Breakfast Dish Headlines and Postscript Paradoxes
A fragmented reading lists politics and intrigue from 1900s discourse. Notes on Baldwin and Chamberlain in Britain, Folk’s Missouri death, Roosevelt era ambitions, and wartime memories mix with rail strikes, Prohibition echoes, and economic talk. Includes forecasts of treaties and moral rhetoric.
Smiths 1924 Hopes Hinges on Day Repeal Debate
New York aroused over Gov Smith decision on the Mandan Gage State prohibition enforcement act repealer. A Albany hearing will test wet and dry forces. Smith may veto or sign. Betting odds shift as political implications for the 1925 presidential race loom large. potential wet nomination impacts.
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Washington Post
New York
Gov. Smith
Oscar Anderewood
Alabama
Harding
Colored Man Obeys Hop-in Sign by Noble
Sergeant John C Btatts on duty near the White House at 2 yesterday reports a tired man on the sidewalk who leaps onto an auto running board and sits beside the driver. The driver resents the intrusion. the negro explains he was invited by the phrase Hop in Noble and presents a letter to prove his name Charley Noble, claiming one of them must ride.
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Noble
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Washington
Roosevelt
Folk
John C Btatts
White House
Walla
Gala Tha Negro
Charley Noble
Skeleton Is Mounts New Find Indicates
Chicago May 28 The remains beneath Evanston pier are identified by Dr Francis Ivey as Laighton Mount Northwestern freshman missing after a 1931 class fight. Workmen recovered twelve teeth and bone fragments. Dentists called the dental work singular and the teeth a positive match.
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Chicago
Evanston
Laighton Mount
Northwestern Univerty
Francis Ivey
Mount
Girl of 13 Missing Foul Play Feared
Police from the Tenth precinct search for 13 year old Mia Bidwell who vanished from Col F W Abbot's home near Tracey Piece North West after a music lesson. Authorities broadcast a description of the suspect and suspect thiefs of nearby offices.
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Fredk Magum
Iime
Bankers Optimistic On Nation's Future
In French Lick Indiana delegates at the eleventh annual convention of the National Association of Reserve City Bankers report a bright business outlook. Speakers say current conditions are at a peak and even with upcoming hot weather any slowdown would likely be temporary.
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French Lick
Ind
United States
National Association of Reserve City Bankers
Speskera
35th Victim Killed By Axe Murderer in Birmingham
Charley Craffty was found dead behind a store counter in Birmingham in a suspected axe murder. Police record indicates this is the 35th victim in two years, with 28 similar attacks and eighteen people killed to date.
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Birmingham
Als
Charley Craffty
Seaidential
Ships Bid Tops One Billion as Baldwin Wins First
The newspaper item reports a remarkable one billion dollar bid for ships, Baldwin achieving an initial victory in the political or legal skirmish. Other items mention shaping treaties with Turks and various local and national concerns, including road plans and education aid.
Treaty With Turkey Becomes Looming US-Turkey Pact
The article reports progress toward a commercial treaty with Turkey, with Joseph Clark Grew and American observers at Lausanne providing encouragement. It notes the US maintaining independent stance, potential nonmandate over Armenia, and broader shifts in US policy while Turkish negotiators push preliminary talks ahead of a broader conference.
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Washington Post Co
United States
Turkey
America
Harding
Lausanne
Dedienty
Hy Abe
Parade of 100000 Autos Lights Up Pennsylvan ia Avenue
Washington expects a record Shrine procession with more than 100000 automobiles converging on Pennsylvania avenue over two nights. Maj Daniel Sullivan and Shrine officials coordinate traffic outposts along Bladensburg road and western routes to guide thousands of visitors from stage to illu minations as Shrine caravan arrives from the Midwest.
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Pennsylvani Avenue
Daniel Sullivan
Mecca
Washington
Shrine Automobile Parking Committee
Drew
Traf
Fle Barezy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Maj Sullivan
Bladensburg Road
Western
New England
Rockville
Alexandria
Oklahoma City Flood Drowns Hope In City’s Worst Toll
May 28 Oklahoma City endures historic floods as water swamps southern districts including Packingtown. Levees fail on South Robinson Street, Walnut Grove residents flee, and zoo animals perish. City reports hundreds homeless, vast property damage, and rising rivers.
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Okla
Jean Tiggee
Oselier
Burésu
Robinson Street
Walnut Grove
Devee
Wheeler Park
Zoo
Capitol Hill
Phe
Capitol Tlt
S Dockyards
Break 12 Inch Wall Get 75000 in Furs
Detroit May 28 Jacob Tannenbaum and Sam Hirsch both of New York City were taken into custody by local police and held for investigation after furs valued at 75000 were stolen from Mall Inc store. Thieves tore a 12 inch brick fire wall to gain entry. The store is owned by United States Senator James Couzens. Tannenbaum has prior prison time in Michigan for robbery.
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Detroit
Jacob Tannenbaum
Sam Hirsch
New York City
Mall, Inc
United States
James Couzens
Tannenbaum
Michigan State
Turkey May Order Closing of Y M C A
Constantinople may close the YMCA after government inquiry found it operated without formal consent as required by law. Announcement in Constantinople papers notes previous attacks on the YMCA accused of leading children from the faith.
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Constantinople
YMLCA
Indians Compromise On Two Dogs Each At Fort Berthold
At Fort Berthold agency North Dakota a tribal council voted to limit household dogs to two per family and to tax surplus canines at one dollar each. The decision ends a long standing Indian bureau concern by marking a controlled approach to canine numbers and enforcing the dog tax within the reservation.
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Fort Berthold Agency
North Dakota
Indian Bureau
Smallest Dirigible To War on Insects
Hammonssport New York May 28 The country s smallest dirigible the U 8 M B specially equipped to wage war on gypsy moths doll weevils and other insects from the air will take off here Memorial day for Concord New Hampshire on the first official flight watched by United States air service Department of Agriculture and the aeronautical chamber of commerce The dirigible built for spraying infested regions The air attack was first tried from an air plane but proved unsatisfactory due to the speed at which planes flew The gas bag has a capacity of 60 000 cubic feet and can stay aloft fourteen hours with three passengers It is equipped with two motors
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Hammonssport
Concord
N. H
United States Air Service
Department of Agriculture
Astronautical Chamber of Commerce
Thieves loot Rival Shoe store in East Forty Second St
In New York two suspects held a customer and restrained manager James Kaplan at Rival Shoe Store 147 East Forty second Street. They assaulted Joseph Stimmal and forced him down stairs while another attempted to access the safe. A real customer interrupted as the safe opened and thieves fled with cash. Police arrived to recover 2590 dollars.
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New York
East Forty-second Street
James Kaplan
Joseph Stimmal
Kaplan Bummel
Stmnel
Pan
Agan
Million Dollar Bid for Government Merchant Fleet
Financial interests, unnamed, sent a $1,000,000 bond to the Shipping Board with a proposed total near $1.9 billion for the entire active government merchant fleet. Twenty bids were received, four or five showing possible viability. eight to confer with the board in New York. The Shipping Board aims to retire from shipping, with Chairman Lasker coordinating conferences and edge cases assessed.
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Lasker
Vitor
Soecalive tiveBeet
Entorces
New York
O'Connor and
Liasner
J B Small
Emerency Fleet Corporation
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