Republicans Seek Guiding Light On Farm Relief Bill
Washington May 7. Republicans seek White House guidance to steer farm relief amid House debate on a three way relief program via the Haugen and Tincher measures. Vestal says he will confer with leaders and may offer recommendations to the pro forma organization as Democrats push crop price stabilization and permitted alcohol proposals.
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Washington
White House
Congress
House
Agriculture Committee
Agriculture
Vestal of
Tudhatta
Republican House
Coolidge
Mestal
Cookdee
Claily
Representative Black
New York
Linkeus and Hutson Sentenced for Virginia Murder
Beiatel Virginia May 7 Iva Linkeus convicted murderer and Matt Hutson sentenced for the murder of Jake Hensley Xer nyt postmaster last November pass through Gate City on the way to the Richmond penitentiary Linkeus 25 years Hutson 20 years Linkeus asserts innocence Hutson pleads guilty and both had accused each other before the court plans to return after three or four years at the penitentiary.
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Beiatel
Tean.Va
Jong
Iva Linkeus
Matt Hutson
Richmond
Linkeus
Hutson
Jake Hensley
Xernyt
Gate City
Linkowa
Linkous
Nashville Bishop Rules At Session
Bishop Edwin D. Mouton of Nashville opened the third day of the Methodist Episcopal Church South general conference in Memphis. The assembly moved from devotional to mass legislation as a committee proposed a nine member panel to handle memorials and petitions on unification, aiming to avert floor clashes.
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Memphis
Tenn
Edwin D. Mouton
Nashville
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
General Conference of
Church
Bible Cause
W. A. Cooper
Enmne
General Conference
One Plane Left for Wilkins Arctic Expedition
Pairbanks and Captain George Hi Wilkins face uncertain prospects as only one airplane remains for the Arctic voyage. The Alaskan was destroyed during takeoff from a Detroit field injuring no one, leaving the Detroiter as the sole craft for a possible flight to Point Barrow and Arctic Ocean base.
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Wilkins
Arctic Expedition
George Hi. Wilkins
Anaktuvuk Pass
Bro
Detroit Aerial Arctic Expedition
Point Barrow
Arctic Ocean
Carl Th. Kileson
Point. Barrow
London Strike Likely To End Soon Say Labour Sources
London reports a guarded forecast that the strike crisis may settle early next week. Trade Union Congress officials and Premier Baldwin hold talks while unofficial peacemakers push for a solution amid disturbances and public unrest across Britain.
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London
Isbor
Bea
Baldwin
J. H. Thomas
Trades Union Congress
Glasgow
Weather Outlook for Virginia and Tennessee
Partly cloudy tonight with increasing clouds Saturday in Virginia. Temperatures steady with gentle to moderate northwest winds. In Tennessee showers tonight and Saturday with little temperature change.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Chancellor TUKES Back To Newspaper Career
London reports Chancellor Churchill returns to journalism after a strike pause. He may serve as editor in chief of a Gazette as government actions during the strike prompt questions about the editor’s identity. Churchill, famed for wartime dispatches, is linked to Fleet Street newsroom visits and editorial moves.
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London
Winston Ure Hil
I Hb Gazett
Cuba
Randolph Churchill
Jennie
Jerome
New York
Churchill
Sidney Streat
Peter the Paiute
Fleet Street
Ho of Commons
Labarites
Chios
Los Angeles Flies From Hangar Over Flying Field
Ned Lakehurst reports the airship Los Angeles was released from its hangar this morning for a flight over the flying field.
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Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Ned
Former Attorney General Indicted in Metal Company Case
Former United States Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty is indicted by a federal grand jury along with Thomas W. Miller and John T. King for conspiracy in the American Metal company matter. The charges allege they sought to shield Daugherty and Miller from unbiased judgment and to receive $391,000 from claimants connected to the securities transfer. Miller had been indicted previously with German and Swiss nationals for conspiracy to defraud the U S government in releasing about 7 million dollars in sequestered American Metal assets to pretend Swiss owners. The grand jury had been probing the transfer of the company stock to alleged German owners and seizure of 49 percent of its stock as enemy property.
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Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Ceneral
Thomas W. Milles
John T. King
Republican National
Daugherty, Miller
Jesse Smith
Miller
American Metal Company
Strike conditions improve as fifth day nears
London reports mid day government statement that conditions across the country are improving as workers return to jobs or seek protection if they do not. Troops with helmets patrol London docks amid rising disorder while Danish and Moscow labor groups plan sympatic actions. Money is being sent to British workers by Mexican, Danish, and Argentine unions with American labor appeals for contributions.
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London
Trades ‘Union Congress
Associated Press
Meiean
Buckner enlarges padlock raid list with 50 more clubs
New York May 7 Raids of fifty more night clubs mark United States Attorney Buckner's drive, bringing total padlocks to about six hundred. Dances and drinks were halted from Greenwich Village to the Upper East Side. Homes of club owners were raided, including the Dublin restaurant and the Entree Nous Club on Riverside Drive where liquor seizures and large bars were reported.
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New York
United States
Buckner
Greenwich Village
Upper East Side
John Caraway
Dublin
Riverside Drive
Norge Encounters Severe Weather During 1400 Mile Flight
Radio dispatches describe the 1400 mile Norge flight in two stages from Trotsk to Kings Bay with stops at Vadso. Crewmembers felt extreme cold as strong winds buffeted the airship and even drinking water froze aboard.
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New York
Norge
Trotsk
Kings Bay
New York Times
St Louis Globe-Democrat
North Cape
Norway
Astorm
Vadso
Bear Island
Tiernepian
Spitzbergen
Vadeo
Nobile
Erwin Couple Killed in Car Train Collision
Mr and Mrs Osear Meeks of Erwin Tennessee were killed at noon when their automobile was struck by Norfolk and Western passenger train No 12 eastbound at a crossing just south of Abingdon Virginia.
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Bristol
Osear Meeks
Erwin’ Tenn
Norfolk & Western
Abingdon
Washington House Debates Farm Relief Today
The Washington House continues a farm relief debate as lawmakers press for measures aiding agriculture. The session focuses on bills expanding relief programs and funding options for farmers amid ongoing economic pressures.
Baseball By Innings Today Incomplete Lineups
Baseball by innings today shows National Boston at Pittsburg with Mogridge and Taylor pitching Aldridge and Smith in the lineup Wright homered last. St Louis at Philadelphia features Zackary Dixon Lochrane Detriot at New York with Holloway Bassler Hoyt Collins Roth homered. Cleveland at Boston with Shoute Sewall Gaston Grove appears in partial rosters.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Orn Mogridge
Taylor
Aldridge
Smith
Wright
Homer
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Zackary
Dixo
Lochrane
Detriot
New York
Holloway
Bassler
Hoyt
Collins
Roth
Cleveland
Shoute
L. Sewall
Gaston
Grove
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Tincher
Mendorn
England
Corn Belt
Lowden
Miinois
Wacher
Williams
Ilinois
McKeown
Denorcrit
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist Conference
Mlade
LABOR
Basi
Laborers Hold
Siuilar
Transportativn
Tukes
Winston Churchill
Federal Grand Jury
Thore
Daugherty
N.Y
Yorge
Erwin
Senate
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