Notable Murderer Faces Crucifixion Threat in Orientals
An aged jeweler Mohammed Massowi is accused of murdering women wholesale and faces crucifixion. report notes next Thursday is set for the sentence. Czar Nas reportedly accepted Witte’s resignation and may appoint him president of the Council of Ministers.
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Mapas
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Panish
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Czar
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MM. Witte
Council of Ministers
House Votes Thanks to General Porter for Paul Jones Effort
The House in Washington D C on April 30 approved a resolution expressing nationwide gratitude to General Porter for securing the release of Paul Jones.
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Scripps News Association
Washington, D.C
House This
General Porter
Paul Jones
Irregular Meeting Discusses Cash Contributions for San Francisco Relief
The Ippe Neva Association met in Washington with Secretary and Mint credit official Phelan. They specified provisions received and en route and urged future dues to be in cash to fund relief efforts in San Francisco.
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Ippe Neva Association
Washinson
Marrow
San Francisco
Red Grass
Phelan
National Society of the Revolution Holds Brief Opening
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution opened its annual convention at the Vendome Hotel in S.A.R. territory. A brief morning session was held and delegates will tour Medford and Charlestown to view Bunker Hill monument this afternoon.
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National Society
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Medford
Cherléstown
Bunker Hill Monument
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Coal strike nears climax in stalled arbitration talks
In Wilkesbarre May 1 details show an impending presidential intervention to avert a bitter coal strike. The president or his advisers have not yet agreed on a method for applying arbitration and remain fully informed of the evolving situation.
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Evar
Anove
Missing Reef Money Sparks Relief Debate in San Francisco
In San Francisco the late release of two and a half million dollars voted by Congress for relief prompts criticism over funds not reaching the local relief committee. Oakland leaders press for turning all relief funds to the local finance committee to prevent waste and ensure proper use.
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Taft
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Schmitz
Mottard
Relief Committee
Tm Fidancs
Ding
Lake seamen strike threatens Great Lakes traffic
Detroit April 30 A strike of twenty thousand lake seamen is threatened for tomorrow. If it comes to pass it will tie up ninety percent of traffic on the lakes.
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Scripps News Association
Detroit
Mid
Historic Fraunces Tavern to Be No More
Fraunces Tavern at Broad and Pearl Streets New York will cease as a public resort and historic site tomorrow. The building will pass to the Sons of the Revolution with old colonial relics to be sold to the highest bidder.
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New York
Washington
Broad and Pearl
Sons of Revolution
Senate funds display for Mare Inland yard wreckage
In Washington on April 30 the Senate approved a hundred thousand dollar appropriation to display labor at the Mare Inland navy yard wrecked by earthquakes. On Sunday April 29 1706 William Bucsify and Elizabeth Gatz were married nine miles east of [location]. The ceremony drew 75 relatives and friends and a large wedding dinner followed. The couple will live on their farm.
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Scrippe News Association
Washington
Senate
Mare Inland Navy Yard
Wesing
Wiliingy Bucsify
Elizebeth Gatz
Jr. Ebl Hays
Theresoylerian
Souvenir Hunters Ravage Chinatown Looted Ruins Amid Relief Efforts
April 30 report from Scripps News Association describes refugee gatherings in parks and widespread looting at Chinatown ruins. Soldiers barred from shooting complicate security as pawnshops and jewelers suffer. 7000 tons of food distributed in ten days under centralized rationing.
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Scripps News Association
San Francisco
Chinatown
Westgate Charman Elected Chairman of State GOP
Westgate Charman G of Albany Herald was elected chairman of the state Republican central committee. He has experience in Willésiatee valley politics and is agreeable to all candidates. The committee adjourned with plans to adopt the platform once approved by the candidates in about a week.
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Westgate
Albany Herald
State
Republican Central Committee
Willésiatee Valley
Government loan plan eyed to aid San Francisco rebuild
Prominent businessmen propose asking the government for a low interest loan to finance a 200 million reconstruction for San Francisco. Banks cannot supply the amount, and lawmakers may be asked to authorize the treasury to accept municipal bonds for deposits, citing government credits to major corporations as precedent.
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Seripps News Association
San Francisco
Gongrese
Treasury
Central Pacific
Pittsburg Bible Study Under Auspices Opens Conference
The Pittsburg branch of the American Butteras federation began a two day Bible study conference in Pittsburg with students from other states and local addresses to be delivered at the meetings.
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Scrippa News Association
Pittsburg
American
Mary Unkrown Bodies Identified in Oakland Tragedy
Oakland reports 207 bodies found with only 120 identified. Among the dead are 189 men and babies, 13 women and girls, with little known about most victims. Officials note the mass death occurred at a single site with varying ages and uncertain origins.
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Slight Wes. a) Slimke Mae ban Franeiste April 0-Tyy
Fragmentary OCR text describes a event with April references and a list of corrupted phrases. It mentions a first shock and a refuamed header, with several garbled terms suggesting a Local or sports note. No clear names or outcomes emerge.
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Roca
Miners and Troops Face Riots Ahead in France
Reports from Mt Carmen Pennsylvania describe a state mob of rioting foreigners and a miner fatally hurt with a trooper severely injured. Authorities fear riots across districts as trains show troops reduced in number and sheriffs struggle to control mobs. May Day riots threaten food shortages and further unrest as strikers prepare for potential clashes tomorrow.
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Mt. Carmen
Istabelgry Revligiale
Constabule Bet Wis
Alate
Dapudize
Scripps News
Paris
Prdvisions
Dock Dewey STHL 1M The Canal Command Update
Washington dispatch from April 1950 reports Captain in command of the Pe docking ship in Manila says he was slightly dazed after the forward part of the voyage. Ismailis describe the early leg as the hardest, with the rest expected to be easier.
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Servite News Association
Washington
Manila
Ismaliis
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