Walker Seabury probe grips New York mayoral race
May 24 report from New York states federal investigators probe Mayor James J Walker’s income tax returns after Samuel Seabury uncovered testimony that J A Sisto gave the mayor 28500 in bonds. Seabury prepares questions for tomorrow as the probe climaxes. Materials and labor are priced lower now in local Light Classified ads.
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Scientists Seek Lunar Tides in Earth’s Crust at Tartaro Cave
In Fosthumia Italy on May 24, researchers begin long term tests to detect lunar tides on land. German Prof Bachweydar of the Prussian Geodetic Institute, Potsdam, says the moon’s gravity causes terrestrial tides. a sensitive device is placed 400 feet underground in Tartaro cave to monitor crust deformation for five years.
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Big Rifle Battle at Ohio Mine
Nine guards and about a dozen alleged strike sympathizers clashed in a fierce rifle battle at the Walford Coal company mine near UHHIGHSVluus Ohio. The fighting began after sympathizers fired roughly two hundred rounds into company cottages early today.
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Roosevelt Victory Likely As Delaware Delegates Chosen
In Dover Delaware Democrats gathered to choose six delegates to the national convention with forecasts showing several additional votes tilting toward the Roosevelt column. The meeting signals a likely Roosevelt win in Delaware as party delegates are selected.
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TPA HITS IN NORTH POLAND WarsaW May 24 report
The interior ministry reported a surge of spotted typhus in northeastern Poland and along the Soviet frontier with up to May 15 recording 21 cries and one death. The thirteenth issue of The Light's Free Rental Directory is now available at all Piggly Wisely.
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Graf to Play Run Sheep Run With Autos Over Highways
In Friedrichshafen Germany the Graf Zeppelin will take a day off from its South America service to play run sheep run with cars. The dirigible will drop colored paper markers to form a trail across the countryside and automobiles will chase, prizes awarded for best following the trail.
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Educator Ben F. Wilson Dies at 69 in Virginia
Dr. Ben Frank Wilson founder of Gonverse college at Spartanburg Georgia died today at his home in Harrisonburg Virginia. Wilson, aged 69, contributed to regional education and college development.
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Hoover Cancels Parley With Press Without News
Washington May 28 President Hoover canceled his noon conference with the press sending word that there was no news. The terse message noted the conference would not be held and offered no further details.
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Judge studies radio lottery case in Corpus Christi
Federal Judge Thomas Kennerly in Corpus Christi today took under advisement demurrers filed by Wil Horgitz and five others challenging indictments for maintaining a lottery over radio station XED in Reynosa Mexico. The case involves alleged violations of United States postal laws and a decision was expected tomorrow.
Coffee Destruction Cuts Oversupply Amid Price Push
Coffee destruction announced today reports 320,744 packs destroyed in the last week, bringing total to 6,565,841 with 5,285,282 in Rao Paulo. The campaign aims to eliminate oversupply and stabilize prices.
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