Distress Call From Ship Near Cape Race Reaches Zeeland
A Baltic distress message says the Red Star liner Zeeland picked up the 808 signal near Cape Race after the Raifuku Maru 6 sinking. Other ships heard 808 and are rushing to the reported location as fog and heavy weather hinder searches.
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Cape Race
Aullitir
Internationa News Service
Bobton
Cape’ Race
Atlan Se
Red Star
Zahe
Halifax
Zeeland
New York
Morning Track Meets Scrapped by Rain at Westminster
Inclement weather leaves Westminster track soggy forcing cancellation of the morning events. Officials say fields are unsafe and no morning program will run, delaying schedules at the Pa venue.
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Westminster
Mington
Maynant Wan
Nehat
Injunction Against Big Five Packers Suspended
Justice John Batley of the District Supreme Court suspended the consent decree of injunction against the Big Five Packers that required them to dispose of stockpiles not directly in the industry. The action halts ongoing enforcement and delays required stock disposition.
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Jonal Ree Eervies
Washington
Nay
Jonn Batley
Court
Red whiskered Belshevika threaten May Day denouncements
The passage calls out red whiskered brethren and wild agitators ready to rally May Day actions. It mocks threats to alter slates and urges laborers to work with tools rather than threats, referencing weather and a thermometer.
Here's Woman Who Has Lived Here For 85 Years
Mrs Ellen Long Norrin, living on East Lincoln avenue at Centennial street, is described as the oldest native born resident of New Castle. Born near Terrace avenue 86 years ago, she has lived in the city her entire life as the Centennial Committee seeks a rival record.
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D. Long
Ellen (Long) Norrin
Lincoln Avenue
Centennial Street
New Castle
City of
Terrace Avenue
Centennial Committee
Von Hindenburg Seeks Meissner To Stay In Office
Berlin May 1—President elect von Hindenburg asked Under Secretary of State Meissner to remain in office, signaling a peaceful regime like Ebert’s. Meissner, long a close adviser, heads the president’s bureau and is a liberal former official. Details of inauguration plans highlighted an escort by the Third Regiment Guards and past military honors.
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DD. Weyer International News Service
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Hnd
Ebert
Hindenburg
Meissner
Meisener
Hoe
Guarda
Blankenbehler Exonerated By Jury In Homicide Case
A coroner's jury in Pittsburgh exonerated Walter M. Blankenbehler of blame for the death of Rey Graham 24 during a quart. The incident followed indecent advances by Graham toward two girls Catherine Zewe 24 and Alica Galbraith 20 who testified they left Graham's car and met Blankenbehler who offered to drive them home. Blankenbehler testified he fired after Graham left his car and tried to drag him from Blankenbehler's vehicle. Also council directed city engineers to investigate a sidewalk grade on Sheridan avenue between Delaware and Audley avenues for potential establishment.
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International Nava Service
Pittsburgh
Walter M. Blankenbehler
Rey Graham
Blankenbecler
Graham
Catherine Zewe
Alica Galbraith
Blankenbehler
Council
Bheridan Avenue
Delaware and
Audley Avenues
Death notices for James Sankey and Elizabeth Rowell in Washington area
Obituary fragments report deaths of James FB Sankey 48 Coulyar NOV M. Buntman 74 1013 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington and Mrs Elizabeth Rowell 70 126 Crawfurd Avenue with brief identifiers. no clear dates or full details available.
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James FB
Sankey
Roles
Cal
Thomas
Vogan
Coulyar
M. Buntman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Fisher
Grantly
Elizabeth Rowell
Crawfurd Avenue
Detour Blueprints Displayed For State Highway Routes
State Highway Department reissues detour maps for all state highways. The blueprints posted at the News office bulletin board in the Jobby are available for public consultation by anyone planning motor trips through the state.
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State Highway Department
Twenty-Five Die In Train Wreck Near SOVIET Mission
A train wreck near Bjargard, Prussia, killed twenty five people today, with officials suspecting a May Day political plot involving the Soviet Economic Mission aboard the Edybhuhnen Berlin Express. The derailed cars toppled into a slope, burying victims. Polish officials led the incident.
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Sules Tos
Eee
Berlin
Russia
Hydtkubhnen
Pruania
Mrs Taylor Attends Council Of Women In Pittsburgh
Mrs Taylor attends Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women meeting at the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh. Prominent speakers include Mrs Willy Martin and Mrs Hannah Durban with Gov Pinchot’s wife Mrs George Pepper. The principal address was by Richard Washburn Childs. About nine hundred delegates and five hundred luncheon guests attended.
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W.'A. Valor
Leasure Avenue
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Council
Republican
WiMam
Penn
Mra
Willy Martin
Hannah Durham
Republcan Stata Committee
George Wharton Pepper
Gilford Pinchot
Wits
Pinchot
Bara Boffel
Enoch Rauh
Richerd Washburn Childs
United States
Ask For Sewer On Vine Street Petitioned By Property Owners
John Zukel appeared in council today to seek extending sanitary sewer along Vine Street after an auction trench ready for installation. Mr. Kessler noted a newly built house unsold due to lack of sewer service. City engineer to provide an estimate for the cost. residents had petitioned over a year ago with no action.
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Michel Keaaler
John Zukel
Uy Vine Street
Kessler
Etradt
Free Circus Tickets for Local Children
A plan offers 100 free tickets to the 101 Wild Wear Show on May 9. Children under 14 in New Gaatle and Lawrence County can secure tickets, with all under 16 eligible.
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New Gaatle
Lawrence County
Unearth Crew In Student Poison Death Mystery
The Ohio State University poison case deepens as M Niles Ford, secretary of the State Board of Pharmacy, reports that gelatin capsules containing strychnine differ from regular ones used at the dispensary. He says killings seem deliberate but will not release further facts until the governor receives his report.
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Ohio State University
M. Niles Ford
State Board of Pharmacy
Ford
Donahey
Pharmacy College
City Asked to Build Inlet Outlet To Stove Plant Traffic
The Stove and Range Company of Pittsburgh asks the city to provide an inlet and outlet from its plant to Gardner Avenue viaduct and Mahoning Avenue district. The request was referred to Street Commission. JE Barteaux and Hiram Miller to use the alley along the car works as a detour during viaduct construction. The plant claims isolation has reduced its value by at least a third.
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Stove and Range Company
Pittsburgh
Gardner Avenue
Mahoning Avenue
Barteaux
Hiram Miller
Hobart
Los Angeles May Begin Delayed Airship Trip
In Lakehurst on May 1, commander George W. Steele said the Los Angeles dirigible may start its delayed trip to Porto Alegre late today but the launch is unlikely to occur tomorrow. Bad weather has repeatedly postponed the voyage.
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Lakehurrt
N.J
Los Angeles
Porto Alen
George W. Steele
Howe
Legionnaires To Meet This Evening At Home
Regular meeting of Gaston Pont No 3434 Legion will be held at home this evening. All members are urged to attend and be prompt.
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Legionairres
Gaston Pont
Woman Found Dead In Gary Linked To Jealous Husband
The body of Lucia Desiderio of Gary was found after a life marked by infidelity and constant scrutiny from jealous husband Luis Desiderio, a bootlegger missing since the crime. Police trace rendezvous notes and suspect Desiderio knew her movements. he previously faced a peace bond after a prior attack. The case continues with details carried to Page Two.
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International News Service
Cricago
Gary
Indiana Dupes
Josephine Hesiderla
Lulx
Bia
Prowao
Amones
Polita
Luis
Lucia Desiderio
Willian
Lyon
Luis Desiderio
Dunes
Brigands Report Kidnap Betty Blythe Actress
London May 1 John Hardey press agent for Betty Blythe said a cable from Jerusalem claimed she was kidnapped by kidnappers while filming. Director Edward Josy and a Dr Markus with a film company were wounded. A second cable suggested Blythe would soon be rescued and named the unreleased film awaiting exhibition in the United States.
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International News Service
London
John Hardey
Preas
Betty Blythe
Jeruaslem
Miss Blythe
Kri' Pande
Edward Josy
Markus
Harding
Galilés
Misa Blythe
Belor
United States
Rob Fourth Avenue Station Heist Near Pittsburgh
Three masked bandits robbed the Fourth avenue station of the Pennsylvania Railroad near Pittsburgh early today escaping with more than $1,000 in cash. Police have no trace of the robbers.
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Bulletin International News Service
Pittsburgh
Fourth Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
May Day Quiet In Large Cities Through Europe
May Day reports from Paris London and Berlin describe police vigilance and restricted meetings. In Paris and across Europe authorities forbid gatherings while a cadre of arrests and protests surface in Madrid and Tokyo as labor groups mark May Day.
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Europe
Brisbane Editorials Join New Castle News Feature
The Brisbane editor Arthur Brisbane, famed writer read by forty million daily, will appear as a permanent column in The New Castle News starting next Monday. The newspaper promises top quality features and believes Brisbane’s Today column will engage thousands of readers.
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Arthur Brisbane
New Castle News
Brisbane
Police disband ten Communist meetings in New York district
The New York financial district was guarded by police to crush May Day demos. Ten Communist meetings were disbanded, literature seized, and names and addresses of attendees were recorded. Trotsky and Lenin pictures were found alongside American flags. William Z Foster, leader of the Workers Party steel strike, was noted among those present.
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International News Service
London
Hyde Park
Warkarn
Bulgaria
Paris
Vincennes
New York
Financial District
Trotsky
Lenin
Workers League
State Union Educational League
William Z. Foster
United States
Grove City Sunday School Averages 1006 During Month
Grove City Pa May 1 The Grace XI EB church Sunday school reached a record high average in the month The four Sundays attendance averaged 1006, prompting discussion of a new building The committee aims to begin construction as soon as plans are decided and bids prepared with hopes to have the structure ready for occupancy by cold weather
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Wewe
Grove City
Grace XI
Marriage Licenses Granted in Wayne Township Region
Local records show marriage licenses issued to Rudolf Luckaca and Wayne Township resident. Toth and Wayne Township licensee. Riztera Ferra and Wampum resident. Jennié Christotare and Hillaville resident. John Eperthener and Plain Grove resident. Wilda Epplinger and Plain Grove resident.
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Rudolf Luckaca
Wayne
Wutta
Toth
Wampum
Jennié Christotare
Yee Hillaville
John Eperthener
Plain Grove
Wilda Epplinger
Ex-Convict And Child Captured After Dog Tracking
Earl Woodward and 11 year old Lucille Chatterton were found near East Brookfield Vermont after a police dog tracked Woodward to an abandoned barn. A three-armed posse surrounded the barn and Woodward was captured without resistance. Lucille, soaked and tired, was taken to Jord’s home for warmth and food as threats of violence were reported. The manhunt had been ongoing for a week.
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Bullenternational News Service
East Brookfield
Earl Woodward
Eve Younz
Lucille Chatterton
Woodward
Lucille Catterton
Lucille
Jord
Light earthquake felt in Los Angeles area
An early today light quake was recorded with minimal awareness by residents. Reports mention tremors felt in San Bernardino Riverside and the Pomona valley with no damage. Councilman Burns urged a carbight at the Kurte property corner Croton Avenue and East Washington Street, but council deferred action until lighting at the point is evaluated after the new fighting system is installed.
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International Ce Service
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Riverside
Pomona Valley
Ww. T. Burns
Kurte
Croton Avenue
East Washington Street
Multiple Disruptions Hit Industry and Community
A series of incidents disrupts work and safety across several cities. Phoenix Iron plant at Meadville closed by Samuel Duff due to lack of orders, costing about 200 workers. A three story fall at Mount Carmel hospital leaves Peter Reichswein dead. Bourne, former U S Senator, wins a plantation seat at Mobile Alabama. Eric Sheets, 42, of Apollo Ohio, convicted of manslaughter for killing his cousin Aaron Rheets and sentenced to up to twenty years. Sharon Steel Hoop Company suspends operations at Lowelley, North Carolina, for repairs on a stack in operation since 1910. Arthur Waller, a Newton High School student in Queens, elected head of the student body. Five hundred workers at the Preston Steel Car plant quit after a one-half hour day increase.
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Eric Sheets
Gal- Apolla
Aaron Rheets
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Mrs. Taylor
Council of Women In
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U. S
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Marvin Fleetrie Company
North
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Sofla
Turkey
Madrid
Spain
Germany
Rote Fahne
Vorawaerts
Japan
Tokio
World's Moat
the News
N. Y. Financial District
Posse
Randolph
Curblighat
Samuel Duff
Phoenix
Meadville
Peter Reichswein
Mount Carmel
Bourne
U. S. Sens
Seage Ucense
Francis Baker Turner
Mobile
Ala
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Lowelly Ie
Arthur Waller
Students of Newton High School
Queens
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