Businessmen Urge Teamwork for Prosperity at Chamber Meet
Washington May 9 AP The 2000 delegates at the 16th annual United States Chamber of Commerce meeting urged teamwork for prosperity. Donaldson Brown of General Motors warned that forecasting and planning control must coordinate production purchases and capital with sales needs. Dr. Lloyd Tenny of the agricultural bureau urged a sound US policy based on world market trends as 15 percent of US agricultural output is exported and foreign prices influence both surplus and shortage.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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General Motors Corporation
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Lombagt
United States
America
Rockefeller asks Stewart resign from Standard Oil board
John D. Rockefeller Jr. calls for the resignation of Colonel Robert W. Stewart, chairman of the board of Standard Oil Company of Indiana, after Stewart testified before the Senate committee investigating all reserve leases, despite having promised to resign on request.
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Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Stewart
Senate
Rockefeller
Italia Set for North Pole Flight From Spitzbergen
May 9 report from Spitzbergen states materials needed for the airship Italia to fly north and over the Arctic have arrived aboard the Citta di Milano. Weather is unusually good with clear visibility aiding preparations for a polar attempt. In Seville Spain aviators Iglesias and Jiminez pivot from a long distance Pacific plan to a possible India route if conditions improve.
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North Pole
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Seville
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Iglesias
Jiminez
Indiana GOP manager concedes as Watson wins primary
In Indianapolis AP reports Oscar G Poellinger, manager of Herbert Hoover's campaign in Indiana, issued a statement conceding defeat and congratulating Senator James E. Watson on his victory. He urged Watson to release Indiana's thirty three delegates after Watson's name is dropped at the national convention.
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Oscar G Poellinger
Herbert Hoover
Indiana
James E.watson
Watson
Jury Deadlocks in Knapp Grand Larceny Case
In Albany on May 9 a eight hour jury failed to reach a verdict against Florence E S Knapp former secretary of state charged with grand larceny of a state census pay check. The jury was discharged by Justice Stephen Callaghan and a new trial date set for May 21. Knapp offered no comment.
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Supreme Court
Stephen Callaghan
Unity Talk Set As Methodists Weigh Union With Other Churches
In Kansas City on May 9 AP reports the Methodist Episcopal church committee unanimously approves forming a 27 member commission to conduct all unification talks with the Episcopal and Congregational churches. The proposal advances to the quadrennial general conference for final action tomorrow morning.
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Kansas City
Vacuum Suspected as Ring Missing From Piano
Salt Lake City May 9 AP three weeks ago Mrs John Baer hid three diamond rings in her plane two moved rings to another place leaving one valued at 8600 undisturbed yesterday she found it missing and recalled a piano piano tuner cleaned the instrument today the tuner was questioned but said he saw one gem officers believe the vacuum retrieved it.
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Salt Lake City
John Baer
Lupescu Stands Beside Carol in Romanian Crisis Abroad
Crown Prince Carol of Romania seeks to stay in Britain after a Home Office demand he report movements. Magda Lupescu vows to support him through his difficulties, even if she must fade from his life upon his coronation. The Daily Mail notes Carol’s crestfallen mood amid a confusing Surrey stay.
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London
Permer
Carol of
Rumenia
Miilieh
Home Secretary
House of Commons
M Joneseu
Carol
William Joyns
on-Hicka
England
Wnd
Civie
Michael
Kagland
Magda Lipescu
Daily Mail Today
Surrey
Veterans pension hikes total disability benefits
Washington May 9 AP Veterans of the World War who are totally unable to work would see compensation rise from 90 to 116 dollars monthly. The bill proposes increases to 60 dollars for those with service (illegible) and 2260 dollars for those with one limb lost or more, with adjustments for those who lost both legs.
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Washington
Bay 9
Ferger
Bochliet
Wisconsin
Husband Held on Assault Charge After Calamity Claims
Portland May 9. Alex Carl Erickson an automobile salesman was jailed on an assault and battery charge after his wife accused him of killing a child by throwing it into a furnace in Aberdeen eight years ago and of brutalities including choking and burning. Two children testified he dragged their mother by the hair and throttled her with a strap.
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Portland
Ore
Alex Carl Erickson
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Erickson
Winifred
Robert
Coolidge Refuses Air Invitation From Aviator Halley
President Coolidge does not choose to fly during his term. Russ Halley, Rapid City banker and aviator, invited him to Washington with a new 15 passenger tri motor Ford plane. The offer was politely but firmly turned down.
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Washington
Coolidge
Russ Halley
Rapid City
Malley
Idaho Palls Considers New Bond for City Plant
Idaho Falls citizens will vote on a bond issue of 6100,000 within thirty days to finish the city's hydro electric plant addition. The debt would be repaid from plant earnings and would reduce the tax levy from 19.46 mills to 16.60 mills. The council discussed a new fire station well and other budget improvements.
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Idaho
Idaho Faille
Wool prices rise amid steady demand in Dixle
The report notes shearing in Dixle is near completion and wool prices average 89 cents per pound as buyers move quickly to secure supply. Local traders say demand remains strong, with few buyers delaying purchases and prices holding firm despite market fluctuations.
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Dixle
Indiana primary tightens Hoover Watson race for delegates
In Indiana early returns show Senator James E. Watson leading Herbert Hoover 155,837 to 130,508 for the Republican presidential contest as 2,720 of 3,610 precincts report. Evans Woollen headed Democratic presidential votes with 69,919. polls also show strong showings for Democratic and Republican gubernatorial contenders ahead of May 24 conventions.
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United States
James E. Watson
Herbert Hoover
Indiana
Ve Sran Hoosier Solon
Evans Woollen
Arthur R. Robinson c
Arthur L. Gilliam
Solon J. Carter
Gilliam
Carter
Albert Stump
Walter Syers
L. William Curry
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Frank C. Dailey
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Frederick Landis
Thomas H Adams
Vincennes
John E. Frederick
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Watson
Hoover
Kansas City
Henry Ford Describes Easy Plane and Home Car Vision
Ford after England trip sees future airplane as safer and simpler, with quiet landings. He notes a machine can equal man’s intellect, and recalls Edison’s bird comparison, while his home car, the American Village, is showcased in Dearborn as shipping begins.
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Henry Ford
England
Thomas Edison
Ford
Brooklyn City Company
Dearborn
Italian Baron Suriani's marriage bid ends in shock
New York May 9 AP Baron Giorgio Mario Suriani offered his titled marriage for 100000 but the planned ceremony with Winifred Berry collapsed after she learned of the ad and his other engagements. Berry, 21, refused to wed and left the Little Church Around the Corner with the crowd disappointed.
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NEW_YORK
Giorgio Mario Suriani
Italy
Winifred Berry
Miss Barry
Parou
Surlani
Rain Delays Slash Today's Major League Baseball Schedule
Multiple games postponed due to rain and cold with grounds soggy across the league. Notable matchups in Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago listed with score notes and player contributions. track meet also described as part of a state celebration.
Foreigners Moving Out Tsinan Area Fighting Resumed
In tainted war between Japan and Nationalist China nearly all Americans in Tsinan head toward safety. Seventeen Americans on a train toward Tsingtao. four others aboard with Britons Italians and a French citizen. Japan imposes four demands and escalates hostilities. An American missionary and relief investigator at Tung chang fled burning hotels amid fighting.
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Japan
China
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Shanghi
Crive Mn
Teinan
Tieinen
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Pukeda
Chiang Mat-Shek Netionsl
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Amerie
C. O. Cooley
National Holiness Mission
Tungchang
Wes In-Tsinan
Stein's
Mr. Cooley
Minsion
Chicago
Hi. J. Timperley
Peasants in Transylvania Demand Change Amid Turmoil
Reports from Bucharest and Transylvania say peasants gathered to demand government change while resisting via boycott and nonpayment of taxes. Conflicts along the Rumenean border reportedly involved clashes with government troops as authorities claim control.
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Rumania
Transylvania
Peatsnte
Adeveral
Rumenie
Venna
Pessanta
Interior
Dura
Ruomania
Vienna
Associated Prearagne
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Wyoming woman mayor reelected in Greybull
Elizabeth Wiley was returned to Greybull mayor for the third time after a late drive by supporters. She defeated Sap Pritchett, a city councilman, by 29 votes amid charges of inefficiency against the incumbent.
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Wyo
Elizabeth Wiey
Sap Pritchett
Pritchett
Miss Wiley
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