Britain faces new crisis as Churchill debates protection plan
The text notes Britain turning to Chamberlain's protection doctrine amid trades and industry disputes. Churchill's stance and potential failure are discussed with references to Lloyd George and the shipyard unrest. The piece mentions a Dundee visit and a trustee sale later in the day affecting local workers.
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Terror in Threat Neighborhood Alarmed by Negro Letter to White Girl
A violent race related episode unsettled residents of a Northwest block as a threatening letter to a young white girl spurred police action. Detectives and patrols canvassed 1700 blocks while Black and white neighbors gathered, and Capt Travis of the Lighthouse precinct led inquiries into the alleged threats and possible roof walker seen near Corcoran and T streets.
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Porto Rican soldiers shot in San Juan clash with police
Special report from San Juan Porto Rico describes a row between Porto Rico regiment soldiers and Insular Police in which two soldiers were wounded and one died. Police ordered the soldiers back to barracks and to stay in after dark.
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Washington Post
San Juan
Porto Rico
Fiem's Money For Singer In Pittsburg Book Firm Shakeup
Haron Holmes former president and manager of the Holmes Company accused of forgery. He allegedly signed checks totaling 1075 drawn on the firm's funds to Miss Carolina De Frant a Boston singer. Holmes claims he borrowed from the singer. partners deny any loan or firm funds went to her. Bail set at 2000 awaiting hearing.
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Conference on Legislation Sets Path for Anti Injunction and Labor Bills
President Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon held decisive talks on the agenda for the remaining weeks of Congress. They discussed passing anti injunction legislation, a child labor bill, and limited currency reform while not touching the Sherman Act or savings banks. The session aimed to chart support and timing for these measures, with views on the President's proposed compensations and currency remedies.
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China Awakens and Strengthens Amid Western Ties
Wu Tingfang, Chinese minister to the United States, spoke at Carnegie Hall on The Awakening of China, predicting that a stronger China will defend sovereignty, promote peace, and expand commerce, leading to a new era of global trade and stability.
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United States
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Chine
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Tragic Father Kills Daughter Then Takes Own Life
A Ohio man named Yelendt killed his ten year old daughter Mori with chloroform and then hanged himself. The act followed business troubles and a sick state of mind. The father, a follower of Miss Anna Hall of Cincinnati, had expected harm to his daughter in the past and acted from despair.
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Hang Oang
Anna Hall
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Boy Prays for Shot Victim in Church Tragedy
A teen named Frankie was shot during a gathering at a church while Joseph Witney, aged nine, fired the fatal shot. Frankie died shortly after, and witnesses found the Tinley boy kneeling in prayer, saying he hoped Frankie wouldn’t die.
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New York
Wid West
Frank Green
Joseph Witney
Tinley Boy
Frankie
Rooster fatally wounds child in Lewisburg incident
A rooster attack in Lewisburg resulted in the death of a fifteen month old child. The incident occurred when the bird inflicted fatal head wounds, with bystand ers describing a rapid violent event. Authorities advise caution around poultry and monitor similar reports.
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Confirms Sale of Hope Gem by Joseph Frankel
Joseph Frankel of the firm Joseph Frankels Sons declares the sale of the famed Hope diamond in Paris. He notes the buyer’s name will be made public later and emphasizes the stone was never out of his possession or in anyone else’s hands.
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New York
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Toseph Frankels Sons
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Lottery promoter held in Porto case and arrest announced
Detective reports arrest of Armando Rentt on May 5 on charges of running a lottery ring in Porto Fuco. Officers found over a hundred lottery tickets and a list of winning numbers among Benitez's effects, with inspector Maeson leading the probe.
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Iarto
Cleveland Still Improving Seeks Longer Stay For Recovery
In Lakewood the condition of former President Grover Cleveland shows steady improvement. Mrs Cleveland reports he will remain here indefinitely as the climate aids his recovery.
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Grover Cleveland
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Gov Wilson Delays Pardons Reading On Powers Case
Frankfort May 5 Gov Willson plans to complete reading all papers in the Powers pardon matter and announce a decision today or in a few days due to other urgent matters. The report notes the pressure of delaying factors could push the final ruling beyond today. The Biggs Sale today features J F Brees collection from Richmond Virginia including rare mahogany furniture engravings and china items.
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Harm on defeats Harmon as Ohio delegation contest rages
At Columbus first session of the Democratic state convention shows Garber Finley control as Harmon forces push for their candidate. Johnson faults Harmon with ties to brewing interests while Campbell of Butler seeks the U S Senate nomination. Delegates contest seating in Lucas County and a rules vote shapes the day’s fiery proceedings.
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Congress caucus fails to agree on Vreeland currency bill outcome
The meeting of Cannon Prods and Gaudus conference ends without a firm decision as Democrats and Republicans clash over the Vreeland currency bill. A roll call shows a quorum, with Representatives Bennett and Townsend guiding debate rules. speaker Cannon receives applause as leadership signals possible future action, but no conclusive plan emerges.
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Two Heroes of La Guaira Endure Plague Siege
An American Consul and a doctor defied quarantine to aid La Guaira as the plague struck. Dr Peraza was briefly imprisoned before being released when the epidemic’s nature became clear, while authorities imposed travel bans and land sea blockades to curb the outbreak. A river of evacuees sought escape to Europe as port life ground to a standstill.
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irKas
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Rockefeller Agents Move To Fast Rail Link With Russia
John D May aid Russia as three Rockefeller agents negotiate for a Amur Railway project. The Douma passed a first reading last month and the government wants speedy construction. Proposals include using Russian materials and employing Russian workers. three Siberian factories would supply aerial components. Rockefeller’s team asks no government loan. authorities may issue debentures.
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