FLIER MARTIN AND HIS PLANE STILL MISSING
Major Frederick L. Martin and his plane remain unaccounted for after departing Chignik Alaska with his mechanic Sergeant Alva L. Harvey to reach Dutch Harbor. Persistent search efforts include dog teams and gasoline launches from Port Moller and the Oregonian ready to join the Bering Sea hunt as weather and wind complicate the fate of the missing globe flier.
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Governor denies “de liberate falsehood” in Italians case
Baton Rouge May 3 AP Governor Parker denounces as a de liberate falsehood a statement attributed by attorney George Gulotta to threaten hangings if lynching occurred. Gulotta intends to file for a federal habeas corpus writ Monday challenging the May 9 execution of five Italians condemned at Amite.
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Parker
George Gulotta
Amite
Gulotta
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Bonus Bill Moves Toward White House Action
Washington May 3 AP The bonus bill advances through congressional steps as President Coolidge prepares to meet a delegation from the Ex Service Men's Anti Bonus league. It was unclear if final action would reach the president before Monday as engrossing signatures await today.
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Colleges denounce Butler anti-prohibition remarks at conference
At the Methodist Episcopal general conference in Springfield Massachusetts on May 3 a resolution criticizes Columbia University President Nicholas Murray Butler for his anti prohibition statements. It commends Harvard President Emeritus Charles W Eliot and other college leaders for supporting law and order and calls on higher education to lead in prohibition.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
George R. Grosse
Depauw University
Indiana
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Butler
Japanese Ponzi Comes to Grief in San Francisco Case
San Francisco reports K. M. Araki, a reputed Japanese Ponzi operator, accused of swindling fellow Japanese in San Francisco out of more than $100,000 with promises of wealth. He has been arrested in Yokohama, per word received by a private detective agency.
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K. M. Araki
Yokohama
Parking Space Comes High for Braves Parking Rent
On Commonwealth Avenue Boston a block of land known as Low ell Park serves as a parking space for the Braves field. The yearly rental depends on the previous National League standings with 5000 for first place, 500 for second, 3500 for third, 500 less for fourth, and 1800 for fifth or lower.
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Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Lowell Park
Braves
Weather and baseball notes from today’s games
In Washington today weather and ball results mix as rain affects the Chicago Cleveland game. Players listed include Martina Ruel Jones Bush Behang Thurston Schalk Uhle Myatt in this partial recap.
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Ceesenes
York
Martina
Ruel
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Bush
Behang
Chicago-Cleveland
Thurston
Schalk
Uhle
Myatt
Training Camp Food Plans Increase Ration at Youth Camps
Washington May 3 AP Army subsistence experts set menus and raised daily rations to 45 cents per trainee with an extra 25 cent allowance for prep and service at citizen military training camps. Regular cooks staff kitchens aided by detachments, offering balanced meals with fruit cereal salad fresh milk or buttermilk and vegetables.
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Washington
Quartermaster Corps
Mothers Clash Over Carnation Sale for Mothers Day
Washington May 3 Officers of the American War Mothers protest a Mothers Day International association criticism of their plan to sell carnations next Saturday for Mothers Day funds. The War Mothers say May is set aside for all motherhood and pledge funds to assist service and former service men. The May 10 observance was authorized by the national board of executives.
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American War Mothers
Mothers’ Day International Association
Congress
National Board of Executives
The
Reparations talks show progress at Chequers Court
London May 8 AP reports progress in bridging gaps between Britain and France at Chequers Court during talks with Prime Minister MacDonald Premier Theunis and Belgian Foreign Minister Hymans on reparations. Discussions touched the Ruhr occupation and guarantees with Belgian proposals for an economic boycott in default under the Dawes plan. A MacDonald Poincare meeting seems nearer but unlikely before France’s May 11 elections.
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Great Britain
France
MacDonald
Theunis
Hymans
Belgium
Chequers Court
Ruhr
Evening Standard
Germany
Premiera MacDonald
Poincare
Interior directs lease of 1818 area coal tract in Castle Gate
The interior department ordered the Salt Lake land office to offer for lease a public coal tract of 1818 acres in the Castle Gate district of the Roookcliff field.
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Washington
Interior Department
Salt Lake
Castle Gate
Rookcliff Field
Washington legislative sessions and hearings detailed
Senate and house meet as immigration bill conferees press deliberations. Senate agriculture panel hosts a proevent with the Muncle Shoals hearing. House committee probes the shipping board while the session continues. Womens International League for Peace and Freedom maintains its ongoing session. House Rivers and Harbors panel weighs the Chicago drainage canal proposal.
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House
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Muncle Shoals
House Committee
Shipping Board
Womens International League For Peace and Freedom
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Chicago Drateage Canal
Samuels Rejects Short Line Plan at Driggs Hearing
At Driggs Idaho May 3 the Teton Coal company heard a long testimony session over track repair and rates after Union Pacific offered to turn over the Victor line segment to the coal firm for five years. H F Samuels declared the coal firm would not run a railroad, aiming only to develop Idaho mines and serve the people.
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Ida
Union Pacific
Teton Coal Company
Victor
Coal Company
Utilities Commission
H. F. Samuels
Idaho
Samuels
Thomson
Graven
Church House
FP. H. Smith
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoof and Mouth Stops Polo Ponies in Idaho
Boise May 8 transportation of polo ponies from California to Idaho for spring tourney is barred by Idaho foot and mouth quarantine. Agriculture Commissioner Mark A Means says California live stock cannot be shipped into the state under any circumstances. Phoenix May 3 western governors to be invited to a conference to discuss quarantine effects due to foot and mouth disease in California.
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California
Idaho
Mark A. Means
Means
Phoenix
Ariz
West
Hunt
United States
Ralph Cameron
Arizona
Department of Agriculture
Land Grants Are Attacked In Oregon Railroad Suit
A federal suit in Portland seeks seven and a half million dollars from the Oregon and California Railroad over land grants made by Congress over forty years ago. The government seeks return of land sale and timber revenues and taxes paid, while allowing the railroad one million two hundred fifty thousand dollars for expenses. The company contends it is owed seven and a half million dollars for administration costs.
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Portland
Oregon
Wolverton
Theovernment
Oregon and California Railroad
Congress
Revolt Report Shakes Santa Olga Province in Cuba
President Zayas left Havana for Santa Olga as armed forces revolt against his government. He was joined by Iturralde and General Herrero, heading toward Cienfuegos where unrest is centered. De La Torre said Zayas seeks to assess the Santa Clara situation without signaling greater danger.
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Zayas
Santa Olga
Iturralde
General Herrero
Cienfuegos
Interior de la Torre
Zayna
Santa Clara
utiZayas
Pension bill being fought in Buenos Aires amid general strike
In Buenos Aires on May 3 AP reports President de Alvear faces choice to delay the new pension law or risk a nationwide strike. Workers and employers alike oppose the measure, five percent payroll deductions to fund pensions. Citywide walkouts and shop closures threaten commerce. some employers have paid the funds into banks awaiting further action.
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Buenos Aires
de Alvear
Rosario
Congress
Cooks’ Union
Aviator's Wife greatly worried in San Diego
Mrs. Frederick L. Martin wife of the Round the World aviator leader is visiting her sister in San Diego. She was described as in a condition of deep worry over her missing husband and is denying all callers and unable to speak on the telephone.
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San Diegoi
Calif
Frederick L. Martin
Louie J. Utt
Utt
Martin
Heroe
Marriage age and newborn in Baldwin sparks inquiry
A certificate filed by Town Clerk Gilbert shows Mrs. Susan Simpson Tucker 47 of Jersey City and her 17 year old husband Burton Tucker of South Essex, Mass welcomed a daughter in Baldwin. The couple’s marriage has been under Jersey court scrutiny for alleged fraud while their older daughter Peggy, age 7, previously died after a progressive illness. the case had sought a climate change postponement for trials.
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N. Y
Gilbert
Baldwin
Susan Simpson Tucker
Jersey City
Burton
Tucker
South Essex
Mass
Jersey
Peggy
Tuckers
Exclusion Bill Postponement Sought in Immigration Talks
Washington reports that President Coolidge backs delaying the Asiatic exclusion law effective date to ease Japan relations while approving the rest of the alien provisions. Senate and House conferees debated the exclusion clause for hours with no decision and may hold a night session to push a report next week.
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Coolidge
Japan
Senate
House
Ite House
California groups plan mass meeting on immigration bill
In San Francisco on May 3 AP reports representatives from California organizations will meet to organize a general mass meeting opposing modification of the Japanese exclusion clause in the federal immigration bill. Morgan Keaton, state adjutant of the American Legion, announced the plan. Newport Harbor police questioned three Japanese observers who photographed Fort Adams and the harbor. The film was to be developed and the trio released with names recorded. they left for New York.
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San Francisco
California
Morgan Keaton
The
American Legion
Newport, R. I
Fort Adams
Newport Harbor
New York
General Hale Hurt in Wreck Near Danville
Major General Harry Hale commander of the Sixth Corps Area and his chauffeur Sergeant George Witzkal were badly cut in a collision between the general’s automobile and a track in Danville Manville Iowa. Reports said the general was not seriously injured and taken to a Danville hospital while he was en route to Indianapolis for a Highty Fourth Division reunion.
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Harry ©. Hale
Sixth Corps
George Witzkal
Éneral
Manville
Wm. B. Graham
O. 8. Smith
Hale
Indianapolis
Highty- Fourth Division
Smith
Danville
Graham
Reduced One Way Fares From Idaho to Western Points
Union Pacific System offers daily reduced one way fares effective May 12 from Pocatello Idaho to Los Angeles and other Nevada Arizona New Mexico and California points. The Pocatello to Los Angeles fare is 34.23 dollars with the same fare back and other routes priced proportionately. J C Ticket Agent Pocatello Idaho.
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Idaho
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Pocatello
Los Angel
J. C
Bursum vows to press override of Coolidge veto on pension bill
Senator Bursum Republican New Mexico says an early effort will push the omnibus pension bill over President Coolidge’s veto. Officials estimate costs at 242 million dollars for five years and 415 million for ten years, with pensions for veterans widows and dependents.
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Coolidge
Bureau
Treasury
Bursum
New Mexico
Senate
House
Marding
Congress
Tribune Comic Section Rises Among Greatest
The Sunday Tribune expands its humor lineup with Matt and Jeff and Toonerville Trolley joining Standbys, Bringing Up Father, Andy Gump, and S'Matter Pop. The section appeals to children and adults alike, marking a top tier for the paper's funny pages.
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Jeff
Toonerville
Sunday Tribune
Andy Gump
Huck Fin
Matt
Tomorrow's Tribune previews varied features and serials
The Tribune promises a full payment fiction page and The Man Eaters serial of El Shelley's Africa adventures. A humorous weekly gist is planned, with diverse topics to entertain readers tomorrow and avoid rut.
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el Shelley
Africa
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