Express Messenger Implicated in Train Robbery Probe
The scene unfolded when two men presented a letter signed by an express agent asking to “deadhead” as workers to Laporte. They triggered a search of a private car while the train was near Cleveland. No arrest was made and the messenger was cleared of wrongdoing.
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American Railway
Fexont. Company
Young
Mudoon
Express
Cleveland
L. W. Prehn
Alvision
Express Pany
Hotehkies
Ewood
Laporte
Chicago
Proney
Prehn
French to Experiment with Pilotless Plane
Paris reports that after seven years of study the French army will conduct exhaustive tests of a wireless controlled pilotless airplane. Tests at Istres Aviation camp aim to revolutionize air service as experts credit the project with long distance control and safer landings.
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Paris
Istres
San Sebastian
America
Max Boucher
Military Telegraph
Crazed fisherman adrift after jumping from tow boat
A crazed fisherman from the Mary Jane of Pensacola vanished after leaping from a towed dory about 43 miles from East Pass Florida. All vessels and coast guard craft were asked to search the Gulf and a naval air station at Pensacola relayed the warning along the Florida coast.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Coast Guard
Mary Jane
Pensacola
East Pass
Gulf of Mexico
Naval Air Station
Florida
North Gulf
May Move Sign to Prevent Accidents at Holmes and Harrison
City authorities plan removing a sign board at the Holmes and Harrison avenues corner after an afternoon smashup that damaged Everett Bennett’s automobile and marred another vehicle. The intersection has seen several serious accidents, and removal of the sign is offered as a safety measure. The driver of the second car was not identified.
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Holmes and
Harricon Avenues
Everett Bennett
Remedy Ad for Laxative Bromine Quinine Tablets
An advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a safe remedy to prevent and combat grip or influenza. The box bears the signature BE. W. Grove and the price is 30 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
Forbes Stricken With Paralysis Before Chicago Appeal
Col. Charles R. Forbes former Veterans' bureau chief was reported stricken with apoplexy at his sister’s Brighton Massachusetts home. His left side was paralyzed and heart trouble worsened his condition. He was due to travel to Chicago to seek a new trial after a two year federal sentence for conspiracy.
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Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Harry Judkins
Brighton
Mass
Col
Forbee
Chicago
Col. Forbes
Pneumonia Fatal to Louis Eschie in Butte
Louis Eschie a longtime Butte plumber and heating contractor dies of pneumonia at 63 year old. He served as a friend of Honest John McCloskey and helped bring to Montana a famous baseball figure who later managed in the Union Association and the major leagues. Survived by widow two daughters a stepdaughter a granddaughter a sister and two nieces. Funeral plans await arrangements at 516 West Park and Walsh Funeral Home.
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Eschie
John” McCloskey
Butte
Old Union Association
St. Paul
Eschle
East Broadway
Lulu Eschie
W. M. Daniels
Officials in Milwaukee Railroad Reassign Titles Under Receivership
Milwaukee railroad under receivership announces title changes for senior staff. Former president H. F. Byram becomes receiver, with Lee W. Spratten and KE H. Johnson as assistants to the receiver. Other officers retain or adjust titles including chief operating officer B B Greer and chief financial officer W W K Sparrow.
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Milwaukee
Road
H. FE. Byram
Mr. Byram
Lee W. Spratten
KE. H. Johnson
B. B. Greer
R. M. Calkins
W. W. K. Sparrow
J. W. Taylor
H. B. Barling
Western Representative
R. J. Marony
New York Financial Representative
David Torrence Stars in Corrie Griffiths Love's Wilderness at Rialto
Westward journey of David Torrence as featured player in Corrie Griffiths latest first national drama Love's Wilderness at the Rialto theater parallels Napoleon at Waterloo. Torrence recalls youth and a life from cowpuncher to singer to Broadway actor before film work. Mann Brothers entertain Rialto patrons with a daily-changing program appearing three times today three showings.
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West
David Torrence
Corrie Griffith
Rialto Theater
Napoleon
Waterloo
Torrence
Scotland
Broadway
Mann Brothers
Rialto
Realism in The Great Divide scene harms director
In MGM's The Great Divide at the American theater Reginald Barker directed a scene shot outdoors on a studio stage. Pine trees rocks and foliage were hauled in for realism and Barker exposed his forearm to poison oak causing an infection after contact with the shrubbery.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
American Theater
Reginald Barker
Bean Pot editor resigns over reserve corps issue
Miss Henrietta Perkins of Winthrop resigns as managing editor of the Bean Pot at Boston University after Dean Everett W. Lord dismantled the publication. She refused to apologize for an editorial on the Reserve Officers Training Corps that provoked the controversy as the March issue was halted.
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Boston
Henrietta Perkins
Winthrop
Boston University
Everett W. Lord
Germany Fails to Choose President Amid Inactive Monarchists
Potdam observers note little interest among monarchists in electing a republican president as Prince Eitel Frederick and other ex-royal faction vote. Dr Wilhelm Marx the centrist candidate and Otto Braun the socialist nominee are among early voters.
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Potadam
Prince Eitel Frederick
Dr. Simons
Wilhelm Marx
Otto Braun
Germany Polls Highlight Jarres Lead and Socialist Rise
Berlin reports 21,000,000 votes counted with Jarres at 8,000,000, Braun 6,590,000, Marx 3,000,000 and socialist gains reaffirming the bloc's uncertain path. Voters show high stay at home and anticipate a second ballot on April 26 as national conservatives weigh a new candidate.
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Berlin
Dr. Jarres
Braun
Dr. Marx
Heilhach
Thaeimann
Germany
Ludendorff
Socialist Party
Jarres
Rhineland
Marx
Ruhr
Montana Language Study Survey Appointed Chair
Prof. B. E. Thomas of the state university modern language department is named chair of the Montana district for a three year survey by the American Council on Education. The effort will collect data from 20 000 schools and assess why Americans should study foreign languages.
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Missoula
B. E. Thomas
Modern Language Department
The
State University
Montana
American Council of Education
United States
Modern Language Association of
America
Thomas
Broadway Vaudeville Bill Closes Three Day Run Tonight
The Broadway stage presents Agnes Ayers in Her Market Value a London praised photo drama. Frank Whittier & Co offer In Wrong a bedroom comedy with riotous laughter. La Pan and Bastede perform Laughies of the Day a comedy song act. Liberto Broe & Co display acrobatics by eight athletes and a woman. Doyle and Elaine perform A Study in Tan. Johnny Burns titled The Wonder of the Xglophone offers classical and jazz numbers.
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Broadway
Agnes Ayers
London
Frank Whittier & Co
la Pan and
Bastede
Liberto Broe & Co
Doyle
Elaine
Johnny Burns
Ludendorff Bypasses Vote Citing Taste Matters
Munich March 29 General Ludendorff, candidate of the Bavarian fascisti, did not cast his vote today and declined to explain the failure. Some said the general believed it better for candidates to refrain from voting.
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Ludendorff
Munich
Bavarian Fascisti
Dr Karl Jarres Returns Home After Campaign Oversight
Duisburg reports that Dr Karl Jarres, nationalists and conservative bourgeois presidential candidate, arrived exhausted from a campaign journey and went to bed after a physician urged a long rest.
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Duisburg
Karl Jarres
Livestock remedies must be registered with government
Government announces that all remedies used for livestock in the South must be registered. The move aims to regulate veterinary products and ensure safety for animals and consumers. Officials said registrants must meet standards and provide product details by a stated deadline.
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South
Government
Peddling Charged After Narcotics Arrest on East Broadway
A man who gave the name Ray Howard was arrested yesterday on East Broadway by Detectives Rodda and Gerry and federal narcotics officers for illegal sales. Formal charges will be preferred this week, the officers said.
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Ray Howard
East Broadway
Rodda and
Gerry
Howard
Poincare Warns Germany Pact Threat to France
Raymond Poincare, in Bar Le Duc, denounces Germanys proposed security pact as dangerous. He cites the risk of Germany reassembling central Europe and warns allies to block the first step to avoid a new German empire and renewed French losses.
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A Press
Bar LE Duc
France
Raymond Poincare
Germany
M. Poincare
Reich
Soviet
Russia
Poland
Austria
Europe
Merger Talks Point to Oil Interests Near Chicago
March 29 report says Standard Oil Indiana Colombian interests near a merger with Doheny after Robert W. Sewart returns to Chicago from South America. Parties have conferred in New York and will resume talks soon. Sewart may testify in a separate Dome oil fields case in Cheyenne as the matter proceeds before the judge.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Doheny Corporation
Robert W. Sewart
Standard Company
South America
New York
Stewart
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dome
Archbishop Christie in Oregon City Confined by Illness
The condition of age Rev. Alexander Christie archbishop of Oregon City remained unchanged today but doctors held slight hope for recovery. He was under care in Portland where physicians monitored his health and described his state as serious but not critical.
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Sriovely
Associated Pr
Portland
Alexander Christie
Oregon City
Undia
Market Drops to New Low Levels in Spring Week
New York dispatch reports spring business revival fading as stocks hit new year lows and gains from election week recede. February railroad earnings were weak. western carrier income declined amid St Paul receivership and traffic competition. Iron and steel output fell, basic industries slowed from January peaks, and 1924 steel profits lagged 1923. Prices for staples touched year lows. wheat and corn slipped, cotton eased, oil production rose then cooled, sugar and copper fell. Rumors of a Fed rediscount rate rise and gold export effects added market unease. Textile orders for fall lines show mills operating at half capacity.
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Botha Associated Press
New York
St. Paul
Carl Landinen
Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
Denver Seizes Man On Liquor Charge
Prohibition authorities arrest Art Nelson on liquor law violations in Denver. Local officials say Spokane, Washington authorities also seek him for similar charges. He allegedly shipped liquor into Denver last January.
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Denver
Art Nelson
Spokane
Wash
Bolivia Relies Heavily on Indian Labor for Farm Work
A report notes that Bolivian agriculture depends on low cost Indian labor using simple hand tools. The piece highlights reliance on migrant workers, small-scale farming practices, and wage conditions impacting productivity.
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Bolivia
Death Notice for George Long
The remains of George Long are in the Sherman Reed funeral home with funeral details to be announced later.
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Ilong
George Long
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Bond Market Holds Mild Decline Amid Uncertain Policy
In New York the bond market showed falling prices and reduced activity last week while remaining well above the 1925 low. Traders cite restraint from uncertain rediscount policy, with hints of a 0.5 point rate rise.
Doctor acquitted of wife's murder in Alabama court
Dr. George T. Edwards was found not guilty in circuis court after a two and a half hour jury deliberation. The case followed nearly four months of legal battles across two trials with early mistrial and claims of an inside job. Edwards was charged with killing Annie Lou Edwards as she slept on December 2.
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Bessemer
Ala
George T. Edwards
Annie Lou Edwards
Edwards
Undertakers report in city: Eschle and Bedard notices
Louis Eschle age 60 of Montana origin survives wife two daughters a step daughter and granddaughter Lois Matteus. Remains at Walsh's chapel with funeral notice to follow. Anna Bedard age 58 native of Ontario Canada longtime resident of Montana wife of Charles Bedard. Funeral at Walsh's chapel 9 am Tuesday proceeding to Immaculate Conception Church for 9 30 am mass with interment at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Frank Heldt
Daly-Shea Mortuary
pEneneny? Marene
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Oswald
Michael Oswald
Emma Street
St. Joseph Church
Funeral for Geo Broughton at East Park Home
The funeral for Geo Broughton will be held this Monday at 2 PM from the family home at 137 East Park with Rev. C. F. Wolfe officiating. Burial will follow in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Geo Broughton
East Park
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Pheumonia
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Sahay Chapel
Sherman & Service
Arisona
GOSSELIN & _ & HARKINS Geeeensors
Geeecelin
Imbalmera
East Park Street
Dunn
Edward Dunn
J. W. Dunn
Platinum Street
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Daly Shea Company
Idaho
Larry Duggan
Federal Reserve
Bank of England
Great Britain
Holland
M. J. Walsh CO
Pascral Directors and Embalmers
Phere
West Park Street
C. E
C. BE
Masonic Temple
Louisa Hadwick
Hadwick
Louisa ©. Hadwick
Richard A. Hadwick
Richards
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William H. Bell
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Joseph Richards
Gomnee
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Estelle Marie
Enon
Ceme
Sam R. White
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