Tragedy at Cleveland Clinic Envelops Four Floors in Fumes
A bromine gas release from two explosions at the Cleveland clinic caused by X ray film storage and an accompanying fire killed 98 people including patients doctors and nurses. Rescue teams evacuated the four story building as gas filled stairways and entrances.
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Cleveland
Sims
Cleveland Clinic
Bre
Polive
Henry Thorpe
Euclid Avenue
Ninety-third Street
George W. Crile
Clinic
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Mount Sinai
Huron Road
Charity Hospitals
Mexican Paymaster In U.S. With $700,000
Salvador Ateca, a Mexican paymaster alleged to have taken about 700000 from Chihuahua banks and government sources, was arrested in New York with Russell Mathews and others. The case involves theft charges and possible political offenses. extradition documents are awaited as officials weigh political refugee status and possible Spanish return.
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Washington
State and Justice Departments
Salvador Ateca
Ateca
Russell Mathews
el Paso
New York
Come, Maqueo
W. T. Bryer
United States
Mathews
Fryer
Spain
Mteca
Moxica
Teretolfore
Tellez
Mexico
Stimson
Laguardia
State Department
Anu
Ateea
Alecao
Western governors plan aeronautical association in Boise
Governors of eleven western states meet in Boise on July 8 to discuss forming a regional aeronautical association. Oregon Washington Montana Arizona New Mexico California Colorado Wyoming Utah Nevada Idaho reported by Portland press. Idaho Governor Baldridge leads the effort with officials from the chamber of commerce and federal aviation aides assisting.
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Portland
Ore
Boise
Ida
Western Aeronauticcal Association
Paville Coast
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Arizona
New Mexseo
California
Colorado
Wyloaming
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Baldridge
W.od. R. Dodson
Chamber of Commerce
Mayer Baker
Western Highway Association
West
Joseph D. Weod
Public Works of
Miller Aeronautical Division
Department of Commerce
Patterson
Somorrcow
First Arrest Made for Violation of Gasoline Refund Law
Helena May 13 A Montana first arrest for violating the gasoline refund law was filed against Amos George Petesch gasoline dealer and John Sivamaka farmer of Geyser. The complaint alleges filing a false refund affidavit with the board of equalization claiming 50 cents a gallon for 24 gallons and 5 gallons of high test gasoline used on 50 acres with none used on highways.
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Helena
Montana
Court of Justice of the Peace
J. H. Brass
George W. Padbury
Lewis and Clark County
Amos George Petesch
John Sivamaka
Geyser
Mont
Petesch
Young Sivamaka
Andrew Sivamaka
Board of Equalization
John J. Greene
Greene
Pelesch
Lewis and Chek County
Green
State Capitol
State Board of Equalization
James Gourley Celebrates Ninth Birthday Pioneer of Pioneers
Bozeman Courier notes James Gourley a longtime Bozeman resident and Elks Lodge member celebrated his eighty ninth birthday at the Elks Home. The Irish born pioneer, who came to Montana long ago, has lived in Bozeman since 1908 and remains highly regarded by friends and the Elks Lodge.
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James Gourley
Pioneer of
Pioneers
Bozeman Courier
Montana
Elks Home
Bozemmas
Gourley
Elks Lodge
Beazeman
Orgfanization
Helens Lodge of Benevolent Order of Elks
Bozeman
Bourney
Ireland
America
Carson & Pirie
Chicago
St. Louis
Missouri
Emery
Fort_.Benton
Jume
Cook City
Gallatin County
A. Lamme
Yellowstone Park to Open for Travel This June
Yellowstone National Park plans a phased opening with June 1 access for personal cars to north and west gates and full official opening on June 20. Weather delays may shift east and south entrances to mid June. new facilities include expanded housekeeping cabins, moved Roosevelt Lodge cabins, Tower Falls camp improvements, and a repurposed Old Faithful museum with more rangers.
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Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
America
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway
Gallatin Gateway
Mont
Yellowstone
West
Ates
Chambers of Commerce and
Automobile Clubs
Hamilton
Old Faithful
Lake Yellowstone
Basser
Yellowstone Park Transportation Company
Roosevelt Jade
Tower Falls
Lake Hotel
Old Vaithful
Wyoming Sheepman Not Guilty Of Murder
Joe Marquis a Wyoming sheepman was absolved by a coroner jury of blame for shooting Willis Stag at the Bar G ranch in the Okan Mountains. The verdict was justifiable homicide, as Stag died from wounds penetrating the spinal canal. Stag’s brother Alfred of Grass Creek announced plans to seek a court ordered reopening of the investigation. Funeral plans await arrival of the widow Leoni Lewis Stag and the body’s disposition.
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Lander
Wyo
Joe Marquis
Wyoming
Willis Stag
Bar G
Oqnk
Greek Mountains
Stark
Here
Alfred Stag
Grass Creek
Wye
Marquis
Stag
Shashoni
Leoni Lewis St
Gody
Churchill On British Reparations Role In Paris Talks
London May 9 The British government described in parliament its stance on reducing Britain’s share of German reparations at the Paris conference. Winston Churchill, leading the British delegation, said they had no power to bind Britain to any agreement and that newspaper foreshadowed proposals would be unacceptable. The Paris reports triggered strong British press opposition ahead of the general election.
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London
House of Commons
Paris
Winston Churchill
Mr. Churchills
Wickersham Seen Likely Hoover Law Enforcement Chair
George W. Wickersham of New York a Taft era attorney general is viewed as Hoover’s top pick to chair the proposed national law enforcement commission. He is attending an American Law Institute meeting where he praised the president’s law enforcement stance and urged legal professionals to back the program.
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Washington
George W. Wickersham
New York
Taft
Hoover
National Law — Enforcement Commission
Harlin Fiske Stane
Supreme Court
Wickershimeas
Commission
Wickersham
American Law Institute
Woman Kills Children Then Hangs Herself
Saskatoon May 1 1935 Mrs Muriel Wilson 35 took the wives of her four children then killed herself after leaving a note to her husband W A Wilson The five bodies were found two miles from home on the bank of the Saskatchewan River The children Laura 9 Louis 4 Marjory 2 and Glen 5 months were strangled while Mrs Wilson hanged herself The search found an overnight hunt had been conducted for Mrs Wilson
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Saskatoon
Sask
Muriel Wilson
Saskatchewan
Senate approves farm relief debenture plan by wide vote
The Senate passed a farm relief bill with the debenture provision despite Hoover opposition by a 54 to 33 vote. The measure creates a federal farm board to manage a revolving fund for cooperative marketing and loans, with conference talks to reconcile differences with the House.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
House
Blaine
Borah
Brookhart
Capper
Couzens
Cutting
Frazier
Howell
Johnson
LaFollette
McMaster
McNary
Norbeck
Norris
Nye
Pine
Schall
Shortridge
Steiner
Thomas
Idaho
Vandenberg
Ashurst
Harkley
Black
Blease
Crowssard
Caraway
Connally
Dill
Fletcher
George
Glass
Harris
Harrison
Hawes
Hayden
Heflin
McKellar
Overman
Pittman
Stunsdell
Robinson
Terson
Phipps
Reed
Robinses
Indiana
Sackett
Smoot
Townsend
Walcott
Warren
Waterman
Watson
Wagner
Walshen
Massachusetts
Bratton
New Mexico
Jones
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Kendrick
Wyoming
Metcalf
Rhode Island
King
Utah
Senate Agriculture Committee
Curtis
Senate Conference Committee
Nebraska
Kansas
Smith
South Carolina
Ransdell
Louisiana
Federal Farm Board
Alabama
Agricultural Department
Civil Service
Havre Normal Appoints Minnesota Educator as President
G Ah Van de Bogart Ph D dean of Hibbing Junior College named president of the Northern Montana Agricultural and Manual Training School at Havre. He will report for duty soon after the 1921 appropriation funded operations and outlines a two year curriculum set by the state board of education.
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Helena
Ah Vande Bogart
Hibbing
Mines
Montana Agricultural and Manual Training School
Havre
Heavill
Cioe
State Board of Education
M.A. Brannan
Vande Begirt O
Fargo College
Ble
Tle
Fargo
Unniversity of Chicago
School of Education
University of Washington
University of Minnesota
Stillwater High School
Minnesota
Pillsbury Academy
Owatonna Minn
Stridor
Helena High School
Rochester Junior High School
Wibhing School
Chicago Takes Blame For Recent Murders
Chicago officials accepted responsibility for gangland killings after three mob leaders were found murdered near Hammond Indiana. Police linked the slayings to a Sicilian underworld power struggle tied to revenue control, while Hammond and Chicago detectives pursued leads amid a culture of silence.
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Chicago
Indiana
William B. Russell
John Sealiss
Albert Anselmi
Joseph Guinta
Cammond
Chiesa
Hamamnond
Herman Ne Bundesen
Cook County
Merce
Unione Sicilima
Talian Soviety
Guinta
Ane Anselmi
Volice
Rome
Flooding in Polk County Leaves Seven Dead in Texas
Destructive floods from two days of torrential rain sweep Polk county with seven reported drowned in Livingston and Long Rain Creek floodwaters. Towns isolated, water works down, and a looming water shortage threatens supplies as rescue teams search and crops and livestock suffer heavy losses.
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Livingston
Vexas
Polk County
Long Rain Creek
Long Rain
Lamont
Southern Pacific Railway
Corrigan
Texas
Dallas
Trinity River
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U.S
Geo. W. Wickersham
Walsh
Wheeler
Normal
Tex
Associated Press
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