Deathless Drive and Pacific Coast Reflections
Arthur Brisbane writes from Santa Barbara about a coastal journey between Hearst and Hodge ranches with a caravan of cars led by Steve Egar and William M Packers. The piece blends travel, industry praise for Chevrolet, labor notes on pea fields near Santa Barbara and social gossip, mentioning Pearl Crawford divorce rumors and broader economic optimism.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Hearst Ranch
Gan Simeon
Hodge
New York
Steve Egar
San Iuis Obispo
Jeb
Oakland
William M. Packers
Bombings Hit Chicago Loop Buildings on May Day
On May Day a coordinated blast rocked several Loop area factories and the Illinois Bell Telephone building. Five youths were arrested as investigators probed labor disputes and possible radical involvement. Damages reached about 150000 dollars with shattered windows across hotels and nearby streets.
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Chicago
Loop
Cotton prices surge in New Orleans market on May day
In New Orleans on May 1, cotton futures jumped to around 180 dollars per bale amid inflation optimism and strong Liverpool cables. May contracts led gains with a 40 cent rise, while October gained about 32 to 38 cents. prices surged past previous highs before profit-taking and renewed buying pushed values back toward early highs.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Cloudy to fair conditions with cooler spells Monday night and Tuesday. Low around 66 degrees Monday night, high near 90 on Monday, 86 Sunday. Winds vary from southwest to northwest, with cooler northern portions Monday night. Far West Texas sees fair, cooler conditions Monday night and Tuesday.
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San Antonio
Texas
Parelon
West
Tax Drive Begun to Pay Chicago Teachers
Chicago authorities launch a tax collection drive to recover delinquent payments owed to teachers. County Treasurer Joseph B. McDonough uses new legislative powers to seize properties tied to unpaid taxes and publish names of alleged evaders or their agents to pressure payment.
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Chicago
Joseph B. McDonough
Cooler Weather Expected Here Late on Monday
Cooling northwest winds arrive late Monday, preventing Sunday's 95 degree record. Expect highs near 90 Monday, 68 Tuesday with a 66 degree low. North winds bring cooler air, ending hot spell and easing heat from Sunday’s peak.
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Weather Bureau
Uy Americ
Jap Leader Urged to Calm Soviets in Rail Dispute
Tokyo May 1 General Nobuyoshi Muto Japan's top military and diplomatic envoy in Manchuria has been ordered to curb the quarrel between Manchukuo and Soviet Russia over the Chinese Eastern railway to prevent escalation. Tokyo officials say actual conflict over railway administration between Russia and Manchukuo is unlikely.
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Tokio
Nobuyoshi Muto
Japan
Manchuria
Manchukuo
Soviet Russia
Russia
Amert
French speed pilots plan non-stop South America flight
Pi-Paul Codes and Aime Rossi, French speed pilots, announce a Saturday start for a non-stop flight to South America aimed at breaking the world straight‑line distance record of 5340 miles set by British officers O Fe Gerard and G J Nicholetts on an England to South Africa route ending February 8.
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Enn
South America
Paris
Pi—-Paul Codes
Aime Rossi
O. Fe. Gerard
G. JH. Nicholetts
England
Slayer Suspected in Kidnap Attempt Near Borner Springs
A man suspected by officers of possibly killing Nadine Vogel Love 6, attempted to kidnap Zache Billings 16 from a farm near Borner Springs. He seized another woman by mistake but released her when a posse appeared. a late search began at dusk.
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Kansas Grry
Katy Ayenda
Nadine Vogel Love
Zache Billings
Borner Springs
Gladewater Oil Refinery Burns in Texas Blaze
May 1 report says the Gregg Refinery on the edge of Gladewater was destroyed by fire early today. Nearby refineries and water oil pits around the Gyemr plan were said to be endangered by the blaze.
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Gladewater
Texas
Gregg
Gyemr
City Attorney at Laredo Convicted of Misappropriation
May 1 report from Gar Edu notes that Pope, city attorney of Laredo, was convicted by a district court jury of misapplication of public funds and faces a three year sentence in the penitentiary.
May Day Across Nations Tours Turmoil and Parade
May Day brought stark contrasts as Moscow showcased a Lenin tomb reviewed by top leaders while Germany honored the working man under a nationalist state. Madrid faced police bullets during a 1000-strong Communist demonstration, and Paris allowed an open air May Day for extremists. In Manila Tokyo Athens and Istanbul similar tensions featured parades clashes and tightened security as workers strike and authorities brace for continued unrest.
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Russ
Germany
Moscow
Red Square
Communist Party
Cnetemary
Madrid
Ministry of War
Dollfuss
Paris
Manila
Tokio
Tabor
Athens
Workmen's Federation
Malatte
Ransomed Union Officials Released in Chicago
Two kidnapped union officials Fred Sass of the Ash Wagon Drivers and Morris Goldberg of the Van ented union were freed unharmed and questioned by the state's attorney as police investigated gangland war reports over Teamsters control. They were abducted last Friday by Roger Touhy and his gang, blindfolded with gauze and taped spectacles, then released after a brief call from a wife.
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Tmunois Hell Telephone Company
Lieut
Makels
Police Department
Sprague
Warner Grotery Company
Willett Bus and Tearing Company
Hibbard,Spencer~ Bartlett Hardware Company
Stratford
Marshall Feld and Company
Wesson
County Brand
Rocks
Tllinois Bell Tele Phone Company
Bismarck
Chicago
Teamsters
Fred Sass
busl+ Thess
Ash Wagon Drivers’ Union
Morris Goldberg
van Ented
Roger Touhy
Kidapers
Jana
Onii¢E
Gandhi Fast Fears Grow India Death Likely
Poona May 1 belief rose that Mahatma Gandhi would not survive a three week fast after he began the hunger strike in Yeravda jail. His supporters fear the frail leader may die as the self purification act proceeds. Gandhi offered little detail on his medical condition while his campaign for untouchability and caste reform continues.
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India
Gandhi
Poona
Mahatma Gandhi
Yecods
Devidas
Mahatma
Cuba Rushes to Suppress Oriente Province Revolt
In Havana on May 2 16 the army and porters prepared to stamp out revolts in Oriente Province. A government note reported one rebel killed and four captured near San Luis while other clashes near San Luis Victoria de las Tunas Songo and Doninto left ten dead and four wounded. Seven rebels died, plus the head of Palloa at San Luis and two soldiers.
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Havana
Cuba
Oriegle
Oriente
Snlgiers
Sanuis
Atwan
Keled
San Lule
Victoria de Las Tunas
Songo
Doninto
Palloa
San Luis
Tiny Aimer
Rhode Island Voters Face Eighteenth Amendment Repeal Question
Rhode Island voters faced a referendum on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment as the statewide campaign intensified. Advocates argued for repeal while opponents urged caution amid a tense political climate.
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Rhode Islander
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Militia Seeks Foreclosure Protest Leaders in Iowa
Guardsmen moved through Northwestern Iowa to arrest leaders of a farmers group who stormed the courthouse in Primghar and attempted to halt a foreclosure sale. Nine men were arrested in Le Mars with more expected, as the state orders a militia court for the accused. In Primghar, twenty three others were rounded up in connection with the same anti foreclosure action and an assault on Judge C G Bradley. The governor authorized the closure of two county civil courts and transfers of detainees to Le Mars for trial. Meanwhile in Vichy France former New York mayor James Walker and his wife visited orphans at a hospital, distributing gifts during their second visit.
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O'Brien
Towa
O'Brien Courtly
C. C. Tradley
le Mars
LI Mars
Lows
Mer
Primgher O'Brien
C. C. Bradley
Glenn C. Haynes
Plymouth County
Crawford County
Toscon Fields
Denison
la Court of Inquiry
Clyde Herring
Primghar
National Guard
C. G. Bradley
Simon T. Jassem
Tarmers Holiday Association
Wiliam Claussen
O Brien
Tresrs
le Mays
Tuy Avertean
Walkers
Orpians
Vichy
France
James
Walker
New York
Betty Compton
The
Orphane
Vichy Hospital
Orphan
Grains Rise at Opening on Wheat and Grain Prices
Grains moved higher at the opening on the board of trade with Wheat advancing to around 25 8 cents per bushel and December delivery near 70 cents. Other grains also edged up on the first trading day following last week’s 6 cent rise.
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Board of Trade
Profit Taking Swamps Markets in New York May Day
Heavy buying and profit taking swamped security and commodity markets as the dollar tumbled against foreign currencies. Speculative pulses in Wall Street and other financial centers lifted prices before traders rushed to take profits, pushing blocks higher at a strenuous opening.
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New York
Lea
Wall Street
Fragmented listing fragment hints at address and dates
A garbled OCR shows multiple addresses and month references. It appears as a jumble of names, streets, and numeric tokens with scattered city-like cues but no coherent event or person core. The readable items include partial street names and assorted month mentions amid a cluttered list.
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Hig Wat
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Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Roud
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DuPonts
Klinger
Grant
Fred Fishes
Nora
Paderewski
Astattos
California
Joan Crawford
Taj Mahal
Grand Mata
Douglas Fairbanks
Bub
Thorn
Forest Tran Planters
Cupid
Areme
Oniel Ozerk Bidney Summerfield
Tintil Meennea
Chicago Loop
Yealter
Ame
Laredo
World
Mexico City
Greece
Upea
Istanbul
Turkey
Farm Mob
Oak Para
Patrician
Maguire
RUNTS
Lhders
Oters
Vanaly
Adartmeen
Moward
Camden
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