Co Defendants Testify In Campbell Oil Case In Great Falls
Gordon Campbell the discoverer of the Kevin Sunburst oil field faces fraud charges in Great Falls federal court as co defendants E J Daily and Charles F Bloomhuff testify for the government Bloomhuff says he contracted with Campbell to float a 250000 unit issue Daily wrote promotional copy and the Fidelity Finance company formed a fictitious partnership with Bloomhuff Werthheimer and others Greenfield ads attacked an eastern banking concern and other literature.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Gordon Campbell
Kevin-Sunburst
E. J. Daily
Charles F. Bloombuff
Campbell
John L. Slattery
B. K. Wheeler
Wheeler
Bloomhuff
Daily
George M. Bourquin
W. F. O'Leary
Slattery
Fidelity Finance Company
Bloomfield
KE. J. Werthheimer
Four Drowned After Cape D'Or Schooner Sinks Off Sambro
Halifax May 1 Associated Press reports the Nova Scotia schooner Cape D'Or sank after a collision with the Clackamas near Sambro lightship. The captain and crew were rescued. the captain's wife and four crew members died. Moldegaard went ashore with crew in danger. Azov crew escaped as a storm worsened.
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Associated Press
Halifax
Wilkie
Nova Scotia
Cape D'Or
Sambro
Clackamas
Wilke
Moldegaard
Pennant Point
Cape Breton
Two Die in Seattle Hotel Shooting Standoff
In Seattle a hotel shooting left two dead and a third dying at a city hospital. Miss Lora Reynolds and an unidentified man were killed. Eddy Metzdorff was wounded. L. Higgon claimed self defense after a supposed hold up in his room. Reynolds lay on a bed, the other man in the corridor. The dead man’s coat bore the name F. P. Falton.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Lora Reynolds
Eddy Metzdorff
L. Higgon
Higgon
Metzdorff
Miss Reynolds
One Tenth of Sum for Deaconess Already on Hang
A city hospital fund drive opened yesterday with $60,000 pledged toward a new Deaconess addition. Methodist pastor donates half a month’s salary. Mrs Place and Mrs Smith head the women’s division. Tom Davis and Carl Nepper the men’s division. Speakers urged continued, intensive fundraising through May 11 to add a third story, lab equipment, X ray, elevator, and debt relief.
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Gamer's
Methodist Church
Ralph Place
C. H. Smith
Tom Davis
Carl J. Nepper
Dr. Madden
Charles 8. Jackson
Mrs. Smith
Clifford
Cat Sets Fire to House and Stable in Cartier Blow
A cat caused a fire that destroyed a house and barn owned by J. McKay at Cartier British Columbia. The animal allegedly caught fire and ran from the house to the stable, spreading flames as it fled. Both structures were a total loss.
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Associated Press
Revelstore
B. C
J. McKay
Cartier
B.C
Kidnaper Captured After Vermont Girl Abduction
Earl Woodward of Granville was captured in South Brookfield with 11 year old Lucille Chatterton. Woodward faced a Middlebury court on kidnapping charges and was jailed awaiting arraignment. A week long search ended when a German police dog led to a barn. Lucille, unharmed, said she feared returning home. the attorney general planned to place her in a Middlebury home for care.
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Associated Press
Middlebury
Earl Woodward
Granville
South Brookfield
Lucille Chatterton
Green Mountains
Vermont
Woodward
Randolph
Walter Chatterton
Frank C. Archibald
May Day calm cited by Justice officials in US
Washington May 1 department of justice officials report almost complete absence of planned May Day disturbances. Tips from across the United States and abroad gave no warnings this year, with rad ical demonstrations unlikely and no disorder signals received.
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United States
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Department
May Day Passes Quietly Across Europe With Few Strikes
May Day in major European capitals ends largely peaceful with scarce labor strikes and festive parades. In Germany no disturbances despite Von Hindenburg’s election atmosphere. Cologne shows a strong communist mood but remains orderly. England holds a holiday tone while Commons debates ratifying the Washington eight hour day pact. Copenhagen witnesses a failed communist attempt as socialists escort the speaker away.
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Associated Press
London
Europe
Germany
von Hindenberg
Cologne
England
House of Commons
Washington
Copenhagen
May Day Demonstration in Cologne Promotes Soviet Links
A May Day march in Cologne, organized by socialists but led by communists, drew large crowds under strict police limits. The event showed pro-Russia sentiment with banners pledging Soviet backing and urging Germans to oppose the monarchist regime, while calling for eight-hour work days.
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Associated Press
Cologne
Germany
von Hindenbureh
Moscow Stirs as Masses Rally in War Time
In Moscow on May 1, vast crowds of workers soldiers communists and youth paraded in long columns marking May Day. The display underscored total mobilization and ongoing wartime diligence across the capital.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Pussia
Deny Identification of Murdered Girl in Gary
Officials debated the corpse identity of a young woman found near Gary as a charred body. Sam Ross in Gary identified the deceased as Mrs. Josephine de Bidario, wife and mother of three, while her mother and father supported the ID. Constable William Smurdon and Gary attorney A J Haller disputed the identification amid ongoing inquiries.
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Associated Press
Gary
Ind
Sam Ross
Josephine de Bidario
Bernado Genero
Eer William J. Smurdon
A. J. Haller
Plot to Blow Up Sofia Palace Foiled by Royal Guard
Sofia May 1. Royal Guard officers halted an assassination bid on King Boris uncovering a near complete subterranean passage with an explosive fuse aimed at the palace. Indictments accuse a conspirators' committee linked to secret communist delegates and agrarian party communists in cathedral bombing and related outrages.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Boris
Royal
Agrarian Party
Bacrstan Freedman
Paranoia Not Found in Mrs. Kelly Trial
Dr Dan J Donahue testified in the $30 000 damage suit against Dr R J Hathaway and nurse Susan Kipp that Mrs Gina Kelly showed no paranoia after mental and physical exams. He said she suffers from a condition treated at Warm Springs and that paranoia is incurable. Trial concerns alleged improper confinement and operation without consent, with court hearings at Anaconda and Forsyth detailing commitments and releases.
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Dan J. Donahue
R. J. Hathaway
Susan Kipp
Gina Kelly
George B. Winston
Butte
Kelly
Montana State Hospital
Warm Springs
Donahue
Montana
Anaconda
Forsyth
Hathaway
Bam A. Roberts
Rrosebud County
Winston
Rockefeller Will Fund Broadway Church Skyscraper Plan
John D Rockefeller Jr a Baptist agreed to invest 250000 in the Broadway temple project by the Methodist Episcopal church. The skyscraper church and apartment house will cost about 4.06 million dollars with bonds to complete by June 1. The plan combines church office and retail space in a mixed use tower.
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John D. Rockefeller
Temple II
Associated S’ress
New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Broadway Temple
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masons Receive $25,000 From Clark Heirs
Helena May 1 The grand lodge of Montana Masons announces a $25,000 gift from the widow and descendants of Senator William A Clark of Butte. The payment funds a bequest to the Masonic home in Helena Valley per the Clark will.
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Associated
L’reve
Helena
Cornelius Hedges
Grand Lodge of Montana Masons
William A. Clark
Butte
Helena Valley
Benator Clark
Kid pitcher fans 27 men in game
Jimmy McCarter a 14 year old pitcher for St Vincent in the St Paul Parochial league fanned 27 of 28 batters and pitched a no hit victory over Columbia 19 to 0. He struck out 26 in a row after hitting the second man.
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Associated Precept. Paul
Jimmy McCarter
St. Vincent
St. Paul
Columbia
McCarter
Officers Re fight Hawaiian Maneuver in Honolulu
In Honolulu on May 1, officers held a secrecy marked critique of the Oahu maneuver. Admiral Robert E. Coontz and Major General John J. Hines escorted by sentries presided over a war game using charts lessons and lantern slides. Attacking fleet officers are to present their reports tomorrow as plans for the next phase unfold.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Oahu
John J. Hines
Coontz
Hines
Congress Recess Gives Coolidge Time For Private Business
President Coolidge says the congressional recess slows national business and offers the public a chance to focus on private economic affairs. He believes less federal activity will benefit the country as observers turn away from Capitol affairs. The AP dispatch notes the quieter capital scene and the president’s view on relieved public attention.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Faculty for Dance Preachers Oppose Aiding Hamline Conference
A Hamline conference debated supervised dancing on campus. The faculty reported strong student demand for dancing while ministers called dancing sensual and beastly, urging the ban remain. The issue was referred to a committee for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Paul
Hamlinevert Methodist Institution
Hamline
Nerve Under Fire Balloons Race Opens Amid Gas Incident
In St Joseph five balloons head southeast in the national elimination race with Goodyear IIL and Detroit pilots leading. W C Naylor, revived by pulmotor after gas exposure, insists on riding with Herbert Thaden, despite doctors warning of pneumonia.
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Pulmotor
Associated Press
ST. Joseph
United States
Raymond O'Neill
Army
William J. Flood
Haney McCormick
W. T. van Orman
Cc. K. Wollan
van Orman
H. K. Honeywell
Harry Preston
Naylor
W. C. Naylor
Herbert Thaden
Detroit
Three Convicts Stabbed to Death in San Quentin Feud
A flare up between Mexican and other convicts at San Quentin Prison leaves three inmates dead and another badly wounded. Michael Gomez and Frank Williams were killed in the jute mill during the attacks. Marion Krube survived after escaping death, while Lawrence Mahach, another Indian inmate, was stabbed and killed the previous day by Andres Gomez.
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Prensa
San Quentin
Colas
State Prison
Michael Gomez
Bar
Frank Williams
Marion Krube
Lawrence Mahach
Andres Gomez
Mahach
Inquest Probes to Link Shepherd to McClintock Poison Plot
Cumulative testimony in Chicago on May 1 alleges a protracted conspiracy to seize the McClintock estate through three deaths. Witnesses include Henry Olsen, pharmacist. Oscar Olson. Mrs Shepherd. Miss Gladya Roberts, a private detective. and Rev Carl Naumann.
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McClintock
Associated Press
Chicago
William Nelson McClintock
Oscar Olson
Charles
Yeek
Harry Olsen
McCliintock
William D. Shepherd
Harry Sadler
Carl A. Naumann
Shepherd
Sadler
Billy McCliintock
Billy
Badler
Gladya Reoberts
John FE. Jones
Charles L. Rush
CO. P. Stephan
Henry Olsen
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