Caillaux Storm Center Faces Confidence Vote in Chamber
Paris dispatch reports Prime Minister Painleve winning a 304 to hours vote of confidence as Joseph Caillaux, newly restored finance minister, faced sharp opposition. The chamber debate centered on budget goals, debt, and reforms including military service, inter allied debts, and Dawes reparations, with Caillaux seeking national concord amid cabinet unity.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Paul Painleve
Joseph Caillaux
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Tore
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Dawes
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Harvard Lampoon Issue Declared Obscene in Mails
The April 21 notice reports the Harvard Lampoon current issue deemed obscene and obscene literature in circulation through the mails. Copies were seized and sent to U S District Attorney Harold P Williams with a recommendation for prosecution of those responsible.
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United States
Harold P. Williams
Milwaukee receivers plan $2 million rail improvement
Chicago April 31 report states Milwaukee receivers authorize large scale upgrades including Pigs Eye lake yards near St Paul with buildings valued at 1.5 million and additional works along Tacoma street and tracks to serve Bozeman Canning in Montana. A deck connection with the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis line and the Omaha company is included.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pigs Eye Lake
St. Paul
Street
Tacoma
Bozeman’ Canning Company
Boseman, Mont
Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis Railway
Omaha 'Y Company
Dawes Uses Radio in Push for Senate Rules Change
Vice President Dawes urged the public to pressure for cloture in the U S Senate. Speaking to about 1,100 publishers and guests, he said he was elected by the people and would quit office if needed to advance reform. He criticized unlimited debate and tied his appeal to public sentiment transmitted by radio.
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Dawes
New York
Charles. G
United States’ Senate
Frank B. Noyes
Associated Press
Senate
United States Senate
Capper
Kansas
Mr. Dawes
Woman Used Hatchet to Murder Children Craves Mercy
Prolonged report from Kentucky dated April 21 notes Mrsim Sloan, 87, claimed responsibility for a brutal act after her son, described as deaf and dumb, suffered grievous injuries. Coroner’s statements and doctor remarks hint at deep family distress shaping the tragedy.
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Imma Sloan
John Fa
Richardson Waig
Ronan editor ends life in personal crisis note
Special Dispatch to the Standard Ronan April 21 John Hollowood owner and editor of the Ronan Pioneer and former editor of the Drummond News was found dead with a pistol nearby after a note said he would end it. Paul Shearer a Pioneer printer found the body at the Hollywood Residence and notified Mrs Hollowood who is filing for divorce. Hollowood had moved to Ronan four years ago after buying the Pioneer and had recently faced business troubles and drinking.
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Ronan
John Hollo Wood
Ronan Pioneer
Drummond News
Bedmith
Paul Shearer
Pioneer
Hollywood
Shearer
Hollowood
Drummond
Thousands Made Homeless By CA Cananea Blaze Ship
A Greek text about a catastrophic blaze near Cananea left thousands homeless as Japanese seamen perished when Raifuku Maru sank 180 miles south west of Sable Island. The Homeric and Tuscania stood by but rescue proved impossible in violent seas. The Homeric reported the sinking at 11 55 am as steamships struggled to reach survivors.
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Associated Press
New York
White Star
John Roberts
Homer Toys Fom
Roberts
Mare
Tasmania
Strick
Orth
Megret
Los Angeles dirigible departs for Bermuda with record crew
The Los Angeles left Lakehurst carrying over 60 men including 28 regular crew, many Army and naval observers, and mail sacks for Bermuda. Officials expect a smooth flight and a brief stay near the Bermuda mooring before returning to Patoka, with Bermuda weather reported favorable for the voyage.
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Lakehurst
Los Angeles
Bermuda
Tomor
Court stands firm on gas tax ruling in Montana
Helena April 21 The Montana supreme court refused to reconsider its decision holding the gas tax unconstitutional and invalid against Banburet Refining Co The court said the statute exempted imported cases and domestic suppliers and was discriminatory The U S Supreme Court had allowed taxation of the former after Montana amended the law to remove the purported anomaly The ruling cites the amendment removing the obstruction and upholds the prior finding of illegality.
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Newark
Peumreute
School of Mines offers first year general college course
The State School of Mines already provides a first year college course including English mathematics chemistry physics and a modern language to match a university program in Missoula or Bozeman. Chancellor Brannon noted the course has Spanish offered but was dropped last year for lack of demand and could be revived if needed. He stressed no hostility to a legislature plan for a distinct first year college course at the School of Mines and highlighted the campus’s strong facilities and cooperative ties with nearby mining regions.
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State College
Bozeman
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
New Finlen
School of Mines
Branon
Facta
School of
President Coolidge Broadcast Film For Pledge Appeal
A Coolidge address is described as the first attempt to broadcast a presidential message from a motion picture screen. The article notes Universal service supervision and mentions Dr. Lee de Forest overseeing the making of the film and projector setup. The piece appears in New York dated April 21.
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King
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Universal Service
Lee de Peres
Herrin Rejects Klan Candidate in Local Vote
By the Associated Press, Herrin Illinois reports D. McCormack won by 197 votes over Thomas Welty, who was regarded as the Ku Klux Klan candidate. The result underscores factional tensions in the local election.
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Associated Press
Werrin
D. McCormack
Herrin
Thomas Welty
Ku Klux Klan
Cai
Fire devastates Cananea area killing Chinese merchant
A large blaze swept Cananea and nearby districts shortly after midnight fanned by high winds. The disaster left hundreds homeless and caused major property loss in Old Cananea with one Chinese merchant reported dead. Cananea, 50 miles from the border near Nogales, hosts large copper operations. Salt Lake firemen resumed duty after a blanket resignation tied to chief leadership issues.
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Bparka
Cananea
Nogales
Douglas
Ariz
Fonora
Red Crows
Salt Lake
Pe Walt
Lake City
Necord
William H. Bywater
Trial glare as Wheeler case grinds through hearings
At Great Falls April 21, prosecutors and defense firms spar over permits and alleged misconduct in the Wheeler case. Senator Wheeler faces questions over oil meeting permits while Judge Dietrich weighs requested witnesses and possible adjournment amid intense courtroom activity.
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Associated
Great Falls
K. Wheeler
Department
Resignations May Follow Board Tilt in California
In Washington on April 31 the president questioned the commissioners who opposed selling the Dollar interests of the five Western in California Ordents. The inquiry sought to determine if any action was taken due to board divisions over the sale. Rumors of resignations or a board reorganization circulated but were not confirmed.
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Arnhington
O'Connor
Phin
Derby entries begin to show reserve speed
The YMCA classic drew a field of mounts with Zev under Mrs. William I Kroger and Ming Agnes Davia among leaders. Donerail Uncle Bims track Exterminator and Exterminator led a crowded list as entries totaled 37 memberships valued at $4860. Jane Street led early, with Black Gold and Doran among notable runners, as crowds watched the race’s progress and standings.
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William I Kroger
Ming Agnes Davia
YMCA
Bebe Hansen
Wim Thinloway
Ralston
Jane Street
HH Berahips
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