Washington presses Romania relief debt settlement
The United States seeks early settlement of Romania relief debt totaling about 42 million dollars. Washington notes it is a relief loan, not part of general war debts, and urges priority of repayment discussions with Bucharest. Ambassador to Argentina to stay on in Bucharest to pursue refunds and a broader settlement program.
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Remarkable Egyptian Style Stele Found In Ur City
A large sandstone stele or monument linked to King Ur-Engur of Babylonia, dated around 2400 B C, was announced from Ur of the Chaldes. London and Philadelphia museums coordinate a joint expedition uncovering one of history’s most significant archaeological finds. The carved slab features dual sides with historical scenes arranged in horizontal bands, showcasing ancient artistry.
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German butcher Haarmann linked to Hanover murders
In Hanover on April 15 Associated Press reports Frits Haarmann the local butcher, once sentenced, implicated in a killer spree. He allegedly harmed men, with bodies later found, and alienists testified he was sane.
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Suspected Slayer Collapses Probed in Crown Point
Mrs Anna Cunningham held in Lake County Jail on an open charge as authorities probe a six year cycle of deaths in her family. Her second collapse in four days delays a sanity hearing and she remains in a coma awaiting possible further action. Arsenic was found in the bodies of two Cunningham sons, with the level still to be determined. Direct evidence links mercurial poisoning to another historic case, while a former governor sentenced for fraud teaches a Bible class in prison.
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Electrified roads hailed as world best by Japanese visitor
Kaga of Tokio, head of maintenance for the South Manchuria Railway, tours American railways for nine months. He visited Butte and plans to study U S lines from Salt Lake to Los Angeles before Europe. He will attend the Brussels conference and later travel routes via Siberia to Japan, praising American train comfort and centralized Japanese system.
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Death of Madge Oberholtzer Linked to Stephenson Trial
Miss Madge Oberholtzer 28 died in Indianapolis after illness tied to poison she said she used following an alleged attack by D C Stephenson former Ku Klux Klan grand dragon. Preliminary exam cites toxins. Stephenson and two accomplices face multiple charges including assault rape and conspiracy.
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Dam flood report from lower Sturon river valley reaches safe levels
Detroit April 1 The surge from the lower Sturon river valley receded after the Ford Motor Company power plant at Flat Rock remained undamaged. Boats and farms were affected but no lives were lost as waters fell from six mile artificial lakes and the riverbank submergencies eased.
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Weimar Coalition Candidate Opens Campaign in Germany
Dr Wile Helm Mara, candidate for the Weimar coalition, opened his campaign for the German presidential election on April 26 with four statements outlining the law and stakes. His address avoided partisan acrimony and made no reference to opponent Field Marshal Von Iseburg of the united High Parties.
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Rev Gatley Nominated Montana Rotary District Governor
The Associated Press reports Helena April 14 Montana Rotary nominated Rev H S Gatley for district governor to take office July 1. Dr Alfred Atkinson of Boxeman was president. Gov J K Erickson and Dr C H Ol resident of the University of Montana spoke on a new day for Montana. Gatley is a charter member and former president of the Missoula Rotary Club.
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African Chief's Estimate of the Prince of Wales
A West Africa report recounts an African chieftain describing the Prince of Wales in vivid terms. He notes the boy’s fine adornments and a ceremonial presence, while observers discuss the prince’s reception, potential influence, and future palaver among communities.
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France in crisis as premiers hunt and cabinet talks stall
Paris reports one of the worst crises in the third republic with open conflict between the chamber and senate. Painleve is a reluctant premier candidate while Briand warns socialists against tying him to a “hangman’s rope.” France awaits a cabinet and possible bank-note measures.
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Clark Was Bidder For Masterpieces in New York Trial
Clues point to Velix Youssopott heading a wealthy royal family in Ruamia. The trial in Philadelphia concerns recovery of two Hembrand High Tat artworks. Joseph Widener of Philadelphia is the defendant in the suit filed April 14. The case centers on ownership and recovery of masterworks following a disputed sale.
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Nuns Carry Babies From Burning Home
Nuns reportedly evacuated a burning residence carrying infants as flames spread with only slight damage described. Fire crews aided the rapid rescue, with witnesses noting swift action by the religious carers. Local authorities investigate the incident and confirm no serious injuries.
Rotary Director Panises Conduct of State Meeting
Paul of Detroit arrives at Helena Rotary conference in Butte with returning Rotarians to attend the event. Detroit organization backs King for international presidency amid praise for Sixth district leaders and remarks at Silver Bow Club focusing on retiring President Alfred Atkinson and new President Henry Catley. Frank Venas Gress delivers notable remarks and Tom Davis is complimented for leadership.
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Ames Chooses Clark's Successor as Company Director
Ames appoints a new director replacing Clark amid organizational reshuffle at the firm. The leadership change occurs as the company aims to stabilize operations and pursue strategic initiatives under the new governance.
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Wheeler Case Hearing Draws DOJ Agents to Great Falls
Attorney for Senator Wheeler says 20 to 25 Department of Justice agents are in Great Falls to cover the trial set to begin Thursday. Prosecution officials confirm agents are present but deny that the city is in any way under government control. Subpoenas issued to several witnesses include Nye, Spry, and Gleason, with testimony expected on the Campbell syndicate and Wheeler’s involvement. Continued on Page 2 Column 4.
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Fall from 22 stories kills girl at Grand Terminal
Miss Angelica Met, 22, a purchasing agent from this city, plunged 22 stories from the terminal facade as thousands gathered at Grand Terminal. Her body struck a one horse delivery truck canopy in a narrow alley. A taxi driver reported the scene and the mother said the daughter had been ill and recently sent for treatment, but did not discuss death.
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Bulgarian King Narrowly Escapes Assassins in Sofia
King Boris of Bulgaria narrowly escaped an assassination attempt by alleged communists in Sofia on April 14. General Gheorghiet, a leader from the 1923 overthrow movement, directed attackers who fired on the king as he moved through Botia district. the assailants fled, and the king remained unharmed. Political turmoil has intensified under King Boris as a national crisis develops and authorities pursue those responsible for recent violence and upheaval.
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