Herriot Government Survives Early Vote in Paris Chamber
Paris April 9 The Herriot government survived a two thirds chamber session as opposition attacks continued. The vote 291 to 242 kept his cabinet alive but reduced its majority by 40 votes. Leaders warn the senate faces a similar challenge as finance measures and currency reforms loom.
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Senate
Associated Press
Paris
Herriot
Ech
Ih Chamber
Senna
Esmore
Two Killed as Balfour Raid Sparks Violent Clash
Following Tamadan festival prayers a mob attacked the Victorian hotel where Lord Balfour stayed. Algerian troops and police fought rioters as violence spread near the hotel and Jewish areas. The incident marked renewed unrest during the Earl of Balfour's Holy Land visit.
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Earl of Balfour
Lord Balfour
Pierce
Polies
Uame
Holy Land
Palestine
Too many policemen at state prison for old Mormon Joe
In Canon City Colorado the warden Thomas J. Tynan allowed the Ute to roam the prison yard at will. He was reportedly calm today after the authorities faced pressure. The situation drew mixed opinions among officials and the public.
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State Prison
Associated Press
Canon City
Col
Rim
Thomas J
Montana Anglers' Club Launches Drive For More Fish
Butte Anglers Club with Rotary Kiwanis Exchange and Rotana clubs seeks to keep Montana a fisherman's paradise amid depleted stocks. Hatcheries and spawning stations exist across the state but current auto-based fishing parties deplete streams as fry are eaten by larger fish. A rearing pond was acquired to offset these losses.
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Montana
Buttenglers’ Club
Rotary, Kiwanis, Exchange and
Rotana Clubs
Butte
Mountain States
Colorado
Burton
Head OF Arms
Bodies supposedly found at Long Island doctor farm
A search of Green Trees farm in Smithtown, home of chiropractor Henry Lee Motard, is directed to locate bodies tied to a murder case. Police noted Motard had not fully accounted for a child adoption linked to Mr and Mrs Grote of Morsemere and the Grofes claimed lawful adoption of the child. Authorities were informed that a body of a young girl may be involved, with details continuing to unfold at police headquarters.
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New York
Green Trees Farm
Long Island
Henry Lee Mottard
Smithtown
Stottara
W. Grote
Morse
Lillian McKenzie
Peram- Manhattan’ Street
O'Keefe
Wid
Maro
Mary Jallison
Moltard’s
Acres
Grofes
Ruth
Mercury poisoning blamed for McClintock death
Chicago April report says Mrs Emma McClintock died from mercuric poisoning after her body was disinterred. Coroner Oscar Wolff cited Dr William McNally’s analysis showing mercury in stomach and organs sufficient to cause death. Foster father Shepherd faces murder charges linked to the millionaire heir’s death and will.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Emma McClintock
William Nelson McClintock
William Darling Shepherd
Oscar Wolff
William D. McNally
Maclintock
Oscar” Olson
McClintock
Ege Denshs
Harry Olson
Olson
Young McClintock
Shepherd
Gs Young McClintock
Wolff
McNallys
Dr. Olson
Tudge Olson
Taight
Meclintock
Charles Krusemarek
Fin Cee
Inabelie Pope
Charles C. Farman
School of Science
Faiman
William Nelson
Jacob Hopkins
Criminal Court
Young Matrigide Faints Over Fate In Murder Case
Seventeen year old Dorothy Elijahson was found insane by a superior court jury in San Francisco. She killed her mother last January in their home. She was sent to Napa state asylum for the insane. If ever pronounced sane, the murder charge may be revived. Proceeding disrupted by her fainting.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Dorothy Eilgeson
State Asylum For the Insane
Naps
California
Daughter Slays Mother and Self in alleged murder suicide
The Associated Press reports a matricide and suicide in which a daughter killed her mother and then took her own life. The case, tied to alleged insanity and distress over the mother’s illness, describes both victims found at the Minnesota hospital.
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Bau
Dullet
Hoth
Sales
Men- Sota Hospital
Wheat Prospects for U S Low in 25 Years
The Associated Press reports US winter wheat prospects are at their lowest in 25 years due to widespread field damage across the country. Conditions fell sharply from December 1 to April 1, with Eastern Washington Oregon drought and high winds worsening losses from Kentucky to Texas.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Indiana
Montana
Nebraska
Kansan
Oklahoma
Texas
Northwest
Oregon
Plains
State Elk Lodges Protest Over Meeting Date
At the Butts lodge of Elk last night an official notice from L J Choquette, president of Montana State Association of Elk Lodges, announced a July 10 state meeting at Lewin hotel Lake McDonald Glacier Park, drawing protests as it conflicts with the national convention starting July 13 in Portland. P J Driscoll, now exalted ruler, presided.
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Butts Lodge
Fiks
L. J. Choquette
Montana State Association of Elk Lodges
Lewin Hotel
Lake McDonald
Glacier Park
Portland
P. J. Driscoll
Von Hindenburg Supporters Claim Victory in Berlin Press
Berlin and provincial papers continue to debate Field Marshal Von Hindenburg’s presidential nomination. Editorials praise united right wing support while questioning the opposition’s stance amid wartime politics.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Unite Right
Loeb and Leopold Meet Behind Bars in Chicago
Two millionaire sons Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, previously serving life terms, were briefly released from prison restraints for a day. Guards noted the youths appeared nervous as they met in a corner to talk in low tones after exchanging casual greetings.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Richara
Dickie
Loeb Nathan
Leopold
Tne
Loeb
Hello
Habe
Pola
Learn Chemistry of Life Reported by Yale Professor
Baltimore April 9 Belence in near an understanding of the chemistry of life processes, according to Prof. Treat B. Johnson of Yale University, who announced finding of new compounds in the nucleus of the cell. His report was part of a division series aiming to unite chemistry and medicine to attack disease and disease causes.
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Associated Prax
Baltimore
Belence
Organic Chemistry
American Chemical Society
Treat B. Johnson
Yale University
Johnson
Coolidge Declares Tacna Arica Award Final and Unappealable
President Coolidge informed Peru that he regards his role as arbitrator in the Tacna Arica dispute as final and without appeal. The note states the action aligns with the submission terms signed by Peru and Chile and with general international law principles.
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The
Associates
Press
Washington
Coolidge
Peru
Chile
International Cae
Ingomar Rancher 18 Murder Victim Found Dead
Associated Press dispatch from Ingomar Montana reports Anton Masiowski a well known rancher found dead last night with facial injuries and multiple gunshot wounds to chest and abdomen. His 18 year old son William identified the scene later by car. A sheep dam was killed nearby. Coroner Booth said the death occurred about 24 hours earlier and family details follow.
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Associated Press
Ingomar
Mont
Anton Masiowski
Rairie
William
Patter
Honebud
Billings
John
Polytechnical Institute
Ughter
Son of Ohio Governor Fined for Escapade
Hat Donahey, 19, son of Gov. Vic Donahey, was fined 100 for contributing to the delinquency of a minor after a probate court in Zanesville found he did not tell the truth about an incident involving Lillian Vogel, 15. He remained under court supervision until he matures.
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Associated Prose
Columbus
Ohio
Hat
Donahey
Vic
Lillian Vowel
Zanesville, Ohio
Zanesville
Clarence Graham
Youn Donahey
Gietion
Miss Vogel
Hal
Young Donahey
Donal Reser
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