Relief efforts and Arkansas loan group approved
The text reports rapid relief actions for Mississippi flood areas as the crest nears. It notes approval of an Arkansas agricultural credit corporation with capital around 700,000 to fund farmer loans and reforestation programs. Treasury official Mellon discusses financing options while Red Cross aids feed fodder, and Coolidge backs relief funding and farmer cash access.
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Washington, Mar
Mississippi
Agriculturedit
Arkansas
Treasury
Mellon
Coolidge
H Red Cross
Red Cross
Senate Commerce Committee
Congress
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Dine
Arkansas Credit Corpora 1
Fellon
Nationat KS
Ces
Cool A
Graft charges filed against Warren police officials
Warren Ohio authorities announce graft charges against Barner J Gillen and other city officials after sworn affidavits read in an open session. Safety director Harry Hupton disclosed the affidavits detailing alleged irregularities and naming figures connected to the underworld influence.
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Warren
Barner J. Gillen
Warren Polive Ariment
Harry F H Upton
Neil
Gillen
Alex Bollas
Javits
Ren
Underworld
I Nceilman BE
Garner
Explosion Kills Seven in New York Taxicab Facade Collapse
In New York City an explosion wrecked a building housing a taxi company killing seven people and injuring 49. Seven victims were trapped by debris and drowned as a water main burst, with gas and gasoline noted in the aftermath. Investigations into the blast’s cause were under way.
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York
Micrals
List of Dead Mounting Up in West Virginia Mine
In Monticello West Virginia the Everettsville mine disaster adds to the toll as 32 miners have been brought to the surface and 3 remain trapped. Joseph hh 22 died from injuries while ongoing efforts aim to raise more bodies and extinguish a fire threatening sections. Robert Lambie, head of the miners division, said sections on fire should be up by midnight and claimed progress toward retrieving the dead.
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Atrmont
W. Va
Everettsville
Joseph Hh
Obert Lambie
Attorneys to Make Pleas Monday in Snyder-Gray Murder Trial
Long Island City report says with testimony concluded in the Snyder-Gray murder trial the attorneys will present closing arguments Monday. The twelve jurors will decide the guilt or innocence of Ruth Sarde and Judd Gray, charged in the murder of Mrs Snyder's husband Albert.
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Long Island City
N.Y
Snorder-Gray Mverder
Tedar Poh
Ruth Sarde
Judd Grar
Dana Wallace
Dramic
Millard
Gray
Snyder
Richard
Wewcombe
Wrt
Twe Lyres
Counrel
Townsend Scedder
Tyro
Hudson Maxim Gun Inventor Dies at Home in New Jersey
Newark May 7 Funeral services planned this afternoon for J H Hudson Maxim age 74 at Lake Hopatcong N J. Inventor of smokeless powder and Maximite his work influenced modern warfare while he advocated preparedness and supported Theodore Roosevelt. His widow aided him through years of public life.
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Newark
N J
JHL Hudsom
Maxim
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
New York
Ted
Narcotic Raid Nets Three in Cleveland Hotel Bust
On Saturday police and federal agents raided the Majestic hotel in Cleveland after dawn. They arrested three men and seized jewelry valued at about $000, aiming to break up a long operating drug ring in Ohio and western Pennsylvania.
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Cleveland
Majestic
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Memphis Earthquake Shakes City Early Morning
Memphis was rattled by an earthquake at 2:35 am lasting ten seconds. The tremor was felt across a wire area with buildings shaking noticeably but no fatalities or property damage reported as of 5 am.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ray
Solicitor Proposes Gas Rate Settlement Amid Controversy
Oklahoma official faces contempt findings as Justice Mason apologizes to a special court. City Solicitor Myers endorses fixing gas rate at 55 or 60 cents for two years and allows the company to keep funds collected, urging open voter input on post election pricing and franchise terms.
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Charles W. Mason
Oklahoma Supreme Court
D. W. Myers
Chronicle-Telegram
Board of Trade
Spe
Ghar
Ade
Fas
Baptist Leader Elected President of Southern Baptist Convention
The Rev Dr George W Trivett pastor of the First Baptist Church Dallas Texas was chosen as president at the twenty fourth annual session of the Southern Baptist convention held in Louisville Kentucky.
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George W. Trivett
First Baptist Church of
Dallas
Bex
Southern Baptist Convention
Louistville, Kyl
Settlement Hope in Nicaragua Amid Arm Disarm Efforts
Washington reports officials hopeful that Henry Stimson's firm stance will persuade Nicaraguan rebels to surrender arms to U S Marines and allow American supervision of 1928 elections. Liberals urged replacing President Diaz, while Sacasa and Moncada pressed for immediate change.
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Washington
Hennry S. Stimson
Coolidze
Managua
U.S
State Department
Samson
Presidentiaz
Stimson
Sacasa
Moncula
Diaz
Indictment sought in bride Ida Glazer murder case
Cuyahoga county grand jury may return an indictment in the Ida Glazer murder case after viewing the apartment where she was found dead on April 21. Prosecutor Edward A. Stanton said a full report was expected, as detectives reenacted the shooting and questioned Mrs. Heles Schaefer who denied involvement and said Joe Glazer knew nothing about the death.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Ida Glazer
Edward A. Stanton
Juy
Joseph Glazer
Cody
Glazer
Stat
Belhef
Stanton
Fiery cross burned and highway damaged near church site
A oil soaked fiery cross about ten feet high was burned on a lot at Middle Avenue and 15th Street before eleven. A sign advertising a new $509000 Second Methodist church and community center vanished as flames rose. Police investigated. motive and removal of the sign remain a mystery.
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Middle Avenna
15Th Street
Second Methodist Church
Fie
Youth with Collapsed Lungs Dies After Prolonged Struggle
Walter Booth, 18, who had artificial respiration after a fortnight of collapse, died this morning at Jefferson Hospital. Friends kept him alive for 366 hours as doctors and nurses worked to revive him, with his pulse ceasing at 6 am.
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Jefferson Hospital
Walter
Fear for safety of patrol officers near Nogales
Two U S immigration service patrol officers are feared to be in danger after a clash with 39 Yaqui Indians in Beat Canyon about 25 miles west of Nogales Arizona. Troops dispatched to locate the missing men are searching the area as Felix Hughes reports his companions did not accompany him after the encounter.
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Nogales
Ariz
United States Immigration Service
Here
Felix Hughes
Beat Canyon
Start Survey On Flood Control
The Mississippi River Commission will begin a flood control survey after the current crest passes. Col. Charles L. Potter says the commission will likely recommend raising levees by 3 or 4 feet and strengthening existing walls. He sees dam and spillway plans as impractical and aims to repair levees for next spring. The flood results from a rapid western water rush, with the Ohio River as a usual trouble source.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi River Commission
Coolidge
Charles L. Potter
Potter
Tite
Ohio
Health and Diet Advice Series Begins in Chronicle Telegram
Kirk introduces a health department series explaining disease causes and cures through dietetics, physical culture, and mental attitude. The articles aim for plain language, avoid diagnosis, emphasize home remedies, lab tests by physicians, and readers’ questions to be mailed in for answers. Tomorrow’s topic is How Diet Cures.
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Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Opening Wolfe Road to Ease West Side Congestion
Cuyahoga County Commissioners authorize funds to finalize Wolfe Road opening via Bay Village. Project connects Wolfe and Walker Roads, paving through Avon Lake, diverting traffic over Detroit and Hilliard bridges, with new Lorain Black River bridge to shorten routes to Toledo and Detroit.
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Cuyahoga County
Wolfe Road
Bay Village
West Side
Welle Road
Wolfe
Walker Road
Avons Lake Village
Market Highway
Lake Road
Detroit Road
Hilliard Road
Wolfe Walker
Black River
Lorain
Santusky
Toledo
Detroit
Norwalk
Elsha
Throwen Lorato
Sheffield
Avon Lake
Jay Village
Union Miners Start Trouble at Lick Run Mine
Union miners tried to evict non union workers at the Lick Run Coal company in Nelsonville. John McGill, Tick Run mine manager, placed a machine gun on the tipple to guard workers and shaft access. He says law officials advised paying a fine would avert trouble.
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Columbus. Q
Lick
Wick Run Coal Company
McGill
Fat Man Fails To Escape Jail In Bryan
Raymond Stevens could not squeeze through the wall opening due to his size and remained jailed as Nelson and McFall fled. Nelson, imprisoned for train riding, and McFall, jailed for carrying a concealed weapon, escaped using a small iron piece.
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Bryan
Raymond Stevens
C. C. Nelson
Daniel McFall
Nelson
McFall
McPall
Elyria Red Cross Appeal Surpasses Fundraising Goal
Elyria chapter and its seven surrounding communities report strong support for flood relief. A. L. Garford says the campaign aims to raise three times the original 1275 quota, with 3700 in sight. Donations from Oberlin Grafton North Ridgeville and others total 901.05, including $600 from Oberlin, with many volunteers and local groups contributing.
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Red Cross
A. L. Garford
Cisres
Elyria
Bre
Oberlin
Grafton
North Ridgeville
North Eaton
Fields
la Porte
Columbia Station
Weiliigton
Grace Lutheran Church
St. Andrews
First Congregational Church
Good Will Bible Classz
Second Congregational Church
Larotte M. BE
North Eston Church of Christ
Columbia
Statian Church
Columbia Baptist
More Machines In Lorain Co This Year
Lorain County reports 21 461 motor vehicles registered by May 1 up from last year. R E Hakes says projections reach about 26 000 for the county by year end if the trend continues. A two cent gasoline tax proposal would cut license fees from four to two dollars and reduce municipal shares.
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Lorain Coucts
R E. Hakes
Automobile Licenose Bureau
Court House
Hakes
Floria
Lorain
Oberlin
Amherst
South Am- Isf
Avon
Avon Lake
Grafton
LaGrange
Rochester
Sheffield Lake
Wellington
Lorain County
Dirigible Los Angeles Sets Off On Trial Trip
In Washington today May 7 the Navy dirigible Los Angeles began a trial flight over the capital circling the Potomac before heading to its hangar at Lakehurst New Jersey for the cruise. The Navy Department said communication was established with the airship during the flight. The craft then moved toward its hangar at Lakehurst to prepare for the voyage.
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Washington
Navy Dirigibip
Los Angeles
Firizg
Ward
Poftomac
Navy Department
Lakehurst
N. J
Flood Relief Efforts as Louisiana Sees Massive Refugee Crisis
Thousands remain marooned in a 3000 acre flood lagoon in the northwest while 5 000 to 8 000 refugees crowd the levees at Tensas Parish. Rivals focus on dikes as relief crews build sea walls and New Orleans faces backwash risk though river forecasts stay under 21 feet.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Chace
Tensas
Old River
Red River
Atchafalaya
New Ordezna
Plans For Lorain County Boys Day
Lorain County hosts a Boys Day with school age youths invited by the Cleveland American League management. Elyria youths will travel to Cleveland to watch the Indians play the Athletics with transportation arranged by E J Howenstine and police chief E J Stenkard coordinating.
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Anguet
Luvar
Duos Picid
Citvelland
Cleveland American Leagues
Elyria
Cleveland
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
E. J. Howenstize
Cleveland Club
E. J. Stenkard Ts
Assembly Will Meet Monday in Ohio Deficit Talks
Columbus May 7 The Ohio General Assembly plans a definite program to cover the revenue fund deficit when it reconvenes Monday after Friday talks among Rep. Martin S. Dodd Sen C C Bolton Gov Donahey and others The group discussed taxes including cigarette stamp tax amusements tax half mill levy and mortgage recording tax as possible sources to wipe out the deficit while the governor held back from committing to any pay agreements. The session resumes at 1 oclock after a recess since April 33.
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Columbus
Lescers
General Assembly
Martin
Dodd
Toledo
Firod
House
Cc. C. Bolton
Cleveland
Senate
R. D. Williamson
Tracy
Donahey
Donaber
Bating
Indian Lake
Bin
Doud
Tetons Yvenes
Resenn
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Hudson Maxim
Justice Charles W. Mason
Nicaracha
Bride
Booth
Health and Diet Advice
Frank McCoy
Fat Man
Civvic
Board of Trade, Manufacturers Association
Taniges
Loyal Order of Manse
Kaighits of
Acme Grange
Rotarr
Kinanis
M. C. A. Order of de- Molay
Nye
Elyria High School
Daughters of Scotia
Elyria Memorial Hospital
A. R
U.S W
Bethel Shrine
W. C. A. Parent Teachers Assn. of
LaPorte
Lorain Cor Savings & Frust Co
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Savings Deposit Bank & Trest Co
First Savings & Sons Co
Elsria Telephone Company
Qoners AG
Red Crosse
Elrria
Lorain Co
Diricible
Oak Grove
Harrisonborg
Hastrop
Delbi
Lake Providence
Vicksburg
Milas
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