Von Hindenburg Wins Germany Presidency in Open Vote
Berlin and New York dispatches report Field Marshal Von Hindenburg defeated Karl Marx in Germanys popular presidential election. Final figures show Hindenburg with about 14.64 million votes to Marx 13.75 million, Thaelmann 0.93 million, with 21,910 invalid ballots among 29.35 million total.
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Thaelmann
East Prussia
Tannenberg
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Local Notes and Movements Across Gibson Gardiner Reed Point
From Gibson Mr and Mrs George Moore were in from Gibson yesterday Market Report Wheat Dark northern spring 134 northern spring 117 durum 115 winter 117 Flax 234 At Gardiner Mr and Mrs QO J Ellingson drove to Gardiner this morning to attend a big Shrine doings being held in that city From Reed Andrew Peterson and children are up from Reed Point today the daughter being one of the eighth grade students taking the examination Collector Here L P Slater deputy collector of internal revenue for Montana was here the latter part of last week looking after affairs of his department License Issued The Park county News of last week notes the issuance of a marriage license at Livingston April 21 to Josie Raisland and Christopher Roe both of Big Timber Placed Two Two new cars were placed by the Motor Inn recently a Dodge sedan going to Ben Mielde of this city and an Overland touring to Tom Delanty off Livingston Sale Did Well Quite a number from this city attended the sale at the Julius Gunderson ranch near Melville Saturday It was a bad day part of the time but a good crowd attended and everything brought good prices In Florida Henry J Ellingson writes his father H H Ellingson that he has been sent to Hialeah a suburb of Miami Florida to superintend the installation of a radio station and the duties there will keep him occupied for perhaps three months At the end of that time he hopes to be permitted to come home for a short vacation.
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Tom Delanty
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Julius Gunderson
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Hialeah
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Election of Von Hindenburg Shifts Berlin Mood
Berlin reports the April 27 election of Field Marshal von Hindenburg as German president caused a cautious market slide with industrials down 2 to 5 points amid political unease and foreign editorials. Von Hindenburg urged unity, saying the strife should end and strength lies in unity.
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Field Marshal
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Teachers Examinations Set For May 7 8 9
Teachers examinations to be held Thursday Friday and Saturday May 7 8 and 9 announced by Margaret Deegan County Superintendent. The schedule outlines days for written tests at designated locations and subject areas for prospective educators.
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Margaret Deegan
Grain-Meal deals and school vodvil fund drive at Big Timber
Money in grain and guar antee on 10 000 bushels wheat offers market tips from Grain Traders Guide. Big Timber high school notes report vodvil Friday to raise funds for next week track meet. Inter scholastic results show Seniors lead Sophomores 86 to 33 with Ray Lyon top scorer. Invitational track May 8 features nine teams including Manhattan Belgrade Bozeman and Big Timber.
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Minn
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Thompson
Dugro
Harvard Undergraduate Magazines Win Mail Privilege Fight
The Lampoon and the Advocate, Harvard University magazines, were initially barred from mailing but a ruling allowed the Lampoon to be mailed after agreed censorship. Acting Solicitor H J Donnelly advised acceptance with responsibility for violations, while further action rested with Massachusetts United States Attorney. The Advocate request remained under review after censorship discussions.
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Harvard University
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Lampoon
H. J. Donnelly
Post Office Department
United States
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Unston
May 9 Is Definite Date Annual Junior Play
The junior play You and I now set for May 9 replacing May 8 due to a track meet. Maitland White and family portray ordinary life with neighbors and friends in a lively stage portrayal. Tickets cost 35 cents for children and 50 cents for adults.
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Maitland White
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Geoff Nichols
Roderick White
Ronny
Nancy White
Etta
Kellogg Backs U.S. Participation in World Court
Secretary Kellogg told the American Society of International Law that the United States should join an international tribunal for settling disputes. He argued that enough international rules exist to make a court workable and urged codifying and extending international law. He attributed opposition to misunderstanding of tribunal powers and noted the U.S. and England have resolved differences by diplomacy for 110 years.
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Kellogg
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American Society of International Law
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England
Great Britain's Gold Standard Move Sparks Sterling Rally
Great Britain's decision to restore the gold standard sent the sterling up nearly 3 cents to $4.84, the highest in ten years. The British government arranged a $300 million credit in the United States, with $100 million from J P Morgan and $200 million from the Federal Reserve bank of New York in cooperation with other banks. Dutch guilders mirrored the shift, touching parity at 40.20 cents as Holland prepared to restore gold standard and European currencies rallied.
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Great Britain
United States
J. P. Morgan and Company
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Holland
Shepherd Slated For Chicago Trial May 18
William D. Shepherd, charged with the murder of his foster son William Nelsom McClintock, who left him a 1,000,000 estate, will be tried May 18 before Judge Lynch. Co-defendant Dr. C. C. Faiman, who confessed, did not appear. his case may be tried separately. Mrs. Shepherd visited, expressing heartbreak and faith as Shepherd remained jailed.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William Nelsom McClintock
Lynch
C. C. Faiman
Shepherd
Mmrurder
Faiman
Farman
Gorman
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