German record on Americans to be given at Belleau Wood reunion
The Second Division Association plans a May reunion in St. Louis to reveal German official reports on American troops at Belleau Wood Bouresches and Vaux. The Germans praised American assault tactics while lamenting high casualties and noted the division's leadership and rugged endurance.
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Washington
Paris
Belleau Wood
Bouresches
Vaux
Second Division Association
St. Louis
Bellerou Wood
Former burglar surrenders after decade on run
Noah Pritchard, 37, a ten year fugitive, turns himself in Milwaukee claiming a wish for forgiveness from his wife and son. He says he burglarized in St Louis years ago and fled, hoping to reunite with family and face a judge. Police briefed St Louis authorities.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Noah Pritchard
Pritchard
St. Louis
Five Indians visit governor for tribal identifications
Five Indian leaders from Fort Hall visit Governor Baldridge in Boise Idaho to receive official identification certificates for their tribal posts. Charley Peterson and Pharney Beech are among those certified, marking a significant state acknowledgement of tribal leadership. The practice echoes a 1904 grant by Governor Morrison following an older ceremonial letter dating to 1879 for Madison John. In New York, Governor Alfred E. Smith testifies on campaign finance, with campaign manager Van Namee detailing receipts of 103310 and expenditures of 92090, noting major sums from William F. Kenny and California-heavy spending amid the presidential primary race.
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Boise
Idaho
Fort Hall Reservation
L. C. Baldridge
Charley Peterson
Pharney Beech
John T. Morrison
Madison John
U. S
New Perce
Augustus H. Bainbridge
Port Hall
New York
U. S. Senate
Alfred E. Smith
George R. van Namee
Senators
Vicar Issues Lighthearted Wedding Caution in London
The Vicar of St Philip’s church in Battersea lightly chastises grooms for awkward behavior at weddings. He warns against noisy greetings at the chancel, mispronounced vows, and the tempting aroma of alcohol, urging proper reverence during the ceremony.
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London
Eng
Phillip
Battersea
Fires in Minnesota woods keep crews busy
In northern Minnesota a hundred men fought brush and grim fires in the western forest area. The state forester's office said the fires are under control but firefighters remain active to prevent the flames from spreading further in the forests.
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BT Paul
Minn
Minnesota Forst
State Forester’s Office
D A R GIVEN CAUSTIC TRIAL CONTINUED
New York May 10 a liberal weekly hosted a party under the name of the D A R to attack the blacklist of the Daughter of the American Revolution. Helen Tufts Baillie Boston D A R member objected to the list, saying many within the D A R want the blacklist ended. Josepha Whitney New Haven resigned from the D A R after the charges were published. The event featured Norman Thomas as judge and Arthur Carfield and Henry Rosenberg as defense and prosecution.
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New York
The
Nation
Liberal Weekly
Level Club
Helen Tufts Baillie
Boston
Blackliie
America
Mia
Josepha Whitney
New Haven
D A.M
D. A R
Norman Thomas
Social Lst Party
Arthur Carfield
Henry Rosenberg
Asa Wiontha
United States
Henators Hore
Frasier Rent Tely
Japan Forces Press On At Tsinan In Shantung Clash
Japanese troops battled Chinese Nationalists around Tsinan to disarm them and occupy strategic points. Four Japanese dead and twenty wounded as General Sotoyama’s Twenty-eighth Brigade clashed with Chinese forces under General Tiao Yuan. US civilians and refugees reached safety at Tsingtao amid ongoing fighting and a guarded train under flags of the three powers.
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Tokyo
Tsinan
Japan
Shantung
Eigth
Sotoyama
Tiao Yuan
Satoyama
Kouen
China
Nagoya
Tsingtao
Feng Cheen-Wu
United States
Price
Tsiwan
Baseball scores from today's American games across multiple cities
In New York Cleveland and Chicago and St Louis games produced varied tallies. Notable results include Cleveland's 29 to 0 win in New York and Philadelphia's 11 10 1 defeat by St Louis by a 160 tally. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati matches featured late drama and multiple runs.
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Philadelphia
R. H. E. St. Louis
Blueholder
Wiltse
Coffman and Schang
Quinn
Cochrane
Advertising Has Stabilized Trade In Milwaukee
Milwaukee advertising expert OJ Walter Birong of the Chicago Daily News spoke at a meeting of the International Advertising Commission. He claimed advertising now accounts for 62 percent of annual industry spending and has adopted a new foundation guiding expansion into fresh markets.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Walter Birong
Chicgo Daily News
Birong
Advertising Commission
International Advertising Desperation
Mirongald
Hoovers Candidacy Debate Grows After Indiana Result
Indiana primary returns show Senator Watson leading Hoover supporters split over the effect on Hoover’s Republican nomination bid. Hoover’s camp cites his large vote while Watson backers call the 33 Indiana delegates a setback for Hoover with hopes of party harmony for November. James W. Good and Burt Thurman comment on strength and unity efforts ahead of Kansas City.
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Washington
Indiana
Herbert Hoover
Watson
Commerce
Kansas City
Hoover
Hooover
James W. Good
Good
Moses
New Hampshire
Burt Thurman
Indianapolis
James E. Watson
Plane Forced Down Near La Luz Mine in Nicaragua
Two American airmen Captain Edson Howard and Corporal Cole survived a forced landing in an amphibian near the La Luz mine destroyed by rebels. They escaped serious injury, with a nearby relief plane confirming their safety. It will take ten days to reach Puerto Cabezas by river travel in canoes.
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Puerto Cabezas
la Luz
ED. Howard
Cole
Howard
William Conway
Utley
la Lug Mine
Rose
Puerto Caberas
Pringapoika
Edson
Circuit Judge Walter H. Sanborn Dies in St Paul
Judge Walter H. Sanborn of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals died suddenly in his St Paul apartment after a brief illness. A Dartmouth valedictorian, he served 38 years on the federal bench, first in the district court then on the circuit bench. He was born in 1845 in Epsom New Hampshire and had four children.
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ST. Paul
Mann
Walter H. Sanborn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sanborn
Federal District of St. Paul
U.S. Circuit
Circuit Court of Appeals
Bruce Sanborn
Judge Sanborn
Epsom NH
Ediphalet Sanborn
Dartmouth College
Milford
N. H
St Paul
Minn
John B. Sanborn
Knights Templar of
Minnesota
Emily F. Bruce
Milford, N.H
White Indians Largely a Myth, Brazil Expedition Finds One Pale Indian
A nine months search in Brazil for a reputed tribe of white Indians yielded only one pale complexioned man, too ill with malaria for origin confirmation. Dr. Dickey reported the lone finding on arrival aboard the Musion liner American Legion.
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New York
Brazil
Herbert Spencer Dickey
Dickey- Pathe
American Legion
Rockefeller seeks Colonel Stewart resignation at Standard Oil Indiana
John D. Rockefeller Jr asked Colonel Robert W. Stewart to resign as chairman after testimony before a senate committee on naval reserve oil leases. Rockefeller cited lost confidence and urged Stewart to honor a prior promise to resign. The action follows Rockefellers letter of April 27 and concurrent stockholder support for Stewart.
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Robert W. Stewart
Standard OF of Indiana
Rockefeller
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Stewart
Senate
Naval Reserve
Kreckefeller
Chicago
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard of Indiana
President Seubert
Colonel Stewart
New York Herald-Tribune
Wall Street
Standard Oil Trust
Indiana Company
Standard
Twentieth Century Limited
Elkhart
Ind
New York City
Associated Press
Tam
Third Party Candidate Picked From the South
Palrfax Cosby said a Southern Democrat has agreed to head a third party ticket if Governor Alfred Smith is nominated. The move emerged from California politics after Senator Tony A. Reed's campaign, with Cosby noting widespread Southern offers of support and a potential backing from Rev. J. Frank Norris of Fort Worth.
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Los Angeles
Alfred Smith
New York
Howton
Palrfax Cosby
Tony A. Reed
California
Reed
Smith
Cosby
South
J. Frank Norris
First
Meptiet Oharch
Fort Worth
Texas
Rehoire Ot
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