Second veto of farm bill seen imminent
President Coolidge gears to veto the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill again over the equalization fee and push passage of a version without the fee before summer recess. He met with authors Senator McNary and Representative Haugen and may return the bill to Congress for action without the fee. The Senate rejected the rival expert debenture plan as Coolidge weighs Muscle Shoals action.
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Oregon
Haugen
Iowa
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Brookhart
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Reed
Missouri
Germans Elect Socialists Lead Reichstag Bargaining
Balloting for the new reichstag shows socialists at a strategic advantage with 2.0 million votes and 152 seats, while communists win 54 seats. Republican parties drop losses, nationalists fall to 38 seats, and Gustav Stresemann’s party slips to 44. New cabinet talks begin in June as Hindenburg delegation paves path.
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People's Party
von Hindenburg
German People’s Party
Gustav Stresemann
Slush fund details emerge in North Carolina Smith inquiry
Senate subcommittee reports only 3500 dollars traced to Alfred E. Smith campaign activity in North Carolina. George Gordon Battle gave 2500 dollars. Zeb Turlington manager for Cordell Hull says 845 dollars raised locally with Hull contributing 500 dollars. Frank Hampton testifies Simmons aide routed 110 cash plus 25 personal contribution.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
N. C
Alfred F. Smith
North Carolina
Senate
New York
George Gordon Battle
Steiner
Oregon
Bratton
New Mexico
Zeb V. Turlington
Mooresville
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Smith
Turlington
Hull
Frank A. Hampton
Rocky Mount
Farnifold M. Simmons
Hope Grows Less Than Any of Men in Mine Survive
Miners trapped deep underground faced dwindling chances as救 rescue teams battled a fire in an air shaft. State troopers and national guardsmen moved crowds away from the surface while rescue efforts continued from a distance.
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National
Waynesburg
United States Bureau of Mines
Hoover 15 Target of U S Senators
In Washington on May 21 the Senate scolded Secretary Hoover over wartime grain policy. Senator Reed charged Hoover fixed wheat prices and blamed him for hoarding laws, while Senator Blease labeled Hoover an Englishman and Norbeck cited a hostile editorial record. Reed linked Hoover to export price control via the Export Grain corporation.
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Washington
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Reed
Missouri
Blease
South Carolina
Norbeck
South Dakota
Missourian
England
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Wilson
Colonel House
Lord Balfour
Herbert Hoover
Belgium
Congress
Export Grain Corporation
Julius Barnes
Mr. Hoover
Pierce 10 Build Fine Structure
The 34 year old Connell building is to be razed and Howard Pierce will erect a new garage and salesrooms on a 100 by 131 foot plot adjacent to the Connell property. The structure will surpass any Montana garage in floor space and feature a street to second story driveway and an inclined track. The demolition aligns with Butte clean-up week and demonstrates local loyalty sparking civic pride among property owners.
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Howard Pierce
Pierce
Connell
Montana
Pacific Coast
Butte
Better Butte Organization
Maury Admitted to Federal Court in Butte
George R. Maury, Butte attorney and member of Maury, Brown & Maury, was admitted to practice before the federal court yesterday. Judge George M. Bourquin granted the motion by James H. Baldwin. Maury earned his degree from the University of Chicago in 1927.
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Butte
George M. Bourquin
Maury
H. Lowndes Maury
Maury, Brown & Maury
James H. Baldwin
University of Chicago
Liquor cases set for trial after criminal calendar
District Attorney Wellington D. Rankin to file nine new liquor informations across the Butte Missoula Helena Great Falls and Billings districts as federal court opens in Missoula for motions and demurrers. Butte reopens June 1 with a list of multiple defendants charged with violations of the prohibition act and related offenses through June 11 including white slavery counterfeiting and drug act violations.
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Butte
Missoula
Helena
Great Falls
Billings
Julius Cola
Emma Harlin
Ernest George
Neal Reardon
William Walsh
George Ferguson
Alex Petroff
Ernest LaCasse
Ed Shelly
Hoppy Lee
Maggie Riley
Leo Hoffman
E. Harrington
John Doe" Edwards
Huie Jung
Jew Joe
Lawrence Swan
Roy Launderville
Mike Healy
Ike Cohn
J. J. Connelly
Stell Jordan
John C. Sullivan
Ed Harrington
Ed Padden
Pat Brown
Jack Collins
Jim Chambers
Walter Soucie
L. W. Gladt
United States
Dewey Satter
W. L. Hammill
Leo Gustafsen
Newt Sentz
Alex Smith
Ray Brown
John McCarthy
Clyde McRae
al Johnson
Joe Rutz
Fred Renard
Bert Bennett
John Ness
Pete Olson
Evan Nevin
Frank Wigenbach
George Gerard
Joe Kasovich
Pat Keogh
Matt Matthews
James Murphy
Carl Norris
Charlie M. Jones
Tom Sloan
Carl Swan
John Williams
Fred O'Hara
Pete Nugent
O. H. Fuller
Ed Krohn
John Cain
Victor Swanson
D. M. Steele
Matt Smith
Edward Shears
Sid Meyers
Harry Corder
James Leonard
Frank Kopland
William Wilkins
G. F. McFarland
Tim McKee
A. J. Jackson
F. A. Yarer
Rose Popovich
George Foucher
Bill Barrett
Pete Sagatovich
Phillip Bono
W. A. Davis
Knute Lentz
John Sullivan
John Doe” Cunningham
John Evan
John Doe” Smith
Thomas Sloan
Ed McConkey
Eugene Huntley
John Doe” Whitlock
John Doe” Sullivan
Fritz Attmand
Frank Foster
John Hukovch
Robert Martin
William A. Lescher
U S Troops to Be Used in China Manchuria
Manchuria concentrates in Mukden with units to be distributed to Chihli border points and Mukden railway guard. A full brigade from Dairen relieves duty at Tsingtao. Japan says it will disarm demoralized troops crossing the border. Chang Tso-lin warns the plan risks far reaching consequences and urges an end to the campaign.
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Mukden
Chihli
Dairen
Tsing-tao
Peking
Manchurian-Chihli
Coast colleges prepare for Pacific Coast meet in Missoula
Entries arrive at the State university for the Pacific Coast Conference track meet to be held June 1 and 2 in Missoula. Sixty-two entries include California, Washington, and Washington State, plus Stanford for Olympic tryouts. Each school will field 14 men chosen from larger squads. Douglas Aiken of Stanford is noted as a standout two miler.
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Missoula
University of California
University of Washington
Washington State College
State University
Stanford University
Stanford
Douglas Aiken
Washington State
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