Ohio primary results favor Coolidge with Cox delegates noted
April 30 Ohio primary yields Coolidge favored in presidential race with Cox winning 63 delegates at large. Daugherty among the Coolidge slate’s delegates. Johnson trails with few votes. Voter turnout noted as among the lightest for an Ohio primary in memory.
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United States
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Religious and Commercial Proponents Unite for Senate Plan
A nine member group from religious, commercial, and industrial sectors forms sub committees to argue the plan before the Senate Fercigs. Advocates pledge to present the proposal within ten days or two weeks. Julie Barnes of Packie the Reaegienn 7 leads a coalition including the Federation of Labor and the National League of Women Voters.
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National Board of the Young Women's Communities
Terrific gale leaves 16 dead and many injured in South Carolina
Reports from the Carolinas recount a devastating gale tearing through a village. Fifty houses were demolished and nine deaths were initially reported in the Atlanta influenced area as authorities list casualties and damage.
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Carolna
Budget Review Predicts Stable Education Spending Next Year
Superintendent Bennett reviews the coming year budget for Wicomico County schools. Total requests total about $12,000 more than after fuel economies and staff changes. The plan includes consolidating two two teacher schools into single posts, reducing fuel costs, and hiring a full time general repair man.
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Washington and Tokyo seek delay on policy changes
AP reports a tentative agreement between Senate and House conferees to postpone a rate provision and extend the effective date of a policy. President Wilson and Secretary Hughes press for diplomacy to avoid offense while moving contentious changes through Congress.
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Rail Lines Show Decline in Incomes in March
New York April 30. By AP freight railroads report March income with total gross above February but below March last year. Major carriers like New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, and Erie show declines while Northwestern carriers lead in performance.
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Erie
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Dr Wilson Challenges Moral Suppression Amid Prohibition Talk
Springfield Mass April 30 A P telegram from Rev Dr Clarence True Wilson of Washington DC secretary of the moral reform board urges President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University to present the prohibition before the Methodist conference here in May. Butler in New York calls for a civic shift to strike the amendment across states, noting punishment varies by state.
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Columbia University
Thaw Granted Leave From Hospital by Court
In Philadelphia on April 18, Harry K. Thaw received court permission to leave the Pennsylvania Hospital for Mental and Nervous Diseases with further court orders. Separate dispatches note political maneuvering for Governor Alfred Smith and corporate actions by Bethlehem Steel and other parties.
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Thaw
79 Victims of Mine Disaster Recovered in West Virginia
Relief efforts continued as rescuers retrieved 79 bodies from a mine tragedy in West Virginia. Workers used block and tackle, then a tractor, to lift victims from muddy, inaccessible areas. Damaged roads and deteriorating conditions hampered removal and left many families in distress.
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Union Official Fired After Miner Strike Reports
Scranton dispatch reports a union official was removed amid pleas from Distri t Caai as 15 000 miners walk out today at Glen Alive Camp. The event centers on labor tensions and company employ actions in the region.
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Admiral Coentz Shows Deficiencies Of Nasy
Unclear navy report notes deficiencies within the command structure. The text mentions Admiral Coentz and perceived shortfalls affecting readiness and modernization.
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Massachusetts Republicans Vote for Coolidge
The Republican delegates from Massachusetts are pledged to support New York Governor Calvin Coolidge at the party convention. The article notes the GOP vote aligns with Coolidge as the preferred candidate in the statewide delegation.
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New York
Japanese Men In U. S. Look Wises
The report notes many Japanese men in the United States seek guidance and opportunities amid wartime dislocations. It describes community efforts, business links, and concerns about national loyalty during the period.
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U. S
Washington Today Senate Commities Muscle Shoals Bearing
Senate and House consider a bill on times and muscle shoals bearing issues with committee review and potential actions. The fragment references legislative activity and the involvement of Senate committees.
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House
Henus Bill Coa
Rat teems in herd report from regional farm study
A rural survey documents ratte presence in a regional herd, noting impacts on livestock health and farm management. Data from local agricultural offices indicate outbreaks linked to feeding practices and pasture conditions.
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