American delegates set to discuss new arms control draft
In Geneva May 1 the American delegation led by Theodore E. Burton began preliminary work for the arms and munition trade conference. Reports say Britain may offer a new draft convention, while the U S plans cautious participation and collaboration to craft an effective agreement. Lithuania joins 42 nations represented at the talks.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Theodore E. Burton
Wr. Burton
Stephen G. Porter
Burton
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Lithuania
Paranoia dispute outlines insanity trial proceedings
Testimony in the case centers on Mrs. Gina Kelly and claims of paranoia. Experts dispute whether paranoia is incurable while noting recurrence after purported operations. Undersheriff A Roberts testifies about Forsyth custody and Miss Kipp's actions during the insanity hearing. Deposition from Dr. Bassett is read into the record.
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Kelly
I A. Roberts
Rosebud County
Miss Kipp
Mrs. Kelly
Forsyth
Roberts
Dr. Hathaway
G. T. Bassett
Minnesota State Hospital For the
St. Peter's
Merchants Laws Take Effect In Helena Under New Acts
In Helena on May 1 two of three measures backed by Montana merchants became effective. The laws regulate peddlers and transient vendors with license or bond requirements, define temporary premises, and set penalties for improper licensing. A third itinerant vendor law was ruled invalid by the attorney general as unconstitutional.
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Helena
Montana
Foot
Campbell trial opens amid fraud allegations and 125000 unit sales
The government alleges a syndicate led by Bloomhuff operated under a fictitious name with Campbell aware but not invested. Witnesses say agreements paid 20 percent of gross receipts plus up to 40 percent for expenses, and about 125000 in unit sales occurred. Prosecution aims to prove fraud and falsified advertising as the trial proceeds under Judge Bourquin.
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Great Falls
Campbell
Daily and
Wertheimer
O'Leary
Dally
Pratt
Bourquin
Charles N. Pray
Lambs Departure From India House Sparks London Toasts
Exactly 100 years after Charles Lamb left the India House a dinner at Inner Temple Hall honored his change of life. Essayists artists lawyers and politicians toasted the Im mortal Memory and celebrated the note he slipped to Crabb Robinson. The event linked to Lambs famed superannuated man moment drew notable London figures.
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London
Charles Lamb
India House
Ella
Leadenhall Street
Crabb Robinson
Temple
D—D
Lamb
Temle Hall
Oase
Crown Office Row
Lawye
May Day 15 Quiet Capitals Report
A May Day scene from Moscow shows offices closed for a three day holiday as red banners and portraits of Bolshevik leaders fill the city. Crowds listen to large loudspeakers while a Red Square parade unfolds with army and navy units and Soviet aircraft dropping literature.
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Moscow
Karl Marx
Lenine
Russia
Red Square
Red Army
Lenne
Piper named regional executive of Northwest Scouts
John A. Piper of Omaha named regional executive for Boy Scouts covering Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. He succeeds G H Obertuffer and will assume duties June 1 after leaving his post as regional executive for the central west. Piper previously served as executive of the Seattle council.
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Associated Press
Spokane
John A. Piper
Omaha
Boy Scouts
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
G. H. Obertuffer
Obertuffer
Portland, Ore
The
Piper
Central West
Seattle
Dodge Estate Sued for 500000 in Detroit
Suit for five hundred thousand dollars was filed against the Dodge estate in Detroit by Howard A. Bloomer, a local attorney and former chairman of the Dodge Motor Company board. Bloomer left the city after papers were accepted by the county clerk.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Dodge
Howard A. Bloomer
Dodge Motor Company
Praecipe
Bloomer
Deaconess Fund Drive Reported With Luncheon Reminder
The text notes a one tenth of sum collection for the Deaconess and mentions a gilt edged security for the loan remainder. It states a luncheon for workers at 12:30 on Monday at the Broadway cafeteria and indicates two days of reporting for solicitors.
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Broadway
Flogger Guilty of Conspiracy Charge in Barker Case
W Conrad Oliver of Cedar Grove found guilty of conspiracy to commit assault in the April 4 flogging of John Barker in Shreveport Louisiana. Oliver was acquitted on assault and battery. co defendant W E Miller was also acquitted. Sentencing set for Wednesday. maximum penalty is one year in prison and $1000 fine. Barker’s flogging followed his daughter’s wearing knickers and riding a bicycle.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
W. Conrad Oliver
Cedar Grove
John Barker
Oliver
W. E. Miller
Barker
Rockefeller Will And Church Work For City Temple
Rockefeller pledges support for a Broadway temple project amid a bankers club luncheon. Bonds valued at 400000 remain. after his letter read, attendees commit to purchasing 100000 more. The 23 story Broadway temple at 173rd Street will feature a revolving cross on a tall tower and be visible across the city. London reports a whistling stork.
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Mr. Rockefeller
Bankers’ Club
Broadway Temple
Congress Recess Aims To Stabilize Business Growth
Congress plans a summer recess to reassure business leaders that no sweeping law changes will occur. The president intends no major moves this season, hoping to protect existing investments and commitments from regulatory upheaval and foster business confidence nationwide.
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Washington
Coolidge Calls for Broad View on City Traffic Problems
President Coolidge told 150 motor club secretaries at the White House that city crowding cannot be solved by new transit alone. He urged a concerted, deep study of city form, commerce flows, and regional population distribution, noting the transportation revolution outpaced foresight and that big cities bring both advantages and increasing disadvantages.
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Washington
Coolidge
Automobile Clubs
Motor Club
White House
Pioneer Montana Doctor O B Whitford Ill With Pneumonia
Dr O B Whitford a 91 year old pioneer physician of Montana now based in Butte with his son Dr C S Whitford is critically ill at his home 218 West Galena Street pneumonia with a slight paralysis stroke. The two of them were among the first to practice in the territory and he recently resumed practice after returning from the coast.
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O. B. Whitford
Montana Territory
Butte
Co. Sg. Whitford
Galena Street
Dr. Whitford
Montana
Idaho
C. S. Whitford
Festival to Halt Time in Wenatchee May Celebration
Wenatchee Washington plans a time halt during the sixth annual apple blossom festival the first week of May Every clock in the city will stop at 8 p m on May 3 and resume after the festival ends officials aim to let attendees forget the passage of time during the event.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Hamilton High Wins Ravalli County Scholastic Track Meet
Hamilton high school captured 40 points to win the Ravalli county scholastic track meet at the Hamilton fairgrounds. Stevensville scored 32, with Darby Victor Florence Carlton and Corvallis following in order. Renn set county records in 220 and 440 yard dashes, Ostman broke the pole vault record, and Stevensville won the final half mile relay.
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Hamilton
Hamilton High School
Hamilton Fairgrounds
Stevensville
Darby
Victor
Florence Carlton
Corvallis
Renn
Ostman
Florence
C. Hagen
Wheelbarger
H. Hagen
Woodruff
Hagen
Wagner
Bailey
Haines
McLaren
Fullerton
Martinello
James
Perry
Dobbins
Rouse
Perry Victor
Gibbons
Mowatt
W Woodruff
Ostman Florence Carlton
Federal Trade Commission Dismisses Kennecott Utah Copper Case
The FTC dismissed an application for a Clayton Act complaint against Kennecott Copper Corp for acquiring Utah Copper stock. Dissenting commissioners argued the majority relied on the chief counsel's view that the purchase did not substantially lessen competition.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Utah Copper Company
Thompson and Nugent
Commission
Utah Company
Kennecott Corporation
Small Blaze Clears Fast At Nevada Avenue Residence
A minor fire broke out at a residence on Nevada Avenue yesterday afternoon. Arizona Street fire station crews used chemicals to extinguish the flames before any substantial damage occurred to the property.
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Nevada Avenue
Arizona Street
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