oversight.
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Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Foreign Commerce Service
Commerce de Tiitmedi
Foreign Agricultural Service
Agriculture Department
Department of State
Leir
Teauster
Che
Interior
X.lec
Itha
New Federal Security Administration
Whipping of Pupil Sparks Hawaii School Damage Suit
A 12-year-old pupil in Hilo sues teacher Geray Folly May alleging severe punishment caused injuries. Guardian James Tonnine claims medical costs and damages totaling 21,000 with 12,000 exemplary damages and 16 for medical expenses. The suit seeks accountability for alleged assault and coercive punishment at a Potl Bene school.
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Hilo
Geray Folly May
James Tonnine
Gomee Merring
Amason
Joliot Baby Drowns in Irrigation Ditch Near Home
May 9 1924 Leroy Baker two year old son of Mr and Mrs Howard Baker disappeared while playing near an irrigation ditch three miles from Joliet. The body floated downstream for a mile before being recovered by his parents and other bystanders. Authorities investigated the accident and listed it as a drowning.
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Dofiet
Leroy Baker
Howard Waker
Here
Yeaterday
Ship Sinks After Reef Collision With Crew Rescued
A ship struck a reef about 250 miles south of Minuit and sank soon after. The crew abandoned ship and were rescued by authorities as a destroyer and tug assisted near Arena Inia. The incident involved the freighter and the Pope as escort vessels, with no further details available.
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Felghion Madentank
Perio
Linsidonbank
Arena Inia
Minuit
Sani
Lobe
Kenees
Most Serious Hopper Threat in Years Seen In Northeastern Area
One of the most serious grasshopper outbreaks in Montana in years threatens thousands of acres of wheat in the northeast. State entomologist Dr Harlow Mills says hoppers are hatching on range and abandoned lands and spreading to wheat fields. The migratory Frasahoppers have arrived from the Makolas, creating an acute situation. Federal funding is lacking to control the outbreak, hindering immediate action to avert further damage.
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Montana
Harlow , Mills
Ale Range
Makolas
Neliow
Poland Russia ties seen mending amid French British aid
May reports indicate improving Soviet Polish relations as a pathway to a broader Franco British bloc. Polish Catholic stance limits mediation options while talks in Hungary Turkey and other nations mingle with Vatican diplomacy. European diplomats sense a delicate balance as Russia possibly aids Poland and new diplomatic alignments emerge.
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Meade
Poland
Forney Mittater
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Tasnanie
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Dalwean
Clerymany
Vatican
Russia
Colonel Rock
Great Britain Moves to Semi Mobilization in Widened War Plans
Britain announces semi mobilization with war hostilities to be undertaken without notice. War Secretary Hare-Belain states army navy and air force reserves to be called up in batches from June to October for rotation. At least 100000 territorial army reservists to serve one month at war stations.
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Illinois Doctor Unwitting Involved In Baby’s Death
In Molina Illinois a doctor testified at an inquest that an accidental knife wound caused his 22 month old daughter Nancy Irene’s death. The physician said he forgot the knife in his coat pocket while cleaning it and later pulled it from the fabric, injuring the child’s abdomen. Despite antisepsis and surgery the baby died after developing a fever.
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Diffard O. McCreedy
Nancy Ireng
Tevaby
Old Fire Bell Returned to Its Original Home Today
The old fire bell, recently restored, is brought back to its first home atop the water tower. Mayor J. Wilkerson and local officials will attend the 2130 block ceremony this afternoon as Vermin Ted Hodges presents the bell to the city. Marguerite Geernflekt and Mrs. T. J. Southwerhy will read from Landmarks, with plans to eventually reopen the tower.
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Howe
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Ate Eline Eration
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Fir
A. A. Roberts
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Willio
Pwo Arrested in Butte for Tahang Whiskey to Jail
In Butte on May 4, Pwo and two associates faced charges after attempts to smuggle whiskey to KLaiers. One man received a sentence for drunken disturbance, while another, Waite Duffy, had a suspended sentence. Jailer Melman reported the conditions of the case and the arrests.
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Butte
Sheeliy Gall
Viner Casey
Waite Duffy
Tach Melman
Mussolini Says Italy Ready to Prove Power in Yugoslavia Talks
Rome May 5 Mussolini told cheering crowds that Italy will prove the strength of its decisions when the hour comes. Preparations for conferences aim to strengthen Italian influence in Yugoslavia and across Europe as Rome marks the empire’s third anniversary. The day included a parade and a ceremony honoring fascist leaders, with Yugoslav regent Prince Paul expected for late-night talks.
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Geiais
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Bulmers
Quirinala Place
Thr Klk
King and Queen Survive Terrific Sea Storm At Sea Voyage
Canadian Press report details a severe gale affecting royal observers aboard a liner during a May sea voyage. The King and Queen endured high seas as naval vessels aided distressed passengers and crew amid a dangerous storm near Australia, with reports of damaged ships and emergency responses.
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Australia
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George
Tibet
Canada
United States
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Repulse
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Margaret
Germany presses Italy plan for axis peace in Europe
Berlin reports diverse diplomatic moves as Germany seeks an axis led peace in Europe. Chancellor and Foreign Minister vbion Rivhentrop discuss weekend talks with Italy. Goering travels from vacation to forge ties with Franco in Spain. officials signal possible talks with Soviet Russia and Poland while warning against coalition moves with Britain.
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Italy
Europe
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Mome Berlin Axis
Ita Fornuta
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von Hitheptrop
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Atrike At Trttlay-ranch
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Turkey
Greeca
Taunania
Stockholder seeks free rides in railroad settlement
Minatkes May 9.174 stockholder Josephine pracder traveled from Vase, MI to say her family should receive a free entry for their $22,400 investment in the bankrupt Miyiuckee ranch. She complained about the lack of aid, noting $25,400 tied up in work and arguing for compensation and a rail line when only two armsdtothers donated land for the right of way.
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Josephine Pracder
Vase
Mork
Peterite
Glass Biography Claims Wilson Sought Third Term in 1920
The Glass biography notes President Wilson contemplated a third term in 1920 to carry on the league covenant. It cites notes from June 1920 by Dr Grayson and others, detailing White House discussions, political maneuvers, and Wilson’s advisers' reactions.
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Carl Gray Rail Executive Dies Of Heart Attack
Carl Gray, rail industry executive and former vice chairman of the Union Pacific board, died of a heart attack today. He resigned last year as providence head and was found dead in his home with secretary Chir Nossworm nearby. Survived by two sons, Rossel Tay of Wellesley, Mass, and Carl Wo Gray of San Mateo, and a New York friend. Born September 28, 1867, in Prmoctany Ark.
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Mino
New York
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Prmoctany Ark
University of Arkataun
Chronopalous Parole Plea Denied by Montana Board
The Montana pardon board rejected Chronopalous parole plea after a brief session. The vote was led by Gov. Thy Ko and Attorney General 1 J. Precours, with most members opposing commutation. A previous parole recommendation was not acted upon.
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Apatengs
Alite
Thy Ko aAvern
Fiumate
Esse Pla
Sixchares
Tutta Englew Lodge
Mra
Delle O'Mara
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Thal Aline
Sinto
Milking Machine Short Circuit Kills Twenty Three Cows
May 10 AP reports a dairy accident at Diamond Read dairy herd where a short circuited milking machine sent electricity through cows and workers. Three milkmen were harmed as rubber boots failed to insulate against the live equipment.
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Nonotuti
Uiatoku Nakata
Roosevelt Urges Immediate Settlement of Coal Strike
President Roosevelt declared a fast settlement of the bituminous coal deadlock after a two hour conference in the White House with five United Mine Workers leaders and five operators plus Secretary Perkins. He said both sides agreed on nearly all points and that the decisive issue was recognition of the United Mine Workers for collective bargaining, with a plan for reopening mines by tomorrow night.
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Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
Perkins
Igor
Blasts Destroy Eight Japanese Munition Plants
Tokyo reports eight munitions plants attacked in a Tokyo suburb by unnamed insurgent forces. At least 73 dead and 260 injured as debris and fires hamper rescue efforts. Officials fear more casualties as area braces for further discoveries. Damaged plants linked to Japan’s munition industry. cause under investigation with conflicting casualty estimates.
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wini-Nowr Tames
Japan
Dury
Llien
Thiria Utter Pernon Wert
Japan Artmunitior
Mmdnatr Company
Dlantte
Nm Watchning
Nflaminiabla Seranr
Gas explosions injure nine in New Orleans
In New Orleans on May 9 two explosions in underground conduits sent nine people to hospital with injuries and caused extensive damage. A manhole was blown into the air as paving and windows were shattered. Fire Chief John Evens blamed the blasts on gas accumulation in the conduit.
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Orleans
New Orleans
John Evens
Kidnap Threat Rumors Plague Capital Socialite
New York reports a rumored kidnap threat against Mrs. McLean, owner of a famous gem, and her daughter Evalye. Detectives guard the Waldorf suite as Washington and New York police assess the risk while Mrs. McLean seeks a safe passage to the World's Fair.
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