Riots and Parades Mark May Day Across World
Reports from Warsaw, Riga, Tokyo, Paris, and other cities describe clashes between communists and socialists, arrests, and large labor demonstrations. In the United States the American Federation of Labor designates May Day for child welfare work, with no bloodshed reported domestically.
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Blacklist Party May Be Held With Noted Attendees
A controversial Blacklist party is planned for May 9 at the Level club in New York inviting speakers from the Daughters of the American Fever and the Ker Men of America. Prominent figures like Clarence Darrow and Dorothy Parker are listed as potential speakers amid a wave of caution about eligibility and public reaction.
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Propeller of Tug Brings Man’s Body to River Surface
In Racine Wisconsin a tug’s propeller dragged to the surface the body of an unidentified man. He stood about 5 feet 10 inches tall, wore a blue feature suit and a light overcoat, and appeared not to be a laborer. Police found no identification or clues.
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Bremen flyers tour New York amid crowd throngs
German aviators Captain Hermann Koehl Gunther Von Huenefeld and crew delivered a parade of welcomes in New York after their Bremen transatlantic flight. The party visited the New York World and left breath on the Washington statue before a banquet at the Commodore.
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Ford concession in Brazil faces sharp criticism in Para press
Brazilian papers accuse Ford and partners of a vast land expropriation plan in the Para region tied to a concession. Reports describe benefits including tax exemptions, customs relief, and rights to build highways and railroads, with state oversight limited to chartered acts.
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Jadwin endorses 23-foot Great Lakes channel plan
Major Jadwin approved a 23-foot deep navigation plan for Great Lakes channels at a cost of about 24 million dollars with 3.56 million annual maintenance. The report urges separate harbor projects and notes possible need for deeper depths if Canada relations justify it, saying commerce reached 127 million tons.
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Hypodermic Robbery At Beloit Leaves Woman Fainted
Police seek two robbers after a Beloit Wisconsin home invasion where a masked assailant injected Mrs Roy Bur singer with a drug making her unconscious and ransacking the house. Mrs Bittner and a telephone operator heard her cries as the assailants fled with two dollars.
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University Can Help Wisconsin Business Like Agriculture
President Glenn Frank urged the University of Wisconsin to extend its research role to state business, likening it to the farm aid of decades past. He spoke at the Wisconsin business conference, stressing scholarly work across industry to foster practical solutions and closer university business cooperation.
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Court Passes Out Wausay Marathon Case
Court records show Judge Marchetti grants a ruling in a case tied to Wausay Wisconsin involving a Marathon C8 stroke issue and a five-man lure arrangement. The proceedings list 82 year old Marchetti as presiding with a decision that impacts local jurisdiction.
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Airmail Line Brief Emerges From New Orleans Notes
Fragmentary report notes a new air mail line linked to New Orleans with plans for onward service. The text mentions consignment, rapid pouches, and a stop for a plane at an immediate point. Details are unclear due to damaged phrasing.
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Congress Debates Boulder Dam Bill and Teapot Dome Issues
Senate debates the Boulder Dam bill while Interstate Commerce probes coal and Public Lands reviews Teapot Dome. Agriculture resumes cotton investigation as House extends debate on Haugen farm relief bill.
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Criminal action against judges outlined in Barron county case
Unclear report notes charges of embezzlement against municipal Judge Cha Lake and another judge R B Hart in Barron Wisconsin. References say pendings and restitution was requested, with details garbled in OCR.
Campaign Log May May Mobilizes Delegation for State
Campaign notes indicate May delegates planned to contest in Kansas City court for state representation. Postmaster General New defended Hoover against critics, citing 1918 support for Woodrow Wilson policies and national unity. Charles Hilles signaled GOP readiness to back Simeon Fess as keynote despite delegate defeat.
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Allen A Dismissal Motion to be Passed Upon Soon
Kenosha Wisconsin men arrested April 2 at the Allen A plant during a demonstration face a motion to dismiss expected in a few days. Municipal Judge John Sister said Monday a possible penalty includes a fine up to 500 dollars or imprisonment up to three years.
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Lindbergh Set to Begin World Trip From Greenland to Europe
Charles A Lindbergh plans a Ford airship leg in a metal aircraft accompanied by Maj Thomas Lanphier as he surveys Greenland Iceland and Croydon England routes. Ford confirms flight plans with a global itinerary possibly extending to Asia with Japan unsure.
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Trial disrupted as witness absent in subpoena dispute
The court adjourned after Miss Knapp Athers failed to appear, with the state’s subpoena for Miss Knepp valued at 2275.66 questioned as potentially diverted funds. A conference was held and the judge reset the hearing for Wednesday.
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Founder of Town Planning Dies After Garden City Loss
Sir Ebenezer Howard, founder of town planning and the garden city movement, died last night at Weiwsn Garden City after a period of illness described as a lasting setback to urban reformers. His work shaped modern city design and influenced planners worldwide.
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Spirit of St Louis to Rest in Smithsonian Glass Case
Long article recounts Germany's acceptance of U.S. war outlawry talks and Lindbergh's Spirit of St Louis being prepared for display at the Smithsonian after its final flights and a farewell at Boling Field. Lindbergh and officials reflect on the aircraft's historic journeys and preservation for future generations.
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Merrill Jury Nears Disposal in Fight Killing Case
Testimony shows Salm involved as authorities recount Merrill incident. Witnesses describe the day as crucial in the trial with jurors weighing key arguments.
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Weather forecast fragment with unclear phrasing
Fragmentary weather bulletin notes milder conditions in western regions with warmer temperatures tonight and Wednesday. Mentions Minnesota area near northwest zones and plans for lighter winds and possible sprinkles.
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Smoot Pushes Maximum Tax Reduction Plan in Senate
Senate debate opens over Surplus Sight proposal as Chairman Smoot promotes a record tax cut totaling 277.9 million dollars for the next fiscal year. Democrats pledge a rival 325.0 billion dollar package aiming at larger corporate reductions, signaling a sharp party contrast.
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Taxi Driver Faces Fourth Degree Manslaughter Charge
Racine. Gerald Thome, a taxi driver, was charged Monday with fourth degree manslaughter after his car struck and killed Kathleen Shearer, age 4. He was arraigned and held on bail set at $3,200 following a coroner's jury recommendation.
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