Leaders Meet at Chequers Discuss Reparations and Crisis
The Hat conference at Chequers drew Britains Bruening Curtius and Henderson amid wide comment. They pressed for close collaboration with other governments, with reparations a top topic and hopes to persuade the US on debt relief.
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Chequers
Bruening
Curtius
MacDonald
Henderson
F. M. Sackett
Great Britain
Germany
United States
America
Europa
Frederic M. Sackett
Berlin
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
England
Montana State Bond Bids Beset by Legal Test at Supreme Court
State board of examiners seeks bids totaling 2 096 500 for bonds to fund state building projects. The legality will be decided by the state supreme court, with a ruling potentially shaping the sale of an authorized 3 000 000 bond issue. Additional notes cover retirements, mining, crimes, and public works across Helena Kalispell Circle Laurel Havre Roundup and Glacier region.
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Po Mt
Helena
State Board of Examiners
State Supreme Court
Montana Power Company
Kalispell
Glacier National Park
Pondera County
Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Laurel
Northern Pacific Railway
Ernest T. Eaton
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Yellowstone County
Intermountain Union College
Helenx
Montana
Williams
Chase National Bank of New York
A. M. Keas
Keas
I. M. Brandford
Maj
H. F. Cameron
Engineer Corps
Ninth
Cameron
Havre
W. J. Rohan
Winston Brothers
Minneapolis
Cut Bank
Wolf Creek
Elliston
Deer Lodge
Rohan
Fred. Quinnell
Medical Association Meeting Held in Philadelphia
About 8,000 physicians from across the country gathered in Philadelphia as the American Medical Association held a three day scientific program. Delegates debated policy, elected officers, and heard hundreds of papers and clinical lectures across fifteen medical sections.
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Hiladelphia
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Association
Prospects Rise for Fresh Vatican Italy Peace Efforts
The Italian government and the Vatican show renewed hope for peace after Cardinal Pacelli’s memo was answered with a conciliatory note. Rome regrets Fascist attacks on churchmen and promises punishment for the guilty while warning Catholic Action’s anti fascist activity. Mussolini insists on dissolving Catholic Action as Rome and Pope Pius XI negotiate anew.
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Vatican
Cardinal Pacelli
Catholic Action
Pius
Mussolini
Pony
Rome
Campbell accuses Lowman of dereliction in duty in prohibition enforcement
Al Maurice Campbell former prohibition administrator in New York fled with President Hoover charges against Seymour Lowman assistant treasury secretary once in charge of enforcement. Campbell says he complained long ago and Mellon refused action. He alleges Mellon used his position to conceal facts shielding a government official.
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Maurice Campbell
Prohibition
New York
Hoover
Seymour Lowman
the Treasury
Campbell
Lowman
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Chiang Kai-shek Leads Campaign Against Communists
General Chiang Kai-shek, head of the Chinese Nationalist government, says the Communist bandit menace is the gravest problem and has taken the field personally to suppress insurgents in Kiangsi and Honan. He appeals to Nationalist officers for full support.
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Chiang Kati-Shek
Kiangsi
Honan
Chiang
Canton
Castaways Rescued After 18 Days Adrift in Gulf Stream
Three men and a Miami Key West group survived 18 days at sea aboard a crippled motor launch before being picked up 400 miles north of the Bahamas by Capt. John J. MacMillan of the oil tanker Samuel O. Brown. They endured hunger, drinkable rainwater, and a cloud burst for five gallons of water. They fired distress signals and even burned blankets but were finally saved.
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New
York
Metr
Gulf Stream
Bayonne
Bahamas
John J . MacMillan
Samuel 0. Brown
Joseph ‘Roberta
Joseph Knight
Key West
Fla
Carlyle J. Montecino
Miami
Moantecinoi
Bimini
Knight
Brown
Hat theft ends in pistol hold up at Atlanta store
A man entered a Atlanta clothing store and stole $3800 after threatening store operator A L Zachary and seven employees with a pistol. He bought a $10 hat later from the hat department before fleeing.
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Atlanta
A. L. Zachary
Toledo Woman Declared Dead Reanimates After Mourning Daughter
Lorena Wolfe, 103, revived two days after a death notice appeared in papers. Her physician warned against immediate burial prep and daughter Mrs. Mary Moore wept at the bedside before the patient spoke and said she was all right. Since then her condition has improved.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lorena Wolfe
Mary Moore
Mosier Convicted of First Degree Murder in Lynch Slaying
Territorial jurors found Terrence Mosier of Westport guilty of first degree murder for killing his brother in law Oram Lynch with a rifle. Life imprisonment was recommended. The defendant cited an unwritten law defense claiming betrayal by Lynch against Mosier’s daughter Alice. The 16 year old testified Lynch was the father of her unborn child.
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Ukiah
Calif
Terrence Mosier
Westport
Mosier
Oram Lynch
Lynch
Alice Mosler
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Brooklyn
N. Y
World Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Toronto
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Louis McKinney
Claresholme
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Cape Town
South Africa
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Stockholm
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Lorton
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Scarface
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Johnson
Miami Beach
Zits
Austria
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Otto
Maria
Italy
House of Savoy
George E. Q. Johnson
Hog Heaven
Charles Ufford
Circle
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Frank P. Lieper
Nick Shabary
McCone County
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Lewis & Walker
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Butte, Mont
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East Granite
Butte, Montana
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