Ruthenberg Convicted Under Michigan Syndicalism Law
Charles E. Ruthenberg of Cleveland is the first person found guilty of violating Michigan's syndicalism statute after a four hour, fifty minute jury verdict at Joseph Michigan. He faces up to ten years in prison or a five thousand dollar fine or both with sentence set for June 4.
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Chew
Ruthenberg
Communist Party
Bridgman, Mich
William Z. Foster
Chicago
Ruthenhere
Woll
White
Foster
Accuse Treasurer and Deputy of Starting Big Fire
North Platte Neb May 3 County Treasurer M Souder and Deputy Treasurer Elmer Baker were arrested and charged with setting fire to the Lincoln county court house Monday night. They denied the charges and were released on bonds of four thousand dollars.
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North Platte
Nebr
M. Souder
Elmer, Baker
Lincoln County Court House
Birney Declines State Bank Examiner Post
Wallace H. Arney, president of Iowa Savings Bank in Marshalltown, says he will not accept the state bank examiner position appointed by Governor Kendall. Arney cites his mother's serious illness as the reason. Kendall has not yet chosen a successor but plans to fill the post soon.
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Marshalltown
Wallace H. Arney
Iowa Savings Bank
State Bank Examiner
Kendall
Des Moines
Walter H. Arney
W. J. Muray
Mr. Arney
High Prices for Copra Boost Tahiti Spending Power
Tahiti sees stronger copra prices lifting purchasing power of natives. Locals spend what they own, with cash circulating widely. Land remains revered and rarely sold, hindering foreign plantation purchases.
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Tahiti
Tore
Papeete
Russian Church Praises Soviet Government at Moscow Conclave
Four hundred fifty delegates from across Russia attended an all Russian church congress in Moscow where speakers praised the Soviet government. Bishop Edgar Blake of Chicago urged the church to align with revolutionary changes toward greater brotherhood, saying believers should follow upheaval rather than resist.
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Moscow
Russia
All Russian Church
Sdgar Blake
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Southern Europe
Enforc e Booze Law on Vessels Worldwide June 1
Washington officials announce June 1 enforcement of the booze ban on ships entering American waters. Secretary Hughes to inform maritime nations that foreign vessels must comply with Supreme Court rulings.
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Washington, D. C
Hughes
Supreme Court
Cross Country Air Flight Bids Fair To Be Successful
Monoplane T2 piloted by G. Kelley and J. A. MacReady flew over Wickenburg Arizona at 10:20 am on a nonstop transcontinental attempt from Hempstead New York to San Diego California. The craft was less than 300 miles from its Pacific coast goal as it passed Wickenburg following a Santa Fe railroad dispatch.
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the Associated Press
Phoenin
Pacific Coast
Wickenburg
Foot and Mouth Disease Spread by Birds and Currents Report
A midwestern report notes the spread of foot and mouth like disease among cattle, claiming the germs travel on birds’ feet and through air currents. Authorities urge caution as outbreaks appear in multiple herds.
Five Die and Thirty Hurt in Utah Train Wreck
A Denver and Rio Grande Western passenger train No. 2 wreck near Woodside Utah left several dead and many injured. Officials list five dead and thirty injured with a missing brakeman and one more death later on a special train. Names include Arthur Hockey and E C White among the deceased.
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Salt Lake City
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Irene Mobheand
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Woodside
Arthur Hockey
Navy
Great Lakes
E. Co. White
Soldier's Summit
E. C. Patridge
University
Provo
F. R. Rader
Grand Junction
Colorado
Albert Anderson
Col
Advicys
Covode Woman Sets 31 Hour Dish Washing Record
Miss Susie Hetlock of Covode now residing in Punxsutawney washed dishes for 31 hours without stopping to claim a marathon dish washing record. The 22 year old started after a wager sparked by a kitchen conversation and was rewarded with a two day vacation by Panatall hotel management.
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Ro “Poe
Tress
Punxsutawney
Susie Hetlock
Covode
Susie
Panatall Hotel
Miss Truck
Rum Fleet Retires After One Short Is Fired From Cutter
A Jersey rum fleet pursuit ends when the coast guard cutter Seneca fires a four inch shell across the bows of a smuggling craft, forcing the vessel to halt. The encounter occurred during the night as authorities tightened a crackdown on illicit cargoes.
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Rum
Byrmted Prean
Jersey Rum
Coast Guard
Seneca
Monoplanes Complete Nonstop Transcontinental Flight
The monoplanes flown by Lieutenants G Keeley and J A MacReady finished a nonstop flight from Hempstead New York to San Diego California arriving in San Diego at 12 22 p m May 3 The Associated Press reported the pilots completed the tre ks in good condition and without intermediate landings.
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San Diego
Cal
G. Keeley
J. A. MacReady
Hempstead
New York
California
Fragmentary note on growth and value outside Sylvester
The readable lines describe aging and the sense that the finest things lie beyond the Sylvester realm, hinting at a broader world of price and meaning beyond the self or local bounds.
Ancient reefs thrived as seas covered the Great Lakes region
Billions of years ago coral reefs flourished in oceans that once covered lands now part of Wisconsin Michigan and Ontario. The vivid reef life proves the area was submerged beneath vast seas before continental shifts exposed the shorelines.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Ontario
Grand Jury Probe Sought Into Mount Death at Northwestern
A grand jury investigation into the death of Leighton Mount, Northwestern University student, was requested by State’s Attorney Crowe and university leaders after coroner’s inquest began over Mount’s skeletal remains found beneath a Evanston pier. Authorities say the death-by-self-action theory was abandoned after questioning Doris Fucseh who denied receiving a note about intended suicide.
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Associated Press
Chicago
A & and Jury
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Robert E. Crowe
Walter Dill Scott
Evanston
Mount
Doris Fucseh
Woman named revenue collector first of her kind
Miss Mahlenecke named collector of internal revenues at Chicago marking the first time a woman has held the post in the United States. Announcement came from the White House on May 3.
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Assoriated Press
Washington, D. C
Mahlenecke
Chicago
White House
Vote to Unfrock Russian Patriarch Tikhom
Moscow reports the All Russian Conclave adopted a resolution to unfrock the Most Reverend Tikhom, former patriarch of all Russia, at its May session.
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Presa
Moscow
All Russian
Tikhom
All Russia
Do not worry about others wrongs you may face
The speaker urges resilience against others misdeeds while warning that personal wrongdoing leaves lasting, ugly scars. The voice emphasizes moral accountability and the impact of one's own actions.
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Llelen Walleska
Entertainment Planned for Jurors in Chicago Case
The Chicago case of Fred Lunding and two co defendants faces jurors who request amusement amid lengthy questioning. Four jurors sworn in seek relief from monotony as prosecutors begin panel questioning and anticipate more voir dire.
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Associated
Chicago
Ill
Fred Lunding
Chicago Board of Education
U. S. Newspaper in Tampico Burns
Tampico Mexico May 3 The office of the only American newspaper in Mexico and the building of the YMCA were destroyed by a fire. Siwo were killed and ten injured all Mexicans. The loss probably will reach six hundred thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
Tampico
Mexico
Siwo
Los
Meeteorite Traced to Quetta Weighing Six Tons
A Lahore telegram reports a meteorite clearly seen in January across northern India. traced to Quetta where it buried itself. Remains indicate the impact mass likely weighed six tons.
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Lahore
India
Quetta
Personal Equation Overrules Atomic Facts Says Overstreet
Quotes Dr. Harry W. Overstreet arguing that recognizing personal differences outweighs mastering hydrogen atom facts. Emphasizes adapting teaching and judgment to individual variation over pure scientific credential.
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Harry W. Overstreet
Crow nickname echoes in college speech invitation
A speaker recalled as “the crow” from college days is introduced with a gleam in the host’s eye. He invites the audience to listen to the evening’s talk by the dark-haired speaker, highlighting the shared college memory and anticipation.
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Uetis Teeting
the Crow
Rejection of German Reparations Proposal by Allies
Paris reports the French and Belgian governments unanimously reject Germany's latest reparation proposal citing insufficient sum and lack of guarantees. Poincare will consult the Belgian government. U.S. Secretary Hughes was informed the separation offer does not require Washington action.
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Associated Press
Paris
Belgium
Cuno
Germany
France
Poincare
Higian
Radical
L'Oeuvre
United States
Washington Washingtoon
D. C
Hughes
State Department
Washington
Governor Brundage Sums Cut From Action Bill
Springfield May 3 The governor trimmed Attorney General Brundage's appropriation bill reducing it to about 612 400 while the remainder equals compensation sums for AGs of Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Kentucky Missouri and Iowa. Mrs Frank Hamilton is out shopping today.
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Associated Preas
Springfield
Atttorney
Brundage
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Iowa
Frank Hamilton
Poland Finance Minister Seeks Liberalization of Liquor Laws
Warsaw April reports confirm a proposal by Finance Minister Grabski to liberalize alcohol rules. The bill would raise allowed pure alcohol to four percent and maximum strength to sixty percent, end prohibitions on railway service and holiday or Sunday sales, and tax avoidance concerns push the plan amid diet opposition.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
France
M. Grabski
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Poland
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