Flood Threat Looms as Louisiana Towns Face Rising Waters
Massive Mississippi flood crest reaches three towns in Louisiana, with Grosse Tete and nearby parishes braced for inundation. Red Cross evacuations from New Iberia proceed as a fleet assembles at Plaquemine for relief operations.
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Mer
Inun
Anchent
Sooners
Red Cross
New Iberia
Bayou Teche
Spanish Lake
Hood
Grosse Tote
Kervilis Parish
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Grosse Tete
Therville
West Baton Rouge
Boinfe Coupee
Assumption
McCreadivak
T. My Cline
Tureen
Southern Pacific Railroad
Atehafilaya River
Morgan City
Ageinet
Pleoremine
Missippi River
Atchafalnra Pasin
Jeanerette
Anti Third Term League Formed to Oppose Coolidge
New York May 30. A new anti third term league to oppose renomination of President Coolidge was announced in a commingled statement to today’s newspapers by Henry Salant, a New York lawyer, and Joie Roosevelt. Salant serves as president with headquarters in his offices. The league includes New York state senator Joby Oskman as secretary and Adam King as treasurer.
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New York
Cosliige
Henry Salant
Joie Rotssvelt
Salant
Biz
Henee
Henry Herser Andrew
Coolidge Relative Dies in El Paso Gas Accident
In El Paso, 80 year old Veronta Von Rhein reportedly died from carbon monoxide gas in a garage yesterday. The deceased, related by marriage to President Coolidge, is identified as Minnie Coolidge, wife of Von Rhein.
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Vermacconas
Balloon Race Set for National Elimination Test
Aaron Ohio May 50 UF Fif teen pilots vie in national elimination race to win the WW Litchfield trophy and qualify for the Gordon Bennett Cup. Fifteen hydrogen balloons are due to lift from Cleveland Akron at 4 43 p m local time amid fair conditions barring wind or other obstacles.
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Aaron
Ohio
Cleveland-Akropepee
Two Fascisti slain in New York memorial march
Two black shirted Fascisti followers were killed in New York on Memorial Day as they moved to join a parade. Jovent Carisi, a tailor, and Nicholas Amor tos, a printer, were stabbed and shot at 184rd Street and Third Avenue by lawn assailants.
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New York
184Rd Street
Third Avenue
Jovent Carisi
Nicholas Amortos
Mussolini Forbids Airmen to Marry Edict Limits Officers' Marital Rights
An official decree from Mussolini bans aviation officers from marrying until age 30. In Rome landlords vow to comply by reducing rents on homes apartments and shops by ten to 25 percent as part of the relief order.
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Talverani
Rome
Todey
Pren Fay Mussolini
Flags Displayed in Downtown Honor War Beads Campaign
United Spanish War Veterans begin a flag and bunting display campaign in Dageliquettetown, installing brass flag pole sockets every 20 to 25 feet along downtown sidewalks. The project aims for completion on Flag Day June 14, spearheaded by Eugene Hetarii Camp and Maj. F. G. Griffis, with support from local organizations and military officials.
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Sen Antonio Obeedes
Das
Dag Eliquette
United Spanish War Veterans
Eugene J. Hetarii
United Spanish War Veteras Ig
Mars
Tein
F. G. Griffis
Washington
Party Urges U. S. to Sell Beer and Light Wines
Indianapolis May 4 The National party platform committee adopted a plank calling for修改 Volstead law changes to permit sale of light wines and beer under government control The platform also supports direct currency issue government wealth control and wartime old age pensions John Zebind of Independence is national chairman The platform goes to the party convention in St Louis on July 5
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Tndianapolte
Ind
Nional Party
St Louis
John Zebnd
Independence
Five Die in Virginia Storm Across Two States
Five persons are known to have lost their lives during a wind and rain storm across southwestern Virginia and eastern Tennessee last night. Three were drowned at Gale City, Fo, and two at Elizabethtaws, Tean.
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Aoak
Virginia
Bristol
Tennessee
Gale City
Elizabethtaws
Tean
Altercation Leaves Black Man Slashed in City Districts
Police search for suspect after a Black man was slashed during an assault on Sunday night near Lee Myras and Sen Life streets. Victim received injuries to the left side. attacker identified as another Black man. Authorities urge public tips leading to suspect arrest.
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Robert B. Green
Tracker
Vane War
Lee Myras
Sen Life Atreets
Auto Race Entries List at Indianapolis May 30
A partial entry list for the Indianapolis motor race shows drivers and cars from Frankk Zackbari to Fred Erane with teams including Miller, Duesenberg, and Cooper. Notable names include Ralph Hepburn, Wilbur Shaw, and Jack Petticard among others in a long row of car numbers and affiliations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frankk Zackbari
Diller
Peter de Paolo
Miller
Leon Doray
Harry Harts
Erskine Miller
Ralph Hepburn
Boyle
Cli Woodbury
Bob McDonagh
Cooper
Dave Lewis
Benny All Cooper
Norman
George Sanders
Duenenbert
Louis Scheider
Bate Stapp
Duesenbers
Tommy Milton
Detroit
Wade Morton
Duesenberg
Anthony Gulatto
Dave Evans
al Coley
Fred Lechlider
Figia
Vinony Hill
Niche
Bemy Shat
Memorial rites honor fallen soldiers and fathers
A damaged, fragmentary tribute recounts ceremony at a national cemetery with veterans, widows, and children paying respects. It recalls flowers placed for soldiers, the quiet march of history, and a hopeful note that past battles are remembered, though the text is garbled.
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Trose
Ross
Goolidge Pays Homage To War Dead
President Coolidge honors fallen servicemen in a Memorial Day service, emphasizing justice, restraint in arms, and the duty to defend liberty. He cites history from 1776 to World War I and argues for a strong but limited military to deter aggression while pursuing peace. He urges unity and warns that nations must avoid oppression and upheaval by upholding international law.
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Coolidge
America
Iarse' Pengenes
Gad
Goolidge
United States
Tt Fa
Memorial OY Face Marked by Accidents
A coast driver Borger suffers severe injuries after a tire explosion causes his car to skid and roll over. Spectator and driver injuries mount as multiple accidents plague the first 100 miles, including Norman Batten’s flame engulfed car and heroic stop.
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Borger
Smith
Kehlert
Bergece
Koblert
Bergere
Norman Batten
Brooklyn
Batten
Gaes
Head
Hatten
Inles Bliinghor
Memphis
Ag Tillinghoe
Wreckay
Blinghoes
Dave Letis
Lewis
Hartz
Soldier Hurt in Fall at San Pedro Park
Roy Morgan of Company EB First Infantry was slightly injured when he fell from a side in Las Pedro park Sunday. He was knocked unconscious and is recovering at Fort Sam Houston station hospital on Monday.
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San Pedro
Las Pedro Park
Roy Morgan
First Infantry
Fort Sam House
Station Hospital
Morgan
Boys to Prepare Y Camp Grounds for Opening
An advance party will leave in the morning to Kerrville to prepare the YMCA camp grounds for its formal opening on June 16. Members include HE D Frederick and others.
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Praix Hosa
Kerrville & O
HE. D
Frederick
Chdd
Legionnaire's Body Found at Crescent Lake Funeral
At Crescent Lake near DSHRGSH Nebraska an American Legion funeral detail found the body of member Francis J. Herbert Sidnex Reb insurance man who drowned while duck hunting last October. Graves decorated as brothers mourned and honored him in the lake area.
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Neb
American Legionnaires
Crescent Lake
Francis J. Herbert
Sidnex
Reb
Nile Difé
Body found after kidnapping feud in Valley area
Police in Valley New York are trying to identify a body found last night in Brome alley after a van was left by men who fled in two cars. Investigators believe the incident stems from a private feud and a kidnapping.
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New York
Brome Alley
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