New Ethiopian protest and League note clash in Rome Addis Ababa
A Geneva note from Ethiopia to the League of Nations accuses Italian troops of concentrating in East Africa and denies mobilization by Haile Selassie’s government. The Ethiopian government urges decisive action at the League assembly opening in May while European capitals fear delay in San Scrutiny arbitration and a possible settlement.
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Mrs Siemering 92 Claimed by Death at Home in San Antonio
Mrs Clara Schutz Siemering 92 died Sunday at 602 East Guenther Street, home of daughter Mrs J Hewitt. German native, widow of Texas Seed Press founder, survived by daughters E B Arrington Edward Base Wars William Schuwirl M Hewitt Clara Biemering and Janes Watson Thelma son Alfred Siemring two brothers Emil and Robert Schutz sister Mrs Louise Straubach nine grandchildren three great grandchildren Funeral Monday from home, Rev F Braster officiating Active pallbearers named.
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MM. J. Hewitt
Siemering
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Texas Iee Press
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Order of the Heraman Bons
E. B. Arrington
Edward E. Base
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Braster
W. B. Herté
Louis A. Meiners
Robert F. Urr
Theo Kreuse
Karl Huandorst
Egbert Genvreppe
Hidden Jewelry Stolen From Home Reported
Mrs. Cleo Miller of 516 Cedar Street reported theft at police headquarters on Monday. Jewelry valued at 1250 vanished from a purse hidden under a bed, including seven rings and bracelets and $12. Two rings bore diamonds and one was a wedding band.
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Cleo Miller
Cedar Street
Milley
Texas newspaper figure Evans tours Southwest on industry outlook
Silliman Evans, former Fort Worth journalist and ex postmaster, now Maryland Casualty president, visited San Antonio on an eight day tour through the crate and Okla homa region. He praises Southwest construction and says his focus is insurance, not politics, after resigning as assistant postmaster in Texas.
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Silliman Evans
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Maryland
Evanz
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Oklahoma
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Fled erick Gross faces murder probe in poison deaths
New York May 18 a 49 year old bookkeeper faces court today charged with horning in the deaths by poison of his wife and four children as investigators disclose finding 10 poison books in his home. District attorney announced the inquiry and questioned a 68 year old man and his 30 year old son chemist in relation to the case.
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Flederick Gross
Alternay
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Noitz
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Dusty Texas areas amp up moisture in May storm report
May 13 Amarillo area reports show a wet Texan pattern as Pampa and Barger recorded steady rain with hail in the past day. Plainview and Amarillo received multiple showers with overcast skies. Ample moisture promises future recovery in the dusty Southwest weather segment.
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Texas
Dust Bowl
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X Ray Cancer Cure Reported By California Doctors
A 23-year-old woman once near death from medulloblastoma cancer, autopsy permit signed five years ago, reportedly plans marriage as X-ray treatments over five years yield apparent recovery. Doctors R H Newell and Edward Leet of Stanford describe her as in sound health and say the cancer appears arrested at the California Medical Association 64th annual meeting in Yosemite.
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Cail
May
California Medical Association
R. H. Newell
Edward Leet
Stanford University
Laval receives riotous welcome in Moscow during talks
Pierre Laval, the French diplomat, was greeted with one of the two most enthusiastic welcomes in Moscow as he began discussions with Soviet leaders on expanding Franco Soviet cooperation. He and Foreign Commissar Titov opened formal talks on extending the mutual assistance pact to Eastern Europe and related plans.
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Pierre Laval
France
Hearst Bonus Fight Praised by Veterans
Veterans praised a Fidelity Stirlie Past resolution adopted by USI-A No. 97 of Fidelity Stirlie Past, praising a Hearst adjusted compensation payment effort. The San Francisco report notes the May 18 action marking William Randolph Hearst as a leading advocate for veteran benefits.
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USI
William Randolph Hearst
Fidelity Stirlie
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War Games Continue After Gashes and Censorship Lifted
Honolulu May 13 195- The U S fleet staged secret maneuvers claiming 10 Avex and injuring men as 32 of 153 ships returned. Admiral Reeves lifted censorship and reported 43 planes completed a 1201 mile flight. One pilot Lieut Matthew B Wyatt 26 of San Diego drowned on takeoff from carrier Saratoga. Destroyers Lea and Lizard collided near Pearl Harbor. Sea tug to shore, gunner Richard Chadwick of Blissfield Mich died. Several injured were named. a Ranger crewman injured by a propeller. Reeves called the meet progressing to his satisfaction as white fleet stays at Pearl Harbor then heads west toward SEB while black fleet sails toward Midway. Weather foul with cold and 60 mile gale reported. Also nine US Army planes left Panama City at 7 a.m. EST bound for San Salvador with stops in San Jose Costa Rica and Managua Nicaragua.
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United States
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Nas
Joseph M. Reeves
Reeves
Crail
Mathew B. Wyatt
San Dingo
Calif
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Collie
Lea
Lizard
Pearl Harbor
Navy Yard
Richard Chadwick
Blisefield
Mich
Fred J. Stetfen
John R. McDonald
John W. Beard
Wy Kenney
Ranger
Seb
Black Feet
Midway Islanda
Hawaii-Midway
Colon
Panama
United States Army
Cetral America
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el Salvador
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Nicaragua
McCreary Named Texas Bank Commissioner by Governor Allred
Governor Allred announced Irvin McCreary, vice president of Guaranty Bank and Trust in Gatesville, appointed bank commissioner succeeding E O Brand. The move aims to strengthen state banking oversight and professionalism in Texas.
Weather report fragment from Monlay morning
Fragmentary weather note shows cloudy conditions expected across districts with regional readings. Mentions wind or temperature hints and a forecast update schedule at 7 a.m. with unclear locality names and dates.
Roosevelt Wins Fishing Honors
President Roosevelt wins the fishing championship over the weekend by catching the most fish and the largest, a trot of 2 12 pounds. Vice President Garner, Senators Harrison and Robinson, and Postmaster General Farley were among the honored guests.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Garner
Farrison
Robinson
Farley
Eight Face Rioting Charges After Mine Picketing Clash
Eight men were charged with rioting following a melee at the Argonaut gold mine near Jacke gn California. Deputies used tear gas as the American Protective League and a group of armed citizens clashed with miners and a convoy carrying International Longshoremen's Association banners.
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Argonaut
Darkson
American Protective League
International Longshoremen's Association
House Studies Own Finances
The House considered the $20,355,965 annual appropriation for the government’s lawmaking establishment for 1928, $1,584,934 above the 1933 figure and $9,500,140 under budget estimates. Much of the increase reflects the final 10 percent salary cut for Congress, with $4,000 allocated for Speaker Burn’s new automobile and $4,000 for Vice President Garner’s car maintenance.
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Washington
House
Congress
Speaker Burn
Garner
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