German Police Dog Aids Rescue of Girl From Convict
Randolph Vermont May 1 A German police dog led three men to a barn on an abandoned farm where they found Earl Woodward farm hand and convict and 11 year old Lucille Chatterton who had left Granville with Woodward a week ago Woodward was captured without resistance The search by an armed posse ended with the rescue The girl cried and said she feared returning home Woodward declared the girl was afraid of her father They had not eaten since yesterday morning and their clothing was soaked by heavy rains The child appeared in good health
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Decline in British Livestock Prompts Imports Push
Britons will rely more on foreign meat as cattle numbers fall across England from 18 million to 14.8 million, with Scotland down about 200 thousand and Ireland from 3.7 million to 809 thousand. The National Federation of Meat Traders Associations calls for action to boost slaughter safeguards and government inquiry.
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England
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Von Hindenburg Bars Display At His Inauguration
Berlin reports indicate President-elect Von Hindenburg rejects pomp and ceremonial trappings for the inauguration. He plans to take the oath in civilian dress per the constitutional formula, with concerns among some parties about potential protests by the communists.
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March business conditions favorable in Sixth District
The April business Review of the Sixth Federal Reserve Bank district notes a 29 percent rise in building permits for March versus 1924, larger than February’s trade, and higher deposits and debits. Cotton and timber activity rise. fruit crops look favorable with Georgia's crops near normal. Frost caused limited damage, mainly in the Macon area. the worst hit is the northwestern Carolina region.
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United States
Alabama
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Georgia
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Festive May Day Takes on Violent Tone Across Nations
May Day celebrations have gained a bloody hue as radical demonstrations spread in several countries. Reports note 1905 observances in France, Russia and Spain, with large cities in the United States broadcasting coverage. Troops in war zones killed over 100 on May 1.
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Warsaw
30 KILLED WHEN EXPRESS DERAILS IN POLISH CORRIDOR
The Edytkuhen Berlin express derailed in the Polish Corridor between Sewards chin and Starogard. Between 30 and 40 people were killed and two score injured. The locomotive and most cars left the track after speeding around a sharp curve. Communication was cut as wreckage brought down telephone lines.
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Berlin
Needlewoman Ines Named World’s Best Needleworker
Horbart Sussex Byg May Vig Mauy S Tyndall of Newhouse Farm Rudgwick near here judged the world s best needlewoman at the Royal School of Art Kensington. She won the gold championship medal for the best piece of embroidery shown in the interhabilitat feedle work covituat.
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Officers foil latest plot to assassinate King Bovis
Officers of the guard stopped an assassination attempt on King Bovis by uncovering an almost complete subterranean passage with an explosive tube believed to be intended for use against the Royal Palaces.
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Sofa
Bovis
Masked Men Steal Five Truckloads Of Whiskey
Ten masked men overpowered three guards at a distillery near Pittsburgh and escaped with about 2000 cases and 50 barrels of whiskey loaded on five trucks. Two hours later one guardsman freed himself and alerted authorities as the robbers sped toward Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Clstalhers
Rone
Identity of girl completed today in Chesterton morgue
The body identified as Mrs. Josephine Désidario was found with three bullets through the head and partly incinerated beside a county road. Sam Ross, who first identified the body, is being held as a material witness after the parents viewed the body. Ross had lived with her and saw her depart with two men in an automobile on Friday or Saturday.
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Sam Ross
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Von Hindenburg to Take Office May 12
Elect Ba ao ung the aah, of office: and. k Hoday.
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British bankers weigh gold standard move amid doubts
London observers question immediate gold standard impact as Churchill's plan prompts fears of a bank rate rise. Critics call the timing hasty while experts warn higher rates could hurt exports and major economies like France.
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Attorneys Seek Trial Date in Wagner Case
Defense counsel in the Kinnie Wagner murder trial sought a new trial date as Judge Guy S. Chase reserved decision. The judge had delayed ruling earlier due to late-arriving attorneys general, and announced a decision later today.
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