Reinforcements Sent to French in Tribal War
Dispatches from Rabat and Fez report Gen ral Billotte arriving with heavy search reinforcements on the Riffian front near Chechaouen. Spanish air squadrons step up bombing, while Abd El-Krim gathers tribesmen and digs in along the Ouergha river valley and Senhhdja mountains.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Associated Press
Genral Billotte
Chechaouen
Arelilla
Spanish Morocco
Fez
Frenc
Abd El-Krim
Marshal Lyoautey
Count Dg Chambrun
Abd-El-Krim
Bibane
Colombat
El-Bali
Bafant
Amser
Ainleug
Ouergha
Senhhdja
Freydenbere
Garabes Mezzia
Branes
Jambay
Oued Alamar
Abd-El- Brim
Leonardis Elixir For The Blood Promises Strength
An old advertisement touts LEONARDIS ELIXIR FOR THE BLOOD as a tonic to feed and fortify the blood, claiming it builds strength and vigor to ward off disease. The copy urges asking for LEONARDIS ELIXIR in a yellow package and warns against substitutes, sold by Dan Antwerp's Drug Corp and other druggists.
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Leonardi
Leonardis
Dan Antwerp
Drug Corp
Saved From An Operation by Pills and Remedies
A Iowa reader from Council Bluffs reports back pain relief after using Pinkham remedies with friends noting improvement in work ability and energy. A Pennsylvania note from Metrosem cites Lydia E. Pinkham preparations easing female troubles and swelling that once prevented walking.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Ates Pinkham
Hecxmann
Concil Bluffs
Lydia E
Donner
War debt talks resume with Belgium France and Estonia
May 19 Associated Press reports renewed activity in the war debt dispute as Belgium Estonia and France move toward funding agreements. Belgian and Estonian officials discuss settlement with Secretary Mellon amid talks on post war loans totaling about 480 million dollars with Estonia facing a near 14 million dollar claim. France may audit accounts before negotiations with Washington with a committee of experts likely visiting.
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Washington
Associated Press
Belgium
Esthenia
France
Dispatches
Brussels
Phillips
Mellon
Baron Cartier de Marchienne
American Debt Commission
Psip
Paris
Caillaux
Double Tragedy in Covington Wife Shot Then Kills Self
Otis Wilkens, 32, a railroad fireman, entered the home of his estranged wife Mrs. Zora Wilkens in Covington and shot her twice, wounding her seriously. He then shot himself, dying en route to a hospital. Mrs. Wilkens expected to recover. Wilkens had formerly lived in Knoxville Tennessee.
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Covington
Associated Press
Zora Wilkens
Otis Wilkens
Proposals To Halt Smuggling At Border Conference
Mexican representatives at a U S Mexico border conference in El Paso presented proposals covering smuggling narcotics public health migration fishing and hunting and extradition measures with the first session adjourned at noon.
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EL Paso
Texas
Associated Press
United States
Deliberate blast hits Panama mine during strike
At Panama mine near Moundsville West Virginia an explosion wrecked a bunk house and ejected eight miners from beds. Police suspect a can of nitro glycerine or dynamite was thrown to stop reopening of the Ben Franklin Coal Company mine, which had been closed during the strike. The Parr's Run mine of Mineral State Coal resumed operations today.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Associated Press
Ben Franklin Coal Company
Panama
Mineral State Coal Company
Parr’s Run
Connecticut 150th anniversary re enacts 1775 charter departure
In New Haven Connecticut the governor's foot guard led a parade marking the 150th anniversary of the second company's charter and its 1775 departure for Cambridge to join the Continental army. Historic units from Virginia Boston New York Worcester Hartford and more joined the celebration as thousands watched.
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New Haven
Conn
Associated Press
Connecticut
Cambridge
Continental Army
Richmond Light Infantry
E. Lee Trinkle
Virginia
Governor's Foot Guard
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Old Guard
New York
Putnam Phalanx
Worcester
Phlanx
Hartford
Fusilier Veteran Battery
Boston Greys
National Guard
United States Army
Visitors Report Bulgarian Condemned Men Cheerful Before Execution
The Sofia prison visit by a Daily Express correspondent finds the communists condemned for the cathedral bombing calm and sociable, chatting, smoking and playing cards, with no evident torture. He cites Christ de Journin alias Thomas Murphy claiming prison treatment in Sofia was better than at Sing Sing.
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DEATH
London
Associated Press
Daily Express
Sofia
Bulgaria
Christ de Journin
Thomas Murphy
Sing Sing
Convicted killer Ce ino Madeiros in Wrentham bank murder
In Dedham Massachusetts on May 19 a jury found Ce ino Madeiros guilty of the murder of James E Carpenter the cashier of the Wrentham National Bank who was shot during an attempted bank robbery on November 1. The report notes agid rush and a thousands strong exodus from Viadivostol.
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Dedham
Mass
Associated Press
Ceino Madeiros
James E. Carpenter
Wrentham National Bank
Alabama Student Drowns in Florida
Henry E. Thompson, 25, of Albertville Alabama, a senior at Howard College, drowned while swimming at Camp Walton Florida. He had joined a weeklong outing with Theta Kappa Nu fraternity members.
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Birmingham
Ala
Henry E. Thompson
Albertville
Alg
Howard College
Camp Walton
Fla
Thompson
Theta Kappa Nu
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Viadivostol
Alabama
Florida
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Mobile
J. E. Paterson Lumber CO
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New Orleas
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
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