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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1929

Page

10

Hoover Rally Urges Law Enforcement and Reform

President Hoover urged nationwide law observance at the Associated Press luncheon and proposed reorganizing the enforcement apparatus with high minded impartial experts. He warned crime rises from Prohibition and illicit liquor and called for a broad approach to criminal law enforcement and safety.

New York Hoover Associated Press United States

Reparations talks falter amid Berlin offer stalemate

Amid German reparations talks the new offer from Doctor Schacht fails to win acceptance as France and Belgium resist further cuts. American experts hope to avert total failure while Italy or others weigh in. In Illinois, wets gain a narrow victory for a referendum on repealing prohibition. Senator Cole Blease proposes banning further import of Monor and expelling envoys who oppose U S dry laws. Heflin of Alabama faces controversy after a Brockton speech linked to the Ku Klux Klan provokes Senate tensions and questions about anti Catholic remarks.

Commission On Berlin Schacht Illinois House Senate Cole Blease South Carolna Eflin Alabama Brockton Mass Massachusetts Heflin Borah United States Watson Indiana

Hoover Senate Appointments and Notable Deaths

President Hoover submitted to the senate appointments including Seth W. Richardson to assistant attorney general Julius Klein to assistant secretary of commerce Col Harry L Gilchrist to chief of the chemical warfare service and Col B O Fuqua to chief of infantry Also Edward F Carry Pullman Company president died in Chicago at sixty one He was director of operations for the shipping board during the war and a two time papal honoree Prince Henry Hohenzollern died of pneumonia in Schleswig Holstein He was a German admiral with royal ties and had toured the United States in 1902.

House Committee On Agriculture Congress Cannon Missouri Black la Guardia New York McNary Oregon Senate Committee On Agriculture Senate Hoover Senator McNary White House America Lord Cushendun London Gibson Austen Chamberlain W. C. Bridgeman Admiralty Count von Bernstorf Germany Soviet Russia Seth W. Richardson Fargo, N. C B. M. Parmenter Julius Klein Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Commerce Harry L. Gilchrist Chemical Warfare Service Army 8. O. Fuqua Infantry Dward F. Carry Pullman Company Chicago Mr. Curry United States Shipping Board Malta Prince Henry Hohenzollern Schleswig-Holstein Czar Princess Irene Great Britain Prince Henry United States

Along Life's Trail by Thomas Arkle Clark

A Western Newspaper Union 1928 column reflecting on foreign students in American colleges. The author describes initial stereotypes and growth in understanding, praising foreign students for integrity, seriousness, adaptability, and accomplishments despite language barriers.

Long Orange River Faces African Waters

The Orange River rises within 200 miles of Africa’s east coast and travels across the continent to the Atlantic. It is noted as South Africa’s longest river, with an approximate length of 1,800 miles.

Africa Atlantic Ocean South Africa

Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions

The Madison National Forest Sh rowers association offers a $250 reward for convictions of sheep thieves and a $100 reward for convictions of camp robbers. 10-1 £.

Madison National Forest Shrowers’ Association

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