Hindenburg Sworn In As German President in Reichstag
Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg pledges to faithfully fulfill the duties of German president after being sworn in by Reichstag president Paul Loebe. The ceremony, attended by most lawmakers, excluded 46 communists who left in protest as shouted anti-monarchist slogans.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
High Hoon
Germany
Reichstag
Paul Loebe
von Hindenburg
Herr Loebe
Reichatag
Gen
Parliamentary Inc Board
Wilson
von Mindenbure
Davis hearing halted by judge in Kansas governor case
Topeka May 12 The judge and defense clash over admissibility of collateral evidence in the former Kansas governor's bribery case. Court to rule tomorrow morning after earlier wrangling. McClure dismissed and attorneys ordered to return early for final arguments.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kansac
Eibe
Glenn Davis
Akon
Darra
Roten
Folt
McClure
Exhumation Granted in Farm Probe for Two Babies
In a farm probe, an order for exhumation of two babies was granted. A deceased girl testified that Mrs. Gettee Volk urged her to purchase a grave from undertaker Jacob Herrich for 806, claiming the child was buried there.
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Ryan Thay
Negro policeman slain in street duel in New York
A Negro patrolman George Godfrey and an unidentified assailant were shot and killed, and a white reservist was wounded in Harlem area on 138th street after a 20 to 40 shot exchange. The incident began when Godfrey reported being followed, leading to a reprisal by four or more Black assailants and a subsequent firing by a civilian-turned-armed white patrolman on Lenox avenue.
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Gellen Fuller
Godfrey
West 135Th Street
Four Men Found Guilty in Needleman Mutilation Case
Four men were found guilty in Williamston Pennsylvania on charges tied to the mutilation of Joseph A Needleman a traveling salesman. Henry Dennis Griffin Julian Bullock and W Sparrow were convicted of assault and related offenses. Clare Heath was found guilty of a similar offense without malice. Maximum penalties range up to 60 years for the first three and 10 years for Heath.
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Williamston
Joseph A. Needleman
Alesman
Henry Dennis Griffin
Julian’ Bullock
W. Sparrow Ar
Needleman
Clare Heath
Launch Plans for Great Celebration July Fourth
Plans outline a three day Fourth of July celebration in Buttery, West Wow county. Cannons, fireworks, and a carnival atmosphere aim to attract thousands to Montana's mining metropolis. The Declaration of Independence will be read, and gifted speakers will discuss patriotic topics. Old Man Gloom will be buried, a Ford bug race held, and other auto contests showcased.
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Rive
Wow County
Buttery
Montana
Burton Says Country Will Join In Arms Statistics Push
United States signals willingness to join a movement compelling producing states to publish arms statistics at the League of Nations conference on traffic in arms. Delegates hailed the offer as a boost to world disarmament and to public control of private manufacture of arms, while notes of Russia’s nonparticipation lingered.
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Burton
France
Russ Reighbor
Wives Must Obey Husbands Checks If Bill Is Passed
Fragmented report from Tallahassee outlines a May introduced bill about female obedience. A second bill proposes new measures on maids and household expectations, with unclear wording and garbled phrases.
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Associated Press
Tallahassee
Butte Student Wins Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest
Lally of Butte captured first place in the annual late intercollegiate contest here. Second went to Robert Williams of Intermountain Union as vice Beott of Aiote Mines School, Butte, serving as secretary treasurer.
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Lally
Butte
Robert Willams
Intermountain Union
Beott
Aiate Mines School
Episcopal Priesthood Ordination at St John’s Church
Bishop W F Faber will ordain William Friend day deacon of Yellowstone to priesthood at St John’s in a solemn service. The ceremony features examination vows and laying on of hands, lasting about two hours. Attendance expected. diocese convention adjourned yesterday amid debate over constitution.
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W. Friend
St. John’s Church
St. John's
William Friend
Yellowstone
W. F. Faber
Foreclosure suit filed by trustee company in Helena
The Associated Press reports in Helena on May 13 that Charles Grows of Oakland California Trustee under the mortgage on Jtb Consolidated Mining property in Jefferson County filed for foreclosure. Attorneys Sealion and Wine said a bid to block the sale in state court was under way and that injunction proceedings were joined with the foreclosure case in federal court. Local stockholders were made party defendants in the action as trustees moved to proceed with sale under the deed.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Hungary
Helena
United States
Sealion
Charles ¥. Grows
Oakland
Cal
Jtb Consolidated Mining Company
Jefferson County
B Bien Fafe
Gross
Tranal
State Court
United Sister Awret Court
Sealion and Wine
Gov Erickson to Attend Norse Fete at Minnesota Fair
Helena May 12 Gov. Erickson and Mrs Erickson have been invited to attend the Norse American centennial to be held June 6 7 and 8 at the Minnesota state fair grounds in St Paul The celebration marks the arrival in New York in 1825 of the sloop Retreata tonen and Governor McCormack of Flathead county will act as governor during Ericksons absence from the state.
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Helena
Ana
John H. Eirickson
Minnesota State Fair Grounds
St. Paul
Governorrickson
New York
W. 8. McCormack
Flathead County
Ernor Erickson
Opposite Detroit River Seen As Gold Coast By 1926 Author
W K Kelsey reports Detroit’s Prohibition split by the Detroit River as a new border to liberty. Speculators rush to cross for beer landings, buying riverfront sites in Windsor and Sandwich while prices soar and dockside dissent grows amid legal abstinence.
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Windsor
Walkerville
Ford City
Sandwich
Del
C M and St P Placed Large Auto Car Order
The C M and St P line placed an order for 1000 cars, reviewed by Davenport's attendent company, with freight cars not included and several details pending clarification.
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Ettendortt Company
Davenport
Dawes Plan Backing France Finance Recovery Efforts
Paris May 12 The Dawes plan stands as the backbone of Finance Minister Caillaux’s plan for France’s financial restoration. He told the finance committee that proceeds would aid reconstruction of devastated regions and fund inter Allied debts. Germany payments under the Dawes plan would back a new loan to liquidate war damages claims. An added tobacco tax increase will go into effect.
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Paris
Caillaux
France
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
M. Caillaux
Germany
Ship sinks. Mississippi body salvage progresses near Memphis
The M. Hi Norman, a United States steamer, capsized and sank in the Mississippi near Memphis last Friday. Today the superstructure has been stripped, and none of the 31 bodies recovered. divers and crews continue search efforts as rest of the vessel remains.
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United States
M. Hi Norman
Mississippi River
Here
Kumagaya Fire Destroys Over Two Thousand Homes
The Kumagaya blaze in Japan wiped out more than 2,000 houses this morning. Aremains of the fire, reported by the Associated Press, indicate extensive damage across the area with no immediate word on casualties or causes.
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Tokio
Kumagaya
French Ship Drops Anchor in Rum Row Incident
A French vessel anchored off Rum Row while four dry navy pilot boats surrounded it in a protective circle. The scene featured tense crewing and concerns about water depth hindering invasion plans as the ship weighed anchor amid cautious maneuvers.
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Rum Row
State College at Bozeman to Get Building for Women
State board of education approves bonds and building plans for Bozeman women’s college administration building and dormitory. Board orders sale of 15,000 bond issue amid also approving improvements at Helena Industrial School, Helena Girls Vocational School, and the School for the Deaf and Blind at Boulder. A one-year governor Erickson committee to review the board’s July meeting.
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State College AT
Bozeman
Mate Schod of Mines
Butte
State Board At Education
Sate College
Mites Girl’ Vocational School
Helena
Bounor
Twin Bridges
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Flumn
Herbert HH. Fox
Gov. Erickson
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Alliance
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Promised Land
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Volstead
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