No Modification of War Debts by America Mellon
Washington reports Britain seeks 29 official restatements of Mellon Hibben letter over war debts. Britain challenges a misimpression in Mellon statements about debtor nations paying more than owed, while Washington defends the note as domestic and non diplomatic.
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Mellon
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Washington
Hibben
Princeton
Hellagg
Nors
United States
England
Mr. Mellon
Germany
Melton
Hellogx
London
Saring
United Siates
Mir Meher
Mr. Hibben
France
Justices Plea Before Gov Fuller In Sacco Thayer Case
A petition by Sacco and Vanzetti supporters asks Governor Fuller to order an investigation into the South Braintree murder case and alleged judicial misconduct. Sacco, now discouraged, did not sign, but the petition represents both men and urges intervention as a matter of justice.
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Rosa Boatoni
Harniolomee Vanzetti
Nicola
Alvin T. Polter
Conriclon
Fishmonser
South Brainstee
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Iudge
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Vanzetti
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Attordger
Vanzett
Fxdier
South Braintree
Petistom
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Siews. J Friends
Um Publications
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Milwauke Firemen Avert Tank Explosion At Rolene Refining
United Press dispatch from Milwauke e reports quick action by Milwaukee firefighters stopped a blaze at the Rolene Refining plant that could have caused a gasoline tank rupture holding 14,000 gallons. Estimated damage ranges around 1,000 to 1,500 dollars.
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United Press
Milwauke
Rolene Refining
Drunk Man Removed From Milwaukee Station
A man, intoxicated, was found unconscious at the Milwaukee Station. He was helped to a nearby phone to inform friends, then calmly escorted to the office by a sergeant.
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RenerGay
Howere
Radio Listings Show Tonight’s Programs Across Cities
Radio schedule snippets list WEAP WEAF and other stations with times and programs including talk segments and a chorus. Mentions LaSalle Symphony with Ro xavia Bourdon, and May Festival related content across New York Minneapolis Saint Paul and Atlantic City stations.
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Walted Press
Central Time Weap
New York
Rogers Homslay
New York Giants
WIZ
Wis
KYW
Cailoroy Avs
Pertat Mayers
WING
Atlantic City
Vatican Will Not Meddle In Campaign Says Vatican
United Press reports a Vatican spokesman stating the Holy See will not meddle in the U S presidential campaign. The Vatican notes no reason to support or oppose Gov Alfred E Smith and cites policy of abstaining from internal political struggles while praising Catholic civil treatment in the United States.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Sita
Rome
Holy See
Smith
United States
Chicago
Holy Sea
Cholic
Walker says decision to withhold property from family stemmed from undue influence
Chicago based Rev. J W Irish recounted a Wisconsin Supreme Court decision alleging undue influence caused Francis C Walker to alter his will. He stated Walker, in a private interview, said he would not will about 800 to family. Irish noted Walker later faced discomfort and change in duties with Methodist institutions and national boards.
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Chicago
Til
J. W. Irish
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Francis C. Walker
Walker
Rice Lake
Madison
Irish
National Board of Hospitals
Headquar Jters
Chicere
Mine destruction cited by inspector at Everetttsville W Va
A New England Fuel Transportation mine explosion near Everetttsville W Va left rescue teams seeking remains. An inspector reported the mine as the most destroyed seen, with damaged identification recovered. Robert Lambie noted the blast records and the effort to recover victims.
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Fmy Ualled Press
Fairmont
T_ Va—State
New England Fuel Transportation Company
Everectaville
T . Som
Robert Lambie
Tne
Milwaukee vagrant jailed after nighttime arrest
A 72 year old man was found sleeping in a house of correction wearing multiple layers of clothing including two pairs of trousers two overalls two vests four overcoats and a cap. He faced a vagrancy charge and began serving a fit test sentence today.
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United
Milwaukee
Effland
Mo- He
House of Correction
Wisconsin Law Exams Bill Advances to Third Reading
The Wisconsin Assembly, despite opposition, moves the law exams bill to third reading. It would require University of Wisconsin law graduates to pass the state bar examination before admission to practice, aligning with criteria for non state university graduates.
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United Press
Madich
Treatien
Wisconsin
Mebigan
Upcor House
University of Wisconsin Law
All Sorts of Craft As Refugees Flood Louisiana
United Press reports the Red Cross relief fund at 7 1835 548 dollars with an overnight rise of nearly 1 000 008 as Louisiana confronts a vast flood crisis. Rescue efforts move thousands toward concentration camps while crews divert floodwaters from the cane belt. Reports describe displaced families carrying possessions, dogs, and livestock as seaplanes circle inland areas and engineers race to redirect water to the Mississippi. The Rayville levee breach worsens conditions in Monroe and Quachita towns as the floodfront advances and weather forecasters note river stability for several days.
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Washington, D. C
Red Cross Front
Associated Press
New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisiana
Loralana
Sissippi
West Monro
Arkansas
Fet
Monrox Ouachttape
Severnl Dare
Rayville
Monroe
Lezan
Jtoxn
Flyer Carries Body Twenty Five Miles on Engine
United Press dispatch reports a Pennsylvania flyer struck a car at Garr Ink, killing four occupants. The body was carried 25 miles on the aircraft’s engine before the crash was stopped. The crew, unaware of the crash, continued toward Chicago.
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United
Garr Ink
Chicago
Exemption Debate Skirts Tax Relief for Farm Animals
In Madison the state senate nixed a bill by Senator Schumer to exempt farm animals from taxation except fur bearing, arguing total tax relief would reach about 2.06 million dollars while opponents warned of 3.65 million in untaxed cattle. Debate highlighted differing farmer taxpayer impacts and the chamber approved various unrelated budget items and appointments.
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Senate
Associated Pressi
Madison
Senator Schumer
Sen- Jacor Schuman
Dacerit
Starling Is Coming Saturday to Oshkosh Trip
Edward W. Starling of the White House secret service team with W. B. Heinemann plans a possible summer White House site at Fahrewald near Oshkosh. A telegram to Mrs. Lchriber confirms the itinerary while the Wrighty estate at Fake Geneva is offered as a candidate.
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White House
Secrer
Tam
W. B. Heinemann
Wansag Lumberman
Oshkosh Pridas
Coolidge
Fake
Geneva
Stiaming
Record altitude flight by Captain Gray reaches new heights
The report describes Captain Hew C. Gray piloting a balloon to about 43,000 feet, the highest air ascent yet. Gray observed Earth from eight miles high before descending due to chest pain. previous record was under 25,000 feet by a German balloonist.
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Bureau of Standard 4
Washington
Seal
Golden Gate
Weather Summary From May Delays and Farm Reports
The report notes a delayed start to May with unsettled conditions across the southeast portion and cooler temperatures. It highlights varying farm conditions including potato plantings, peppers, and alfalfa, with several crops described as fair to good and fruit trees progressing slowly in eastern counties. Meteorologist Stewart W. AE 1. OW observes the season running about a week behind average.
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Ana Pridas
Maine
Emily Fair Srawi Vastir
W. AE
Ty Stewart
Meteorolvels
Coolidge to Decide on renomination after survey report
President Coolidge weighs whether to seek reelection after a continental political survey led by M. Butler of the Republican national committees. Butler returned with results and arranged a luncheon with Coolidge to report findings.
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Mob riots over murder blaze in Little Rock area
Pulaski county grand jury prepared to investigate the lynching of John Carter a Black man. Troops patrolled the Negro district to keep whites from entering the area as Carter’s body was dragged burned and displayed on a telephone pole. Officials say they will probe the mob but indictments are not guaranteed. Trial dates set for Lonnie Nixon and other related cases.
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Ark
John Carter
Butinktad Press
Little Ruck
Pulaski County Grand Jury
Arkansas National Guard
Catter
Cits
Hadassault
B. E. Stewart
Glennie
inNide Rock
Tiece
Gordon X_ Peay
United Press
Arkansas
Aetiviq
Salvation of Farmers in Gogperation Visit Discussed
Canadian visitors and Kansas City delegates discuss farming salvation measures in Gogperation. The report covers wheat price stabilization, farm credit, and a three stage payment plan to support operations from fall through harvest, with fall and spring payments and a final post harvest payment.
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Kansas City
Rechai- Birman
Ae Pal
Gardiner
Aaron
Congress to be asked to foot the bill for levees
Washington dispatch reports a cross party coalition will urge national funding for reinforced levees from St Louis to New Orleans to defend against Mississippi floods. President Coolidge is to present a levee plan to the Seventieth Congress, with Hoover and General Jadwin endorsing the system as essential for river defense. Local cost-sharing faces scrutiny as many counties and parishes are at bond limits, with precedent from Missouri river projects cited.
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Washington, D. C
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