Missing Airmen Fate Uncertain Amid Alaskan Wireless Reports
No reports yet on the probable fate of Major Martin and his mechanic Staff Sgt Alva L Harvey missing since Wednesday. Coast Guard and Fisheries vessels have left with supplies for Attu Island as the U S Cutter directs the search. The Dawes Plan backers win support in Germany amid political tension.
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DAWES
Associated Press
Bremerton
Wash
Martin
Alva L. Harvey
Alaska
Four-Party Bloc Likely to Hold German Reichstag Majority
Berlin May 4 The four party bloc Socialists Clerical Democrats and People’s Party appear set to command a sufficient Reichstag majority to implement the Dawes Plan provisions. Nationals and Communists gain but not a threat. ultra-reactionaries led by Ludendorff fall short. Ballot counting proceeds slowly.
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Associated Press
Berlin
People’s
Dawes
Germany
People's Party
Reichstag
Ludendorff
Air Mail Stamps to Speed Transcontinental Letters
The Postmaster General announces daily air mail service from New York to San Francisco starting July 1 with 35 hour delivery and a 24 hour goal within months. Special stamps in 8 16 and 24 cents will mark letters for coast to coast air transport across three designated zones.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York
San Francisco
New
Chicago
Cheyenne
Russian Ambassador Delays Berlin Departure Amid Tense Scene
M Krestinsky the Russian ambassador has postponed his trip to Moscow until Tuesday as Berlin remains tense after German police searched the Russian trade delegation for communist leader Bottenhardt. Since October 1918, following expulsions, Russo-German official circles had seen no such upheaval. The Red Flag accuses Chancellor Marx's government of kowtowing to capitalism.
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Associated Press
Berlin
M. Krestinsky
Moscow
Bottenhardt
M. Joffe
Rote Fahne
Red Flag
Marx
Anaconda Reports Record 1923 Copper Business Western shale details
Chairman John D. Ryan announced that Anaconda Copper Mining Company posted 1923 sales of 181.43 million with net profits of 8.77 million. Chile Copper Company profits reached 14.72 million. Dividends totaling 9 million were paid in 1923. Ryan linked supply demand to potential future prosperity if domestic demand holds.
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Associated Press
New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Company
Chile Copper Company
Anaconda
Ryan
Butte Opens Music Week With Church Programs And Band Concert
Butte launches Music Week with church programs across denominations and a Saturday matinee concert by the Montana State band at the Broadway. The Butte Rotary club plans daily events citywide featuring notable local artists under Miss Margaret McHale’s committee leadership.
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Butte
Broadway
Montana State Band
Butte Rotana Club
Margaret McHale
Music Week
Fragmentary Page Marker Notes Page Two
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A En Ham
Texas returns give victory for McAdoo
Returns from 922 of 1664 Dallas area precincts show William G. McAdoo leading with 497 votes to Oscar Underwood’s 92. Delegates from 333 precincts are un instructed. Republican conventions suggest Calvin Coolidge will receive the majority of delegates.
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Dallas
Texas
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Oscar Underwood
Calvin Coolidge
Methodist bishops endorse world court memberships
In Springfield Mass on May 4 the Methodist Episcopal bishops urged joining the world court as part of a broad peace agenda. They urged limits on amusements, stronger anti divorce efforts, and immigration restrictions while affirming freedom doctrines amid theological debates. They condemned war and urged federal methods beyond war to resolve disputes.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Union of Nations
Union
Methodist Churches of America
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. F., Berry
Philadelphia
Jesus Christ
Trines
United States
World Court
Church of Jesus Christ
United Church of Christ
America
Flight crew search and Atka hop-off for long distance airliners
May 4 Dutch Harbor Alaska reports a search for Major Martin and his mechanic missing since Wednesday. Army air cruisers New Orleans Chicago and Boston plan a 5380 mile hop to Chicagoff Attu with weather permitting. Coast guard Halda to Atka for support. Elder to Attu to receive fliers. Flights covered 350 miles Dutch Harbor to Atka in 4 hours 15 minutes. All airmen reported in good condition.
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Associated Press
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Algonquin
Chignik
Martin
Alva Harvey
Atka Island
United States Army Air
New Orleans
Chicago
Boston
Bureau of Fisheries
Atka
Attu
Lowell K. Smith
Leigh Wade
Butte Fire Destroys Boarding House and Homes
A disastrous blaze on Anaconda Road in Butte destroyed the 20 room boarding house operated by John Powers and two nearby homes, 432 and 425 Anaconda Road, leaving more than 50 people homeless. Fire spread rapidly, with five more structures endangered as crews from the city and surrounding mines battled flames at 2 AM.
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John Powers
Anaconda Road
Flurry Walsh
Walsh
James McDermott
Charles Kennis
Kennis
Butte Department
Exiled Russians in Paris see hope for regime change
Exiled Russians in Paris report daily Moscow news of a looming change in Russia. They view the Stalin trio as weakening with moderate groups rising, while monarchists and liberals rally behind Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch who lives near Paris. The duke denies coordinating with press, while the former army commander in exile signals readiness to lead a national movement if popular support is clear.
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Associated Press
Paris
Moscow
Kameneff
Rykoff
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
France
Democratic convention race shows McAdoo lead on surface
The article notes McAdoo leads the delegate count on the surface as the likely top vote getter on the first ballot in the Democratic convention. It also highlights Governor Smith of New York as having broader hidden strength among uncommitted delegates who favor him as developments unfold.
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Washington
McAdoo
Smith
New York
Iowa
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Underwood
Dorris brothers dynamite wrecks car used in moonshine raids
A Ford used by Harold and Clifton Dorris in raids on moonshine dens in Butte was wrecked by dynamite under the engine. The blast, set early yesterday, left little of the vehicle on Brown's Gulch road. Harold Dorris reported.
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Dorris
Butte
Brown's Guich Road
Harold Dorris
Brown's Gulch
Ford
Clifton Dorris
Tax Bill Sprint Aimed By Senate Leaders
Senate leaders from both parties set a Friday deadline to pass the tax reduction bill. A decision on income tax rates loomed near, with only two major issues left for settlement including corporation and estate taxes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Sailor Rescued After 23 Hours Adrift In Lifebelt
Clarence L. Staden, once an able seaman on the tanker Frederik W. Weller, was adrift in a lifebelt for 23 hours in the Gulf of Panama fighting off sharks with a sailor’s jackknife until the Dorset hauled him aboard. He had eaten, had no sleep, and was rescued unharmed.
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Associated Press
New York
Clarence L. Staden
Frederik W. Weller
Panama
Staden
Gulf of Panama
Dorset
Walsh identified in Missouri pen as Roy Walsh killer of Al Johnson
After seven months and searches across twelve western states authorities confirm the Missouri inmate Don Stewart is Roy Walsh the Jefferson county slayer of Al Johnson. Bertillon and fingerprints tie the Montana fugitive to a Missouri sentence for a minor crime and he is to be returned to Boulder for likely execution within weeks.
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Roy Walsh
Boulder
al Johnson
Renova
Missouri State Penitentiary
Don Stewart
Montana
Missouri
Walsh
Jefferson County
Jack Mountjoy
Helena
Light Wines and Beer Leagues of America Formed
Permanent organization announced in New York as the Light Wines and Beer Leagues of America Inc. Albert E. Wonderly elected national chairman. Backers include Hudson Maxim Senator Ed ward I Richards of New Jersey Dr Floyd Haviland head of New York state hospital commission Mrs Herbert L Satterlee Mrs John Purroy Mitchell Harrison Gray Fiske and Joseph M Schwab president of the Allied Businessmen's association supporting legalization of light wines and beer.
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Associated Press
New York
Light Wines and Beer Leagues of America, Inc
Albert E. Wonderly
National Guard
League
Hudson Maxim
Edward I. Richards
New Jersey
Floyd Haviland
Allied Businessmen's Association
Congressmen Seek To Learn Strength Of American Navy
Washington May 4 Two resolutions will be introduced in the house to determine current naval strength compared with Great Britain and Japan. Rep Brittain Illinois and Rep Rogers Massachusetts push reports and inquiries based on Admiral Coontzs findings about deficiencies and preparedness.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Great Britain
Japan
Britten
Ilinois
Naval Committee
Navy
Congress
Rogers
Massachusetts
Admiral Coontz
Brittain
Coun
England
Sion
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