Intrepid Flier Back in Gotham Finds No Privacy
The Bremen fliers Baron von Huenefeld Captain Koehl and Major Fitzmaurice returned to New York after a Washington visit to find crowds of about 6,000 on the street and 2,000 business men at a luncheon. They toured newspaper offices and will attend more luncheons and dinners before leaving Tuesday on an air tour of major cities.
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New York
Bremen
Washington
Baron von Huenefeld
Koehl
Major Fitzmaurice
Miller Field
Staten Island
Manhattan
Merchants Association
Central Press
Hermann Koehl
James Fitzmaurice
First Auto
Broadway
New York City
Metropolis
Fitzmaurice
Patricia Fitzmaurice
Japanese and Chinese Clash Reported in Shanghai Area
Amid conflict between nationalists and Peking forces, reports say Japanese casualties rose as civilians were killed east of the city. Bombers near Shanghai injured two women and a cow while looting persisted in the international settlement.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Peking
Haichi
Woosung
Riangnan
Shanghai South
International Settlement
Chiang Kaishek
Tenchow
Paoting- Fu
Yellow River
Sh Tang Province
Thompson Denies Shakeup In Sight
Chicago Mayors shakeup rumors swirl around William Hale Thompson as police Commissioner Michael Hughes and Corporation Counsel Samuel Ettelson are named for retirement due to ill health. Hughes denies resignation while Ettelson does not confirm retirement amid persistent reports.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
City Hall
Michael Hughes
Samuel A. Ettelson
Thompson
Hughes
Excelsior Springs
U S to Seek Recommittal of Anti trust Suit
The Justice Department said it would file in the northern district of Illinois to recommit the United States anti trust suit against Standard Oil of Indiana and 41 others to the special master who heard testimony. The government says the master's report recommending dismissal lacks equity and misreports facts adverse to its contentions.
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Associatedress
Washington
Department of Justice
District Court
Northern District
Illinois
United States
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Department
Editor Edgar B. Piper Dies at 63 in Portland
Edgar B. Piper 63 longtime editor in chief of the Morning Oregonian died at his Portland home from heart disease and complications. Born February 25 1865 in Warsaw Indiana he built a long Oregon career including Salem correspondent reporter city editor and editor in chief since 1910. He married Leona Willis of Salem in 1891 and also engaged in politics and civic work.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Edgar B. Piper
Morning Oregonian
Mr. Piper
Warsaw
Ind
Oregon
State’s Rights Democrat
Albany
Piper
Matrimonial Lineup Binds Sisley Colerick Family Ties
A Nebraska marriage between C. W. Sisley and Sarah Bertha Colerick ties Sisley to his daughters and Colerick to her sons. Their unions create a web where fathers become stepfathers to their sons in law and four sister and brother pairings become step-siblings. The families remain unfazed by the complex kinships.
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Sisley
Prairie Country
Montana Power stock conversion under exchange plan underway
The Metals Bank and Trust deposits Montana Power stockholders' options as the exchange plan proceeds. The banking syndicate offered $166 per share for new stock, but holders were urged to exchange rather than sell. President John D. Ryan notes strong participation, with far more than the required shares deposited to effect the consolidation and curb trading yesterday reflected higher prices.
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Metals Bank and Trust Company
Montana Power Company
Montana Power
Montana Power Common
Bonbright and Company
White, Weld and Company
National City Bank of New York
John D. Ryan
Montana
Ryan
Colerick Family Marriages Tied to Sisley Run Alliance
A chronology shows 1912 to 1928 marriages linking Colerick men with Sisley women across Alliance. Notable unions include Dan Colerick in 1916 with Edith Sisley and John Colerick in 1924 with Ethel Sisley. Roy Sisley and Nellie Pease married in 1922, with Roy a railway fireman in Alliance, while Pa Sisley and Ma Colerick wed in 1928 and honeymoon in Alliance.
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Belvin Colerick
Bertha Sisley
Alliance
Dan_ Colerick
Edith Sisley
Dan
Roy Sisley
Nellie Pease
Nebraska
Wyoming
Charles Colerick
Mabel Sisley
Charles
Pa” Sisley
Ma” Colerick
Colerick
Sisley
G. T. Prowler
Tax bill battle with Beto under way in senate
Washington May 3 The senate opened debate on a 200 million tax reduction substitute for a 290 million house bill. Smoot warned against raising revenue cuts beyond 200 million as Democrats push for 325.6 million. Borah signaled Western reps may fight inheritance tax repeal, while Republicans and Democrats debate 200 million or 325 million in reductions.
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Washington
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Senate Democrats
Treasury
Harrison
Mississippi
Johnson
California
Boulder Dam
Borah
Idaho
Prince Carol defends throne amid Lupescu romance in London
Prince Carol of Roumania gave his first English interview about Mme Lupescu saying he did not renounce his throne for love. He defended the move as a false claim and stated no woman could force him to renounce or block his return to his country.
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Carol
London
Prince Carol of
Campaign funds inquiry probes presidents and parties
The senate special committee on pre convention expenditures summons 14 presidential hopefuls, eight Democrats and six Republicans, to testify as it opens its probe. The list includes Smith, Ritchie, Reed, Walsh, George, Hull, Hitchcock, Pomerene, Hoover, Lowden, Watson, Curtis, Norris, and Goff. The panel aims to begin hearings soon, with Steiner leading the effort.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Special Campaign Funds Committee
Smith
New York
Ritchie
Maryland
Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Montana
George
Georgia
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Watson
Indiana
Curtis
Kansas
Norris
Goff
West Virginia
Steiner
Oregon
Heflin
Alabama
California
Robinson
Arkansas
Rebuked by Young over Daniles third party bid
Wilbur Legette of Los Angeles telegraphed former Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels urging a third party ticket headed by Reed or Borah if Reed missed the Democratic nomination. Milton K. Young, chairman of the Reed California campaign, rebuked Legette saying he acted only as field manager and had no authority for the senator or his California outfit.
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Reed
Democratic Party
Josephus Daniels
Wilson
Wilbur Legette
California
Borah
Idaho
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Secretary of the Navy
Milton K. Young
James Reed
Legette
Daniels
William E. Borah
Young
Smith Captures Connecticut in Democratic Spotlight
Hartford May 3 Democrats pledged support for Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New York for the presidential nomination. The major party disputes remained unresolved as the state central committee prepares to meet next Thursday to choose officers. Connecticut votes totaled 14 delegates.
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Smith
Connecticut
Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Alfred E. Smith
New York
State Central Committee
Farm Bill Passes Despite Fee Battle in House
The House defeated a motion to strike the equalization fee by 185 to 146. A Louisiana backed bid to send the bill back to committee failed without a roll call. The chamber later approved the measure with the fee intact, establishing a revolving fund of 400 million dollars to support farm loans and a proposed federal farm board to stabilize crops.
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Louisianan
Agriculture Committee
Federal Farm Board
House
Coolidge
Farm Board
Woodmen Select Butte for Meet
Woodmen choose Butte as host for upcoming meeting with a list of attendees including Theodore Beaulieu Henry Pissot Ambrose Taylor Charles Wizeman Jr. P C Dean Albert Baull and others from McAuley and Co. The roster features notable members from Woodmen lodges and affiliated groups.
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Theodore Beaulieu
Henry F. Pissot
Ambrose H. Taylor
Charles Wizeman Jr
P. C. Dean
Albert Baull
T. J. Appel
T. A. Grigg
Henry J. de Lonais
Thomas J. Davis
William G. Davis
Edward P. Treglown
Walter H. Kelly
Elmer P. Toy
Harold I. Roberts
Aubrey H. Crail
Daniel H. Graham
Joseph D. Harrington
William B. Honka
William A. Makier
Stenographer jailed to clear court docket in Detroit
Henry A. Myers once discharged as circuit court stenographer for backlog was sentenced to an indefinite jail term to finish 1250 pages of transcripts. The judge ordered confinement until the work is completed, stating several defendants were denied appeal rights due to missing transcripts. The total workload equals about 500000 words and should take around three weeks.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Henry A. Myers
Myers
Insurgent Dolan Named Delegate At Large In Party Split
Delegates at a state convention wrestled with internal divisions as a reorganization faction pressed for recognition. They conceded to appoint Dr Edward G Dolan of Manchester as a delegate at large amid ongoing intra party conflict.
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Houston
Texas
Edward G. Dolan
Manchester
Lowden Loses Arkansas Delegates. Hoover Supporter Elected
At the Arkansas Republican convention in Little Rock on May 3, Lowden supporters failed to instruct the four delegates-at-large for him. The big four included Mallory Townsend Russell and White with Lowden leanings, plus Hoover supporter White. Arthur W. Campbell, Lonoka County, was elected district delegate as a Lowden ally. Two district delegates remain to be chosen.
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Lowden
Arkansas
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Herbert Hoover
George L. Mallory
Wallace Townsend
J. C. Russell
Camden
John W. White
Russellville
Hoover
Arthur W. Campbell
Lonoka County
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China
U.S
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Reaper
C. W. Sisley
Sarah Bertha Colerick
Sisley- Colerick Matrimonial Ventures
Stock Exchange
Taa
Bill Battle
Beto
Campaign Funds Committee
Congress
Reed Is
Kansas City
Republican
Republican Party
Fee
Farm Bill
Butte
Theodore R. Rich
Samuel J Thomas
Thomas Wakefield
John C. McNaughton
Eloie Beaulieu
William J. Eddy
Michael J. Geiger
Leslie O. R. Northam
James M. Murphy
George Schulte
Samuel P. Johnson
Russell E. Morrison
William H. Krabler
William A. Greenfield
Thomas Co. McAuley
Lenadays
UNION
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Wey
Uynes
Butte Wholesale Grocery Company
Butte, Mont
Lena
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