Hawley tariff bill passed amid party splits in house
The Hawley tariff bill cleared the U S House 264 to 147 with 12 Republicans opposing and 20 Democrats supporting it. Major changes raise duties on many farm and industrial goods but cut rates on children's books and carillons. The bill reshapes the tariff commission and awaits Senate action as President Coolidge urges fact finding and public understanding. Charles A Lindbergh and Miss Anne Morrow wed quietly at the Morrows estate near Englewood New Jersey.
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Edward. W. Pickard
House of Representatives
A. H. Andresen
Victor Christgau
Frank Clague
G. G. Goodwin
C. G. Selvig
Minn
la Guardia
Tariff Commission
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Morrow
Englewood
N. J
United States
Lindy
William Adams Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Ambassador Morrow
Lindbergh
Senate approves combined Cen Ros reapportionment bill
The senate passes the Cen ros reapportionment measure by 57 to 26 after long debate. The bill’s core elements were previously discussed and House passage was deemed certain.
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Senate
Hoover Memorial Day Address Urges Global Pease Pact
President Hoover delivered a Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery urging nations to join the Kellogg pact and curb naval armaments. He said sustaining permanent peace honors those who died in war and called for limits aligned with national defense needs.
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Hoover
Ariington National Cemetery
Willebrandt Resigns as Assistant Attorney General
RS MABEL WILLEBRANDT resigns as in charge of city law prosecutions and the President accepts the resignation with regrets and thanks. She will become Washington counsel for the Aviation Corporation. Reports said Hoover planned not to place her as head of all prohibition enforcement when the bureau moves to the Justice Department. Retirement set for June 15 and successor timing unclear.
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Mabel Willebrandt
Ciry Law
Washington
Aviation Corporation
Willebrandt
Hoover
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Mrs. Willebrandt
Hoover Commission Begins Organization for Two Year Task
The special law enforcement commission chaired by P ree O ene Hoover held its first meetings and started organizing to prepare for what is believed to be a two year workload.
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Preeoene Hoover
Special Law Enforcement Commission
Schwimmer Denied U S Citizenship by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld the Chicago federal court ruling that Rosika Schwimmer, a Hungarian pacifist and noted radical, is unfit for American citizenship. Justice Butler read the majority opinion, affirming lack of nationalistic sense and uncompromising pacifism as grounds. Justices Holmes Brandeis and Banford dissented.
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Rosika Schwimmer
United States
Supreme Court
Chicago Federal District Court
High Tribunal
Butler
Circuitt Court of Appeals
Chicago District Court
Mademoisella Schwimmer
Holmes
Brandeis and
Banford
Supreme Court Upheld Presidential Pocket Veto Practice
The court ruled that bills not signed or returned within ten days before adjournment do not become law. The decision challenges advocates of public ownership who argued the Muscle Shoals measure became law without signature. Senator Norris introduced a companion resolution, but action before recess seemed unlikely.
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Notumr
Supreme Court
Congress
Muscle Shoals
Coolidge
Norris
Committee On Agriculture
Senate
Wright Seeks Certainty in Ololo Wharf Fund Controversy
Insular Auditor Ben F. Wright refused to issue a certificate releasing a million-dollar fund for a wharf development in Ololo, arguing the contract was invalid. He earned a prison sentence for the refusal but was freed by a habeas corpus writ from a Supreme Court justice, sending the case to the full court in July.
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Herh
Philippines
Insular
Ben F. Wright
City of
Ololo
Supreme Court
Bureau of Pub
Ay Khech Wins Indianapolis 500 at 5.585 MPH Average
Ay Khech won the Indianapolis 500 with an average speed of 5.585 miles per hour. Louie Meyer finished second. Billy Spence died in a car overturn. Of 33 starters, 13 finished and shared a $100,000 prize fund.
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AY Khech
Indianapolis
Louie Meyer
Billy Spence
Record Flight Team Sets Endurance Mark Over Fort Worth
Pilots Kelly and R L Robbing flew a re conditioned plane over Fort Worth Texas for 172 hours 81 minutes shattering endurance records. They landed after hail cracked their propeller blades. Navy Lieut W G Tomlingon won the Curtiss seaplane trophy with a new speed record of 175 mph.
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Panes Kelly
R. L. Robbing
Fort Worth
Texas
Lieut
W. G. Tomlingon
Navy
Reparations plan nears consensus in Paris
Experts reached near agreement on a German reparations scheme in Paris. If German reservations are adjusted, Germany would pay about eight and a half billion dollars over 58 years, with annual payments near 487 million dollars starting September 1. Dr Gustav Stresemann to travel to Paris Monday for settlement talks.
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Paris
Germany
Rhineland
Gustav Stresemann
Former king abandons throne bid travels to Italy
A MANOUAG has abandoned his bid to regain the throne of Athenistan and passes through his homeland on his way to Italy where he will reside. The ex-king doubts Bacha Sakao can hold power long with Gen. Nadir Khan as a potential successor.
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promised Relief From Gas
An advertisement claims Baalmann's Gas Tablets relieve gas in the stomach and bowels. It promises disappearance of gnawing stomach pain, reduced nervous feelings and palpitations, improved breathing, wakefulness after meals, and warmth in limbs. It instructs to buy the genuine yellow package for $1 at CITY DRUG CO.
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Baalmann
City Drug CO
Roads Through County Reported In Fair Condition For Weekend Travel
Motorists planning Dillon to Butte trips over the weekend should encounter little trouble despite ongoing road work. Most routes are passable with detours near Dillon and Melrose set to lift mid next week pending approval. Memorial day travelers note spring work at local resorts with a June 15 opening planned.
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Dillon
Butte
Melrose
Spencer and
Monida
Centennial Valley
Yellowstone
Badger Pass
Jackson and
Wisdom
Tash Ranch
Elkhorn Springs
Hazel
Pure Food Store to Open in Dillon in Former Montana Market
P. E. McCollum of Pure Food Stores Inc visits Dillon to arrange a new grocery unit in the Masonic building on Bannack street. The remodeled store will feature a modern sanitary shop and the opening date is expected to be announced soon.
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Pure Food System
Dillon
P. E. McCollum
Pure Food Stores, Inc
Masonic Building
Bannack Street
Montana Market
Pure Food
Northwest
Butte
Grigg Reports Favorable Oil Well Prospects Near Dillon
Dr. T. A. Grigg of Butte and Beaverhead Alberta Oil and Gas company spoke at the Andrus hotel about the prospects south of Dillon. He noted the well has reached over 8,400 feet with promising chemical and geological indications.
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T. A. Grigg
Butte
Beaverhead-Alberta Oil and Gas Company
Andrus
Dillon
Grigg
Beaverhead-Alberta Company
British possessions cover vast empire spanning quarter globe
The British empire accounts for about one fourth of the world's habitable surface, totaling roughly 13,226,749 square miles.
Federal men raid Dillon twice in one week
Four federal prohibition agents raided two Dillon locations on Friday evening arresting individuals alleged to sell liquor. This marked the second Dillon raid in a week after similar actions the prior Monday. A local officer fined one agent $1 for parking violations during the raid. Other raids at Armstead and Lima yielded several arrests and liquor destruction.
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Dillon
Armstead
Lima
Bourquin
Phillips
Judge Opp handles busy session in Dillon courts
J. B. O'Dell from Wisdom was arrested for stealing a blanket at the Wisdom rooming house and pled guilty in justice court to a $20 fine. Tom Murrell, arrested after a Sunday auto crash, pled guilty for operating under the influence and paid a $75 fine. his crash damaged a machine owned by Al Lohr and collided with Miss Clara Adams' car, which suffered no damage.
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J. B. O'Dell
Dillon
Wisdom
Justice Court
Opp
Tom Murrell
Murrell
al Lohr
Clara Adams
Reward Offered For Sheep Thief And Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a reward of 260 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
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