Four Months of Rehabilitation After the Great Tornado
Survivors in Southern Illinois and Southwestern Indiana marked the first Sunday after the 500 mile storm front. Memorial services were held in Murphysboro and nearby towns as the Red Cross announced permanent rehabilitation plans. Director Henry M. Baker outlined relocation of disaster relief to Carbondale and the formation of a joint relief committee across Jackson Williamson Franklin Haton and Perry counties to oversee relief and reconstruction efforts.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Rann
Vivore
Henry M. Baker
Hed Cross
Carbondale
Baker
Jackson
Wlliamson
Franklin
Hatton
Perry
Tlinois
Morse E Morse Near Death Reports
Dr Henry James, attending physician, said Charles W Morse the financier and former shipping man probably could not recover from a paralysis attack. He has been comatose at his West Seth street apartment for a week with complete right side paralysis and a head injury from a taxi collapse on March 14. Morse, 60, was indicted with his three sons in 1922 for alleged mail fraud in stock schemes of steamship companies.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry James
Charles W. Morse
West Seth Street
James
Mareh 14
Morse
Chicago bacteriologist accused in typhoid poisoning case
Dr C Faiman head of Chicago bacteriology testified he gave typhoid serum to William D. Shepherd to kill him. The claim was reported amid testimony involving William N. McClintock described as a millionaire.
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C. Faiman
Chicago
Storney
Robert E. Crowe
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Cephan
Primary Election Day in Butte Precincts Open at Noon
Primary election activity starts as 16 precincts in Butte open polls at 12 o clock for city offices. Voters nominate candidates across precincts including Thornton Hotel area. Voter lines form as residents participate in the city race.
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Butte
Thornton Hotel
Five Die in City Blaze Attributed to Arson
New York report says five people were burned to death in a fatal blaze blamed on a pyromaniac. The fires struck a neighborhood, with authorities declaring the incidents arson work and investigating the suspect.
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New York
Closing Act in Teapot Dome Case Sets Stage
The Tea pot Dome case nears a final phase as final arguments prepare to begin before Federal Judge T. Blake Kennedy tomorrow. government attorney Atlee Pomerene will open with a two hour statement while defense counsel J. W. Lacey and George Hoover prepare lengthy notes.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wye
Mareh
Teapot Dome
Mammoth Oil Company
T. Blake Kennedy
Atlee Pomerene
Pomerene
J. W. Lacey
Ghey
Fnne
Lacey
George P. Hoover
Martin W. Littleton
Owen
J. Roberts
Fort Coline
Mr Roberts
Clark Visits Butte Power Plant Discusses Progress
Charles M. Clark of Bradstreet's Mercantile Agency praises Montana power progress and the Mystic Lake plant. He toured mines and plants with M. E. Buck, noting electricity's rising role and future potential while visiting Butte en route to Salt Lake City.
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Montana
Mystic Lake
Montana Power Company
Charles M. Clark
Bradstreet's
Mercantile Agency of
New York
Butte
Clark
Tana Power Company
M. E. Buck
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Chicago
Olympian
Milwaukee Railroad
Bradstreet
North Carolina
Utah
Great Falls
Jazz girl stands trial for murder of mother
The Young woman faces homicide charges with the death penalty possibly barred. Psychologists testify about the daughter’s mental state and the court heard she sought permission before the act. The court weighs the case as the trial proceeds.
Five-Mill State Tax Proposal For Montana Schools
A proposed five mill state tax to support elementary public schools is to be voted on by Montana electors. The measure would apply to all real and personal property with a potential 20 mill cap on district levies, and a companion bill would limit district review if the state levy passes.
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19Th Assembly
Montana
State Department of Education
Uri
Montana Agricul
Fiain
Hendon Crash at Summit Road injures several
Two cars collided at Summit Road in Hendon sending two passengers to Butte hospitals. Elizabeth Robinson of Missoula Avenue suffered deep cuts when she was thrown through a windshield. The crash involved Henry Youlten of West Center Street and Domenic Rovizone of Walkerville.
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Butte
Elizabeth Robinson
Missoula Avenue
Henry Youlten
West Center Street
Walkerville
Elsie Janis Loses Jewels Valued at 15000
Mrs Josephine Janis reports theft of jewels from Elsie Janis in her theater dressing room two weeks ago. The loss includes earrings a necklace and a pendant valued at fifteen thousand dollars.
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Elsie Janis
Josephine Janis
Heroic Girl Saves Town From Flames
A girl from the town rescued the business district and likely the entire town from a major fire that started in the C J Greiner department store building housing the telephone exchange. She escaped through smoke by climbing stairs after an oil stove exploded. two people were injured. Nearby towns were not summoned for assistance. Loss estimated at $100,090 today.
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C. J. Greiner
Mankato
Wells
Amboy
Mea Bimon
Engineer Reports Fear Signal Lost in Fog Train Collision
An engineer recounts a fog bound collision where the first cars of two trains telescoped. The report cites the east bound Antonio express diverting the switch as the west bound mail passed. Conery, aged 43 years on the Southern Pacific, was among the dead and the second oldest in service. The surviving details include a pending court matter involving labor leader Samuel Gompers and a dispute over estate influence.
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Associavea
Somtie Sra Cme
Mosher
Tay
Maginesr Mathews
Antonio
Sigma
Sigma Riedon
Mg. Truina
Conery
Southern Pacific
District of Columbia
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Sill
Lifer for Boys Over Modern Homes Sparks Debate
Chicago figures debate whether current youth risk moral decline from modern home life. Clergy and educators warn that permissive households threaten boys idealism as storms and disasters prompt focus on community aid and family discipline.
Renewal fight for shepherd's release looms in hearing
Muddled notes indicate a renewed effort to obtain the release of a shepherd. A hearing is set to resume, with supporters pressing for action and accusing authorities of delaying justice.
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Shepherd
Sinclair Oil Concession Argued in Russian Courts
Moscow reports outline ongoing Soviet lawsuits over the Saghalin concession with Sinclair. Government lawyers claim knowledge of Japanese troops on the island and seek contract annulment or renegotiation. Sinclair denies triggering force majeure and argues imperial obstacles hinder prospecting while noting possible U.S. pressure on Japan.
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Sinclair
Moscow
Mi Tosett
Sinclairn
Pany
Sinclair Company
Island of
Sinclair Comepany
Sinclair” Company
Japanieas
Saghalin
American State Department
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McCarl
Ranges
Dorothy Ellingeen Serergea Eaietie
Hendon
Dwide
Road Hill
Trinole
Wwenaia
Cone
Charles Cy Raaknears
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