Britain Answers Mellon Note On European Debts And Policy
Britain received the reply to Mr Mellon’s letter to college professors on international debts. Afellon states Mellon’s approach is America’s business, as European debtors prepare to repay through 1932. The Mississippi flood worsens food danger while a British beauty trend features back exposure and a “back polisher.” A hanging of Julia Carter for a racially charged attack is reported as a crowd reacts.
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Great Britain
Mr. Mellon
Afell
Britain
Mellon
United States
Afellon
Second Edition Little Salesmen Classifieds Notice
Second Edition notices advertise buying and selling with short ads. Classified lines urge readers to place ads for quick results and mention rental and help wanted items with limited details and contact numbers.
Butler Retained to Lead Campaign for Coolidge 1928
President Coolidge kept William Butler as chairman of the Republican National Committee and Butler will spearhead the 1928 presidential campaign. The move follows Butler’s West tour and plans to visit all states before the pre convention period to secure delegates and ease tensions with regional GOP leaders.
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United Press
Washington
U. P
Coolidge
Williamf
Butler
Republican National
West
Bia
Mr. Coolidge
Counry
Senate
Massachusetts
Congress
Dat Baala
State finaces force vetoes on 20 bills in Harrisburg
Governor John S. Fisher vetoed twenty bills from the 1927 Pennsylvania session due to strained state finances, many of them appropriations. Later he signed bills granting colleges 7.13 million dollars for the next biennium, a 2.25 million cut from the legislature’s total. He also approved 71,525.16 in deficiency funds and moved to discontinue the Pennsylvania commission on disabled veterans affairs.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John S. Fisher
Pennsyvania
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania State College
Agriculture Experiment
May S. Fisher
Fisher
Mareus House
Ships to search for lost aviators in Atlantic flight
Rio de Janeiro May 7 A steamship search for the missing air plane carrying Captain Seint Roman and two companions to make an 18 hour non stop flight from Africa to Brazil was ordered today. The Pereira Carneiro Shipping Company ordered its S. Mecury to hunt near Roca Islet off Fernando Noronha while other Carneiro ships were alerted by radio. With a wheeled Goliath plane they faced low odds of survival, but two possibilities remained: landing on a reachable mainland canal area or drifting awaiting rescue by another ship using wireless.
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Rio
PR Janeiro
Seint Roman
South Atlantic
Africa
Brazil
St. Louis
Senegal
West Africa
Pernambuco
Port Natal
Pereira Carneiro Shipping Company
Its & S. MecCury
Roca Islet
Fernando
Noronha
Carnette
Goliath
Brayitlan
Alfred P. Peck
United Press
New Orleans
U. P
Louisiana
Kensas
Teporte
New
Cline
Orleana Weather Bureau
Natcher
Belef
Paris
Nungester
New York
Curtis Field. L
Bellanca
New York Paris
Floyd Bertand
Clarence Chamberlin
Paralyzed Youth Dies After 366 Hours of Breathing Support
In Roanqak Virginia on May 7 18 year old farm boy Walter Booth died in Jefferson Hospital after 366 hours on artificial respiration. Injured in a car crash last year he endured a long fight to live. his father and Troutville neighbors planned his funeral. French aviation crews still search for Capt Saint Roman and crew missing in the South Atlantic, fearing fuel shortages forced a landing along the Brazilian coast.
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Roanqak
Waller
L. Booth
Jefferson Hospital
Walter
Booth
Tyoutville
Troukside
Troutville
Paris
Tireles
Saint Roman
South Atlantic
Africa
Brazil
Brazilian
Taxicab Office in New York Wrecked
An explosion destroyed the Yellow Taxicab Company offices in New York, killing seven people and injuring about 40. The building collapsed and debris flooded the basement with water from a broken main. officials found no stored explosive and gasoline tanks intact. Investigations proceed into cause.
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New York
Yellow
Secret Indictment Secrets Reported In Cleveland Indictment
Details of a second secret indictment in the Pennsylvania Ohio beer conspiracy were revealed by U S attorney A B E Bernsteen after all defendants were arrested in Lock Haven Pennsylvania The Osborne and Beverage Company of Lock Haven was seized James A Gordon owner was arrested and Michael Nowhetle brew master agreed to surrender next Tuesday The first indictment had been made public Friday after deputy prohibition official Thomas E Stone and agent James Bayage wired to arrest ten named defendants
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Cleveland
U. P
United States
A. B E. Bernsteen
Lock Haven
Bernateen
Otanan —Ee and Beverage Company
James A. Gordon
Michael Nowhetle
Thomas E. Stone
Prohibition
Spectra Prohibition
James Bayage
Beranton
Relief Programs Move Fast In Mississippi Flood Crisis
Government action accelerated to aid flood areas in the Mississippi valley as the crest arrived. Proposals include an Arkansas agriculture credit corporation, banking discussions with Secretary Mellon, Red Cross fund use for feed and relief, and a Senate Commerce Committee plan to review flooded regions. Secretary Jardine urged soil erosion controls to prevent future floods amid ongoing surveys and relief efforts.
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Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Red Cross
Agriculture Credit Corporation
Arkansas
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Coolidge
Senate Commerce Committee
Coupe
Riculture
Ueapunce Waould
Mississippi
Secretary of Agricultie Jardine
Furthen
Weather fragment hints at lake and temperature note
Fragmentary weather item mentions a lake, a temperature reading, and a routine normal, with unclear names or dates. The readable bits suggest a local forecast or observation but lack concrete specifics or outcomes to confirm.
Cobb and Simmons Suspended by American League
Chicago May 7. Ty Cobb and Al Simmons of the Philadelphia Athletics are indefinitely suspended by the American League president Ban Johnson. The action follows alleged misconduct in a Thursday Philadelphia game when Cobb hit a ball that umpires ruled foul, triggering a disturbance after the game with umpire George Ormsby.
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Chicago
U. S
Ty Cobb
al Simmons
Philadelphia Athletics
Ban B. Johnson
American League
Cobb
Philadelphia
George Ormsby
Ormsby
Decisi
Io Johnson
Thorning
Quake felt across Mempis region amid floods
Reports from Mempai Tennessee and surrounding flood areas say a near two o'clock earthquake lasted almost a minute with no serious damage. Police fielded calls from residents fearing burglars. In Washington Ira Reeves submitted his resignation as New Jersey treasurer assistant. aimed for thorough inquiry of the engagement situation.
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Mempais
Tenn
U. PV
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Mamphia
Heeves
Washington
Ira Reeves
roKlemen
New Jeraey
Andrit
Sgeivtant
Andrews
Watt
Warren hosts Methodist bishops as Kohlstedt arrives
The Rev. E D Kohlstedt of Dakota Wesleyan University arrived in Warren to serve as corresponding secretary of the Band of Home Mission and Church Extension. Bishop Francis J McConnell presided at meetings, with appointments for annual conferences and a report on world service budgets.
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Joseph PL Mercy
Philadelphia
Raethadiat
Board of Bishops
Wounder's
First
Committee On Evangeliam
Cibigeny
Boa
Warren
Cleveland
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Waren
Greer
First Church
Charles Kaward Lotke
Kobletedt
Dakota Wealeyan University
Mitchell
South Dakota
Band of None
Mule
Kohlstedt
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minoequa
Haxtelhurst Minocqua
Kohlaiedt
Dsen
Mitchell Republica
W. RB. Ronald
Francis J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
Erie
Westfeld
Chuyeh Jn
G Ov
R. J. Wade
Chicago
The
World Service
Boosters from Warren Heard at Road Meet
The Tidioute Motor Club booster meeting drew over 150 residents from the borough and surrounding area. Warren speakers discussed road advances and funding, with A W Mumford explaining bond implications, Col Wheelock urging unity, and John Siggins recounting local highway progress. Burton J Bell of Elmwood City Motor Club explained benefits of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation and the American Automobile Association, as the club plans state and national affiliations ahead of the May 25 federation meeting.
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Tidioute
Tidinuts
Siggins
Tidioute Borough
Shaw
Motor Club
Burton J. Bell
Elhweed City Motor Club
Bell
Tidioute Club
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
American Automobile Association
Tidioute Motor Club
Weather Guess Forecast From Pa Fair To Sunday
Weather summary notes little temperature change with a broad high pressure area over Canada and the Midwest, while a southwest system centers over Utah and the Rockies bringing clouds and possible rain or thunderstorms in the northern rocky states and central valleys. Observations show variances in temperature across major cities with a fair to mild trend tonight and Sunday.
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Pa—Fair
Great Lakes
Iskey
Ohiovalle
Tennessee
Virginia
Utah
Rocky Mountains
Plaina States
Gulf States
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain States
Pittsburgh
Washington
Yellowstone Park
A. m
River
Cionday
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Joose
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Mallon
Rio de Janeiro
New York City
Red
Cross
Commerce Committee
E.W. Lewis
Miss
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Dwight Davis
Louia
Colidge
United Se
Tas
Whee
Johnson
E. D. Kohlstedt
Dakota Wesleyan
Brie
Westhold
F. Qh McConnell
Pletaburgh
Central New York
Kiiiza
A. W. Toonard
Buffalos Genesson
Ar- Contionee
Mumford, Wheelock and
Stewart
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