Everettsville Mine Disaster Toll Reaches 24 In West Virginia
Rescue teams locate six more victims bringing total dead to 24 at the Everettsville Mine. Officials say no chance for entombed men and crews work through gas filled tunnels to reach the remaining missing. A temporary morgue is set up as Fairmont and Morgantown brace for burials and hospital runs.
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Fairmount
W. Va
Everettsville
Robert Jambie
West Winewia
Harvey McKay
Mic
Fairmont
Everetteville
New England
Mince
I. M. Lambe
West Virginia Mine Bureau
Morgantown
Arlington
Eupnals GS
Swateh
Coul
Tairmount
Everettssile
Thi
Lea
Robert Lambie
West Virginia Mining Department
George McCan
U. S. Bureau of Mince
Chamber of Commerce in Session Across Nation
Waenington May - The annual meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce opens with a full program. A night session with the Pan American Commercial conference will feature an address by the president. The working boss is expected to speak. An official note mentions industrial modernization and the national automotive council.
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Waenington
Pete States
Industras
Coanie
Cummerte
Reunion of Anti Saloon League Founders Set for May 24
Five charter members who attended the 1898 Oberlin College meeting that founded the Anti Saloon League of America will hold a reunion in Oberlin Ohio on May 24, marking the thirty fourth anniversary of the original gathering. The reunion was called by Dr Howard H H Ruel general superintendent of the League. Seven of the men are dead.
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Westerville
Grey
Oberin College
Anti-Saloon League of America
Oberlin
Ohio
Howard HH. Ruel
Laague
King George Sends Sympathy for U S Flood Sufferers
Washington reports King George of England expressed profound sorrow and heartfelt sympathy for the Mississippi Valley flood disaster. The message, relayed by cable, offered support to aid sufferers and assist in relief efforts.
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King George
U.S
Washington
Coslidge
England
Mississippi Valley
Pobasten
Lidors Accept Wage Cut to Help Italy Workers
Brenla Italy May twenty thousand laborers in this district faced a ten percent wage cut. Auguste Turati, Fas ciet Party secretary general, urged Premier Mussolini. With a ten hour workday, the cut amounted to two lire per day per laborer, totaling about hin hire. Laborers accepted the reduction through a representatives meeting as tangible cooperation with the government’s program.
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Brenla
Italy
Auguste Turati
Fasciet Farty
Mussolini
General Motors to build Swedish plant at Stockholm site
Stockholm May 5 AP Establshment of an American automobile plant in Stockholm owned by General Motors decided chiefly due to Swedish policies lowering import duties and protections on cars made in Sweden The Chevrolet assembly plant will be built on Hanmmarksleden with parts produced in Sweden and refunds on exported cars Ford already has a similar operation in Copenhagen.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Stokholm
General Motors Corporation
Swerdsk Eilsdag
Sven
Chevrolet
Henry Ford
Pisal
Copenhayn
Microscope Detects Germs With Ultra High Magnification
A microscope capable of magnifying twelve million times is used to detect germs, enabling detailed inspection of very small structures. The device aids researchers in identifying bacterial and viral samples with unprecedented clarity.
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Ron Beng
Annual Episcopal Convention Opens at St Andrews
The Episcopal Convention for the Diocese of Easton opened at St. Andrews Episcopal Church with more than one hundred guests and delegates attending. Bishop George W. Diasenport of Boston delivered the morning address, as plans for church Unity and a potential name change for Easton parishes were discussed. Evening programs featured Bishop John Gardiner Mass. Pep of Maryland and talks on rural and clerical work ahead of resolutions.
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Antic
Mal
George W. Diasenport
Hishop
Baston
St. Andrews
Raton
Aeather
Ranyquet
Dacre
West Bere
Erem John Gardiner Mass
Pep
Maryland
Ss. Atdeew
Murray
Haeshires
Easton
Boaseopal Lagymen’s Association
Ces
Ae Readi
Tee
Catien
Woeloek
St. Andrew's
Somerset
St. Andrea Church
Lean, Palmer
Feentral
Dretherhowl
St. Andrew
Ministry
Leygeen
M.A. Paaber
Phnlsdelphi
Lele Mar-Va
Clery
Wa Bington Co'iece
Marras
Parisades
Boecopal Church
United States
Uonercow
Deaths and bouts in late news bulletin mix
Telegraph dispatch reports Dr. Kienjamin Wheeler dies in Toronto. Larry Gains vs Mike McTide announced for May 6 in New York Arena. Lt Castor found dead at Camp Statesenberz after long shift. ICC inquiry into Wheeling and Lake Erie takeover to begin May 25 in Washington. U S Secretary denies MacMurray resignation rumors from Tokyo. Low voter turnout noted in Hagerstown election. Market Hale and William Wedfe among officials elected. Fire damages Warsland Cimber and Will Work Cooperation facility with significant lumber loss.
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Toronto
Larry Gains
Bears
A C Canada
Mike McTide
New York
The
Arena
Rescue Fleet Aids Flooded Delta Cities Amid Mississippi Rising
As floodwaters surge along the Mississippi and tributaries, rescue fleets work from New Orleans to Vidalia to save evacuees in northeastern Louisiana and parts of Mississippi. Red Cross relief shifts mass operations to flooded parishes while engineers widen openings to relieve pressure.
Marconi Inventor Riddle and Court Decree Details
Fragmentary OCR describes a legal notice involving the Marconi inventor topic, a marriage or betrothal decree, and references to the Eagan and Beatrice families. The garbled text mentions a court action and a decree related to a marriage arrangement with possible dates and places.
Navy in New York from ene 5 set an bedh ware ship
In a garbled fragment, references to naval presence in New York on January 5 and a damaged warship are mixed with unclear phrases. The text mentions a person or group named Thor and a damaged or problematic situation, but details are unreadable.
Virginia youth labeled lungless nears death after illness
Doctors warn a Virginia youth faces imminent death as a grave illness leaves the patient without lungs. The report details medical uncertainty, treatment attempts, and concerns raised by family and hospital staff about the prolonged critical condition.
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Virginia
Work of Clearing Lake Bottom Begins Funds Requested
The text reports the start of lake bottom clearing and a request for funds. It mentions figures and local names but is heavily garbled with unreadable segments. Despite the noise, the primary action is the initiation of dredging and securing money for the project.
Murder of Virginia boy shocks town as body found
Eredenkstury Virginia May 2 AP authorities probe brutal murder of nine year old Albert Baker found in the Rappahannock River. He disappeared February 22 after leaving a main street area. detectives and private investigators search the town for clues amid a national-scale hunt.
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Fredericks
Lad
City
Eredenekstury
Authontics
Albert Baker
Rappanhincock
J. Garrett King
Efitie Co
Trehel
Spere
Berger
Brevechebura
Fee
Saker Spies
Erasuloee
Co-Defendant Murder Case Before Jury
In New York at Queens County Court House on May 2 the trial of Henry Judd Gray and Beth Brown Snyder continued with Snyder testifying. Gray spoke in a calm voice as his former wife and co defendant sat nearby showing signs of distress. Lorraine Snider, Beth Snyder’s daughter, was called to testify but answered a single playful question and was excused.
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Canty Court House
New York
Henry Judd
Ruth Brown
Gray
Ruth Snyder
Finschet
New England
York State
Ream
New Jerrey
Snyder
Aecent
Qrisins County Court House
Mere
Beth Brown Snyder
Hynes Judd Gray
Que
Ounty Court House
Lorraine
Searod
Beth Brown Sader
Le tedon May 3 Diplomatic Strain With China Report
AP dispatch from Peking states that U S Minister MacMurray has resigned from his post amid tension over China policy. The report says Washington may pursue an independent course as Japan and China clash over actions near Nanking and Hankow, with the government denying aggressive moves.
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Letedon
Peking
Atenin
MacMurray
Washington
Amenees
Amenea
Japan
Japes Threuchout
China
Ratinere Local Election Delayed Amid Tense Scene
In a chaotic early morning scene at the city precincts, Democratic Mayor William Curran and Republican rivals confronted alleged irregularities as votes were cast. The incident interrupted the polling as observers and party workers clashed over a probe into election conduct.
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Anti-Saloon Body
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Ceneral Motors
Episcopal
Dierese
Hishod Davenpost
Rexelution
Loadon
Cami
Viewas
Kienjamin Wheeler
Uaternity of
Calloonia
Manila
Castor
Twentysinth
United States Cavalry
Simemung Pad
Camp Statesenberz
CAI
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Eastern Traphine Railrad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wahington
CAPI
Heilece
Hagerstown
Markeert Hale
Murre
William Wedfe Ag
Hager-teap
Uva
Warsland
Wadia Tyerse
Skuchwaters
Lewisiania Territories
Vicksburg
Stas
New Orleans
Natchez
Louisiana
Creteantasion
Athey Neesgal
Arkansas
Vidalia
Delta Pont An Deer Park
Dasisana
Miss. Mans
Concordia
Catanoute Avepelea
Nearhboring
Laureiana
Coast Guard
Malef
St. Joseph
New Onna
Vietnam
Baton Rouge
Poydra
Mies
Hammond
Tangipaheos
Pansh
Heey
Perm
Wares
Feealerd
Red Cras
Sma
Marconi
Inventor
Cenater Walhan
Mure T
Mertar
Wireler
Marna
Nemier
Eagan
Tre
Arrace
Marcie
Navy
Macahine
Bach
Cewnis
Helle
Wadi
Begah Suwirg
Levan Alors
Emma Peek
RTE
Tata
Virgina Boy
Henry Judd Gray
Eder
Sland
Tediste's
Willias
Curran
Demoratic
Mayere
Tarhams
Walter I
Evanode
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