Earthquake Toll Rises in Japan With 300 Dead Reported
A government spokesman said casualties from Saturday's quake were about 300 dead and 1000 injured as relief operations proceed. Osaka reports 137 bodies recovered. relief teams rush to provide shelter and medical aid amid widespread damage and disrupted communications.
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Kinosaki
Osaka
Feason
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Orakat
Casvaillee
Japan
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Red Cross
Tokio
Stricker
Jury To Meet Toon In Fast Move Evolution Struggle
May 24 report indicates a public meeting by a GAMN jury to discuss evolving control over schools and the act under Mr Bryan, with references to pending genet une and political questions about who shall govern.
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GAMN
TOON
Evolution Strugle
Return To Cold Ends Business Hazard And War Friction
The council issues a formal statement amid cold conditions affecting industry. England’s move to gold and managed currencies is noted as a turning point, with remarks on market stability and policy changes impacting arid war era economics.
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Domi
England
Americans Balk at Beer Restrictions in Windsor
Windsor Ontario May 24 Sale of beer to Americans slackened markedly as regulations required beer to be consumed on premises The weather was cold and rainy reducing cross river ferry traffic from Detroit to Windsor Only hotels offering meals with beer attracted American drinkers while places without food service lost business
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Ontario
Detroit
Treaty to curb smuggling eyed by US Mexico talks
EL PABO May 24 The draft of a treaty between the United States and Mexico to aid border authorities in curbing smuggling and crime has been prepared at the American Mexican conference. General Lincoln Andrews assistant secretary of the treasury and chairman of the American delegation expressed high satisfaction with the talks and declined to reveal proposed terms before ratification. The treaty would cover narcotics immigration problems hunting and extradition rights and exchange of information. The three main offenses are listed as extraditable under existing treaties though details were not disclosed. The American delegates, led by Lincoln C. Andrews, Will Vallance, and Henderson, accompanied by Lt. Keith Merrill and Rank McIntyre, sail for Washington Monday.
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Associated. Press
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Mexico
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Henderson
Keith Merrill
Rank McIntyre
Washington
Fourth Degree Conferred on Near 200 Knights in Butte
Nearly 200 Knights of Columbus gathered in Butte to receive the fourth degree and take part in jubilees ceremonies. Gov. John E. Erickson attended the banquet and spoke as dignitaries from the Catholic church joined in the day’s events. The procession from the hall to St Patrick's church and the evening banquet drew a large, formal gathering from across the country.
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Butte
St. Patrick's Church
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John H. Denver
William McGinley
Haven
Conn
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Little Progress in Trial of Shepherd
Chicago ward politician James Callan has until tomorrow to file a written statement on whether he had approached one venireman during the trial. Prosecution says talks of jury fixing are at issue and seeks to clarify Callan's involvement.
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James Callan
Chicago
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Hebert
Coolidge Eases Indisposition Aboard Mayflower
A radio from the president’s yacht Mayflower said President Coolidge has virtually recovered from indigestion that forced cancellation of engagements. Two physicians, Major James Coupal and Commander Joel T. Boone, accompanied him as he prepared to return to the city tomorrow.
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Coolidge
James ¥. Coupal
Joel T. Boone
Church Board Opposes Attack on Films
The church board of Christian Education repudiated a plan to attack questionable motion pictures. Scanlon, associate head and secretary of the board, in charge of moral welfare, spoke as reports tied to Will Hays and the motion picture industry circulated.
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Associated Press
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Will I. Hays
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Moral Welfare Department
Suspected Slayer Still At Large In Maine Murder
In Winthrop Maine May 24 Harvey Miri and others continued to search for the suspected slayer linked to the Tuesday night murder of Mise Alda Heyward. State highway police followed a dozen tips while a search involving American Legion members and others extended across the area. A reported lead at Union Station in Portland drew motorcycle police to the scene before dawn as Meynard was buried in simple services.
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Soys
Mise Alda Heyward
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Union Station
Portland
Mise Meynard
Hope of Amundsen Return Believed Strong After Delays
Reports from King's Bay Spitsbergen say three calm days passed since Amundsen Ellsworth planes left for the pole. Experts think delay may stem from weather and scientific aims, with possible extra time if conditions permit. A Hobby patrol found Amsterdam and Dante islands favorable for observations as pilots await return. Spokane to become Great Northern district HQ by Aug 1 after staff consolidation.
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Lee
Alaska
Wiberia
Rusia
Hobby
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Spokane
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Associated Press
Great Northern Railway Engineering Department
Seattle, Spokan
Great Falls
F. & Eliott
Fate of Amundsen Captures Global Attention
Reporting mixed details, observers note dwindling supplies and grim days as explorers press onward from Spitsbergen toward uncharted polar regions. Rescue teams and scientists monitor radio signals for any sign of the missing expedition.
Montana oil and rail strides spark asset realization
Independent oil operator Verdig discusses Montana assets and the scope of production at the Anderson farm, noting Queen City Ten output and the International refinery's role. He criticizes regional indifference to rail freight costs versus Spokane refinery flows, urging recognition of Montana’s oil potential and transport dynamics.
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Spokane
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