Death of Noguchi Widowed World of Science Brings Loss
Dr. Noguchi a leading Japanese scientist backed by the Rockefeller Institute died of yellow fever while fighting disease and poverty. The piece notes his global impact and memory, pairing praise with reflections on investment and leadership in American progress. It references travelers reaching Berlin and quotes on investing in good management and personnel.
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Cavyright
New York American
Noguchi
Rockefeller Institute
Nogedia
Max Mazon
Chicago University
Rockefeller Foundation
Mason
Seven Die In Wilkes Barre Mine Disaster
Seven men were killed and five injured in a gas explosion at the Hud son Coal Coningham shaft in North Wilkes-Barre Pa Women, mostly wives of miners, gathered at the mouth of the tunnel as rescue workers searched for victims The أسماء identified dead include Morris Ryan Daniel Gallagher Louis Olson and Vincent Miszgiewicz all from Wilkes Barre The blast occurred just before noon in the Red Ash vein and rescue teams penetrated the workings within minutes with responders bringing the injured to hospital.
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Wilkesbarre
U. P
Coningham
Hudson Coal Company
North Wilkes- Barre
Morris Ryan
Parsons
Daniel Gallagher
Wilkes-Barre
Louis Olson
Vincent Miszgiewicz
Aviator saved by parachute jump at Mitchell Field
U S Army Lieutenant Stanley M Umstead escaped a burning Curtiss P-65 at about 2,500 feet when his parachute snagged, then freed himself after a 1,000 foot fall. He landed with minor burns to hands and face, mustache singed. the plane crashed west of the field and the gasoline tank exploded.
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Mitchell Field
U. P
Tieut
Stanley M. Umstead
Umstead
Warren man sentenced to 100 days for DWI
Jacob Farr of Warren was sentenced to 100 days in county jail and fined $300 and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated before Judge D. A. Arird. Farr was arrested early Sunday, May 6, by Patrolmen Britton and Hofer.
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Jacob Farr
Warren
D. A. Arird
Farr
Britton and
Hofer
Senate Bias on Boulder Dam and Tax Publicity Debate
In Congress today the Senate filibuster on Muscle Shoals stretched into discussion of resuming the Swing Johnson Boulder Dam bill and Smoot of Utah planned to urge killing the income tax publicity section of the conference tax reduction bill. The House continued its consideration of related Boulder Dam matters and other tax provisions.
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Senate
Boulder
Smoot
Utah
Japan Intervenes in China Violates Treaty Says Northern Government
Peking reports Japan's intervention to stop spreading Chinese civil war to Manchuria breaches international law and the Washington treaty. Chang Tso-Lin, allied with Japan, is noted as originator of the defiant stance. Heavy fighting was observed near Peking as Nationalist forces advance from the south. The United Presbyterian assembly in St Louis considers uniting with the Disciples of Christ.
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Peking
U.P
Japan
Manchuria
China
Chang Tso-Lin
London
Chang Tse Lin
Tientsin
Chang
Favor Church Union
ST. Louis
General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church of America
Christian
Disciples of Christ Church
Debate on Boulder Dam bill resumes in House
The House resumed consideration of the Swing Johnson Boulder Dam bill in Washington this afternoon with sponsors pushing for a vote by tonight. Several amendments remained pending as the session continued.
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Washington
House
Flying School Possible In Warren Investigations Begin
Russell J. Brinkley of La trobe Pa will fly to Warren in June to study establishing a flying school and passenger service. He will assess site possibilities for a flying field and consider a hangar for planes. The plan arises amid talks of expanding regional air services.
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Russell J. Brinkley
Latrobe
Warren
Brinkley
the Tribune
Four Gentry Brothers Celebrate Fortieth Circus Anniversary
Four Gentry brothers traveled from California Hot Springs Arkansas and Florida to Kane Indiana to mark the fortieth road anniversary of the circus that began in Rising Sun. Yesterday also marked the tenth visit by Gentry Bros to Kane as J W Gentry W W Gentry Frank and Henry B Gentry joined in Henrys private car for the gathering. Each brother has since expanded interests and busy schedules but still reunite annually for the circus.
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Kane
Rising Sun
Indiana
Gentry Bros. Circus
J. W. Gentry
California
W. W. Gentry
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Frank and
Henry B. Gentry
Florida
Pittsburgh
Italia Fights Storm as Fuel Runs Low and Ice Forms
Italia reels in a north pole rescue mission as fuel drops and a crust forms on the hull. A report, possibly from General Umberto Nobile, describes a desperate storm struggle while the crew repairs damages after their 40 hour flight over Spitzbergen. News reassures progress toward safety despite hours of silence.
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Kings Bay
U.P
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Umberto Nobile
Ali
Umberto. Nobile
Workman Injured in 15 Foot Fall at Warr-Penn Plant
George Werle of Fifth Avenue Extension was hurt when he fell fifteen feet onto a concrete wall between two filters at the Warr-Penn Refilling company while placing tile. Witnesses say two loose tiles caused him to slip. he landed on the wall but avoided a longer fall. He is recovering at home and not believed to be seriously injured.
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George Werle
Fifth Avenue Extension
Warr-Penn
Werle
Sleeper Radio Corp President Dies in Plane Crash
Herbert C. Doyle, president of Sleeper Radio Corporation of Long Island City, was killed when his Ireland meteor biplane crashed at Sam Morrell's farm near Curtiss Field in New York.
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Curtiss Field
N. Y
Herbert C. Doyle
Sleeper Radio Corporation
Long Island City
Sam Morrell
Tax Reduction Bill Approved in Senate Action
The Senate adopted the conference report on the tax reduction bill authorizing a $223,295,000 tax cut. The chamber also killed an amendment seeking publicity for tax returns in a May session, Washington report.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Tribune Tonight Page Indices and Feature Guide
The Tribune Tonight outlines section listings and page numbers for late local and telegraph news editorial features society sport and regional pages. It names topics like After Six Editorials page four Sport news page six and society pages eight and nine with regional items for Youngsville Russell Sugargrove and Tidioute and a bridge obstruction on page thirteen.
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Youngsville and Russell
Sugargrove
Tidioute
Kittanningan
Prothonotary Receives Tribune Accident Insurance Check
Warren resident E. B. Whiting, who fell on ice injuring his knee in late February, received a $15 accident insurance check from The Warren Tribune. The policy expired soon but was renewed for another year. His knee is improving and the payment marks the sixth insured payout this week.
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E. B. Writing
Warren
Warren Tribune
Whiting
Tribune
Scouts to Aid in Grave Decoration Memorial Day Plan
Boy Scouts will take part in Memorial day programs. They assemble at Oakland Cemetery Saturday at 9:16 AM to place flags on graves. Sunday they gather behind the armory at 10:45 AM in uniform with colors, march to Memorial service at First Evangelical church, Third avenue between Liberty and Hickory streets. Memorial day they assemble beside the armory at 9:80 AM for the parade led by the Boy Scout Fife and Drum corps directed by William Hill.
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Oakland Cemetery
Crewe
First Evangelical Church
Third Avenue
Liberty and
Hickory Streets
Boy Scout Fife and Drum Corps
William Hill
Legion Trip Cancelled Bus Service Rerouted
American Legion officials cancel the planned bus service from Citizens Bank to the Outing Club for tomorrow. Legionnaires are asked to stop at headquarters to board those without transport. State Commander E C Hollenback will speak at a 6:30 dinner at the Outing Club with dancing afterward. He arrives by train from Erie at 11 a.m. and attends a luncheon at Oroleta tea room at 1 p.m. while Mrs Hollenback is entertained by the Ladies Auxiliary at the Woman's Club.
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American Legion
Citizen's Bank
Outing Club
Oroleta Tea Room
McNary to seek vote to override Coolidge veto
Senate agriculture committee Chairman McNary announced plans to seek a vote to override President Coolidge’s veto of the McNary Haugen farm price bill. He had earlier said such action would be futile but farm bloc members persuaded him to proceed, with a pledge to avoid a filibuster against the Boulder Dam bill.
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Washington
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Coolidge
Boulder Dam
Boulder
Angry Bull Forces Jury to Flee and Ends Suit Trial
In Pottsville a rampaging bull charged a jury panel and counsel as they investigated damages for road construction on Joseph R White land. The two women and ten men fled over a five rail fence while the beast struck the barrier. The episode prompted settlement approval and the jury’s dismissal without a trial.
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Pottsville
U. P
Senators quit floor as veto indicated in Muscle Shoals vote
Congress completed action on the Muscle Shoals bill with House adoption of the conference report by 210 to 16 and Senate approval earlier after a long session. Four Democratic senators McKellar of Tennessee Tydings of Maryland King of Utah and Ellese of South Carolina ended a filibuster at 11 40 a m. Curtis reported the veto would be certain as Coolidge had not committed but would consider the merits. The Norris report passed 43 to 34 to require Cove Creek dam and limited fertilizer for experiments before the measure goes to the House again.
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D.C
Congress
House
Conlidge
Senate
U.P
McKellar
Tennessee
Tydings
Maryland
King
Utah
Elease
South Carolina
Norris
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Curtis
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Tor
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Howell
Johnson
LaFollette
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McNary
Nye
Robinson
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Steiner
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Black
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Copeland
Dill
Fletcher
George
Glass
Harris
Harrison
Kendriel
Locher
Neely
Reed
Missouri
Binson
Arkansas
Shephard
Simmons
Smith
Stephens
Swanson
Thomas
Wagner
Walsh
Massausetts
Montana
Wheeler
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Bingham
Dale
Deneen
Edge
Fess
Gillett
Greene
Hale
Keyes
McLean
Metcalf
Moses
Oddie
Phipps
Pine
Pennsylvania
Sackett
Smoot
Vandenberg
Waterman
Watton
Ashurat
Bayard
Blease
Bruce
Edwards
Gerry
Hayden
Steck
Explosion Kills Two at Martinsburg Journal Plant
Two men, Jack Welty aged 18 and Doug Lay Messick aged 22, were fatally burned in a late yesterday explosion and fire at the Martinsburg Journal plant in Martinsburg, West Virginia.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
U. P
Jack Welty
Douglay Messick
Martinsburg Journal
Weather forecast for western Pa Feir night to Saturday
Forecast for western Pennsylvania predicts slightly warmer conditions in the south Saturday. No precipitation expected. temperatures near 64 at river 2 p m with sun setting tonight or Saturday and sunrise at 4 35.
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Feir
South Portion
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