Press and world affairs mirror a restless era
In a tumult of quotes and opinions the piece surveys journalism, politics, and science, noting Hobsonlike doubts about oil gains and rubber substitutes. It recalls England's Varna stance in 1878, Russia's rubber experiments, and social pressures, ending with King Prasad Ripok seeking solace after a cataract surgery.
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George Deenard Shaw
Fie
Tord Salisbury
England
Varna
Franke
Russia
Prasad- Ripok
Sam
America
Army Budget Cut Studied As U S Faces Big Deficit
President Hoover and War Secretary Worley lead a high level review in Virginia to find temporary economies in the War Department. Key generals and officials examined army expenses while Hoover plans weekend sessions to tackle the federal deficit and weigh cuts to military programs and public works.
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U.S
Amt
Tapidan
Bay 9
INA
Eparlave
War Department
Hoover
Mooser
Army
Wood of Indies
House Appropriations Committee
Hurley
SlecArthur
Aastelent
Payne
Muscles
Atlatl
DeWitt
Brown
Colocerr
United States
Team Pennsylvanis
Iis
Boreeluck Roling
Weather Forecast Near Bes Detenie Meg Vicinity
Unclear forecast fragment notes variable winds and warm daytime temps. References Bale Deming area with a possible thunderstorm risk later, and northerly winds diminishing.
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Bale Deming
Sun Ray
Mmeewkat Warwer
Ex Afghanistan King Pilgrims to Islam Shrine in Mecca
Universal Srealee Egypt May 1 heir Artonwleh of Afghanielin travels to Mecca to pray for forgiveness as he seeks unity of Islam. Ansanul Jahaunde tours the Holy Shrine, describing the meteorite Kasha as a symbol guiding revival. He reports talks with King Ibn Saud on restoring Muslim power and glory.
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Universal Srealee Samo
Egypt
Artonwleh
Haly of Holies
Rolary
Mecca
Alleh
Governor Bilbo Injured in Mississippi Car Crash
Governor Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi suffered a fractured arm when his automobile ran off the road between Jackson and Poplarville and turned over. He was briefly injured but later attended several rankers at his office after his arm was bandaged.
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Jackson, Mies
Amy D
CINS
Theodore Bilbn
Mississippi
Here
Poplarville
Japanese Airman Lands on Island
A Japanese airman flew from Tokyo to San Francisco and landed at Naira in the Rarilea Mand group near Hokkaido. The Rarilea lie off the coast near the main Japanese islands and extend toward Kamghatken in the southeast region.
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Dagensnesgier
Tokio
Mey
Reiji Yoshihara
San Francisco
Naira
Nemtuto
Hokkaido Island
Rarilea
Bugs' Beer Elopes With Follies Girl
Arthur Beer noted humorist eloped in New Jersey with Ziegfeld Follies star Louise Andrews. They wed quietly in Union City with only the bride's aunt and another relative present.
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Bugs
Nework
Arthur
Boge
New Jersey
Louise Andrews
Justice of the Penre
Meo
Tayle Andrewa
Proapiit
Lillian Leitzel's Ashes Arrive Ahead of Circus Visit
The ashes of world renowned aerialist Lillian Leitzel arrived in the United States and will be buried in the fall when the circus she was associated with visits. Leitzel died in Hagen Denmark on February 14 after a fatal fall.
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Andyerual Hergute
Long Brace
Cait
Tillian Teitzel
Train Wreck Toll Reaches Five Dead in Mexico
Five people died when a day coach of a fast Mexico City train derailed in Veracruz state. The disaster halted travel as authorities, including Ambassador to Washington Manuel Tellez, investigated the crash. Reports from Vera Cruz described the accident and casualties while the exact cause remained unclear.
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Mexico City
INS
Vera Cruz
Ceporte
Manorl ‘Tellez
Meztean Ambasaador
Washington
Americas
Tullman Cata
Foreign policy bared by Otimgon
Secretary of State Slimson, in a radio address, reaffirmed the Hoover Stimson policy of aiding Americans abroad without using force to collect debts. He warned against imperialist accusations, cited past U.S. actions in Haiti and Nicaragua, and urged a safer, more cooperative approach with neighbors while preserving traditional traditions.
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Washington, SD
Slimson
Hoover-Stimson
Elihu Wool
Linu
Klvin
United States
Congress
New York
Secon Hague Conference
Ale
Moxien
Haiti
Nicaragua
South America
Enrmilen
Crisies
Buwerée
Alate
Thea Sorewpils
Mexico
Stimson
Grain program behind schedule in Soviet analysis
Washington May Rosin de Celling behind in grain sowing this spring according to American cables received by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics from Agriculture Attache Steere in Berlin. The current information is correct, and the situation appears most unfavorable for a rising crop this year.
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Vanlersa
Washington, D. C
Rosin de
Michelson dies after long career in science
Dr. Albert A. Michelson, renowned American physicist and Nobel laureate, died at 11:11 p.m. in Pasadena after six weeks of illness. He dictated final instructions to assistants, completed plans for publishing final results on light measurement, and inspired colleagues as funeral arrangements began.
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Pasadena
Cal
INS
Albert A. Michelson
bin Klesp
Is Pasadena Tone
University of Chicago
Michotron
Walter Bliss
Michelson
Francis G. Feasa
Wilson
Dr. Michelson
Sheldon Dick
Provincetown
Mass
Blim
Bliss
Chicago
Michelson'aather
Phillip Biaga
Mya
Foster
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Dr. Michélson
Irvinie Ranch
Orange Counts
Batiles
Pease
Pearson
Lin
Miss Saint
Yoon Ae Lease
Tearson
Mont Bally
Mount Baldy
Irvines Ranch
Osange County
Nia
California
Drofesae Michileon
Brooks Dying as Doctors Say He Won't Live Till Morning
Dr. P Brooks president of Baylor University struggles for life in Waco hospital. He faced death with hope fading, determined to sign as many of the 423 diplomas as possible for the next graduating class despite advancing weakness. Hospital staff report he endured pain but remained cheerful. Family members and many supporters sent flowers and messages across the state.
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Waco
P. Brooks
Baylor Wniscernity
Lin
Tesnital
Sin
Stray Bullets Hit Barber Shop Patron
A barbershop patron was struck by stray bullets while removing a firearm in a barber shop. The incident occurred near Guadalupe Street at 10 p.m. Saturday, prompting police to investigate. no further details on injuries or suspects were provided.
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Evera
South Trains Street
Guadalupe Street
Gang Terror of 20 Years Ago Killed in New York
The body of Vincent Qailnes, once known as a gang terror, was found on West Fourth Street with a knife wound to the throat and head and face battered. Police say a hit and run motorist caused death, but evidence suggests foul play linked to his notorious past.
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New York City
Deresiun
Crowley
Ars
Wownna
Weil
New York
Vincent Qailnes
Ganz
Jennis Grad Tolny
West Dirty-fourth Street
Serosa
Gattney
Katerions
Siamese king to undergo eye operation in New York
In a Purchase New York mansion bathroom converted into an operating room, King Promdabsook of Siam will have a cataract removed by Dr John M Wheeler assisted by Dr Thavara Chagant and others. The first conference with surgeons was held tonight noting another cataract forming in the other eye.
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Dalersad Sethow
New Yoris
Ovhirhal
Purchase
King Promdbsook
Siam
Schodure
John M. Wheeler
Thavara Chagant
The
Royal
Robert A. Cooke
New York
Hay Foyer
Thomas A. Johnson
Hugh 8. McKeown
Whitelaw Keil
Wildcat Stevens II Held on Charge of Assault
San Antonio wrestler known as Wildcat Stevens II was held Saturday night on charges arising from a dispute with Mrs Melvin Carepkey at 1210 South Walters Street. The case involved threats and an alleged pistol fire after Stevens demanded she travel with him to Mexico. Investigating officers traced him to Harlingen where he was seized.
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Brest
San Antonio
Baelogen
Melvin “Carepkey
Walters Street
Aent
Avotl
Iscal
Acrong Man
Trank Moore
Hare Nexen
J. J. Calderon
Tate
Queshun
Rolice
Mea Temphe
Keigh
Stevens
Calderon
Enat
Wistol
Abe
Mexico
Chie
Puliive
B. W. Anglin
Harlingen
Anglin
Darlingen
Saturdes
Boy Crushed by Wheels of Track
Unclear clipping reports a boy injured near a track area as a vehicle or wheels caused a mishap. Details are fragmented with names and places partially unreadable, making exact identities and location hard to determine.
Labor to Support Rail Rate Increase
The proposed 10 percent rail rate rise faced mixed reaction in Chicago. Support came from labor unions fearing wage and job losses, while progressive groups and opponents warned of harm to workers and broader market costs. Official union organs urged caution but did not reject the plan.
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Lsteresel Servier Wassingtos
Railcal
Chicago
Tenderaaf Railennil
Sanizationa Am
Dadar
Ie Foue" Brotherhoodn
Raliromd
Frevrap
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Islam
Amanullah
Allah
Bilbo
Lillian Leitzel
Otimgon
Michelgon
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Segheaius
Albert A. Michelsen
Brooks
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Vinnie Myrnett
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Deteolt
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Menereniang
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Gersning
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Stevens II
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