President Coolidge May Vacation in New Mexico
The Albuquerque Journal editorials praise New Mexico as a summer sanctuary for President Coolidge. They tout the state’s beauty and fishing streams, with references to De Valera and aviation progress, plus notes on Will Rogers and Lufthansa. The piece previews Valera’s Pittsburgh visit on April 22.
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Little Salesmen Get 'Em In Early
Classified ads like these bring quick results to Tribune advertisers. Not over two ads of five lines each may run in the box the same day. Buy and sell items are urged, with notices of Ford Roadster for 125 dollars and a 1927 Ford Tudor Sedan at The Roaell Garage, 719-12 Da. Ave.
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First Edition Five Best Features On WEAF Station Lineup
Radio WEAF offers a five feature lineup with Goldman band concert at WBAL Baltimore at 10 p m eastern and 9 p 3 a central. Passover music program on WIZ with WIZ WEE KDKA KYW at 9 p m eastern. Penn State show noted on WIR Detroit at 11 30 p m eastern. WOO Philadelphia airs Penn State show at 8 15 p m eastern. The listings cover various stations and eastern time slots for the evening.
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Additional Deaths Mark Mississippi Flood Disaster
United Press reports floodwaters from the Mississippi and tributaries drown at least 39 in the past day, with total flood deaths near 200 since March 19. Cold weather, lack of shelter, and disease threaten while cities face severed water and sewer services. Levee breaks near Greenville Miss and a launch disaster near Knowlton Ark are noted amid 75,000 to 100,000 homeless. President Coolidge calls for nationwide relief funds and names a cabinet committee to coordinate Red Cross aid. Stopps Landing and Greenville brace as 1,500 families evacuate.
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Two Trains Missing With Flood Refugees Near Hughes Arkansas
Memphis Tenn April 22 Two trains loaded with flood refugees were reported missing today somewhere in eastern Arkansas. Officials of the Missouri Pacific Railroad have had no word from the trains since they left Hughes Ark late Thursday. The trains were believed marooned by high water. An airplane has been sent to locate them.
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Department of Labor Report Shows Mixed State Conditions
Harrisburg April 22 Varied employment conditions with some improvement across the state are shown in the semi monthly report of the department of labor and industry The Anthracite regions show progress as mines operate at capacity while Bituminous areas feel the early effects of the coal strike Demand for workers rises in building and construction statewide and quarry operations also improve A shortage of expert female stenographers is reported from Allentown Erie and Johnstown Demand for professional and technical workers is slightly above supply in Lancaster while Philadelphia faces a lack of engineers and trained personnel though demand exists for first class stenographers at modest salaries Personal crisis reports by hanging Gettysburg April 27 brood ing blamed on his physical condition Iran Baugher 63 ended his life in his barn near there found by his wife
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State pardon board grants seven rehearings in Harrisburg
Harrisburg April 22 The state pardon board today allowed seven applications for rehearings and refused 22 others considered last Tuesday and Wednesday Rehearings granted included Arthur Trassetti for murder second degree Allegheny and Charles Koteny for murder second degree Allegheny
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Important decision by Superior Court in Pittsburgh
The Pennsylvania Superior Court in its spring session in Pittsburgh today upheld the Butler county Court of Quarter Sessions in Commonwealth v3 To Be. A chiropractor without a doctor's license cannot legally practice medicine. Other rulings affirmed Venango county cases against Richard Jones and Ross Alello.
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Weather Delays Major League Baseball Games
Baseball schedule hampered by cold rain and wet grounds with postponements across the circuit. Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at St Louis were called off while Boston at Brooklyn and Cleveland at Chicago faced delays. American League clash New York at Philadelphia reported rain.
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Cold wave hits western Pennsylvania with frost risk
Western Pennsylvania endured a sharp cold snap forecast to persist through the week as temperatures dipped to 33 degrees in Pittsburgh. The Weather Bureau predicted 30 to 35 degrees for tonight with frost possible, threatening crops and low-lying fruit trees. Across the state, hail damaged Adams county orchards and a York County storm caused roof and tree damage as electric storms swept central Pennsylvania. In Philadelphia, a four hour spring electric storm killed one person and paralyzed transit and lighting systems. Amblers saw a barn fire destroying six thoroughbreds and twelve cattle with losses around 50000 dollars. Washington notes Mrs. Thomas F. Kite of Cincinnati elected honorary vice-president of the Daughters of the American Revolution after Mrs. Barker withdrew.
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Three Escape From Rockview Prison Farm
Altoona April 1 three prisoners Bert Keller Grant Miller and John Harrison Knapp escaped last night from Rockview penitentiary by cutting through the wire stockade. An organized search is under way after the alarm was broadcast through station WFBG. A guard shot at the third man as he emerged from the break but missed. No trace of the men had been found by early morning.
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Air mail pilot killed in Chicago Cleveland flight crash
Jack Minto 28, pilot of an eastbound Chicago to Cleveland air mail plane, was killed when his craft crashed 60 miles west of Bryan, Ohio. Earlier he forced landed at Goshen, Indiana, during a storm and departed again at 11:30 p.m. near Topeka, Indiana, when the plane burst into flames and burned, ending the flight. Minto was from Chicago and had five years in air service.
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Tom Boy Trick Ends With Rescue From Water
A girl attempted a dangerous trick near a boat and fell into the water at the shore. She was rescued by her playmates, who acted quickly after the fall, and the incident drew attention to the risky stunt.
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Bodies of 60 Victims Taken to Capital City
Reported from Mexico City on April 2 by United Press. Outbreaks by rebel bands prompt government censorship of outgoing messages. Sixty-one train victims arrived in the capital. authorities blame church leadership for the atrocity.
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President Coolidge to Speak at United Press Dinner
Washington reports the president will address the United Press Associations’ 75th anniversary dinner at the Biltmore Hotel in New York Monday night. He will travel with Mrs. Coolidge and a small staff, arriving before a 6:30 p.m. banquet and delivering a prepared address broadcast nationwide.
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Walsh urges prosecution of Aluminum Company on antitrust ties
Senator Walsh demands Attorney General Sargent act against the Aluminum Company of America over alleged viola tions of antitrust statutes and a 1912 consent decree. He cites contracts with auto body makers and a near monopoly on aluminum supplies, warning action before July 1 to avoid statute limits.
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Governor veto halts repeal of 1878 act in lottery study
REVEAL VETORD HARRISBURG April 22 Research shows Governor John Pisher vetoed Rep Whitehouse Schuylil repeal measure. Baldridge and governor sought to repeal act of 1878 first repealed in 1901. Veto states no need to repeal a previously repealed act. PITTSBURGH April 26 A Chicago physician Coles sues Herbert Lester, Samuel and Jacobson for 15000 alleging conspiracy to take wife. Coles and wife married 1925. Coles a University of Chicago graduate. Mrs Coles a Pitt dental graduate.
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Nine Accepted for Snyder Gray Jury
In Long Island City on April 22 juror selection in the Snyder murder trial reached three-quarters. The eighth juror Louis Buchdas, a 41-year-old widower and employment manager in College Point, was joined by Everett J. Van Vranken, a 43-year-old secretary to a manufacturer, as the ninth juror. When Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray entered the room the stands held 250 spectators and a rushed extra panel was summoned after only seven acceptable jurors were found among 243 examined.
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Manslaughter Verdict Against Woman in New Jersey
A New Jersey jury convicts Mrs. Christa Stable of manslaughter for shooting her daughter Rosa after discovering she was unwed. The judge decries the crime as monstrous, sentencing Stable to ten years at hard labor with no parole, while the court notes possible jury misguidance and stresses the woman acted under stress.
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Wife of Dickinson College President Dies on Train
Mrs James H Morgan wife of Dickinson College president Carl Isle Carlisle Pa died suddenly of a heart attack on a Pennsylvania train en route to Harrisburg She had heart disease 80 percent of the time and was active in the Methodist church and the association of college women They removed the body at Mechanicsburg and returned it to Carlisle where she had studied at the college and met her husband.
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Mrs Flynn Dead at 76 in Pittsburgh
Mrs Nancy Flynn widow of former Senator Willian Flynn died in Pittsburgh at 76 after months of anemia. Born in Butler, Pa she is survived by six Pittsburgh residents children nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania
Forecast calls for fair and slightly colder conditions with freezing frost tonight. Saturday will be fair with gradually rising temperatures. Local observations show 46 at 7 a.m. and 42 at 2 p.m. River level 1.8 feet with 0.12 inches precipitation. Sunset tonight at 7:01, sunrise Saturday at 5:15.
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