New York May Day Notes and Power Shifts Across Borders
A satirical roundup notes big business gains from court decisions in New York and California, plus speculation on President Coolidge and Hoover. It cites Wall Street’s graveyard economics, May Day scenes in Europe versus American police calm, and Moscow’s display of military firepower as the revolution evolves.
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America
New York
Bolshevist
Moscow
Red Army
Fourth divorce sparks talk in a small town humor piece
A humorous voice from Wilbur Pine notes that in a hick town people talk when a woman secures her fourth divorce. The excerpt wryly flags polite compliments toward the cook as a rare, first class act, offering satire on social norms and gossip in tight communities.
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Wilbur Pine
Lieutenant Aims for Endurance Flight Record Challenge
Lieutenant Royal V. Thomas awaits a favorable window to fly from Roosevelt Field in the Wright-motored Bellanca monoplane Reliance for a second attempt at an endurance record. The current 53 hour mark is held by Eddie Stinson and George Haldeman. Thomas failed his first try after about 35 hours aloft.
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Royal V. Thomas
Roosevelt Field
Eddie Stinson
George Haldeman
Lieut
Thomas
Hospital Attendant Held on Manslaughter Charge
A hospital attendant Herbert Johnson was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Clark Nelson on involuntary manslaughter, the lesser charge after initially facing murder. Johnson was held without bail for the next term. Clifford Delp, a material witness in Elvin Roberts death, saw bail reduced to 1500 dollars.
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Herbert Johnson
State
Justice of the Peace
Clark Nelson
Johnson
CG. E. Bordwell
Clifford Delp
Elvin Roberts
Delp
Harry W. Mitchell
State Hospital
William E. Skinner
Robert
Elwin Roberts
Roberts
Orders drive on crime in Chicago
Chicago police prepared to carry out a drastic new drive against all crime forms. Police Commissioner Michael Hughes issued the order on May 5 before leaving for Excelsior Springs Missouri. The curb your city plan targets racketeering gambling bootlegging and banditry with federal cooperation and potential board review for negligence.
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Chicago
U. P
Michael Hughes
Excelsior Springs
Tribune Tonight schedule overview
Local edition outlines sections and page designations for news, editorials, obituaries, sports, autos, church news, comics, classifieds, radio programs, and regional items across pages two through twelve. It lists feature areas and page allocations for Tonight edition readers.
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Sonety
Youngsville and Russell News
Jail Precautions Tightened Under New Regulations
Warren county jail will install a five screen barrier to separate visitors from prisoners under a new state law. Prisoners will be housed in individual cells at night once unused cells are prepared, ending shared night confinement and barring weapons or contraband from visitors. Deputy Ritchie oversees cleaning and setup ahead of the regulation’s implementation.
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Warren County
Harry Jefferson
Jefferson
Western Penitentiary
Fin
Robert Ritchie
Tribune Insurance Pays Two More Claims
Tribune Insurance mails two more checks to policyholders. E Linnea Swanson of Ludlow receives 80 dollars for auto accident injuries dated December 30. John Haney of Wilcox receives 25 dollars for work injury dated March 14.
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Tribune Insurance
E. Linnea Swanson
Ludlow
John Haney
Wilcox
Haney
Discovers Gold on Pennsylvania Land Discovery
Tom Mix, film star, confined to his hotel room in Chicago with pneumonia threat after a severe cold from a vaudeville engagement. In Tennessee near Knoxville, a Black Coal and Coke Company mine accident killed four miners and injured nine when a monitor car cable broke during descent.
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Tom MIX
Chicago
Knoxville
Tenn
Black Coal and Coke Company
Flood Threatens Saluda Dams In South Carolina Valley
Thousands flee as three Saluda River dams near Greenville threaten collapse. Table Rock Cove dam eroded 350 feet sending torrents downstream toward Piedmont Pelzer and west of here. Residents evacuated amid warnings of further breaches and ongoing sandbag reinforcement.
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Saluda
Tabla Rock Cove
Greenville Water Works
Piedmont
Pelzer
West
Southern Public Utilities
Here
LL. Merch
City
Table Rock Cove
Warren Week Of Child Health Examines 238 Preschoolers
Week long program in Warren led to thorough physicals for 238 preschool children across five clinics. The initiative emphasizes prevention and provides parents with chances to correct defects. Plans are underway to extend clinics to rural areas, starting with Youngsville Thursday and continuing countywide.
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Warren
Youngsville
Senate tax reduction debate in Congress today
In Congress today the Senate opens with a tax reduction debate while the House considers the conference report on the Jones-Reid Mississippi flood control bill and resumes consideration of the White merchant marine bill.
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House Conalders
Jones-Reid
Female deer to be legal prey in Pennsylvania deer season
Pennsylvania hunters may pursue female deer and deer without visible antlers from December 1 to 15 this year for the first time in years, while bucks will be protected this season. Each buck killer faces a $100 fine, and all does over 50 pounds may be taken, reflecting a commission plan to curb crop damage amid rising complaints.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commission
Three Killed in Dayton Airplane Crash
Three people died when a plane not built for stunting failed during a flight at Johnson Field Dayton Ohio. Harold Forshay Walter Clark and Blair Gross, all residents of Dayton, were aboard the craft which broke a wing and plunged to the ground as Forshay attempted to correct a steep dive. The crash drew a crowd including Clark and Gross’s wives, witnesses recalled the horrific scene.
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Dayton, O
Johnson Field
Harold J. Forshay
Foromer McCookfield
Army Reserve
Walter Clark
Blair Gross
Dayton
Forshay
Johnson Airplanes, Inc
Clark
Groas
Legion Promises Kept in $50,000 Home Drive
The American Legion nearly met its goal by pledging 17000 of 44000 in the campaign for a new post home. Charles Chase of Russell led the drive with a $100 subscription and doubled it at a victory dinner. Leaders praised the response and anticipated victory as the campaign continues toward Wednesday night’s final report.
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American Legion
Chase
Charles Chase
Russell
Legionaires
Mr. Chase
Drr. Chase
Auto Sales Boom in Spring Weather
The article notes a surge in auto sales as spring arrives with good roads and family interest. It mentions fierce competition among manufacturers yielding many new model offerings at record low prices. Buyers rush to purchase new cars before used stock increases in value.
Campaign Log Highlights 1932 Nomination Moves
May 5 items show Senator Walsh asking Montana party to halt campaign work for him. Roosevelt says Hoover has strong Indiana delegation odds. Utah Republicans send uninstructed delegates to Kansas City. Fairfax Colby hired to build a possible third party should Alfred E. Smith secure the Democratic nomination. Walsh campaign chief says Walsh’s withdrawal would fix Smith’s first-ballot win. Kansas City Methodists call for a dry president and dry planks in party platforms.
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Thomas J. Walsh
W. W. McDowell
Montana
Democratic State Central Committee
Utah
Kansas City
Fairfax Colby
Reed Executive Committee
California
Alfred E. Smith
W. McDowell
Senator Walsh
Smith
Weather Guess for Western Pan Shows Showers This Afternoon
Weather forecast notes showers this afternoon in western pan, then fair tonight and Sunday. Cooler tonight with low around 50. Observations list Atlantic City 38 and several other cities including Buffalo 68 Chicago 50 Cleveland 66 Harrisburg 68 Los Angeles 70 Miami 63 New York 56 Philadelphia 58 Pittsburgh 68 San Francisco 56 and Washington area.
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Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Harrisburg
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Wash
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