May Day violence and parades mark International Workers Day
Across Europe and beyond May Day observances sparked sporadic clashes and demonstrations. In Bulgaria a gendarme and ten civilians were killed while France saw order restored after earlier street turmoil. In Boston fist fights broke out as workers paraded and activists gathered in Union Square New York City.
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Bagnolet
France
England
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Union Square
Leon Trotsky
Central Park
Central
Tokyo
Ad Club Nominees Chosen For Roswell Officers
Roswell Advertising Club members nominated Charles Huff for president for the coming year. Also named were Winston Daniel for 1st vice president B B Wilson for 2nd vice president and Porter Cochran for secretary treasurer. Election is next Wednesday with floor nominations possible. The nominating committee was led by Logan Hunter and included Ed Williams Myron Prager George B Owens W H Hortenstein and Claude Simpson. Don Wilkins spoke on English usage and handed out 15 questions with Joe Huff scoring 92. Guests Dr E W Lander and Thad Cox attended. Carl Bird presided.
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Charles Huff
Roswell Advertising Club
Winston Daniel
B. B. Wilson
Porter Cochran
Logan Hunter
Ed Williams
Myron Prager
George B. Owens
W. H. Hortenstein
Claude Simpson
Don Wilkins
Joe Huff
E. W. Lander
Thad Cox
Carl Bird
Threat to close up all General Motors plants
Federal mediator Edward F. McGrady arrived in Detroit to handle GM labor turmoil affecting over 13,000 workers across Toledo Fisher Body, Cincinnati Chevrolet and Fisher plants, with unions seeking wage concessions and managers keeping plants closed or in limited operation amid planned Friday plant closures.
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Edward F. McGrady
General Motors Corporation
Chevrolet Motor Co
Toledo
Fisher Body Co
Cleveland
Louis Spisak
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Fisher
Cincinnati
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Flint
Mich
Germany Starts Building Twelve Submarines
London May 1 AP Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald defended a Labor article denouncing Germanys rearmament in the air saying it reflected the governments view. Sir Bolton Eyres Nowsell said Germany would have its first submarine since WWI ready for action within six months. Orders for machinery and hulls for twelve 250 ton submarines were placed, with completion expected in six months. Dominions seek peace as cabinet reviews European risks.
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House of Commons Today
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Held for Trying Extort From Stoll
Memphis police held 24 year old JV.C. Cook at a local hotel on extortion suspicions connected to Berry W. Stoll of Louisville. Detectives say Cook sought $800 to reveal the whereabouts of Thomas H. Robinson Jr., Nashville kidnapping suspect, while denying knowledge of the case.
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Memphis, Tenn
Berry WY. Stoll
Louisville
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Nashville
Stoll
Jv.c. Cook
Speech contrasts in Mussolini and President rhetoric
Severely Hills California reports the president’s upbeat address on Mussolini’s similar speaking to his people. The piece notes the contrast in temperament between the two races, Mussolini urging sacrifice and lean years, while Americans resist being told to endure hardship and celebrate benefits.
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Severly Hills
Cal
Mussolini
TWA Plane Sets New Transcontinental Transport Speed Record
A robot pilot with three human crew members flew a TWA twin motor monoplane from Los Angeles to Floyd Bennett Field, averaging 221.8 mph over 2459 miles to set a new transport record of 11 hours 5 minutes. The crew included D. W. Tomlinson, Peter Redpath, and Harold Snead, who described the flight as a team effort despite the robot's control. The prior record was set February 21 by Leland S. Andrews.
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Floyd Bennett Field
D. W
Tommy) Tomlinson
Peter Redpath
Harold Snead
Tomlinson
Durango
Pueblo
Colo
Hal Snead
Redpath
Leland S. Andrews
New Mexico Dry And Warm In April
Northern and central New Mexico saw below normal temperatures in the week ending April 30 with the south remaining at normal. Precipitation was scant, winds and dust storms hit drought areas, and livestock suffered from cold. Vegetation is backward but farm work is near normal. cotton is planted in the south and some corn is sprouting there. Wheat and grains are generally backward, except irrigated zones, and ranges remain dry except NW and SW where some feed growth reported.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell Pupils Stage May Day Fete at High School Field
About 900 pupils from Roswell public schools staged a May Day Fete at the high school football field this morning. The event featured a grand entry by the school band and a May Pole finale, with a large crowd including many parents in attendance. The program proceeded smoothly in fine weather, with students from all city schools including the colored school participating under Poe Corn and Miss Esther McNally. The band, led by Mrs. Helen Noah, performed in the business district before joining the field.
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Colored School
Poe Corn
Esther McNally
Helen Noah
New Treaty Talks Start Between U S And Germany
Washington reports preliminary negotiations underway for a new treaty of friendship and commerce to replace the existing pact ending October 14. The talks aim to avoid disruption in daily trade and will drop the MFN clause, marking a shift from past U S policy. Germany plans to terminate the old treaty on the effective date.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Baseball Scores National League game results
New York 8 Brooklyn 7 in a nine inning contest. Parmelee and Man cuso starred for New York while Babich Lamanse Vance Munns Lopez contributed for Brooklyn. St Louis beat Cincinnati 5 to 2 with strong pitching from J Dean and Davis. Philadelphia at Boston postponed due to cold.
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Parmelee
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Lopez
Battery lineups and scores across major games
The report lists team scores and battery lineups for Washington New York Chicago Cleveland Boston Philadelphia and Detroit with pitchers batters and fielding details. It notes postponed games and a $51 cited figure for Detroit along with various player names and substitutions in a compact box score style.
Immigrant Names Listed in Atlantic Baseball Club
A garbled OCR fragment lists player surnames and team abbreviations including Roy Johnson Boston Amn Frey Rkin Natl Bartell NY Natl Ott NY Natl Foxx Phila Amn Med wick St. L Natl Imerill Cleve Amn Taylor Byin Natl Trosky Cleveland Amn hinting at a historical roster or league record, with multiple team affiliations and national abbreviations interspersed.
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Rkin
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Governor to speed trucking claims payments in audit findings
An announcement from the office of the governor says FERA officials will promptly pay trucking companies' claims delayed by an audit and investigation. The governor cites the attorney general's report and asks the relief administration to settle the claims as soon as possible.
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Santa Fe
FERA
Relief Administration
Vote merges Hobbs and New Hobbs schools
Hobbs New Mexico voters approved consolidation of the Hobbs and New Hobbs school districts in a May election. The plan envisions eventually building a centrally located high school to serve both districts.
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HOBBS
NEW
N. M
Taile Vel Tony and Mary Vandyke Wed at Vermejo Ranch
Raton New Mexico May 1 The marriage of Tom Taile a prominent cattleman and member of the Cat tie Sanitary Board and Miss Mary Vandyke was announced today The ceremony took place at ten o clock this morning at the Vandyke ranch home in Vermejo Park
Laws For Personal And Public Health
Sally Jean Lucas of the U S Indian Service told the New Mexico Public Health Association that laws on health only work if individuals in the community value them and choose to follow them This meeting is held with the Southwestern Division for the Advancement of Science Officers for the year were named Dr Elroy McIntyre Santa Fe county health officer president Mrs Esther Schaubel county health nurse Chaves county vice president and Paul Fox state sanitary engineer secretary treasurer.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico Public Health Association
Sally Jean Lucas
U. S. Indian Service
Health Association
Southwestern Division For the Advancement of Science
Elroy McIntyre
Esther Schaubel
Chaves County
Paul Fox
Cause Of Springer Deaths Explained Incomplete
Denver May 1 AP four Lanfer family members of Springer NM suffered botulism likely linked to home canned green peppers. Doctors could not confirm the exact toxin type though botulism is suspected. A guinea pig fed food from the peppers died within 24 hours after inoculation. National guard airlifted serum to Springer hospital as two children died and the father and mother were at risk.
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Lanfer
Springer
WN. M
Jose Sanfor Ana
National Guard
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