Midwest Tornado Toll Rises From Severe Storms
Associated Press reports fierce multi state storms across Missouri Arkansas Texas and Kansas with at least 215 dead and 300 plus injured. towns leveled schools destroyed and widespread homelessness followed as dispatches from Marmand Norphier Strong and nearby counties detailed heavy losses and continuing danger.
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Tisix
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Loubiana
Sioux City
Memphis
Child Struck and Dies in Green Bay Car Crash
A 20 year old driver George Becker and Marvin Hubbard are held after a child, Russell Dean, son of John Dean, was struck and carried on a car fender near Main and Chestnut in Green Bay. The boy died later in West Bend at 3 30 am. Becker admitted involvement but denied harming anyone. Police investigate.
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Milwaukee
George Becher
Munroe Avenue
Green Bay
Marvin Hubbard
Fremong Hotel
West Bee
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Ferlee
West Bend
Russell Dean
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DB. W. Hoepler
Dein Bay
France appeals for help in missing airmen search
The United States promises to aid France in locating missing aviators Dungesser and Cumbda. Officials in Paris seek cooperation from Washington as crowds gather in New York and Paris amid uncertainty over the fate of the airmen.
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New York
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Ferna Rouissoi
Hess Aviation
Sixty suits against insurers settle out of court
Sixty lawsuits against insurance companies settled privately after court conferences in Cedar Rapids. The cases, tied to a Cedar River arson fire and Crawford’s trial, involved undisclosed terms and aimed at Crawford’s total claimed policy-s holdings. Circuit court action and weekend talks led to the out of court settlements.
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Davia Cmirtond
Neqte
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Cour
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Weather and flood notes loom over North Dakota and Montana
Readable fragments report winter storms and rising flood waters. Snow depths reach three feet in western North Dakota while Bad River floods threaten areas near Fort Pierre. In Montana heavy rains cause a washout damaging a Milwaukee Road train. Forecasters warn of lingering high winds from the Rocky Mountain states.
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Mahata
Mont
Rocky Mounan
Principal Wade Haltstrike sparks student walkout
Superior Wisconsin report details Principal C G Wade of Centre High School opposing the board of education’s hire of his successor. In protest, students walked out and staged an assembly disruption to support dismissed teacher Sophie Dickin son. Wade warned of further action as the faculty faced a wave of resignations from board opponents.
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Pean Education
Ry P. Moore
Mapitawoc
Wade
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Spencer
Milo Furor in State Senate
In Madison a bill to provide legislative offices in Madison hotels sparked a brief debate. The measure would allow rooms to count as state offices and rent payments, seen as a tactic to raise salaries. Senators argued it was a disguise to boost legislative pay while opponents called it disgraceful. The motion to postpone followed uncertain support.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
State Senate
Lagisiaqure
Planchard
Carrollere
Tira
Teaslale
Senate
Storms Delay Flight Start At Curtixe Field Tomorrow
United Press reports storms will delay the launch of the Hellanca monoplane Columbia from Curtixe Field tomorrow morning. Navigator W. Perraud of New York said the crew will conduct navigation instrument tests and weather data analyses, with uncertain conditions likely into the day.
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Europe
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Towboat Capsizes On River Near Joppa Sinks Eleven
A towboat and twelve empty barges sank in the river near Joppa after high winds caused the craft to overturn. One worker drowned amid the incident as crews towed the vessel toward shore. details are incomplete due to damaged text and unclear names.
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Preas Catre
Joppa
High School Faculty Shakeup Cited in Irregular Charges
Fragmentary notes suggest likely truth to some charges while others appear unfounded. Mira Tickinson and perhaps others face removal from the next year’s high school faculty, with details unclear in the readable text.
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Navy and Coast Guard Search For Missing Aviators
The American navy and coast guard joined the hunt for Captains Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli after their transatlantic flight went missing. Weather worsened along the Newfoundland to New York corridor, with naval tugs Wando and Mohare leading search efforts from Boston, while ice patrol ships monitor for hazards and ships across the Atlantic report scarce contact. The effort, ordered by President Coolidge, mobilizes ships and merchant vessels to aid in locating the aviators and ensuring safety along the route from Paris to New York.
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New York
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Paris
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England
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Faris
Death in the Chair Threatened Mrs Snyder and Gray
In a 1930s New York report the doomed Mrs. Snyder faces execution by chair after the jury verdict in the murder case against Judd Gray and his accomplice. The narrative notes the years of trial, the public reaction, and the final decision delivered in court.
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Associated Ress
New York
Aivesygee Biumde
Paramiuap
Abenss
Judd Gray
Crekel
Higher Dykes Won't Solve Flood Problem
Debates in Washington focus on Mississippi levee policy and flood defenses. Engineers and lawmakers clash over the plan to raise dykes versus expanding reservoirs and spillways, with Congress poised to reconsider the administration’s approach and potential shifts in funding and construction. The debate centers on balancing engineering feasibility, cost, and flood protection for lowlands along the river.
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President Coolidge
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Western
Washington
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Mississippi
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Aany
Timmins
Jury convicts Mrs Snyder and Gray of first degree murder
In a dramatic courtroom scene the jurors return a verdict of first degree murder for Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray. Gray remains impassive while Snyder, after seven weeks in confinement, shows limited movement as the foreman announces the verdict. If carried out, Snyder would be the first woman executed in the state for murder. The case prompted medical testimony about Snyder’s possible epileptic symptoms and the potential need for her hospital transfer, delaying sentence imposition.
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Paul W. White
United Press
Long Island City
New Yort
Huth Brown Snyder
Henry
Gray
Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Supremé Court
Scudder
Gulpine Teman
William E. Young
Suyder
DI Rosa
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray Musliy
Albert Savier
Alsmouth End
White capped billows of Mississippi cut into levees
Associated Press reports a severe flooding danger along the Mississippi in New Orleans and surrounding areas. Towns north of Satin Rowe Venda and stretches near the Bayondex faced rising water as citizens evacuated. Tension grew in the lower valley while New Orleans was deemed out of danger amid widespread displacement and concerns for thousands downstream.
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Mississippi
Associated Press
Satin
New Orleans
Orleans
OW River
Queen of the May at Lawrence College
Miss Fisen Td of this city, a senior at Lawrence College, was chosen queen of the May in a student body election today. She will be crowned at the May Market on Was Roo, with attendants Miss Matthew Ammetom and Miss Marie Woodward.
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Ywile
Fisien Tdiich
Lawrence College
Joexi
Marthew Ammetom
Marie Woodward
Deper
Colder Temperatures Dip Across Regions
Weather from the Associated Press reports a cold front moving east and south, with colder conditions in the east and south while the north and west see mixed readings. Some areas experience partly cloudy skies and warmer pockets in the west as high and low pressures shift.
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