Political Tactics and War Tensions Dominate Local Scene
Headlines report wartime shifts with Sanaa and Japan at odds with a Chinese faction. Carol faces expulsion from England amid a tense Romanian situation. Democrats rally strong for Smith while the GOP remains undecided. Delegates and alternates chosen for the state convention as Democrats hear program objections. Republicans seek decisive statewide representation.
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Japan
Carol
England
Japan Demands End In Shantung Clash With Nationalists
In Shanghai on May 8 the Associated Press reports Japan has declared actual hostilities with China's nationalist government. An ultimatum to withdraw troops near the Shantung railway was refused, with fighting reported at Tsinan as Japanese reinforcements move from Tsingtao.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Japan
China
Tokio
Tsingtao
Shantung Railway
T’sinan
Tainan
Tsinan
Republican convention names 11 delegates 11 alternates
The Republican county convention last evening named 11 delegates and 11 alternates to the state convention at Helena on May 15. Delegates will have one vote each and the Silver Bow slate favors an uninstructed delegation to Kansas City.
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Helena
Silver Bow
Kansas City
Silver Bow Republicans hold first presidential delegate convention
Silver Bow county Republicans met at the courthouse for their first presidential delegate convention electing 11 delegates and 11 alternates to the Montana state convention in Helena next Tuesday. The meeting drew about 150 people and endorsed an uninstructed Montana delegation to Kansas City.
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Silver Bow County
Helena
Montana
Kansas City
Democratic county convention delegates double state call in Helena
The county convention exceeded the state call by naming 22 delegates to the Helena state meeting, each with an alternate, effectively giving half a vote to each. The Silver Bow delegation is pledged to a Houston state delegation aligned with Smith. Delegates and alternates listed include J Bruce Kreme and W H Maloney among others.
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Smith
Silver Bow County
Helena
T. J. B. Shanley
John Riley
Sam Anderson
J. Bruce Kremer
Silver Bow
Houston
American Power stock offered to public at 95
Bonbright Company and National City company offer 20 million dollars of American Power and Light company $5 preferred stock at 95. The listed stock, tied to the Montana Power acquisition, carries a guaranteed until 1932 dividend and will be stamped with the 5 per year guarantee. unstamped shares pay graduated dividends.
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American Power & Light
Bonbright & Company
National City Company
Montana Power
Metals Bank & Trust Company of
Butte
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Montana Power Company
J. E. Woodard
Metals Bank & Trust Company
American Power & Light Company
Carol Leaves London Amid Romanian Exile Pressure
Prince Carol father of Roumania's King Michael faces expulsion from Britain after authorities view his activities as threats to the current regime. He packs up in Surrey as J Ionnescu says the guest is surprised and unhappy at the forced departure with destination undisclosed. The home secretary states Carol must depart to avoid actions harmful to Roumania.
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Associated Pres
London
Prince Carol
Roumania
Michael
England
Carol
J. Ionescu
Surrey
Home Secretary
William Joynson-Hicks
House of Commons
Roumanian
Smith Favored At Anaconda Committeemen Meeting
Al Smith was unanimously endorsed by Deer Lodge county Democrats at a precinct committeemen meeting in Anaconda city hall. Republicans offered no recommendations for presidential candidates. Democrats elected eight delegates and alternates with alternates to become delegates, all to vote as a unit at the Helena meeting.
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A. H. Heilbronner
Richard Brimacombe
R. B. Gill
Jake Oliver
Sam Barker Jr
A. J. Stewart
Carl Engle
Stewart
al Wilkinson
George Scott
A. J. Guenther
Joseph Vogler
al Smith
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
Helena
Hickmans Counsel Make Final Appeal in Death Case
William Edward Hickmans attorneys argued in the California Supreme Court on his appeal from a death sentence for the kidnapping and murder of 12 year old Marian Parker. The defense contends the conviction law was unconstitutional and that the trial was irregular. Hickman remains in the condemned row at San Quentin as the hanging awaits the appeal outcome.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
William Edward Hickman
State Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Marian Parker
Hickman
San Quentin
Delegates In Montana Conventions Split On Presidential Favorites
Returns from Montana county conventions show many delegates to the state gathering uninstructed on presidential preferences. Where instructed, Lowden or Smith lead. Silver Bow Democratic delegates favored Smith while Republicans were uninstructed. Some counties backed Lowden in Republican rounds and Smith in Democratic ones.
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Helena
Smith
Lowdon
Gallatin Assembly
Erickson and
Walsh
Mont
Montana
Lowden
Cascade County
Silver Bow County
President Coolidge
Scott Leavitt
Gallatin County
J. E. Erickson
Guggenheim Honored by Aces at Allied Tribute Luncheon
The Bremen crew joined American air heroes in New York at a luncheon honoring Harry F. Guggenheim for promoting aeronautics and international harmony. The American Arbitration Association awarded him its medal. Charles Schwab is the only other recipient. Major Fitzmaurice Koehl and Baron von Huenefeld planned a 14 day tour. Richard Byrd praised Floyd Bennett and Guggenheim fund work.
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New York
Bremen
America
Harry F. Guggenheim
Daniel Guggenheim Fund For the Promotion of Aeronautics
Commodore
American Arbitration Association
Mr. Guggenheim
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
James C. Fitzmaurice
Hermann Koehl
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld
United States
Canada
Richard E. Byrd
Floyd Bennett
Byrd
Greenly Island
Guggenheim Fund
Sunoul Trustees Again Deadlock on Appointment
Mrs Ella Crowley Rowland failed to win confirmation to the school board as trustees deadlocked 3 to 3 in a vote. Clerk Garfield Perier will notify county superintendent Agnes Hanratty of the result and the vacancy remains. Boyle Tutty supported Rowland while Ward Darsh and Wallace opposed.
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Ella Crowley Rowland
Garfield Perier
Agnes M. Hanratty
Boyle
Scott and
Tutty
Rowland
Ward, Darsh
Wallace
Knapp Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Larceny Case
The Albany jury in the case of Florence E. Knapp former secretary of state reported they could not agree and were discharged. Judge Stephen Gallaghan set May 21 for a new trial on the charge of grand larceny involving a 1925 census payroll check for 2875.06 drawn to Clara Blanche Knapp.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Florence E. Knapp
Supreme Court
Stephen Gallaghan
Knapp
C. B. Knapp
Indiana and Alabama vote tally in early 1930s primary
Indiana results show Watson leading with 60 366 votes and Hoover 57 325 as 1 167 of 3 610 precincts report while Robinson leads the Republican senatorial race with 28 866 in 547 precincts. In Alabama, three anti Smith delegates lead with one anti instruction candidate ahead as 160 of 1 324 precincts report.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
Watson
Herbert Hoover
Woolen
United States
Arthur R. Robinson
Robinson
Arthur L. Gillion
Solon J. Carter
Albert Stump
Walter Myers
L. William Curry
Frederick BF. Schortemeier
Frederick Landis
Thomas H. Adams
Frank C. Dailey
Dailey
John E. Frederick
Marl H. Crawford
Prems
Birmingham
Ala
al Smith
Houston
Fourteen Ill From Ptomaine Poisoning At Lunch Counter
In Little Rock Arkansas on May 8 fourteen teens were treated in hospitals after ptomaine poisoning from a downtown store lunch counter. Twelve were women and two were children. several others had milder symptoms. Doctors termed some cases serious.
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Prenas
Little Rock
Ark
Nine Drown After Picnic Party Car Lost On Road
Nine people from two families missing since Sunday after noon when they left Hammond Louisiana after an outing drowned when their car left the Hammond New Orleans highway and plunged into a canal near Ruddock Louisiana twenty five miles north of New Orleans State police investigated tracks from the highway to the canal and found the overturned car with the bodies imprisoned Search started at the request of Miss Rosario Sacausi a relative of one family.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Hammond
Ruddock
Coolidge May Back Flood Control Bill After Conferees AgrE
President Coolidge is expected to sign the flood control bill after the House adopted the conference report smoothing Senate differences. The measure, approved after White House negotiations, faces Senate approval and a final White House action before becoming law.
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Associated Press
Washington
House of the Conference
Senate
White House
Coolidge
Congress
House
Reid
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
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