Mississippi River Flood Threatens Louisiana and Kansas City Weather
Flood warnings describe the Mississippi River cresting across parts of Louisiana with 160000 acres and up to 30900 farms at risk, evacuations for 709000 people in the state, and earlier levee breaches near Cortonport and Bornefontille. The Kansas City area forecasts seven feet rise on the Missouri River with heavy rains and isolated damage but limited overall impact expected.
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Orleans
Rodav
Degasia
Susgar Bowl
Louisiana
Bee Bena
Northeas
Cortonport
Bornefontille
Escerder
Kansas
Wissonzi
Aise
Weather Bureau
Tate
Esterda
Kainsis
Netective to Hear Verdict on Tuesday
Canton Daily News reports the murder trial of Ployd Sheitenberses, jailed for the Den R Winlett case, will go before the jury Tuesday. Special Prosecutor G McChinach will continue the cross examination. defense rests soon, with one rebuttal witness from each side.
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Ployd
Sheitenberses
den R
Winlett
Canton Daily News
Rds
G McChinach
Strevienberager
Tastessman
Pat Arlermort
Ren Raudner
Fom the
Starder
Hughes Accused of Assault Charge Exonerated by Grand Jury
The grand jury exonerated Hughes and his wife in an assault case involving their stepson Rupere and a 16 year old. Testimony indicated the suspect locked his wife in a room and struck her, with corroboration from Marian Harris who said she heard a disturbance later that evening.
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Minfoi
Hughes
Mies
Larris
Italian Ace Off Again in Rainy Memphis Departure
Italian pilot Francesco De Pine and crew prepared for a Memphis flight amid showers. The Basta Maria II reportedly operated flawlessly as De Pine departed from Pessacole, pa.
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Oprleana
Francesco de Pinevo
Memphis
de Pinedo
Norn
Pessacole
Secretary Andrews to Nominate New Prohibition Commissioner
Treasury official L Andréws plans a smooth July 1 launch for a new prohibition bureau and has arranged vacations for staff. A permanent commissioner is expected to be named within days after White House talks and a candidate list includes Seymour Fawmen and Elmira Yy, with Mellon weighing options and Senate approval anticipated.
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WU Su Lon Wee
Secrian of the Treasury
Andréws
Prohibition Bureau
Chen
Sai
Jie
Secretary of the Treasury
Veileo
LOM Missioner
Profumuzsn
antisiJoon League
Wellon
Westerdat
Mellon
MIM
Seymour
Elmira Yy
Treasurt
Andrews
Waters threaten three parishes along Virhafalava river
May 14 Louisiana parishes east and southeast of here faced flood risk as defenses fought to hold back rising waters. A break near the levee could flood farms between Ichafatesa and Is sinsipia rivers, sending water toward Mood. Atchafatasa reached a flood base of 465 feet.
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Melville
Toledo Officials Face Criticism Over 1925 City Administration
A Toledo report and city auditor criticized officials for careless procedures in 1925. Charge of water expenditure misuse and disregard of state laws. Audit covers municipal governance and alleged evasion of regulations by named officials.
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Coumels
O. Mar
Tatello
Bry Suace
Joho
Toledo Chomers
Jins
Publisher Plans Luxurious Air Yacht From Copenhagen
Mar 14 report states publisher Van Lear Black, of the Baltimore Sun, ordered a luxury air yacht. The craft, a Fokker plane, will include an electric kitchen and sleeping room. Black plans to fly home by air in about two months.
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Copenhagen
van Lear Black
Baltioore Sur
Air Jacht
United Press
M Delens
K L Mo Lucht Waerts
Ijolland Blackh
Fokker
Ho de Jong
Black
United Press Demonstrates Around World News Relay
United Press staged a global news relay at the Missouri Union University dinner, linking Columbia to New York and multiple cable lines. The event showcased around the world and around South America message transmission via the Commercial Cable Co and RCA with editors witnessing signatures and radio updates from ships at sea.
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Columbia Mo
South America
Atlantic
Pacific
Lintea Press
Commercial Cable Co
Radio Corporation of America
All American Cables, Inc
Commerceal Pacific Cable Co
Great Northern Telegraph Co
Th Western Laotop
Taved Press
Wirssouri
Walter Williams
Universisy School
Jour Nan
United Press
Karl A Bickel
Ralph H Turner
Anils James Willer
Columbia
Missiouri
Wis
New York
Ome
Turner
United
Juies Newbork
All America
Lina
Buenos Aires
All American
Rio de Janeiro
Bt Westeronian
All American Cable Co
Arena Mission
Lumat
Bram
Bhe Puesta
Toy
Missouri
Tomer
United Pressmen
Woolson
Sew Turk
Keen London
Gould
Shanghai
Marshal
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Deoter
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London
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York
Acres
Waterville
Ireland
Europe
Siberia
Onent
Great Northern Telegraph
Casile Fuban Lemugead
Ladivostoch Irhatsh
Sagasaba_l
Mania
Guam
Radio Corporation
Chatham
Puckerton
Bounas
Calif
Skidding Auto Fatal Outside Cleveland May Day Tragedy
One man was killed and a passenger severely injured when a small coupe skidded on wet pavement and crashed into a trailer pole. The victim, Fred Garret, 21, died at the scene with a crushed skull. Charles Hafner, 25, and Sidney Tomlinson, 25, the driver, escaped uninjured. Tomlinson is held on a manslaughter charge.
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Cleveland U
seTigush
Atold Hlee
Fred Garret
Charles Hafner
Sidney
Tominogon
Tomlinson
Paris Flyer Daring Pilot Con Vuris In May
Edward Kells reported unusual custody ordeal involving James A Miller. Miller was slated for transfer after failing to provide charges. He allegedly fled to Indianapolis, securing requisition papers before heading to Eston's jail. Marshal George S Mitchell questioned the whereabouts of the prisoner.
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Edward Kells
Kelly
Jame A. Miller
Faron
Tnd
Indianapolis
Eston
George S Mitchell
Columbus
Yosterway
Secret raid uncovers missing English war office documents
London reports say secret service operatives found crucial English war office papers after a raid on a stronghold held by two Russian groups. Locksmiths attacked reinforced safes as authorities demanded keys within three hours, while Tat Latin factions claimed control of the premises since Thursday.
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London
Dorunienot
Ech Smiths
Arcos Tid
Tulet
Scotland
War Office
Detroit day agent charged with manslaughter in river collision
Detroit, May 14. Pacing charges of involuntary manslaughter filed after a motor launch carrying James Lee and daughter Mudred, 34, was rammed on the Detroit River by federal prohibition patrol boat piloted by August Lotiner. Lotiner says he chased a suspect heat when the launch struck his path. he calls the accident unavoidable.
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Detroit Mid
Mev
James Lee
Mudred
August Lotiner
Lees
Lottiner
Detroit River
Lottner
Fundamentalist modernist clash eyed at Ohio Baptist meet
The Ohio Baptist convention opens in Youngstown May 16 19 as Rev Chester BE Tulga editor of The Hornet faces sharp criticism from Denison University students and Dr T F Chambers secretary. Chambers says Tulsa controversy will not be addressed unless demanded at the Youngstown gathering.
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Youngstown
Upoe
Chester
Tulga Niles
the Hornet
T F Chambers
Ohio Baptist
Chambers
Avery Shaw
Denison University
Denison Tniversitt A Moderniel
Ohio Baptit Agim
Ohio
Tulsa
Mine Blast Traps Eight at Central Pocahontas Coal Mine
An explosion at the Shannon Branch mine near Welch traps eight workers from Central Pocahontas Coal Co. Rescue teams from Cow & Cow Co rush to the scene as officials inspect the accident. The blast, likely fired by a miner's lamp igniting gas, occurred early today with no fire reported. prior incidents at the colliery date back to January.
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Bluefield
Shannon
Central Pocahontas Coal Co
Welch
Ord
Cow & Cow Co
Cary
Central Pocahontas
Erpiosion Us
Government abandons search for flyers amid fog
Washington March 14 The Navy and Coast Guard suspended the search for missing French fliers Nungesser and Coli as dense fog halted operations. Vessels and aircraft to aid American fliers will keep lookout, with plans to reverse direction, while helium shortages impede extended search efforts. The Los Angeles would face a 2409 mile voyage, helium scarce.
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Navy
Coast Guard
Nungesser and
Cell
New York
Nun- Beaser
Gloucester Mass
Maine
Moffett
Aeronautic
Wilbur
Los Angeles
Flyers Await Good Weather Before Start
May 14 reports from New York say storms and Atlantic fog kept three airmen grounded, delaying the trans Atlantic attempt from New York to Paris. Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Lindbergh were among those ready to depart as weather threatened to postpone the historic race and news of the missing Nungesser and Coli crew added tension to the day's developments.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Mppacteac
Jeast
Paris
Clarence Chambelain
Lioyd Bertaud
Ubis
Chas Lindbergh
Alsol
Fokker
Richert
Charles Nangesser
Francois Coli
Newfoundland
Los Angeles
Chamberlain-Nerland
Parks
Lindbergh
San Diego
St Louis
Hespiene
America
Curtiss Field
Ruase Sett
Drunken Driver Pleads Guilty in DWI Case
Last night Deputy Sheriff arrested Steve Repka and Jarain for driving while intoxicated. They were arraigned before Justice 5 J George yesterday. Repka pled guilty and was fined 20 dollars plus costs and jailed for sixty days.
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Steve Repka
Jarain
J George
Sutty Dava
Court Affirms Murder Verdict in Chillicothe
Fourth district appeals court sustains common pleas ruling convict Montrane Tickleman for murder of Dan Garrett. The judge’s decision upholds the Ohio Penitentiary sentence. attorney John W. Golsberre says no appeal to the Supreme Court. Mention of related cases and previous family tragedy noted.
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Chillicothe
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Montrane
Tickleman
Ohio Penitentiary
Dan Garrett
Hck
Inaun
John Wo Golsberre Thebman
Supreme Court
Acin
Ckmaz Mortrose
Awailuy
Lertrocutioa
Bank cashier Gregg released after false entries charge
Gregg, cashier of the Commercial Bank of West Jewerson closed by the State Banking Department, appeared before Major Leroy Cornwell in London to answer a charge of making false entries. Affidavit filed by State Examiner Willer, in charge of the bank, lists Gregg released pending further investigation.
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Tondos
A Gregg
Commercial Bank of
States President Will Be Named On First Ballot
Marion Ohio May 14 President Coolidge will seek re election and be renominated on the first ballot at the Republican National Convention United States Senator Frank B Willis of Ohio said in an interview during the dedication of thirteen marble markers over graves of unknown War of 1812 soldiers at Fort Morrow north of Marion Willis urged a return to old fashioned national American patriotism and said not one dollar of the foreign war debt would be cancelled
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Marion
Coolidge
United States
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Willis
Fortmorrow
Air express to South starts Louisville to Cleveland route
The Louisville Cleveland Passenger and Express Air Line, operated by the Embry Bridle Co, will begin service Wednesday with five Waco planes at Louisville. First leg departs Louisville after opening, stopping at Cincinnati Payton, Columbus, and Akron before arriving in Cleveland at 11:20 am. Return flights depart Cleveland at 2 pm with Cincinnati arrival at 6:10 pm. The service lands at Bowman Field Louisville.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Cleveland
Embry Briddle Co
Waco
Lutcken
Payton
Columbus
Akronill
Louisvie
Cinekopati
Dayton
Akron
Davign
Bowman Field
Lomtswie
Dynamite Sent to Governor Amid Sacco-Vanzetti Case
A package of dynamite addressed to Governor Fuller was sent to Boston postal authorities who disclosed the threat. The note signed A Citizen of the World threatened further violence if Sacco and Vanzetti are executed, as the governor contends with the case and a recent leg injury.
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Boston
Fuller
Fuller Oth
Chicago
Sacco-Vanzett
Massachusetts
Sacco and Wanzetts
Fark D Cosmo
Fuler
Colvin
Webster Tharer
Nicola Sacca
Bartolomeo Vanzett
Wheeler Meets Coolidge on Prohibition Policy
Washington May 14 Waspe KB Wheeler general counsel of the Anti Saloon League conferred with President Coolidge at the White House for more than an hour on the prohibition situation and the man to be selected permanent federal prob won coroner Roger Wheeler understood to have pressed for selection of Rue Haynes known to be the candidate of the league. Weather in Great Lakes region fair with showers midweek then near normal later.
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Washington
Waspe KB Wheeler
Anti Saloon League
Wth
Coolidge
White House
Roger Wheeler
A Haynes
Radyotates French Flyer Are Safe
In Atlanta on March 14 19 year old amateur radio operator J M Eubanks circulated a message claiming Nungesser and Coli were found and located after their plane ran out of fuel near Newfoundland. The source cautioned the message may be unauthentic and could not verify the call station.
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Atlanta
Nux- Besser
Coli
J M Eubanks
4-FI
Nungesser
Eubanks
Avon Teen Dies After Bus Attack In Avon
May 14 Lorain reports Andres Karp 16 son of Mr and Mrs Mike Karp of Avon died Friday night at St Joseph hospital after being struck by an interurban bus on his way home from school at noon. He is survived by his parents and four siblings Lola John Eleaper Wildred Delores and Robert. Funeral services will be conducted Monday morning at 9 at St Mary's Church in Avon.
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Lorain
Andres Karp
Mike Karp
Avon
St. Joseph Sf Hospital
Lola
John Eleaper
Wildred Delores
Robert
St Mary’s Church
Baltimore and Ohio to Install Signals at Crossings
The Baltimore and Ohio plans to install traffic signal crossings at West Street and Huron Street after approval by the president and board. Materials are being assembled and signals will be promptly installed. The service director plans to request Oberlin Road crossing signal addition, citing it as more dangerous.
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Baltimore and Ohio
James A Hewitt
West Street
Huron Street
H G Krose
Oberlin Road
West Eirceit
Pola Negri Becomes Princess in Seraincourt Marriage
Pola Negri was crowned princess this afternoon at 3 p.m. in the town hall of Seraincourt France after marrying Pine Serves Mdi, a brother of Mae Wurras, amid wartime conditions in the town.
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France
Pola Mega
Meivrany
Yide Cate
Mdi
Mae Wurras
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