Prince Carol Warned to Leave England or Face Deportation
A high Scotland Yard official warned Prince Carol of Roumania at Godstone that delaying departure could trigger deportation orders. In London the Home Secretary’s reply to Carol’s protest against leaving was readied for tomorrow in the House of Commons. Police guards kept Carol under watch at a Surrey estate. Prosecution for treason looms for those involved in the alleged plot to fly to Alba Iulia with plans for a peasants proclamation.
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Godstone
England
Prince Carol of Roumania
Home Office
wWooe Associated Press
London
Prince Carol
William Joynson- Hicks
Home Secretary
House of Commons
Surrey
Carol
Bucharest
Albajulia
Peasants’ Congress
Scotland Yard
Vienna
Roumania
Alba Iulia
Juliu Maniu
Women and Men Play Death Game
In a crowded room a pistol was passed between Zapata and others during a fatal confrontation. After a struggle Zapata unloaded the weapon and tossed it aside, Senora Harringue de Guzman retrieved it and urged the game to finish then reloaded it. Zapata shot and killed De la Riva. Murder charges are filed against Zapata Senora Harria gue de Millan and Senora Harriague de Guzman.
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Zapata
Senora Harringue de Guzman
de la Riva
Senora Harriague de Millan
Senora Harriague de Guzman
Indiana Delegates Vote For Watson In Primary
Indiana voters backed Watson as favorite son for 33 delegates to Kansas City, while Hoover’s forces argued that released Hoosier delegates would shift. The outcome leaves gubernatorial races unsettled with state conventions possible in June.
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Indiana
Herbert Hoover
United States
Arthur R. Robinson
Albert Stump
Indianapolis
Frederick E. Schortemeijer
Frank C. Dailey
Dailey
Associated Press
Washington
Watson
Commerce
Kansas City
Watsonn
Hoover
Senate Campaign
James W. Good
Oscar G. Foellinger
Foellinger
Rockefeller orders Indiana Standard Oil chief to resign
John D. Rockefeller Jr cites loss of confidence in Colonel Rob ert W. Stewart and asks for his resignation. He references senate testimony and notes potential stockholder action including a possible special meeting to express views before any settlement of pending legal proceedings. The move aims to serve the company’s interests amid ongoing cases.
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Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Colonel Stewart
Senate Committee
John D. Rockefeller JR
Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Path cleared for consideration of church union plan
Kansas City May 9 Proposed union of the Methodist Episcopal church with the Presbyterian and Congregationalist churches will come before the quadrennial general conference tomorrow after unanimous committee approval of unification overtures. A single 27 member commission will handle all union efforts. Eight year bishop tenure was abolished. The conference urged Congress to oppose naval expansion and urged opposition to suspending the naval program. More factories and workers are active in Switzerland.
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Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Churches
Congregationalist Church
Board of Bishops
General Conference
Conference
Episcopal Committee
Congress
Rockefeller action praised for resignations in Standard Oil case
Washington reports bipartisan praise for John D. Rockefeller Jr. for demanding Robert W. Stewart’s resignation as chairman of Standard Oil of Indiana. Senator Walsh and Senator Nye commend the move after Stewart disclosed receiving 759000 dollars in profits from the Continental Trading oil deal.
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Washington
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Walsh
Montana
Nye
North Dakota
Rockefeller
New York
Stewart
Continental Trading Company
Indiana Standard
Harry F. Sinclair
Parker
Edwin B. Parker
United States Chamber of Commerce
Rockfeller
Indiana Standard Company
Mr. Rockefeller
Hughes Praises Monroe Doctrine During Princeton Lecture
Charles Evans Hughes former secretary of state spoke at Princeton in a three lecture series describing the Monroe doctrine as a defensive safeguard not to be used for southern republics’ oppression. He warned against non American powers seeking more territory in the hemisphere and voiced optimism for US Latin American relations.
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Princeton
N. J
Charles Evans Hughes
Princeton University
United States
North
South America
Interscholastic meeting shifts to track and declamation
At the 25th interscholastic meet in Missoula the day features a golf tournament, declamatory and reading preliminaries, coaches and editors meetings, a Montana High School Athletic association session, a parade of athletes, a singing event, and the finals for boys and girls declamatory contests at Missoula County High School Auditorium.
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Standard State University
Missoula
Garden City
Interscholastic Editorial Association
Marcus Cookhall
Montana High School Athletic Association
University Hall
Corbin Hall
Cornblaser
Missoula County High School
Chinese protest over Japanese actions in Shantung to Geneva
Chang Too-Lin says fatigue with the battle as thousands of Japanese troops remain in Shantung and warships head toward Chinese ports. No preparations seen to protect nationals. China may file a protest at Geneva, with Cheng Low suggesting possible north and south unity in taking the issue to the league.
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Shantung
Geneva
China
Cheng Low
League Council
League
Fighting Rages Near Tsinan as Japanese Press On
Shanghai May 9 The Japanese 28th brigade under General Sotoyama clashed with Nationalist forces near Kouen about 15 miles east of Tsinan disarming many attackers after stiff resistance. Later encounters with General Chen Tiao Yuan's force left the outcome undetermined as skirmishing continued.
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Shanghai
Sotoyama
Kouen
Tsinan
Satoyama
Chen Tiao Yuan
Anwhei
I Cpp
Ningshui
Mikado
Yellow River
Hwang Fu
Taiwan
Chiang Kai Shek
Former Partner of Ford is Dead in Santa Barbara
David Gray, once Henry Ford's partner in producing the first Ford automobile, died at Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara after a short illness of pneumonia. He was nearly 60, survived by his widow and son David. A longtime Santa Barbara resident, he had returned from Honolulu for health reasons and previously helped fund a $250,000 public bathing pavilion.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
David Gray
Henry Ford
Cottage Hospital
Gray
Honolulu
Ford
Detroit
City of
Plans perfected for new airport near Butte
The state highway commission will raise 15000 dollars to buy and equip an airport field, with the county to spend 1600 on grading runways and a drainage ditch. If costs exceed 1600 the extra comes from capital for the project. Work aims for a June 1 opening. option expires at month end.
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State Highway Commission
Rowe
Butte
National Parks Airway Company
Great Falls
Salt Lake
Gilman
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Berrien Hosts German Mining Delegation Dinner
Major C L Berrien of the Anaconda company entertained 18 German mining officials at the Silver Bow club in Butte. Herr Schulte and Herr Ganse planned to depart eastward for Europe, while Herr Fitzner remained to inspect local mines.
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Geische Corporation
Herr Schulte
Herr Ganse
Herr Fitzner
Silver Bow Club
Maj
C. L. Berrien
Anaconda Company
Herrs Schulte
Ganse
East
Europe
Butte
Major Berrien
Hoover Defends Expenditures and Testimony Plan
The House inquiry questioned James W. Good and examined Hoover about campaign funding and china price claims. Hoover denied price increases and said he resents insinuations while defending his handling of support and potential cabinet plans.
Fresh strike at Amethyst mine adds silver vein
Reports from Creede Colorado confirm a heavy silver vein discovery in the Amethyst mine near Alamosa. A four foot hanging wall vein opening 125 feet below surface assays 840 ounces of silver with signs of an extended ore body. The Amethyst mine helped launch Creede’s mining era in 1891.
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Alamosa
Col
Creede
Big Hole Bell Cattle Headed to Packers in Chicago
Over three years old, 1 317 pounds average, 11 stock cars billed to Chicago under Ed ward Miller. A separate lot of 275 Big Hole steers, raised by Joseph E Shaw, also 11 cars, average 1 081 pounds, grass fattened. Henry Coulsam and Jack Collins observed at Divide loading pens. Collins praised Miller stock and noted oil cake finishing diet for high altitude winter cattle.
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Chicago
Edward Miller
Charles E
Joseph E. Shaw
Henry Coulsam
Butte
Union Pacific
Jack Collins
Mrs Kremer's Golfers Win Team Play at Butte Club
The Kremer led team won the women's match on the Butte Country club course yesterday after Mrs Kremer defeated Mrs Templeman in an extra hole. The event opened the season with 50 players in a 12 hole contest and 72 guests attended a luncheon hosted by the losing side.
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Alf C. Kremer
Butte Country Club
Kremer
J. L. Templeman
Rev Father Hannen Ill At Home Parish Sons
The Rev Father M J Hannen pastor of St Marys Catholic church is seriously ill at his 625 North Main street home. Doctors say an operation is needed but he is too weak now. Earnest wishes for his early recovery come from parishioners and friends. Also included is a note about librarian Harriet Perkins and a Cannes sale fetching 6600 dollars.
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M. J. Hannen
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
North Main Street
Father Hannen
Butte
Rexall Orderlies Bring Quick Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician notes constipation as a major cause of distress and hails Rexall Orderlies as a safe, non habit forming remedy. The tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle natural bowel movement. Chew one at night. use 24 for 25c at Rexall drug stores.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall Drug Store
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