Northern forces clash in Honan Kiangsu rail line war
Chinese forces clash along the Kweiteh Suchow railway in Honan and Kiangsu as Chiang Kai-shek moves to assume command. Feng Yu-Hsiang and Yen Hsi-Shan lead northern alliance troops against government forces. thousands wounded reported as railways are disrupted and hospitals strained.
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Feng Yu-Hsiang
Yen Hsi-Shan
Northern Alliance
Kweiteh
Honan
Suchow
Kiangsu
Tientsin-Pukow
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Pengpu
Kuominchun
People’s Army
Henan
Shansi
Chihli
Shan Province
Weather Report Fractured By Unclear OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR from Utah weather page yields unclear forecast details. No coherent data on temperatures, winds, or precipitation can be determined from the readable wording.
Naval treaty hearings open in Washington amid debate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee begins London naval treaty hearings with Secretary Stimson detailing provisions. The next day the Naval Committee will seek navy views on big cruiser clauses. In Columbus two convicts, Albert Freeman and Frank Ross, were killed by accidental gun discharge on the Ohio Penitentiary roof during guard changes.
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Senter Frederick Hale
Senate Naval Committee
Fred A. Britten
House Naval Committee
William E. Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Cottee
Stimson
Navy Department
Hale
Senate
Borah
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Albert Freeman
Frank Ross
Cleveland
Freeman
Hostetter
Utah Senators Bill Expands Zion and Bryce Canyon Parks
Washington May 6 AP reports bills by Senator Reed Smoot of Utah authorize land additions to Zion and Bryce Canyon national parks. The measures focus on expanding park boundaries in the southern Utah region.
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Washington
Reed Emoot
Utah
Zion and
Bryce Canyon
Bryce Canyon Park
Restitution of Common Law Cited by Hughes in Ed 2
A clipped item notes Hughes urging restitution of common law as a crying need. The fragment hints at a discussion in a periodical or reform debate without full context or dates.
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Hughes
Mack Jones family claims unusual school attendance record
In West Prankfort Illinois on May 8 AP reports the Mack Jones family from Johnson City has a notable school attendance record. Six children are listed with multi year attendances totaling 38 Ba gre days and only one absence noted for Clyde Jones in his third year of high school while the others — Alice Robert David Frieda and Dale — are described across different grades and years.
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West Prankfort
Ill
Mack Jones
Johnson City
Clyde Jones
Alice
Robert
David
Frieda
Dale
Capone-affiliated clubs raided by federal agents in Cicero
May 6 report states prohibition agents acting under Washington order raided two Cicero night clubs linked to Ralph Capone. Five arrests were made and liquor seized. Cotton Club and Greyhound Inn were raided. Capone himself was not found.
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Chicago
Prohibition
Actin
Washington
Cicero
Hoover Silent on Parker Rejection as Court Vacancy Persists
President Hoover maintained silence after the senate rejected Judge John J. Parker for the Supreme Court. Vice President Curtis discussed the situation, and a decision on a public statement was not yet reached. The White House indicated no statement would be made today. Hoover planned to consider a new nomination to the vacancy to seek swift senate confirmation.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Curtis
White House
Capitol
Parker
Baseball National League scores and results with rain delay
The report lists multiple 1930s era NL games with tallies for Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh and Cleveland at New York including runs, hits, errors and notable pitchers and fielders. Weather affected a game called in the second.
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Cleveland
New York
Moonshine Speaks Louder Than Laws in Lewiston Case
E. B. Mc Call tore up a five room house while intoxicated with moonshine last February and was sentenced to two to five years in the penitentiary for being a persistent violator of the prohibition laws by Judge Miles Johnson in Lewiston Idaho.
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Lewiston
Idaho
E. B. McCall
McCall
Miles 6. Johnson
Six Die in Plane Crash Between Aguas Calientes and Zacatecas
Six people died when a small plane crashed yesterday between Aguas Calientes and Zacatecas. The victims were reportedly the pilot, his wife and child, and three passengers. Airlines and officials investigated the wreck near the flight path.
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Aguas Caliente
Mexico
Aguas Calen
Zacatecas
la Pyenge
Joy Calientes
Texas Tornado Toll Places North Ward Victims In Frost
Red Cross, American Legion and Texas citizens rush relief to central and south Texas after Tuesday tornadoes. About 70 dead and 100+ injured. Frost in Navarro County suffers 22 deaths. Corsicana, Nordheim, Range and Karnes County towns mobilize aid. Red Cross appeals for 150000 and clothing and food. Funeral services planned for many victims.
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Dallas, May
Red Cross
American Legion
Score
South Texas
Texa
Frost
Navarro County
Corsicana
Dallas County
San Antonio
Cuero
Nordheim
Range
Yorktown
Ken
Harvard Students in Pajama Riot at Cambridge
Several hundred Harvard students, many in pajamas, clashed with 40 policemen in Cambridge delaying order. Carroll H. Parker was arrested in bathrobe for disturbance of the peace. Freshmen Samuel C. Davis Jr and John K. Bottomley were wounded and removed to the college infirmary after the melee.
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Cambrridge Mass
Harvard
Gold Coast
Carroll H. Parker
Phillips Brooks Association
Samuel C. Davis, Jr
St. Louis
John K. Bottomley
Boston
College Infirmary
Rheinhardt
Catholics Meet at Ancient Seat in Tunis Eucharistic Congress
In Tunis on May 8 pilgrims attend the thirteenth Roman Catholic Eucharistic congress. Thousands gathered for masses at the ancient site with Americans on ships Rochambeau and Uruguay attending at St Jeanne D Arc Church. Four thousand white-vested children joined the first communion at Belvedere stadium and the Carthage cathedral became the day’s focus with a 5 PM assembly at the amphitheater commemorating Christian martyrdom.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Rochambeau
Uraguaya
Belvedere
Carthage
Mecca
Britain Fails to Secure Sudan Treaty Talks Collapse
London May 8 AP Negotiations between Britain and Egypt over a Sudan settlement collapsed after Nahas Pasha demanded full Sudan recognition as Egyptian territory to be jointly administered. Foreign Secretary Henderson refused to concede. Both sides expressed regret no agreement was possible.
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London
Egypt
Sudan
Nahas Pasha
Great Britain
Arthur Henderson
Brigham Young Birthday Celebration Planned by Young Family
Salt Lake City observes Brigham Young birth anniversary with about 5000 descendants slated to gather May 31 at Saltair on the Great Salt Lake for an outing and program. The Young Family Association discussed plans at a meeting and will meet again to finalize details. Brigham Young, born June 1, 1801, founded Salt Lake City and led the Latter Day Saints.
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Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Latter-Day Saints Church
Saltair
Great Salt Lake
The
Young Family Association
Salt Lake City Tabernacle
Leto Drops Dead as Beer Found in Home Brewery
Detroit AP reports Frank Leto aged 43 collapsed and died during a police raid when a basement home brewery was announced. Leto clashed with Sgt Walter Btorch before collapsing. the incident followed a raid by police. Others listed include pensioned Oregon Short Line veterans with long service records in Salt Lake City.
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Detroit
Frank Leto
Walter Btorch
Leto
S. L
Salt Lake City
Oregon Short Line
Ralir
H. Jenkinson
James Walton
Pocatello
Otto Erickson
James Gordon
Idaho Falls
Joseph T. Mignault
Ogden
Frank W. Myers
James C. Lee
John D
Natives Burn Police Stations In Sholapur Riots
In Sholapur Bombay May 8 rioters killed at least twenty seven and seized the town of 120000 with Gandhi faction adherence. Police and troops unable to stop the violence as six police stations and the magistrate's court burned and liquor shops torched. Gandhi's movement cited, Sir Duke of Wellington regiment dispatched from Ahmednagar. Gandhi reportedly moved secretly from Yerada prison to Purandhar fortress overnight.
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Sholapur
Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Auxiliary Forces of India
Duke of Wellington’s
West Riding Regiment
Ahmednagar
London
Yerada
Poona
Purandhar
Shivajis
Traffic Wrecks Injure 21 in Salt Lake City
Traffic accidents in Salt Lake City injure 21 people with four serious. Mrs. Guy E. Stacey 32 and her two children Ralph 12 and Mary Delores 10 were hurt when a car carrying them was struck by a street car. The girl suffered a skull fracture and brain concussion. Mrs. Stacey had a brain concussion and scalp wounds. The boy broke a shoulder and also had a concussion. J B Swanson 50 sustained a brain concussion in a collision involving the car he rode in.
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Salt Lake City
Guy E. Stacey
Ralph
Mary Delores
Post Office Extends SLC to LA Air Route to San Diego
The Salt Lake City to Los Angeles air mail route will be extended to San Diego, California, with service starting June 1, according to the Post Office Department. The move expands mail delivery options and connects western hubs.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cal
Gasoline explosion threatens safety of great oil plants
A gasoline explosion at Gulf Refining in Constable Hook Bayonne New Jersey endangers the Gulf Refining plant and nearby Tidewater and Standard Oil yards. Three men were seriously burned one killed or missing and two tanks of fuel oil were damaged. The harbor craft Schurchia also blew up two hours earlier causing further damage. Fire spread from pier to pier destroying three docks and shaking the area.
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Bayonne
N. J
Gulf Refining Company
Constable Hock
Tidewater Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Pen
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Jones
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