Worldly Talk and Bombs Across Times and Nations
A scrambled column notes Hoover and Roosevelt as potential rivals, a White House dinner with governors, and a warning about rubber wear. It mentions bombs in Shanghai and a verbal blast by Bishop Manning, then circles to Dodgson and the 100th anniversary of Alice in Wonderland. It recounts a Kentucky execution and digs into evolving warfare tech, ending with a curious forecast of a future air voice from the sky.
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Shanghai
Bishop Manning
New York
Roosevelt
Nave
Shea
Mohammed Haself
Alfalfa Bill May Run for U.S. Senate
City April report notes speculation Governor Willahi T. Murray may seek the United States Senate seat. Observers predict William "Alfalfa Bill" Murray could enter the race, with campaign timing uncertain and party impact debated among locals and pundits.
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U.S
Senate
onuamMs City
Willahi T. Murray
Une United States Senate
Strin Atfiers
Alito BU
Weather Outlook for Texas and Vicinity
Weather forecast for North and Central Texas shows partly cloudy Saturday night and generally fair Sunday with light to moderate winds. Temperatures vary with cooler Saturday night and rising on Sunday, warmer in the Panhandle region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio
Guard Honolulu After Verdict May Day Chaos Threats
Police hunted radicals across North America as May Day plans drew near. In Canada a powder cache theft sparked raids toward Vancouver, with dynamite quantity reported. Russia warned of Red army discipline while France planned a guard against disorder. New York’s 12,000 officers prepared for mass meetings and parades.
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Tis Ansociate
Trelon
Cormunists
Vancouver
B. C
Asacrost
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Amloop
Russia
Revolutionary War Council
Moscow
Red Army
Kant
Pranre
Interfax
New York
Norton Thomas
Mexico Prepares for Quiet Day Amid Disorder Fears
The federal district government ordered police on standby to curb demonstrations during the Jen Sor day celebrations. Barracks isolation, universal prohibition, and streetcar and telephone stoppages were imposed. Labor parade planned. papers report minimal disturbances expected in Vera Cruz as authorities brace for unrest.
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Max Crx
Chic
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Mexican Radical Labor Center
Hoovers Head to Camp for Weekend Rest
President Hoover and Mrs Hoover with a party of friends left the White House by automobile this morning for a weekend retreat at the Rapidan camp in Washington D C They plan a week end of rest at the presidential camp during April 30 to May 4.
Pipeline Meter Hearing Set In Texas
The Texas Railroad Commission scheduled a hearing in Dallas on May 30 to determine the practicability of a nine inch water meter on a Texas line, aiming to certify all tonnage and assess feasibility of the meter project.
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Austin
Texaa
Texas Ratlroad Commission
Dallas
Texas
Prefers Two Operations At Once In Spokane
In Spokane Washington Ernest Goudge a 35 year old man requested both a foot amputation and an appendectomy to be performed in a single operation while a surgeon sawed his right foot and removed his appendix The foot injury dated from a car accident six years ago and doctors granted the request with his consent noted
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Spokane
Wash
Ernest
Goudge
Jay Oh
Tme
Andge
Contifian
Poull
Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Case Sees New Secret Mission
Hopewell April report notes two months since Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. disappeared with no clear clue. Norfolk negotiator John H. Curtis sails on another secret mission aboard the Marcon with Gree, Richards, and Mew amid unconfirmed radio message to gunman Harry Melsch er via a New York lawyer.
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Lindy Hunt
Curtis
Hopewell
Charles A.lindbergh Jr
John H. Curtis
Norfolk
Marcon
Tgeul
George 1. Richards
Naval Inttaction Ab
G. Bruce
Elmira
Trier
Wessege
Harry Melscher
Detroit
Jong Sowugib
New York
Accountants to Probe Records of New York Brokers
A team of trained accountants will invade Wall Street within days to scrutinize stock market records for improper or illegal manipulations. Senate investigators approved the procedure, with hearings likely suspended for three weeks as experts study brokerage houses and the stock exchange for definite facts.
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Washington, D G
Wall Street
Senate
Alva
Stock Exchange
Filipino Town Wrecked by Typhoon in Jolo
A radio message from the Inter-island steamer Rizal reported two thirds of the historic town of Jolo wrecked by a typhoon. The Remedios sank, the Pilipinas ashore, and three lives were reported lost in the storm.
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Zanboanga
Poty Abra
Jolo
Monaminecan
Philippine Islands
Rizal
Remedios
Pilipinas
Divorce suits surge in Nevada year end at Reno lodging era
A Reno report notes a spike in divorce suits during the first year of a new Nevada residence inn era. The county clerk’s office logged numerous filings while attorneys earned about $760 in fees amid gaming rooms nightclubs and related establishments.
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Reno
Nevada
Ix-Works
Yocarda
Milkmen Vote to Accept 10 Percent Wage Cut in Chicago
In Chicago on April 30, about 6 000 milkmen of the 7 200 union members voted to accept a ten percent wage reduction under the old scale. Deliveries paid 30 dollars weekly for a portion of milk or cream, with adjustments to the old pay structure.
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Chicago
Arivera
Hoover Winslip Bombing Economy Powers
Washington reports that President Hoover secured unchanged passage of a key economy bill granting power to reorganize federal branches. Amid fierce amendments, about 67 million dollars in reductions were discarded while 42 million in savings approved. Critics fear more cuts as debate continues.. Shang hai bombing injures top Japanese officials and shocks city. Kawabata, head of the Shanghai Japanese residents' association, dies. Shigemitsu and others injured, with details on grenade fragments and casualties.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Prawer
House
Nadal
Ynatale
Shirakawe
Ge. Kenkichi Ugeda
Kichisaburo Nomura
Shirikawa
Momuru
Young Reds Ban Easter Rabbit in Moscow Stores
In Moscow on Easter Eve the Young Pioneers forced stores to remove colored bags and toys from shelves. The 10 to 16 year old group pressed for models of automobiles and telegraphs instead. Officials report only nine of 150 varieties passed inspection.
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Young Reds
Moscow
Young Pioneers
Aye
Tax Collector Indicted in Jefferson County
Beaumont April 30. R G LeClerc longtime tax collector for Jefferson County was indicted by a grand jury on a charge of misapplication of 25009 of public funds. The indictment follows his confession to newspaper reporters and notes a shortage of around 29000 dollars in his office.
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Beaumont
R. G. LeClerc
Jefferson County
Grand
LeClerc
Mien
Ater
Fire wrecks $3,000,000 wood pile at Port Alfred
Fire swept a massive wood stockpile at Port Alfred near Chicoutimi Quebec early today causing about $3 million in damage. Officials said about $350,000 worth of wood was saved while the blaze remained out of control.
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Chicoutimi
Quer
Port Alfred
Phronien
Ancient College Inducts 30-Year-Old President at St Johns
ANNAPOLIS Md April 30 St Johns College one of the oldest educational institutions in the country today inaugurated Dr Douglas Huntizy Gordon as president of Bt Jonas though already serving as chief for the prior year Gordon is 30 years old having been selected at age 29 and assumed duties immediately drawing savants and educators from colleges across the nation to witness the historic moment
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Annapolis
St. John's College
Tollieges
Douglas Huntizy Gordon
Bt Jonas
Gordon
De Valera's Oath Measure Passes In Dail Vote
Deputies push through the oath pledge repeal on a second reading amid sharp opposition. Fianna Fáil and allied groups win by 77 to 71 after a tense session in the Dáil with Corin Cosgrave's coalition opposing the measure. The enactment would abolish the oath of allegiance to King George.
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de Valera
Thiblin
Trish Free State
API
Eamon de Vie Fera
George
Corink Janes T. Cosgrave
Germany Plans Prosperity Loan for Internal Tax Reform
Berlin April report outlines a large internal loan of 250 billion marks to fund a prosperity program. Chancellor and finance minister back a plan tied to tax reforms and premiums, awaiting cabinet approval next week.
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Berlin
Apriau
Benenng
Tabar Tarlay
Catiiet
Joan
Railroad Men Rush Nest Back to Mother Robin
PAWNEE CITY Neb April 30 A mother robin was back on her eggs after a stray box was moved from the Lewiston yard to Pawnee City by railroad workers and then restored to the nest by conductor L Nuckols and brakeman A Kennedy and others in a brief yard incident aboard a freight car traveling through the line.
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Mother
Pawnee City
Neb
Lewiston Yards
A. B. Kennedy
L. Nuckols
Lewiston
Teroile
Federal and Territorial Powers Clash Over Leniency
Officials said only territorial authorities can grant clemency for offenses on Hawaiian land, while federal courts handle cases on reservations. Justice officials noted Lieu Thomas H. Massie Mrs. Granville Portage Alberta Jones and RF. d. Lord held similar positions regarding territorial and federal authority, with convictions in territorial courts and no federal intercession possible.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas H. Massie
Granville Portasege
Alberta
Jones
RF. d. Lord
Bern
Lertilovlad
Havik
Grays
Krouret
Texans Urged Not to Join Move to Stop Roosevelt
In Mexia Texas a plea urges Texas Democrats not to join a movement opposing the renomination of Franklin D Roosevelt. The call notes the nomination was made yesterday by T W Davidson of Dallas a former lieutenant governor.
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Roosevelt
Mexia
Texas
M—A
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
T. W. Davidson
Dallas
Ueytenant
Hoover Seeks Rest at Rapidan Camp
President Hoover, at Rapidan Camp in Virginia, sought a relaxing weekend after seven months of work. White House aides arranged plans for a quiet retreat, with most of his party drawing from the administration’s top ranks.
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Hoover
Rapidan
Washington
D. C
Virginia
House
Ais
Gesimo Rectenhlon
Medleing Lyall
Gigli Refuses to Take Salary Cut at Metropolitan Opera
New York dispatch reports tenor Gigli ends his ties with the Metropolitan Opera amid a policy-driven salary reduction dispute. The New York Times notes Bettanine Otel severed ties in alignment with the house policy and rate adjustments.
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Gigli
New York
Sy—Va
Metropolitan Opera House
New York Times
Bettanine Otel Ns
Metropolitan
Convictions Stir Honolulu as Massie Case Convicts Four
A racially charged manslaughter verdict in Honolulu convicts four Americans including Lt. Thomas Massie and three others after 48 hours of deliberation. The jury of eight Caucasians with one Chinese and one native found Massie guilty in a highly publicized case that sparked security measures and Navy reactions nationwide.
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Thomas H. Massie
U. S. Navy
Honolulu
Thalia Massie
Navy
Ienienty
Granville Forteseue
Albert. O. Jones
J. Lord
Bense
Thalir ‘Massie
Naval Offices
Josep Kutrahawal
Lawrence M. Judd
Weeber
National Guard
Massie
Kahahawal
Oisregardest
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Fragmentary OCR note lists dates, names, and amounts
Reads like a damaged ledger or classifieds with scattered figures and personal names. Mentions periods such as month and week, plus entries like 21.50 and 2.60 with partial street references. Provides little coherent context or complete entities.
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Wertheim
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Saith
Columbia University
Dodgson
Alice
Louw Garrall
Alfee
Euclid
Hargreaves
Little Allee
Nicholas Murray Butler
Ng Grase
Wanderland
Eddyvilly
Wwe
Walter Holmes
New York City
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Bayo 2
Royal Mounted Police
Mexico
N.Y
Hoover Winsliap
Ancient College
Germany
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