Briand faces socialist choice on cabinet fate in Paris
Paris reports a four day cabinet crisis as President Doumergue and left leaders press the socialist bloc to decide whether to join a Briand led government. Briand asks for more time while Briand’s supporters say a 48 hour ministry may be discussed.
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Briand
Associated Press
Paris
Doumergue
Aristide Briand
M. Briand
Vermer Bonet
the Republic
M. Doumergue
Collins Tomb Traps Rescue Party Member Freed After Hour
AP dispatch from Cave City reports a cave explorer named Ford Collins trapped in a cave chamber for more than an hour. Central City mining engineer 7H Hunt oversaw the rescue and enlarged the chamber to allow safety withdrawal.
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Collins
Associated Press
Cave
Flord Collins
Hunt
Central City
Children Frolic at White House Easter Event
Washington April 13 Children enjoyed a White House Easter event under President Coolidge with thousands of youths touring the grounds. Mrs Coolidge greeted guests while her dogs caused a brief interruption and officials counted 38 377 entries to the grounds.
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White House
Washington
Associated Prest
Bra
Coolidge
Val
Incheon
Iningte
Baboon Runs Amuck Stands Off Police in New York
A 90 pound baboon named Joe provoked a six hour standoff with keepers and police reserves at a zoo. He ripped iron bars, leapt at a crowd of several hundred inside the monkey house, and forced evacuations as screams and chaos followed. A keeper closed the doors to prevent an escape while officers attempted lassos and containment. Joe finally leaped to a window and was about to leap out when action shifted.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe
Monkey House
Monk House
Compulsory arbitration barred by Supreme Court ruling
The Associated Press reports President Supreme Court Justice Van De Vanter held compulsory arbitration of industrial disputes unconstitutional. The decision says such measures compel participation in labor controversy settling, effectively forcing wage and hour disputes. Continued on Page 3, Column 5.
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Associated Press
Washington
Devan‘er
Rotary Session in Montana Highlights Growth and Goals
Governor Alfred Atkinson presided as 15 Montana clubs met in Bozeman for the annual Rotary conference. Paul H. King of Detroit spoke on Rotary in action while District Governor Atkinson touted district growth from 194 to 100 members, noting 16 clubs and international aims to expand service across 29 countries.
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Associated Press
Montana
Alfred Atkinson
State College
Bozeman
Rotary
Paul H. King
Detroit
Mich
Rotary International
David R. Wallace
First Unitarian Church
Atkinson
Sddrean
Poabprowchine
Maria
United States
Sremiana
International Office
International
Pean
Zurich
Switzerland
Europe
Contin
Black Slayer Shot By Posse During Arrest Attempt
An armed confrontation occurred when a posse attempted to arrest Evans on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges at his home. The Black person involved was fatally wounded after firing a high caliber public safety weapon three times.
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Associated Peasy 4
Bowlin
Evans
Buck Tells Engineers Mystic Lake Power Plant Story
M E Buck, Montana Power Companys general superintendent, spoke to the Montana Society of Engineers about the Mystic Lake power project. The talk detailed plant design, tunneling, piping, and equipment, with questions from engineers answered as Buck demonstrated the project steps and technical details.
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M. E. Buck
Mystic Lake
Montana Power Company
Mountain Lake
Montana
Buck
Montana Society of Engineers
Vu Prantl
Ings
Fom
Officers Combine For Liquor Raids On Butte Plages
A 23 member police force joined federal prohibition agents under Division Chief PF Hazeltine of Seattle and city agents in Montana for a joint liquor raid drive that began yesterday and continued into today with arrests planned.
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Butte
Federal Prohibition
PF. A. Hazeltine
Seattle
Ciry
Montana
Welliver
California Seeks Air Traffic Rules If Bill Passes
Sacramento April 13 Aerial traffic including balloons and airplanes would be regulated in California if the bill paused today by the state senate gains assembly and governor approval. It would bar operators under 18, require takeoffs from a designated spot and specify safe landing distances. Balloons would have priority over airplanes in traffic.
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Associated Pro Se
Sacramento
California
State Senate
Assembly
Inventor of First Automobile Dead in Kokomo
Kinood Haynes, pioneer automobile builder of Kokomo Indiana, died at his home from influenza after a period of critical illness. Haynes, inventor of America's first automobile and renowned scientist and metallurgist, fell ill following a trip to Washington.
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Associated Press
Kokomo
Ind
Kinood Haynes
Thin City
Mr. Haynes
America
Prince Yousepoff Sues Widener Over Rembrandt Portraits
Prince Felix Yousepoff, once a wealthy exiled Russian noble, testifies in New York supreme court as he sues Philadelphia financier Joseph E. Widener to recover two Rembrandt portraits. The case centers on whether the alleged sale or loan was a chattel mortgage violating public policy.
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Prince Felix Yousopoff
Nopieman
Joseph E.hlindelphis Snii
Sire
Yousopoff
Thenter
New York
Prince Felix Yousepoff
Supreme Court
Joseph E. Widener
Philadelphia
Vernon M. Datune
Tate
Tae Sassen
State Supreme ‘Court
Aerence J. Bhearn
Prince
Widener
Gregory
Hina
Lale Sear
Prom Rasta
Benin
Runais
Bhosta
Lindsey Winner In Recount Of Vote
A recount of votes shows Lindsey declared winner after addressing issues with ballots. The process examined disputed ballots and ballot handling to ensure accuracy, with officials confirming the final tally amid ongoing review.
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Lindsey
Woman Held to Test Sanity In murder case saga
Mrs Anna Cunningham of Gary Indiana faces a high profile case as her husband and four of her six children died in six years under mysterious circumstances. A son David Jr lies in critical condition from arsenical poisoning in a Chicago hospital. Authorities exhumed one body today as witnesses from Indiana and Illinois observed. The family is under close guard to prevent a suicide attempt.
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Anna Cunningham
COIR
Crown Point
Tad
Gary
Ind
Davidh Jr
Chicago Hospital
Chicago
Through Heavy Ice Fields Into Arctic Waters
Radio from the steamship Fram logs the North Pole flight expedition as it battles dense ice at 14 20 latitude. The Norwegian Aero Club convoy faces pressure from ice during the voyage to Spitsbergen, with safety measures noted aboard the Fram.
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Arctic
U. 8
Canada
James B. Wharton
FRAM
North Pole
Aero Club
Pram
Spitaberger
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Monk
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Ted Hoyal
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