Peasants March on Bucharest to Demand Regency Change
Thousands of peasants march unarmed toward Bucharest demanding the Regency dismiss the Bratanu government as incompetent and tyrannical. The demonstration, spanning five days, follows a Sunday rally with hundreds of thousands attending Alba Julia and Julia Matin delivering political speeches amid rain.
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Bucharest
Romania
Europe
Bratanu
Rumania
Julia Matin
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Bitter Indiana primary ends tomorrow
A bitter primary campaign nears its end in Indiana. Tomorrow voters will choose Republican and Democratic presidential candidates, U S Senators, members of the House, Governor, state officers, legislature, and local officials. The Hoover Watson contest dominates national interest. Jane Woollen is unopposed for Democratic presidential preference.
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Inimanapolis
Ind
Trdlena
United States
House of Representatives
Herbert Hoover
James B. Watson
Jane Woollen
Indianapolis
Woman Shot While Escaping Fire. Arrests Made
A federal posse hunted two men after seven arrests in a case tied to the slaying of Kate Browning, 60, shot as she fled a burning home with five family members. Prohibition agents moved into Bullitt County as investigators warned delays in the broader inquiry into moonshining related violence.
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Kate Browning
Prohibition
Bullitt County
Browning
Twins Reared Apart Brought Together by Similar Faces
In Chicago University researcher Dr Horatio Newman studied twins raised apart and found striking facial resemblance between Eleanor and Georgiana Kelly, sisters separated early and reunited at 21. The two, born July 23, 191, in New York, were adopted by families in South Bend and Michigan respectively. Fingerprints and tests will probe genetic versus environmental influence.
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Horatio H. Newman
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Canada
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Mhriyat Clan
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Lindbergh and Police Avert Accident at New York Field
Charles A Lindbergh landed after a short flight to a field crowded by about 2000 people. Motorcycle police charged the crowd with sirens, guards tried to create a safe space, two women suffered cuts and bruises, and Lindbergh swerved the plane to avoid a crash.
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Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Seattle Realtor Arrested for Brutal Attack Claim
SEATTLE May 1 An accused brutal attack on Mrs Paul Luckabee, a widow, led to the arrest of Fr A Moore a local realtor. Police say she was trapped in her apartment by a ruse and assaulted.
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Seattle
Mra
Paul Luckabee
Fr. A. Moore
Break-up on Upper Yukon Nearing Break-up
Special to Empire reports Upper Yukon near break up as ice remains solid along Selkirk, Pelly, and Klondike regions. Temperatures range from 42 to 46 degrees above, Yukon river levels rise several inches at multiple stations, and minor jams persist at Yukon Crossing while awaitant ice loosens. London note: Henry M. Daniel leaves Navy service after court martial to write reviews and sports for The My Mall.
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Wivicen
Selkirk
Pelly River
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Stewart
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Severed Totley
Ogilvie
Dannon
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Bear
London
Navy
Henry M. Daniel
My Mall
Hoover Best Bet for the Nomination
Washington May 7 An uncertain atmosphere surrounds Herbert Hoover as the Republican convention opens tomorrow with Hoover favored to win the nomination. Hoovers lead is challenged by Smith backers who hope to shift the delegate count. Rumors circulate about potential VP candidates and a hearing on campaign funds.
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Fetary
Herbert
Hoover
Indiana
Alfred Smith
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Flood Control Accord Nears Senate House Agreement
Washington May 7 After a long conference with President Coolidge the Senate and House conferees on the Mississippi flood control bill report substantial progress toward an agreement. Senator Wesley L Jones said another meeting will follow and the conference report may be drawn to craft a bill meeting the President's recommendations. A White House statement says the President believes an agreement will be reached.
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Coolidge
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Wesley L. Jones
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Plane backsplash injures three near Seattle river
SEATTLE May 7 Blown by the backwash of a leading plane a commerce plane dived by the Duwamish River injuring Edwin Kinsey and 90 W. M. Coleman. Lon Brennan, pilot, broke an ankle but aided in rescuing passengers from drowning.
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Seattle
Commerce
Duwamish
Edwin Kinsey
W. M. Coleman
Lon Brennan
Texas Democrats Debate Uninstructed Delegates at State Convention
The dry faction led by Gov. Moody aims to control a large share of Texas delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Uninstructed for or against a presidential candidate, Moody seeks a dry plank in the national platform and a dry nominee. Republican results show Hoover winning in Texas, shaping the delegation to Kansas City, amid a broader party contest. A church listing urges readers to study Psalms for various moods and guidance.
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Dallas
Gove Moody
Moody
Jesse He J
Thomas J. Walsh
Gens Smith
Smith
Pexas
Coast Guard Inquiry Board Clears Ship in Sub Disaster
The Coast Guard Inquiry Board absolves the destroyer Paulding of blame in the submarine disaster off Provincetown Massachusetts, agreeing with the Naval Inquiry Board findings. The May 7 report confirms no fault by Qun Craft and supports the original assessment of events surrounding the incident.
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Washington
Naval Inquiry Board
Coast Guard Inauty Board
Paulding
Provincetown
Mass
Washington for Hoover in Yakima May Meeting
Washington backers in Yakima discuss support for Hoover as the state convention approves unabridged delegation. Precinct conventions vote on slate with a May 22 selection date in Dallas Texas for the final adoption.
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Wash
Torbert C. Hoover Inc
Washington
Mepolloan
Baturhir
Dallas
Texas
Flowver
Skull Believed to Be Head of Man Missing Since 1913 Found
In Wrangell Alaska May 7 a skeleton identified as Christian Beheffviad once Elmer W183 was found in the woods near the beach. A coroner’s jury found no foul play. The man had been missing since 1913 and was linked to local officials and the Smithsonian by a former head of the United States Biological Survey in Alaska.
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Alarky
Christian Beheffviad
I Elmer
Smithsonian
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Scheffatad
Amy
Sveredd
Flex
Vearnest
P. Walker
Wines Bnehapd
United States Biological Survey
Alaska
Bie
St Junea
Mystery fragment hints at historic railway upheaval in May
An OCR fragment cites scattered place names and dates around a May timeline. It mentions Neurihar Re M250, Vesti Athy, Jabude seypee uk Sonitra Oz, and a historic division of Polrbainks with figures Lasher and Beng-Berg. context unclear but implies a historical transport or regional reorganization.
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Vesti Athy
Polrbainks
Mra
Lasher Ani Vi
Beng-Berg
Latouele
Navigation Opens on Stikine River Amid Heavy Tourism
The Stikine River navigation is opened with increased sailing of vessels and cargo movement. Tourists are planning more trips this season than ever, boosting activity at Wrangell and surrounding ports.
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Stikine River
Wrangigl
Maki
Mig
Sue Ying
Sid
Massacre Demands Spark Tense Japan China tensions
May 7 report cites 14 deaths in China blamed on Japanese actions as wartime hostilities mount. Consul reports women abducted and atrocities feared, while naval patrols and diplomatic exchanges heighten fear of wider conflict.
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Pering
Jipett
China
Tain Wi Mersages
CANDIDATES ARE QUIZZED IN SENE CAMPAIGN HEARING
Washington May 7 presidential hopefuls faced a Senate Campaign Funds Committee session. Candidates were questioned as the panel sought to craft impartial rules governing campaign finance amid lighthearted banter from members and the crowd. Early arrivals included Senators Carthes, Gait, Norris, and Moore.
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Senate Campaten Funds Committee
Charles Carths
Ranges
Guy 1
Gait
West Vi
George Wo Norris
Hruska
Bert Mo Witelievels
England may change to decimal system
England may move toward a decimal currency, replacing the current system based on pounds shillings and pence with ten and hundred valued units. Proposals have circulated for years, but public support and practical questions linger. chambers of commerce back a reform, while some fear disruption and price shifts.
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