Tornadoes Rampage Across Southwest States
Tornadoes and heavy rains lash Texas Oklahoma and Kansas. Toll rises with additional hospital deaths. A 96 year old Amberg worker killed by a falling timber in Texas. Tornadoes destroy structures near Seminole Aubrey Oak Morme and Hugaton. Communication lines down and farms damaged in several counties. No deaths reported yet but reach and reach remain uncertain.
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Kansas City
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Tom
W. Tucker
Imbert
Amter Am Bend
Austin
Tenax
Minion City
Seminole
Oslo
Iwo Acens
Derma Soffer
Okmiutgen Courts
Gunmen Open Fire at West Forty-Eighth Street Dance Club
In New York on May 10 three men opened fire at a crowd of about 600 dancers as they were admitted to a West Forty-Eighth Street club. Six were wounded and panic followed as the gunmen fled toward the street. Arthur Lindberg, 37, was shot in the abdomen. Police described the assailants as a notorious wheat-side group, with one alleged to have been involved in a prior dispute over a girl. Names were not released.
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New York
West Forty-Eighth Street
Ian Boriounty
Arthur Lindberg
Maerilea
Americans Attend Great Congress In Session
Carthage Tunieta May 10. American and other English speaking pilgrims to the 30th Eucharinthe congress of the Roman Catholic church held their first api meeting this afternoon. On the eve of the closing of the congress, they listened to an address on the "Mystery of the Fachariat" by Cardinal MackRery, archbishop of Ertmagh and primate of Ireland.
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Carthage
Tunieta
Theongrem
Cardinal MackRery
Brehbishon
Ertmagh
Ireland
Crazed Woman Bandit Civil War Violence Report
Shanghai reported April attacks by a brigand faction led by Widow Che raiding villages near Yungyang. Kidnappings, mutilations, and deaths followed as bands burned towns. Nationalist troops clashed with rebels while foreign residents faced danger in Chengchow as aerial bombardments hit railway targets.
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Shanghai
Ficus
Yungyang
Che
Northern Alliance
Yangtee River
Chengchow
WETS FORM BIG ORGANIZATION FOR PROHIBITION OPPOSITION
Washington May 1. Ten anti prohibition groups form a joint security and legislative council to coordinate efforts against prohibition during the coming Congressional campaign. A New York dinner in September will announce the general plan and William Cabell Bruce of Maryland is honorary chairman. Member groups include Anti-Prohibition Temperance League and National Temperance Laws League among others. In Ithaca New York Harney Borlinger’s Moon’s track team defeats Cornell 71 to 84 in a dual meet.
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Washington
New York
William Cabell Bruce
Maryland
Ithaca Mthata
N. Vi
Atur
Harney Borlinger
Moon
Cornell
Lodey
Victims of Two Car Crashes In Hospital
Victims of two automobile crashes last night were taken to St. Peter's hospital with serious injuries. Rudolph Lehfeldt about 25 of Holter street and Mrs W W Dailey of Winston were injured. Lehfeldt's car with Garber as driver collided on Harrison avenue near Wilder and Jerison streets around 11 o'clock. The boy in the Lehfeldt car summoned aid after aiding his mother and brother. Garber and his wife were hospitalized briefly with shock and bruises.
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St. Peter's Hospital
Rudolph Lehfeldt
Holter Street
W. W. Dailey
Winston
Lehfeldt Garber
Wilder
Jerison Eytones
Rothgara
Daring Brit Maid Makes Voyage To Avatratta
Amy Jonn wins a voyage record from England to Avatratta arriving after a lengthy sea journey from Baghdad through the Mermien gulf. The trip faced terrific heat and landing difficulties at Handur Abbas where she spent the night.
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Karachie
India
Bayt Ninkier
England
Avatratta
Amy Jonnwon
Minish Myintrix
Bagdad
Mermien Gulf
Handur-Abbas
Five Die in Oklahoma Gas Blast in Storm Cellar
In Beminole Oklahoma a blast in a storm cellar killed Miner children Tamla Edwarda 7 Sonny Boy 6 and Dorothy Broadrove 8 as they entered the cellar to shelter from a storm. Their mother Mrs Charles Broadrove 41 and her 5 year old Leroy died soon after. Rannie and Sonny Roy Broadrove were lightly hurt and parents Kilwarda sustained minor injuries. A match lit by a child sparked the explosion. exact blast cause not yet determined.
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Oklahoma
Beminole
Okit
Kay
Misatan #ty
Inte
Charles Kroadrove
Dorothy
Leroy
Mro
Mra
Kilwarda
Rannie
Sanny Roy
Noted Immigrant Seeks Naturalization in 1892 Case
Bosemas May 10 Jamai Rdson Warner two year old petition for naturalization reported. He claims his father’s naturalization made him a citizen at birth and notes long service as an ascetic judge. The article references municipal elections in the United States since 1892 and issues of citizenship.
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Bosemas
Jamai Rdson Warner
N & Techirer
Great Britain
Death of Annapolis Ensign Shinkle Under Sunstroke
Ensign V. Shinkle, 22, stationed on the Decatur in the fleet at New York, was found dead in his hotel room. An autopsy reported he suffered strokes after sun exposure during southern maneuvers, with a cartridge in a nearby automalic plate. His body returned to his family in Booksna after graduation two years ago. His parents, Vincent and Olive Shinkle, arrived from Cho Went to be with him.
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New York
V. Shinkle
United States
Decatur
Rotel
Pennsylvania
Dowsy Wainberg
Naval
Bhinkle
Tian
Hinkle
Vincent
Olive Shink
Booksna
Wai
la Tha Etty
Cho
Faces Trial For Killing Father In North Dakota
Anna Marie Kummer, 21, charged with first degree murder for killing her father Theo dore Kummer, 68, in Towner North Dakota after an alleged dispute with her mother. The case centers on the fatal act and ensuing legal proceedings.
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Anna Marie Kummer
Towner
N. D
Theodore Kummer
Pleaga Justifiadte
Confirmation of Angers Is Likely Car Issues a Likely Nominee
May 10 Wanlington reports mixed signals on J Roberts of Vitladeilia for supreme bench. Senate study praised his integrity and legal qualifications. West coast opposition notes 1923 amendment swath. Joe Sheppard withholds judgment. In Longview a police dog and search follow an abandoned home incident involving a missing child and mother Mrs Alice Grat.
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OKEH
Wanlington
Qwee J. Roberts
Teadera
TO Maga
Tate
Eastor Sheppard
Texag
Malemert
F. Scott Mclride
Anti-Saloon League
Roberts
McTivida
Rabarta
Ameppard
Hat Toberts
Tad Doe
Alory
Sheppard
Longview. Wash
Notahhors
Alice Grat
Senate desk broken into by snopes investigation call
Washington May 30 Arousel Senate orders thorough investigation into ransacking of Senator Johnson California office in capitol war night drawers desks broken private cabinet opened personal correspondence missing. Johnson says evidence conclusive that private papers sought. Colleagues joke about detective fiction and Johnson’s own mystery to solve.
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Washington
Arouseil
Senate
Capitol
Johnson
California
Calfornia
Senator Johnson
Benator
Mellon
Tom
Tariff Deadlock Halts Conferees as Senate Leans
Washington May 1 Conferees fail to resolve six points on the tariff bill as Senate and House leaders signal possible compromise. Debate focuses on flexible provisions and potential recourse to further votes as talks adjourn without an agreement. In the same report counties show population declines during the wartime decade with census preliminary figures.
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Wannington
Jeaders
Tothhowser
Uiat
Agkle Senate
Dechease
Billings
Awrel Grane
Treasura Countiea Hava Derren
Thompson Wins Welterweight Title in $14.85 Prize
Charles W. Bunkley reports Thompson, known as Young Jack Thompson, secured the welterweight world title with a 15 round win over Jack Wolds at Olympia Arena. Thompson earned $14.85 in prize money after training expenses. Wolds received $2,600, while Fields the dethroned champion got $37,800 and promoter Olympia Sport Club posted a $7,400 profit.
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Charles W. Bunkley
Associated Press
Carroll
Ceeil Lewis Hompoom
Oakland
Cali
Jack Thommoo
Raward
Thomipson
Tila
Dackia Wolds
Olympia Arena
Fields
Olympia Sportelu
Thampaon'n Ahare
Sherman riots subside as martial law extended
Governor Moody signed a proclamation declaring a state of martial law in Sherman Texas after riots injured property and led to three blocks of buildings burned. National Guardsmen restored order. a Black victim named George S Typhex was killed earlier and a courthouse vault incident drew attention.
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Dallas
Tex
Dan Moody
Sherman
Sheeman
Paal Sherman
Aleps
George S Typhex
Grayson County
Deavee Voghes
Venegro
Hughes
Gambling Prelate May Be Brought To Book In Southern Church
Reports at the Dallas general conference say charges may be brought against Methodist Episcopal Church South bishops including Cannon Dobbs Beauchamp. Allegations center on alleged stock trading and related improprieties with ministers likely to pursue action in their jurisdictions.
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Dallas
Tex
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
James Cannon, Jr
Washington, D. C
Hl. M. Dobbs
Birmingham
Ala
W. U. Beauchamp
Atlanta
Allieh
Ted
Cannon
Markinal
Ana
Hoover Enjoys Virginia Fishing Day At Rapidan Camp
President Hoover spent a day at the Rapidan River camp near Orange Virginia indulging in fishing with his party. Officials and aides accompanied him including Wilbur Stone and others from the administration. The president returned to his office the following Monday to continue duties.
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Orange
Hoover
Rapidan River
Perth
Larry Richey
Egip
Angerines
Wilbur
Walter Ifona
Gap
Joel T. Raone
Phyal
Sikh League backs Gandhi in struggle for unity
Nembay May 1 activity shows the Central Sikh League endorsing Mahatma Gandhi’s non-cooperation aims. The meeting, led by AC Asmitaar, plans to support the campaign amid fears of renewed Hindu Muslim tensions and police incidents at Blholagur.
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Nembay
Indie
Matatma Gandhi
Yereda Willn
Bettiab
Central Sikh League
Mahatma Gandhi
WinAus
Blholagur
Bakeld
May Queen Poll Controversy Sparks University Debate
A chaotic May queen poll at a university in Denver stirs accusations of crookedness as a student commission prepares for a formal meeting. Reports indicate the tied process and alleged irregularities mar the election that previously installed Toa Howarl as queen amid tense reactions from participants and observers.
Jury in Aulian case unable to reach verdict
A Los Angeles extortion trial of Morrin Levine and Sten Lennetine Johnson ended without a verdict as the six men and six women jury failed to agree. Judge How Sehquey announced the deadlock at 7 10 p m after deliberations on allegations of seeking 77000 from Charles Grachard and threats to expose alleged mineral dealings and stock permits.
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Tan Angeles
Morrin Levine
Sten Lenntine Johnson
Sinarior
How Sehquey
Tree
Ams
Mine Johnson
Julian
Gor
Charles Grachard
Los Angeles
Seven Putouts In A Single Inning In Oakland Game
Oakland California May 10. In a Comat Innyve baseball game between Oakland and Sacramento seven putouts were recorded in the fourth inning. The Oakland team made a threat, the Emeryville fire department counted seven putouts, and a fire occurred at the third grandstand taking minutes to extinguish. Spectators were provided with a shattered scene as the organ played and the crowd watched the burning area.
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Oakland
Calf
Comat Innyve
Rania
Sacramento
Senators
Emeryville Fire Department
Hano
Payroll robbery in Colombia ends in death of paymaster
A payroll robbery near Hueara manga in Colombia results in the death of Paul Leroy Keating, paymaster for Tropical Oil, as gunmen confront the convoy. Keating, accompanied by other employees and a constabulary member, is killed as robbers open fire and stop the vehicle before forcing the crew to continue.
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Bogota
T'Olomain
Huearamanga
Reaulind
Paul Leroy Keating
OM City
Tropical Oil Company
Keating
Thran
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