Paris cabinet formed after tense talks by Painleve
Paris April 16. Paul Painleve completed his cabinet after hard negotiations. Briand becomes foreign minister as Caillaux takes finance, with Aristide Briand and Anatole de Monsieu among others. The process strained but produced a full ministry including premier and war minister Painleve.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ardous
Paul Painleve
Midt
Doumergue
Briand
Hope
Joseph
France
M Herriot
Nance
Anatole de Monsie
Paul Nieve
Aristide Briand
Joseph Caillaux
HIGH
Planes Arrive in Safety Flight to Pole Next Month
A misread report notes planes lashed to a freighter Hobby near Spitsbergen, with an April date and continuation to Page 2. The item hints at examination of parts and a planned flight to the pole next month amid safety assurances.
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Xings Bay
Spitsbergen
Colu
Keeping Silence On The American Foreign Policy
Washington April 16 opinion divides on American foreign policy as leaders push for restraint on arms talks while cautioning public discussion. The piece notes French, British and Belgian rhetoric aimed at shaping public opinion, with continued debates and a continuation promised on page 12.
Nomination Round in Berlin Ballot for Reich Election
Berlin April reports list three candidates for the upcoming election: Field Marshal von Hindenburg for the united right, Dr. William Marx for the People's Bloc, and Ernst Thaelmann for the Communist Party. Nominations closed at midnight, with 38.8 million ballots planned for the vote and 26.856 million voters in the prior election.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Marshal von Hindenburg
United Right
William Marx
People’s Bloc
Ernst Thaelmann
Communist Party
Federal Election Commissioner
Germany
Marx
Inmany
Industrial Capitaliste
von Hindenburg
Tors
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Stone Mountain project timeline unsettled amid upheaval
A New York sculptor linked to the Stone Mountain memorial faced dismissal and attempted postponement of action. Borglum reportedly destroyed models and fled the state, later arrested on charges of malicious mischief and larceny. He was held in Greensboro, North Carolina before papers were withdrawn.
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Associated NT
New York
Gutson Borglum
Borglum
Greensboro
N.C
Vanderbilts announce engagement of Muriel Vanderbilt
New York April engagement announced for Muriel Vanderbilt elder daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kissam Vanderbilt to Frederic Cameron Church of Boston son of an insurance broker. Vanderbilt says the match pleases all and the couple will wed in due course. Church is from Lowell and Boston and comes from a respectable but not wealthy family.
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The
Anno Press
Wwew
York
Mise Muriel Vander
Mes
William Kissa Vanderbilt
Frederic Cameron Church
Boston
Vanderbilt Mine Vanderbilt
Commodore Vanderbilt
Mr. Church
Lowell
Mr. Vanderbilt
Miss Dorothy Kelley Weds Henry Keresey at St Patrick Cathedral
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Cardinal Hayes officiated the April 16 ceremony in St Patrick Cathedral. Miss Dorothy Kelley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius F Kelley, married Henry Donnelly Keresey, son of Mrs Mary D Keresey of East 93rd Street. Numerous priests attended and many prominent social and business figures witnessed the nuptials.
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Henry Donnelly Keresey
Orly Mies
Dorothy Kelley
Butte
New York
Keresey
C.F. Kelley
Mer
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New ‘York
Metropolis
St. Patrick’s
C. F. Kelley
Cardinal Hayes
Ambassador Hotel
Standard
Cornelius F. Kelley
Mary D. Keresey
East Ninety-third Street
Hayes
Belgium
Derby Inner to Open Race Meet at Y Tonight
Derby Inner Readies opening night for a Hed Spring derby at the Y rink. Men and women gather for a dinner as a large turnout is expected to join the race event along with 20 horses and addresses listed. Judge Byaney is replaced by an interim speaker due to a late call.
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DERBY
Heal Pert
Judge Byaney
Army Dirigible Is Brought To Earth
An Associated Press report from the aviation post near Belleville describes the partially deflated TC-3 dirigible safely dropping to earth this afternoon. A crew of four managed to keep it under control before descent, though the mechanism failed earlier leaving the craft at the mercy of air currents after leaving Beatt morning on a Caseyville train.
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Associated Press
Aviation Post
Belleville
Caseyville
Wheeler Trial Opens as Jury Is Chosen in Three Hours
In federal court Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana goes on trial over a $4000 fee earned in 1922 for prosecuting oil and gas patrols for the interior department. Jury selected in three hours with W H Bennett first witness identifying land office permits. Prosecution promises a mass of documentary evidence and a surprise lawyer witness.
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Walsh
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Feders District Court
Department of Interior
Gordon Campbell
John L. Slattery
W. H. Bennett
92 Firemen To Quit Force In Salt Lake
Salt Lake City firefighters plan to resign en masse after a petition led by city commission. The move follows weeks of training and will be carried out immediately, with assurances of continued city protection.
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Salt Lake
Lly
State board estimates on metal taxes report
Helena April 16 estimates by the state board on metal mines tax this year show 38600 equalization. The report, dated for filing returns under the law approved, was received today with reservation of right to protest. Returns from larger companies arrive with continued notices and questions.
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Helena
Copper Output For March Looks Higher At 141100 Tons
World copper production for March totaled 141100 short tons. New York area shipments rose to 19638 short tons by April 1, up from 17288 on March 1.
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Associated Press
New York
Miners School Course Plan Urged by Parents Meeting
A public meeting in Butte discussed a proposed college course plan for the Butte School of Mines. James T. Vitagerald urged state control of educational institutions via the state board and executive committees. The League of Women Voters supported the measure noting potential cost savings and centralized oversight.
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Butte School of Mines
League of Women Voters
James T. Vitagerald
Silver Gow County
Ward
State Board of Educa
Butte
le Con
Mate
University
Figuéen
Page
Colume Ly
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War Department
Baltimore
Amundsen
United States
America
Los Angeles
Lois
Louis J. Maescher
Cinepatl
Charles
Arthur
Har Maescher
Lottie Logan
Lola
Mark Sullivan
Amer
Yerican
M. Clementel
Ameréa
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M. Clemente Fe
Twaee
Marx, von Hindenburg
Thaelmann
Stone Mountain
Muriel Vanderbilt
Henry Keresey
Famous Old Cathedral
Land Office
Burveifiance
Frank & Dietrich
Dietrich
Department of Justice
State Board ON Metal Taxes
Department
Fitzgerald
Vicinity
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