Bulgarian unrest report from Sofia cited as improved
Washington reports Bulgaria's situation improved, citing American Minister Charles S. Wilson in Sofia. Dispatch notes executions and about 1500 arrests while no actions by Wilson are confirmed. Officials say he would seek Washington instructions before any formal move, with no American interests involved.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bulgaria
Charles S. Wilson
Sofia
State Department
Wilson
Foreign Office
German presidential race hangs on Hindenburg Marx clash
Berlin reports put voter turnout near 80 percent with an 800000 edge for Von Hindenburg over Marx. Thaelmann is seen as sidelined while Marx seeks strong support from liberal and socialist factions amid uncertain stay at home voters.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Wilhelm Marx
Republican Bloc
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Ernest Thaelmann
Communist Party
Thaelmann
Marx
Electon
Weimar Coalition
Dr. Marx
Center Party
Democrats
Socialist Party
Wbgavarian People's Party
Dr. Held
Daughters of the American Revolution Debate Immigration And Red Scare
At a continental congress banquet the D A R installed officers and raised funds for a new auditorium while endorsing a nationwide campaign against red internationalists. A resolution called for deportation of aliens violating laws and support for enrolled desirable aliens, with a note that anti immigration sentiment would be resisted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thirty-Fourth Continental Congress
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Priri
Civil Service
Kellogg Backs International Tribunal for Disputes
Secretary Kellogg voiced full support for the United States joining an international tribunal to settle disputes. He told the American Society of International Law that America should participate in codified law and evolve toward peaceful diplomacy. He argued past wars were avoidable and that law and courts can settle issues among nations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kellogg
America
American Society of International Law
United State
World Court
Ited
England
Bulgaria Bans All Political Party Meetings
In Sofia on April 25 an order from General prohibits all political party gatherings until further notice, with continuation noted on the next page. A government decree aims to curb political activity amid unspecified unrest.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
Three Day Episcopal Convention Set for Butte in May
Representatives of all Montana Episcopal churches will convene in Butte May 10 to 12 for their annual convention led by Bishop W E Faber. Services will be at John's church with sessions at St John's parish house. Bishop George Alan Beecher of Western Nebraska will address the gathering. An executive committee met last evening, selecting committee chairs and scheduling an April 30 planning meeting at St John's at 7 30 p m.
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Montana
Butte
W. E. Faber
St. John’s
John’s Church
George Alan Beecher
Nebraska
Faber
St. John’s Parish House
Frank W. Haskins
Governor Erickson to witness finish of Red Triangle Derby
Gov J KE Erickson and Mrs Erickson will arrive by train in Butte to attend the finish of the Red Triangle Derby at the Y M C A gym. The winner will salute the judges around 8 pm in front of spectators, trainers, jockeys, and race followers. Key with Agnes Davis or Donerail with Alex Blewett lead, but three other entries remain in close pursuit. Continuous coverage notes ongoing competition and crowd interest.
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J. KE. Erickson
Erickson
Agnes Davis
Donerail
Alex Blewett
Sam Parker
Wife Had No Fear For Miner Husband
In Wallace Idaho on April 26 a calm community awaited news from the Hecla mine where 14 men were trapped by a fire. H R Uthoff emerged smoke stained and greeted by a coworker who relayed his wife’s message to bring home bread once he was safe.
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Associated Press
Wallace
Idaho
Burke
Hecla
H. R. Uthoff
Uhtoff
Prewar Champagne Used to Christen New Air Mail Plane
L Charles Cox of Cox Kiemin Aircraft says real pre war champagne was used at Curtiss field to christen the Nighthawk air mail plane. The bottle was opened by Miss Anne Morgan despite no transport permit from prohibition authorities.
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Associated Press
New York
L. Charles Cox
Cox-Kiemin Aircraft Corporation
Air Mail
Nighthawk
Curtiss Field
Anne Morgan
Cox
R. Q. Merrick
W. J. Hensley Jr
Mitchellfield
J. P. Morgan
Tribute to General Pershing is Paid in New York
Public figures including governors and cabinet members honored General Pershing at two events in New York. A dinner at the National Vaudeville Artists club preceded a public tribute at the Hippodrome theater hosted by the American Legion. Newton D. Baker presented Pershing with a bronze plaque as James A. Crain led Legion leaders and wartime charity efforts.
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Associated Press
New York
Gen. Pershing
United States Army
National Vaudeville Artists’ Club
American Legion
Hippodrome Theater
Newton D. Baker
Pershng
Mr. Baker
James A. Crain
Legion
Battle to Decide Fate of Oahu In Progress
Honolulu reports an offshore clash between a grand fleet aiming to seize Molokai and Lanai and the Blue forces seeking to disrupt Pearl Harbor. Rumors of enemy air reconnaissance and a possible dreadnought off Molokai accompany claims of aerial activity and limited defender damage.
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Oahu
U.S. Grand Fleet
Associated Press
Honolulu
Molokai
Lanai
Pearl Harbor Naval Headquarters
Grand Fleet
Black” High Command
Langley
Pearl Harbor
Blues
Tanai
Honapou
Blue
Kaunakaikai
Ang
Unanimous Call for First Year Course at State School of Mines
A large turnout at the Butte high school auditorium supported creating a first year college course at the State School of Mines with estimated funding of 12000 dollars. Speakers urged adoption, no opposition voiced, and a committee was named to draft the resolution to the state board of education.
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State School OF Mines
Butte
State Board of Education
Board of School
Samuel Barker Jr
School of Mines
John McBarron
T. J. Fitzgerald
Peter J. Kelly
Beadle
Catherine Harrington
Beadie
Butte c
Brannon
Bozeman
Missoula
Dillon
Homesteader slain in freight car case shocks North Platte
North Platte Neb April 25 a man giving the name Preston Reeves 23 was arrested by Sheriff Bertha of Lincoln county. Reeves was charged in connection with the brutal slaying of a homesteader aboard a freight car. Continued on page 2 column 6.
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North Platte, Neb
Preston Reeves
Bertha
Lincoln County
Reeves
Cripple in wrecked auto uninjured but crutches broken
Al Pearson escaped serious harm when his auto crashed into a street car at Mercury and Arizona streets. He was only lightly cut behind the ear and taken home. W A Speck was stunned but unharmed. Auto driver C Royce was arrested on a state charge of intoxicated condition.
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al Pearson
Mercury and
Arizona Streets
Fast Iron Street
Morrison
Calpin
W. A. Speck
West Iron Street
C. Royce
Detroit Grand Jury Finds Wide Graft and Extravagance
The Detroit grand jury report cites irregularities and corruption across city departments including education public works motor transportation and parke and boulevards plus the water board and morgue site purchase. It notes no indictments but recommends the prosecutor consider indictments and removal of certain officials and contractors.
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Associated Real Detroit
Detroit
Murphy
Recorder’s Court
Board of Education
Department of Public Works
Motor Transportation Division
Parke and Boulevards Department
Water Board
Judge Murphy
Wayne County
Drought Ends As North Texas Sees Heavy Rainfall
Dallas reports drought relief as April showers flood Le tot seven miles north of Dallas. Buildings washed away and cars wrecked on ruined highways. No injuries. Trinity River rises toward flood stage with rain forecast to aid crops.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Letot
Trinity
Weather Bureau
Peters Disbarred by Supreme Court
Julius C. Peters former Great Falls attorney was disbarred by the Montana supreme court for his conviction and for violating the federal ban. The court found he participated in and connived at wrongful and illegal practices, sufficient to revoke his authority to practice law in Montana.
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Associated Press
Helena
Julius C. Peters
Great Falls
Supreme Court
Peters
Commercial National Stone
Great Falla
Petera
Montana
Butte Wedding Crowned By Old Country Romance
Twenty year old Katie Stephan arrives from Austria to marry Frank Kiobehar in Butte after learning her brother John Stephan was killed by narcotic officer Edward Verner. The ceremony at Holy Savior church honors a love that began in a village. Katie mourns as trials unfold.
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Katie Stephan
Austria
Butte
John Stephan
Frank Kiobehar
Austran
Holy Savior Church
Michael Pirnat
Ecorrow
Tony
John
Edward Verner
America
Verner
Rmoulder
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