Britain Reverts to Gold Standard Budget Breakthrough
Great Britain returns to the gold standard with a license allowing the Bank of England to export bullion until December 31, 1920. Churchill declares a landmark budget cutting income tax for the middle class and expanding social relief while projecting heavy wartime costs and revenues for the year.
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Bank of England
Rock Bottom
Churchill
Great Britain
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Ufe
Chicago butcher held pending murder probe
Chicago authorities detain Frank Kochurek, a Chicago butcher and restaurant manager, amid investigations into a woman found dismembered and burned near Chesterton Indiana. Police believe the torso may be his wife, Anna Matulonia, kidnapped in 1924. Kochurek denies involvement and cites threats from an acquaintance who offered to sell his furniture. No clew to slayers.
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Chicago
Frank Xochurch
M Butcher
Tate Today
Tereiter Gu
Kocharsk
Anna Matulonia
Detroit
William Littleton
Kochurek
Gary
Ind
Illinois
Indiana
Chesterton
WWE on Page 3 wher Em we Rape 8 teen
A clipped wire-service style note on a page three item reports a rape case involving an 8teen suspect. The brief states location and charges with minimal context. Police and court actions are implied as the case proceeds through the usual legal channels.
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Wwe
Lands Committee Plans Montana Hearing Series
The lands committee will begin sessions in June in Arizona, then adjourn until mid August for Montana hearings. Over the next ten weeks, hearings will be conducted in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Wyoming.
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Associates Press
Arizona
Montana
Atx
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
California
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
Dian
Wyoming
Election recall at Ehnmenburts throne successor
A terse report from the Aseocisteg Press notes a high level election event in Hnmembur with a prince chosen for a throne role. The piece preserves formal tone and notes the political shift without sensational detail.
No Stoppage of Pardons Is Edict of Woman Governor
Associated Press reports Governor Fer issued a forceful statement defending her pardon policy. Since January 21 she has issued 353 pardons or paroles, saying mercy and fairness guided each decision. She criticized critics who call the policy lax and vowed to continue despite opposition.
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Associated Press
Austin
India
Noronapere
Che
Geatarcé
Peral
German cabinet backs Luther Hindenburg accord
Berlin reports that the German cabinet unanimously supports remaining in office after Luther’s briefing on talks with President elect von Hindenburg. The decision rests on constitutional grounds, with Luther praising Hindenburg and outlining inauguration plans as ministers return to Berlin.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Luther
von Hindenburg
Marshal von Hindenburg
Gross “Bohwuelper
Dr. Lather
Hhe
Berlie
Field
Dr. Luther
von Hin
Sieger
Chancalona
von Hinden- Gesser
Hans Luther
Germany
Moses Opposes Dawes Reform in Senate Rules Fight
Senator Moses of New Hampshire, a Republican, says Dawes will get no support from the president pro tem as he seeks to revise Senate rules. Moses, returning to Washington, cited Dawes' Boston address and noted the vice president’s attack on the rules drew little enthusiasm amid a cold day with heavy snowfall.
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Warmington
Dawes
Senate
Moses
Republian
New Hampshire
Washington
Mrs Kelly Tells Story Of Alleged Brutal Treatment
Mrs Gina Kelly testified in a $30 000 damages suit against R J Hathaway and Susan Kipp former Warm Springs state asylum officials describing her removal from Wisconsin to a Montana asylum her three and a half months confinement an operation and its after effects allegedly performed while she was held and two failed state court attempts to commit her.
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Gina Kelly
R. J. Hathaway
Susan Kipp
Warm Springs
George B. Winston
District Court
Wisconsin
Montana Insane Asylum
Mra
Kelly
F. Haynam
Therseriew
State Seeks Bids for Road Projects in Three Counties
Three road contracts were ordered advertised by the state highway commission in Helena. The action follows a monthly conclusion and aims to solicit bids from cities and towns across three counties for public road work funded under federal programs.
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Associated Press
Helena
Monthere
Atate Commission
Ee Ae Rand
Tve Federal
Pevarsees Sands Geen
Train wreck near Sorrento kills engineer Warboy
Sorrento Cal April 28 San Vo passenger train 76 derailed on a curve about one mile from town. Engineer Warboy is believed killed and fireman removed to hospital. The engine and several cars left the track. passengers injured awaited a relief train. The extent of injuries not yet determined.
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Sorrento
Cal
San Vo
San Diego
Warboy
Warvey
la Jolla
Fights Over Manual Training Continue In Wakefield School Plan
The Wakefield school board renewed contracts for most staff for 1925 26 despite protests from two manual training teachers M E Wakefield and B E Crane and two resignations Misses Mary Carnyle and Ruth King. Trustees Stewart and Wallace led the resistance to removing the two manual training teachers while debates noted the work was not at issue but obedience to board orders.
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Mary Carnyle
Ruth King
Wakefield
Stewart
Wallace
M. E. Wakefield
B. E. Crane
Messrs. Wakefield
Crane
Husband held on coal barge crime charge
A man named Banks testified that his son-in-law was arrested on a charges of copper conduct and that Banks later recounted the memory of his daughter Martha Ware. Banks said he fought with his son-in-law at the wedding and they remained on bad terms. He claimed Warn, arrested for a hearing before Recorder Milla, confined his wife in a barge cabin.
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Banks
Martha Ware
Warn
Sory
Federal Padlock Action Closes Butte Soft Drink Outlets
Zerhoes of the prohibition enforcement drive in New York led to soft drink outlets in Butte being padlocked under the act. The seizure targets Ritz-Carlton loots and related traffic in intoxicants, with owners required to post bail and await court decisions. The cases, arising from arrests, will proceed with trials to follow.
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Zerhoes
New York
Butte
Thalr Sota
Eellon Nasrom
South Artsons Strest
Ratranes
Religious Talk Sparks Riot in Garden City Hall
Police halted an incipient riot at the Masonic hall after a religious lecture sparked clashes among attendees. The speaker paused, police were summoned, chairs were hurled, and several people sustained injuries as officers patrolled to prevent further damage.
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Garden City
Missoula
Ibboula
Masonic Hall
Thore
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Seonder Profiah
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Busan Kipp
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M.A. Allen
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