France Eyes New Debt Settlement With United States
Paris reports Finance Minister Caillaux is drafting a counter proposal to settle France debts to the United States. Premier Painleve and Caillaux discussed the plan at luncheon as cabinet members debate moving beyond a provisional accord toward a definite arrangement. Opposition grows in both chambers to the provisional terms and any further compromise with the American debt funding commission.
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Paris
Caillaux
France
United States
Washington
Painleve
M. Caillaux
Commis
America
Chamber of Deputies
Seme
Franco
Calliaux
Mexican land law passed by Senate
Mexico City the Senate approved the first reading of President Cardenas bill enacting articles 27 to the federal constitution. It would force foreigners to sell border and coastal properties within three years unless they naturalize. The measure would notably affect oil company holdings in Mexico.
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Mexico City
Senate
Cates
Mexico
Atheists Lose in Bid to Incorporate The Garry Campaign
The American Association for the Cement of Atheist was denied incorporation by Supreme Court Justice Mitchell. The articles proposed general propaganda against church and clergy, with public meetings, radio stations, and distribution of anti religious literature. The aim was to promote science over religion and free scientists and statesmen from patronizing religion.
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Supreme Court
Mitchell
Two Boys Injured in Highway Crash Near Opportunity
Two Anaconda youths James Golden and Hugh Ungaretti were hospitalized after a Butte Anaconda highway crash near Opportunity last night. Golden suffered a concussion and was listed in serious condition, while Ungaretti was treated for head injuries. Frank Kristo, Vien of Grace Montana, remained in the county jail in Anaconda as part of the incident.
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Anaconda
James Golden
Hugh Ungaretti
St. Ann's Hospital
Frank Kristo
Vien
Grace
Mont
Butte-Anaconda
Golden
Daughter's Story May Hang Father in Murder Trial
Ruth Shank, 21, testified in Denver that her father Tay F. Shank shot his wife and son after a divorce suit and then attacked her, as the defense pushed insanity. The case centers on whether Shank will be found guilty and sentenced to hang.
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Associated Press
Denver
Tay F. Shank
Wi Elven
Ruth
Shana
Shank
Treasury May Propose Boost for Each Dependent Allowance
Washington October proposal suggests increasing the dependent allowance from 400 to 500 dollars. House Ways and Means Chair Green signals approval of Secretary Mellon's plan to cut the maximum income surtax rate from 40 to 20 percent. Treasury hearings prep for December aim to draft bills affecting municipal workers and Americans abroad in trade, with revenue from estate and auto taxes, customs, and tobacco taxes.
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House
Ways and Means
Mellon
Treasury
Washington
Green
Ways and Means Committee
Woman 15 Struck In Home Seeks Son In Law
Mrs Frances Grandevich a widow and mother of five is in serious condition at Deaconess Hospital from a possible skull fracture after an axe blow. She was attacked at her home near the Deaconess hospital at 4 o clock last night. deputies and sheriff are seeking Art Mann the son in law accused by witnesses. The incident was not reported until 10:30 this morning as investigators gather details.
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Frances Grandevich
Seareh
Cherlf
Art Mann
Deaconess Hospital
Duggan, Holland and Byers
Wife seeks 100000 in supreme court over husband case
In a New York supreme court filing a woman claims alienation of affection by her husband Charlie Frey. She describes the couple’s dispute over entry to a residence and an incident where she says she was pushed and knocked as two workers tried to intervene. Actress Wilda Bennett is mentioned in relation to the case.
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Supreme Court
Herband
Wilda Ben-nett
Fiorjoon
Charlier Frey
First White Woman Crosses Darkest Africa Alone
Mrs. Delia J. Akeley of the Brooklyn Museum became the first white woman to travel solo across Darkest Africa. She departed from Lamu on the east coast on Oct 16 last year and emerged at the Congo River mouth on the west coast on Sept 3, arriving in New York today.
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Aaa
Ane Oy Can Newspaper Alliance
New York
Africa
Delia
J. Akeley
Brooklyn Museum of Arts and Sciences
Standard and North American Newspaper Alliance
Laru
Ameri
Greece demands indemnity and advances into Bulgaria
A Greece state statement says Greece will advance into Bulgarian frontier areas Petrital and Poroy and hold them with social action. Athens seeks 2,000,000 French francs gold indemnity from Bulgaria for the frontier attack and demands apology and punishment for Bulgarian soldiers.
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Athens
Greces
Bulgaria
Petrital An Poroy
Greece
Deiakhinear
Columa
Four Slayers Widow Marries Fifth Time
Oakland Cah Ooth Bollinger widow of four murderers wed Grivin Chester Williams a carpenter a week after Bollinger’s fourth husband Bollinger was hanged at Cal's prison Salvation Army officer performed the ceremony last Friday. Her fifth husband Joe Damon had killed ten and himself. James Mellark her third husband served a long prison term for murder. Bollinger killed a man with an axe for ill treating Bollinger's dog.
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Oakland
Joe Damon
James Mellark
Bollinger
JR Livingston Named Commander at Silver Bow Post
The Ameri c o uuit of nomrnations of officers made JR Livingston new commander of the Silver Bow Post. This notice records the appointment and reflects ongoing organizational leadership changes.
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Session Chooses Officers in Missoula
The Missoula grand lodge session selects officers for the new year with Grand Master, trustees, and grand secretary named. Dignitaries from Havre, Box Canyon, Townsend, Lewis Town, and other towns attend as officers are appointed to hold office and oversee the I.O.O.F. home and related duties.
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Grand Lodge
State Assembly
Butte
Wmvent
Cantone
Odd Fellows
Missoula
Jennie Bywater
Sand
G. J. Bodine
Havre Foder
W.R. Shoemaker
Glasgow
A. Bolinger
Holleman
R. W. Kemp
Philip, Dodson
Box
F. Hoch
Heles
Classifieds Offer Business Services And Contact Numbers
Fragmented text shows a classified ad offering business services and contact phone numbers. Mentions Anaconda today and invites readers to contact trained Ad-Takers for assistance. Includes unclear references to items like cars, furniture, and phones with numeric fragments.
Peace and Prosperity for America Seen by Schwab
Chicago October 21 Charles Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel told the second annual conference on education and industry at the University of Chicago that the outlook for steel is better and steel will be the nation’s business barometer He warned the farmer’s plight threatens future industry urging a national policy to restore fertility and food production as a paramount national concern.
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Associated Pro Chicago
Charles Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Institute of American, Meat Packers
University of Chicago
James G. Harbord
Hadio Corporation
America
J. W. Juice
Eiectric Company
Tatiow Springs
Hank C. Lowden
Tiiinois
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Foxhall Judell
FUN Shop
G. J. Bonnie
Mrs. Bywater
Rebekahs
NEW State Officers
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J. Lew Gracey
Tonine
Havre
W. H. Shoemaker
W. Kemp
Kindsley
Lewistown
Phil Dodeon
Bozeman
A. Bollinger
Moxeman
B. I Goodman
Townsen
Repekan
Nellie W. Neill
Helena
Sand Coulee
Sale Ae
Rad
Delia J. Akeley
Sturi Forest
American Legion
Montana
Rebekah Assembly
Garden City
Eige
Wall
Ned
Boe
Schwab
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