Business activity holds steady amid mixed early May signals
In New York on May 2, reports indicate overall business stability in America despite lingering Mississippi flood impacts and slower steel output. Albert J. Gary of U S Steel said there are no barriers to continued good business, per the Federal Reserve Board’s business survey noting seasonal easing and cautious optimism.
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New York
America
Mississippi
Albert J. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Instiate
Federal Reserve Board
Attack foiled in Hoyston city shooting case
Police searched late Sunday night with bloodhounds for a Black man after he dragged 18 year old Vern Phillips from a main mobile in the south end, then shot her companion Oscar Foster to death as he protested. The assailant fled the scene, investigators later noted.
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Young Factor
Miss Plollins
Foster
Pegry
Town in Louisiana Cut Off by Floods and Marooned
Heavy rains and rising Archannlays River waters pushed the Mississippi flood into Breaux Bridge area. Residents marooned and cut off from outside contact except by boats, with rescue crews and evacuees moving toward safer ground.
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Louisiana
UN Fayette
Lay
Archannlays
Tts
Breaux Bridge
Comonreshion
la Fayette
Storms in Portugal Cause Widespread Damage
Storms across northern Portugal last week caused extensive damage. In Gouvea bridges were swept away and crops damaged. In Bairraha twelve workers were struck by lightning and suffered injuries or worse.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Gouvea
Bairraha
Sheriff Slain by Gang of Shiners in Vancouver Raid
Vancouver, May 22. Fred Baker of Vancouver was arrested at his home tonight by officers investigating the slaying of County Sheriff Lester Wood who was shot from ambush while leading a raid on a distillery about 30 miles from here. A posse continued to search the surrounding country for Baker's father Ellis Baker and two aunts, Luther and Edwin Baker.
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Vancouver
Wash
Fred Baker
Lester Wood
Yaker
Ellis Baker
Luther
Edwin Baker
Brit pilots almost set not sleep record during perilous flight
A Royal Air Service crew flying from Pagland to Tay faced a near catastrophe when their aircraft totaled wreckage after a Persian Gulf emergency. Tenants Carr and Colitan reportedly helped, crews were rescued by a loge aml and taken to Aba. The aircraft, fitted with Rodis Royee writers, suffered extensive damage but ground crews continued to pursue a near record. Captain Landbergh then arrived at Te Bourget after a 4000 mile flight.
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Wien
Carr
Colitan
Tata
Rodis Royee
Landbergh
Te Bourget
Lindbergh's Civilian Flight Recap From New York to Paris
Captain Lindbergh told reporters about his solo journey from New York to Paris describing the takeoff from a friendly field, the flight's early ease, and the peril felt upon landing at Le Bourget with the crowd watching. He noted favorable weather across the Atlantic and the overall surprise at the voyage's smooth segments.
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Thativs
A. Lindbergh
Bly Lieht
New York
Reahta
le Gourget
Albright
Flyer Lindbergh Fame Dream Faces Costs and Awe
Fragmented text outlines the dream of Charles Lindbergh’s fame and the public betting on his earnings potential. It mentions movie deals, radio contracts, books, advertising, and a possible stadium event with 50,000 attendees, with figures suggesting a million-plus earnings over years if he pursued full publicity.
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Ing Hla
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Ean
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Midas
Allplang
le Bourgefeld
Gertrude Thierle
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Ortelo
Lindbare
Pyle
Gertrude Factorie
New York
Led & Stadium
Reds Still Hold Hankow as Russians Direct Forces in China
Refugees stream toward the foreign concession area around Hankow as the radical national government claims military gains. Reports say Peng Teh-wang and the Tinkow regime await maneuvers along the Lungnan railway, while advisers depart and bank notes vanish. The Kuomintang police issue a manifesto urging merchants and workers to support national reconstruction amid economic distress.
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Han Boon
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Unit Tay Jeader For the Tinkow
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Mal Marahat
Seng
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Gov Emerson to survey Wyoming flood damage trip
Governor Frank C Emerson heads to the Jackman Hole country to assess flood damage from the Grow Ventra dam break and plan relief for destitute residents and property owners. J Soler, highways official, assists in restoring communications and feasible supply routes. Travel will be by mule and wagon as roads from Victor Idaho to Jackson are impassable to automobiles.
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Wyo
Frank C. Emerson
Dackxon Hole
Xleox
Boyelleva
J. ¥. Soler
Partment
Jackson
Victor
Idaho
Knights of Columbus Montana Session Opens In Anaconda
In Anaconda on May 22 more than 100 delegates from 20 Knights of Columbus councils arrived for the Montana state convention. The exemplification work begins the session with about 200 attendees present for the opening Monday in the convention hall, with events continuing into the evening.
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Knights of Columbia
Souredella
Montana
State Council
Wilk
Anti-Saloon League backs Walsh as Democratic candidate
In Kanay City on May 2, the Anti-Saloon League signaled support for Senator Thomas Walsh as the Democratic nominee, with Dr. McBride attending Missouri events to discuss league opposition to Governor Smith and Senator Reed. Warnings on prohibition enforcement were aired in Washington as coastal and national figures weighed wet versus dry candidacies.
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Walsh
Kanay City
Senatar
Thomas Walsh
Liam Montane
Ant Sidoon League
Washington
Rurabhings
Wow A. Havates
Wilhaw FE Anderson
Air France
Warne RO Wheeler
Woman sets shovel fish record in Glenrock ditch
In Glenrock on May 21, Mrs. Mary Miller scooped seven rainbow trout from a drainage ditch with a shovel, slaughtered them, and cooked them in a frying pan within minutes.
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Glenrock
Mary Miller
Find Body of Man Frozen in Blizzard Near Laramie
A badly decomposed body of a man believed to be Sam Cray was found this afternoon, about a quarter mile north of Laramie near Ohio Street. The body appeared frozen in the blizzard while wandering in mid May weather conditions. Local authorities are investigating the scene for identification and cause.
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Laramie, Wyn
Sam Cray
Mghsway
Tank Burns in West Virginia 611 Incident
Morgantown May 22 AP report says a Pure Gil company oil tank was struck by lightning and burst into flames. The tank burned fiercely and could not be extinguished for hours, with fire crews estimating $100,000 in losses as crude oil was consumed.
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Morgantown
W. van
Pure Gil Company
Lindbergh Phones Mother First Time From France to America
Lindbergh contacts his mother by telephone marking a historic link between France and the United States. Report mentions the emotional reception, media attention, and public interest as the world watches the returning aviator after his overseas flight.
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Lindbergh
France
America
De Pinedo Hops for Azores Island Return
An item from Trepassey dated May 22 reports De Pinedo planning a voyage toward the Azores. The expedition began from Trepassey with navigational details including a heading toward Horta on the Azores archipelago.
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Azores
Trepassey
Léamanderante
Natia
Lie
Non-Union Coal Mine Fire Reported Near Carnegie
A non-union coal mine near Carnegie was fired upon early today. Company officials said no one was hurt as shots were aimed at company houses and rails. Coal and iron police investigated the incident and warned of further action.
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Purburgh
Apacunion de Sea
Pittabitah Coach Company
Carnegie
Neuhhering Rails
Coal and Iron
British air minister congratulates Lint wergh on success
London May 22 Sir Samuel Hoare British air minister wires congratulations to Lint wergh on his success and notes United States revenue measures through the British art label Washington.
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London
Samuel Hoare
Lintwergh
United States Revenue Mens
Washington
Flyer Dies in Parachute Jump at Dedication Event
In Muskegon Michigan on May 24 an air show crowd of about 25 000 watched a commercial flyer fall 4000 feet to his death during a parachute leap at a depot dedication. Webster Jost of Grand Rapids reportedly collapsed after the jump and was taken to a hospital. his mother Mia May Webster was present.
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Mich
Ata Mother
Mile Wenster
Grand Kapt's
Webster
Wahatar
Mia
May Webster
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