Senator Glass Emerges as Potential Democratic Nominee
A Washington dispatch surveys Senator Glass of Virginia as a potential Democratic presidential candidate. He appeals to conservatives and radicals alike due to his Wilson ties and financial reforms, though his modesty may hinder a strong bid. The piece notes his treasury leadership and support for federal finance programs as key strengths.
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Washington, D.C
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Virginia
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Army Fliers Start Coast-to-Coast Nonstop Flight T-2
Army pilots John Macready and Oakley Kelley launched the giant T-2 monoplane from Curtiss Field on a nonstop coast to coast flight to Rockwell Field San Diego. The route goes through Dayton Ohio then southwest to Tucumcari New Mexico with a 737 gallon fuel tank. Weather was reported clear and the crew seeks the eastern Rocky Mountain reach by tomorrow morning.
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United Press
Mitchell Field
Curtise Field
John Macready
Oakley Kelley
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Cal
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Dayton
Ae Oe
Tucumcari
Coast Guard tightens grip on rum fleet along Jersey shore
Washington officials report the Coast Guard will concentrate 4 dozen boats in the North Atlantic off New Jersey to curb rum shipments amid a new non prohibition regime set to take effect June 15. Treasury officials seek to press shipowners to abandon charters as British stewards ponder options.
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London
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Halifax
Gasoline Drops 2 Cents More in Dallas Stations
Dallas motorists learn gasoline at filling stations falls two more cents to 18 cents per gallon on May 2 as prices continue easing. Local outlets report the net price now 18 cents, marking another step down in the week.
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Dallas
Tex
Cameraman and guard beaten by Tiger Glara in jail fight
In Tegucigalpa on May 2 a photographer and a jail guard were defeated in a five minute hand to hand struggle as Clare Phillips of Los Angeles and her companion Mrs. R. M. Young attacked over a camera. The woman refused to allow a photo and the fight followed through the jail corridor until California detectives were due.
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United Press
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Clare ‘Phillips
Los Angeles
Hammer ‘Slayer
R. M. Young
California
Jesse Carson
R. M. Foumg
China Seeks U S Trade Expansion Says Chinese Minister
Alfred Sze, Chinese Minister to the United States, states he will return to Washington to pursue closer relations and broaden trade. He notes China’s transition to democracy, acknowledges American friendship, cites rising U S exports to China since 1914, and invites U S participation in China's future trade growth.
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Alfred Sze
United States
Board Steamship
Jackson
Mid-Pacific
Washington
China
America
the Times
U. S
International News
Piggly Wiggly Raid On Wall Street Admits Finances
Memphis May 2 Clarence Saunders Piggly Wiggly magnate faced personal bankruptcy after a raid on Wall Street cited as taking between 3 and 35 million dollars from investors. Saunders says he will sell Piggly Wiggly Class A stock to avert defeat and warns Wall Street he is right.
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Clarence Saunders
Shorts
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focal pa_sers
Public Works Chief Allows Sunday Pier Dancing Alongside Golf
Chicago May 2 A. Spra gue commissioner of public works says Sunday dancing at the municipal pier is no more wrong than playing golf and he changed a long standing rule yesterday enabling summer dances on the pier while golf continues.
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Chicago
A. A. Sprague
Public Works
Municipal Pier
Oil Boom Strains Smackover Post Office Staff
Postmaster FLY McDonald, overwhelmed by a rapid oil boom that swelled Smackover Arkansas to 10 000 people, sought help as letters and parcel post flooded in. Salary raised from $606 to $2500 but he left after stabilizing operations.
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France Threatens Lausanne Exit Over Turkish Syria Move
Athens May 3 France is reported to have sent a note to Turkey threatening to withdraw from the Lausanne peace conference unless Kemalist troops are removed from the Syrian border. Paris recently authorized French troops in Syria to counter Turkish troop movements. France holds a mandate over Syria and resents Turkey’s military gesture.
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Trains Held Up and Looted in Missouri Report
Ban dits held up and robbed two Missouri Pacific freight trains near Wolcott and Turner. Police say the same gang carried out both robberies, possibly 20 men in two motor trucks. At least six box cars were emptied of valuable merchandise.
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Missouri Pacific
Wolcott
Turner
Conan Doyle Says Ghosts Would Get Licenses
Chicago May 2 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle a noted author and scientist predicted in a lecture on spiritualism that spiritualists will be granted certificates to practice and recognized by the police forcing spiritualist mediums to prove fraud prevention akin to materialistic practitioners.
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Chicago
Arthur Conan Doyle
United States to propose world narcotics accord in Geneva
Washington reports the United States will present a plan at Geneva this month to curb narcotics production and manufacture. The League of Nations narcotic advisory committee meets May 24 with an American delegation in consultative capacity. The delegation includes Stephen Porter Charles Brint Rupert Blue and Edwin Neville with federal narcotic control board advisors.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Geneva
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League of Nations
State Department
Stephen G. Porter
Pennsylvania
House Foreign Relations Committee
Charles 3. Brint
New York
Rupert Blue
Navy
Edwin K. Neville
Federal Narcotic Control Board
Coroner to Hear Northwestern Hazing Death Case
An inquest into Leighton Mount a Northwestern freshman who vanished after a 1921 class fight opened at Evanston with crowds outside the station. Coroner West planned to summon Walter Dill Scott and other witnesses as officials seek hazing links and possible chemical involvement in Mounts death.
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Evanston
Leighton Mount
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Lake Michigan
Creshman
Tessify
Carl Oldberg
Young Mount
Mount
W. D. McNally
Boasip
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Rouge and Bobbed Hair Decline, Doctor Says
Dr Mary Hart secretary of the board of recommendations at the University of Chicago says bobbed hair and rouge are fading fads and unsuitable for young women entering teaching. She notes less prejudice from boards of education nationwide though some denominational colleges still ask about dancing or smoking.
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Mary Hart
Board of Recommendations
University of Chicago
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Troops Rescue Holy Rollers Besieged by Mob in Hall
State troops freed 106 members of the Holy Rollers from a mob of about 1,000 at a Bound Brook New Jersey church after a mass meeting. Alleged Klan activities and a speaker's remarks sparked the attack. A teacher trying to address the crowd from a second story window was struck, rendering him unconscious.
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Jeweler Robbed in His Own Apartment at Hetleviel Hotel
Three masked bandits surprised jeweler I. B. Adelson and his wife in their Hetleviel hotel apartment in Kansas City early today and escaped with insured jewels valued at about $10,000. Adelson operates four jewelry stores in the area.
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Kansas City
Hetleviel
Germany Vows Revenge Over Reparations Offer
Berlin reports the German government promises revenge if needed. A reparations offer is linked to guaranteed pressure on France for up to years, with the plan tied to the eleventh hour.
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France
Woman Hanged for Killing Constable in Canada and US Official
The report notes Florenca Lassandra as the first woman hanged in Canada in 24 years for the murder of Constable Lawson at Crows Nest Pass Alberta. It describes her confession, the delay in executions, and her final plea while the other condemned, Picariello, was executed nearby. The piece also covers Capt. McMahon’s cordial visit with Von Hindenberg and remarks on American troops leaving Europe.
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Amy Laurency
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Alta
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Canada
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Lassandra
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Pharrello
Rockefeller Sees Police Arrest Man Threatening Life
A 29 year old Assyrian silk worker named George Murad was arrested at Rockefeller Jr.s home in New York after shouting we will all be dead in half an hour and directing abuse at Rockefeller while detectives struggled with him. The incident occurred as police intervened to restrain the suspect.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
George Murad
Rockefeller
Will Arrest Three in Remington Case
Los Angeles report says two men and a woman will be arrested by the sheriff today as suspects in the February 15 murder of Earle Remington, a club man, who was shot as he entered his St Andrews Place home. The trio, said to include soldiers, will be turned over to police after arrest.
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Hindenberg
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Geerman
Japan
United States
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Cal
Sheriff's Office
Earle Remington
Clabman
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Chicago Cabaret Interests Win Early Victory in 1 a m Close Fight
In Chicago on May 2 the cabaret sector scored an initial win against a plan to declare the city a 1 o'clock stock town. Corporation Counsel Francis X Bush told Police Chief Morgan A Colling he had no legal basis to enforce a 1 a m closing rule. Cafe owners sought to resist the order.
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Francis x. Bush
Morgan A. Colling
French Reject Berlin Offer as Propaganda Clash Deepens
Paris reports France will flatly refuse Germany's latest reparations draft, viewing it as propaganda to sway neutrals. Berlin's note fixes 30 billion gold marks, with 26 billion bond raises by 1927 and the rest by 1934, and calls for an international commission to decide terms if needed.
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