Assassination of French President Doumer Shocks Nation
Aul Doumer was shot in Paris while attending a veterans benefit event and died thirteen hours later despite leading surgeons efforts. The alleged assassin Paul Gorguloff, a Russian, claimed motive linked to Bolshevik hostility. authorities questioned insanity with no clear motive. The incident sparked questions of political influence and foreign entanglements in France.
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Aul Doumer
French Republic
France
Paul Gorguloff
M. Doumer
Maryland Primary Fuels Hoovers Rival Delegate Fight
In Maryland the preferential primary drew attention to the Hoover France contest for Republican delegates. Dr Joseph J France, once a Maryland senator, lost to Hoover but vows to press on with delegate efforts from Chicago convention HQ. Baltimore voters focused on repealing blue laws, passing the measure by about 38 000 with 142 000 ballots cast.
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Aryland
Hoover
Joseph J. France
France
Iloover
Doctor France
Chicago
Baltimore
Maryland
California Democrats Back Garner in Primary Shift
In California the Democratic primary delivered a 40 000 vote lead for John N Garner over Al Smith while Hoover ran unopposed in the Republican contest. Roosevelt supporters captured Alabama delegates and South Dakota backing, as Capone begins an 11 year sentence for income tax fraud in Atlanta.
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Alifornia
Roosevelt
John N. Garner
New Yorker
al Smith
Garner
Hoover
Alabama
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
South Dakota
Laaver
Peter Norbeck
Senate
Harry F. Brownell
Sioux Falls
United States
al Capone
Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Scarface
Wilkerson
Japanese and Chinese Leaders Sign Stop Hostilities Pact
Representatives of the Japanese and Chinese governments, propped up in their hospital beds, signed an agreement that ended hostilities in the Shanghai area. A Japanese surgeon amputated the right leg of Minister Mamoru Right after.
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Shanghai
Mamoru
Congress debates dollar policy and ship modernization
The House considers a Goldsborough bill to stabilize the dollar and modernize five new battleships, estimating costs from 800 million to a billion dollars over a decade. Supreme Court rulings limit packers consent decree to meat and related products, while a Texas case upholds a Democratic primary ban on negroes.
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Congress
House
Senate
Federal Reserve System
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury Mills
Everal
United States Supreme Court
Benjamin Cardozo
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Justice Cardozo
Democratic Executive Committee
Cardozo
Hughes
Brandeis, Stone and Roberts
Sloover
George Otis Smith
Federal Power Commission
Smith
Power Commission
Notorious Aston linked to Lindbergh baby kidnapping case
Aston appears in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping inquiry and was arrested on charges raised by Mrs Evelyn Walsh. The report notes his notoriety and involvement as the investigation unfolds.
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Aston Means
Evelyn. Walsh
Drought Areas in Montana Poised for Recovery Says Governor
At a Billings conference Gov. Erickson and Red Cross leaders discussed winding down relief by May 1. James L. Fieser, on a 1500 mile tour, reported over 100000 drought victims aided in Montana and North Dakota with Red Cross spending exceeding 1.5 million dollars.
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Montana
Billings
J. E. Erickson
American Red Cross
James L. Fieser
Washington, D. C
National Relief Organization
North Dakota
Red Cross
Erickson
Northwest
Fieser
Bulgarian Mountain Shepherds Remain Simple and True
The Bulgarian shepherds dwelling in distant mountain valleys live modest, self supporting lives. Their diet consists of black bread milk and cheese from their flocks while wolves and other forest beasts threaten roaming sheep. Despite limited education they keep pure hearts and honest feelings, valuing nature over luxury.
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Bulgaria
British Review
Display and Dismay Wife Fur Coat Fringe Cut
A Stockholm producer quotes a wife insisting on showing off a new fur coat while her husband urges restraint and both exchange light taunts over trimming the fringe. The exchange captures domestic theater and fashion-minded banter.
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Walt
Stockholm
There is still hope for a man who can’t give a reason for not going to church.
A lighthearted note suggests even without a clear reason some men attend church. It frames attendance as possible despite a lack of motive, with a gentle, humorous tone.
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Pondora
Laurel
Carbon
Montana
Elizabeth Ireland
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Montana National Guard
Helena
Earl Angle
Lewis and Clark Post
War Department
Billings
Martin H. Carmody
Grand Rapids
Mich
Knights of Columbus
Order
Yellowstone National Park
American Legion
Park Post
The
Legion
Park County Relief Association
Em‘devel
Bozeman
Miles City
Great Falls
Kenneth Haugen
Whitefish
Marybelle Peterson
Chateau
Lawrence Larson
Kalispell
Funeral Jc
Constipation linked to baby fussiness relieved by Castoria
Doctors warn restlessness in babies can stem from constipation and recommend Castoria as a mild vegetable laxative for infants and older children. The advertisement asserts Castoria is non narcotic and gentle for colic and sleep by easing waste buildup.
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Peale
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Massie
Judd—House
Edward W. Pickard
Gov
Judd
Wipftly
Llanolulu
Kabahawal
Davis
Lawrence M. Judd
Navy
Washington
Congressman Summers
Texas
Territories
Honolulu
Clarence Darrow
Bingham
Hawaiian Islands
White House
Goldsborough
House of. Representatives
Cavanling
War and Navy Departments
Economy Committee
Tnid
Appropriations Committee
Ashington Cathedral
Mount St. Albans
Woodrow Wilson
Bethlehem Chapel
Episcopal Church
Montana Library Association
Fontana Farms
Fontana, Calif
Castoria
Rane A Ak Be Bonen
Billings, NO
Fellows Syrup
Mike
Pat—Ii
Nesta
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mass
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