Briand Likely to Form New French Government
Paris April 12 Aristide Briand seven times premier of France was asked by President Doumergue to form a new cabinet to resolve the crisis following Herriot's fall. He told the president he would reply at noon tomorrow after consulting party leaders. The socialist party’s participation is an essential condition.
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France
Socialist Party
Briand
Associatea Preas
Paris
Aristide Briand
Republic
Herriot
M. Briand
Senate
Chamber
Doumergue
M. Brand
Bank of France
Prent Denmergue
Denver grand jury to continue vice probe in city
The Denver county grand jury, after submitting its report, will continue investigating vice bootlegging and law enforcement conditions without a new term or swearing in. District Judge Charles Sackmann announced the extended inquiry, which may include police graft and protection of bootlegging and gambling officials.
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Associated
Prem
Denver
Certan
Six Passengers Hurt When Auto Crashes Into Sign
Michael Oman of 2106 Fir street and five others were hurled from a vehicle after it failed to make the Anaconda highway turn and crashed into a sign board near Gregson Springs road. Oman suffered a deep cut on the hand and head injuries, while another man and two women had minor bruises. An infant remained uninjured, and a 3-year-old child emerged from the wreck largely unscathed. The car was towed to Butte for repairs and Oman was treated at Murray hospital.
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Michael Oman
Fir Street
Anaconda
Gregson Springs Road
Oman
Sam Herman
Ve ‘Oman
Murray Hospital
W. H. Gregg
Lao
Butte
Bomb wrecks home in Hermin Illinois twice in a week
The two story frame home of John Pisoni, an Italian bachelor, was partly wrecked today by a second explosion in Hermin within a week and the third in more than a month. Pisoni, alone in the house, escaped injury and is under bond for bootlegging on charges brought by Ku Klux Klansmen.
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Associated Press
Hermin
John Pisoni
Htte
Pisoni
Ku Klux Klansmon
Plan vigorous defense of executive removal power
The Washington administration prepared a vigorous defense to a Senate attack on the president’s power to remove appointees. Solicitor General Beck filed a new brief opposing Senator Pepper’s claim that Congress governs all offices except constitutional ones. The case stems from the 1920 removal of Frank S. Myers as Portland postmaster by President Wilson, who seeks back pay.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
Beck
Pepper
Pennsysvania
Congress
Frank S. Myers
Portland
Ore
Wilson
Peppers
Five Deaths Case Stirs Indiana Ku Klux Klan Scandal
Indianapolis April 12 Miss Madge Oberholtzer accuses D C Stephenson Hoosier millionaire and former K K K grand dragon of kidnapping assault and battery with intent to rape and malicious mayhem. He is free on $2 bond as legal moves to block his trial fail. Stephenson, accused by Oberholtzer and linked to internal Klan feuds, contends a frame up by rivals after he split with leaders over initiation fees and power. Oberholtzer, 28, Butler College graduate, faces police accounts of being lured to his Arlington home and forced to drink liquor at gunpoint before an alleged assault.
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Central Press
Indianapolis
Madge Oberholtzer
D. C. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Sta
Stephenson
Berny
K. K. X. inIndiana
Brains North
Mise Oberhouser
Butler
McTittie
Biephe Snson
Gov. Fed
In & Hompital Jnm
Stormy marriage ends in Anaconda double tragedy
Theodore C Brown was shot in a dingy front room at 2 North Hickory Street Anaconda after a volatile marriage begun a week after their 1940 wedding. Jessie M Brown, his wife and shooter, fled as Brown fired twice at her after wresting the gun, then collapsed on the sidewalk. Margaret Clark described the deadly scene.
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Maritél Guarrels
Hickory Street
Anaconda
Theodore C. Brown
Jessie M. Brown
Margaret Clark
Commercial Avenue
Brown
Trown
Clark House
Voodoo Temple To Be Wrecked Today
Camden dispatch says police and fire squads armed with axes and shovels will destroy tunnels and chambers in the voodoo house of two adjoining houses. An arrest led to discovery of crude tunnels, an idol, dead chickens, a tabernacle and organs. A 17 year old daughter alleged she killed a woman and buried the body in a cellar. two infant bodies were found in a tunnel.
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Associated Press
Camden
Chamber Meet to Discuss Treaties and Trade
Washington April 12 International and domestic economic questions will be considered at the thirteenth annual meeting May 20 to 22 of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. The program includes a review of the Dawes plan, competition in foreign trade, and the agricultural situation, with a European speaker yet to be named.
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Associated Press
Washington
International
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Jeon
Europe
Jardine
Wyoming Governor Still Under Guard
Cheyenne officials report Governor Nellie Taylor is under guard while law enforcement reassesses security. Sources say the governor may leave the mansion within a week for a short respite as guards remain in place to ensure safety and stability at the state executive residence.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nellie Taylor
Tate
Tous
Gow
Rowe
Von Hindenburg Record Targeted by Critics
Berlin April 12 A distortive interpretation of Field Marshal Von Hindenburg's military record emerges as critics debate his loyalty to the republic. Observers note his failure to seek re election, while others argue his patriotism and constitutional fealty remain under scrutiny amid political maneuvering.
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Associated Press
Berlin
von Hin
Republic
von Hindenburg
Bauer
Lauder Gortf
Vonindenbure
America
Hauer
Neals
Fatal attack near Southern University campus in Dallas
A Dallas incident ends with Tollee Atkins killed and Mrs. Mary Steer critically injured as two Black suspects jumped onto a moving car near the Southern University campus and wrecked the vehicle before escaping. The attack occurred while the couple rode slowly in Belmont district.
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Associated Prose
Dallas
Woman in Gary in custody after arsenic deaths family
Mrs Anna Cunningham of Gary Indiana attempted suicide after police found arsenic in her home and linked it to the deaths of her husband and four children and the illness of another son. Coroner reports the son sick for weeks after meals as relatives allege mental deterioration. Bodies of five family members are to be exhumed today for investigation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Anna Cunningham
Gary
Ind
Bootleggers Are Hard to Convert
The Salvation Army training school in New York announced it has found a new and fruitful method to reform bootleggers. Officers said the program gives a missionary workout to members of the group but faces more difficulty than past conversions of so-called bad men.
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Associated Proms
New York
Salvation Army Training School
Oficers
Salvation Army
Many Costumes Black At New York Easter Pageant
New York enjoyed a bright spring day as Easter Sunday outfits lit Fifth Avenue. Crowds crowded the avenue for the Easter pageant with half a million people along Coney Island and the capital area, where fashion showed bold colors and black gowns.
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Associated Press
New York
Fifth Avenue
America
Coney Inland
Miles
Last Rite for Russian Patriarch Held in Moscow
The funeral of the patriarch of the Russian Church took place at the Donetsk monastery as bishops and priests gathered for the liturgy. The figure had been banished by authorities in 1988 after 18 months of confinement, and the ceremony drew dignitaries from Moscow and the surrounding region.
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Prams
Moscow
Peter the Great
Rasany
Donekoy
Almont
Butte Pancake King Charley Pease Dies in Blaze
Charley Pease known as Butte's pancake king died after a March explosion at his Dad's Lunch Wagon on South Main. Fire spread through his cafe as Frank Foley and others fought the flames. two dozen escaped as Pease perished from burns and smoke. His body lies at the hospital while the wreckage is rebuilt at the stand.
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Charley Pease
South Main Street
Main Street
Frank Foley
Butte
Pease
Ingolt
Dad
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