Bishop Cannon to face senate lobby inquiry over SMU activities
Washington April 13 AP An opportunity was extended for Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Southern Methodist church to appear before the senate lobby committee. Rep Tilan of Massachusetts accuses him of offensive lobbying. Cannon offered to testify on the Southern Methodist Board of Temperance and Social Service. Caraway said Cannon would be heard when convenient between April 25 and May 2. Tinkham called for a broader inquiry into the Board and its political expenses. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Southern Methodist Church
Senate Lobby Committee
Tilean
Massachusetts
Canmon
Dopost
Southern Methodist Board of Tamperance
Caraway
Cannon
Southern Methodial Book
Norris Resolution On Shoals Dead
The House Military Affairs Committee drafted legislation to lease Muscle Shoals to a private corporation after a failed bid. The Norris resolution was adopted by the Senate, but the House committee dropped several similar bills and discussed alternatives for government operation.
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Shoals
Waannegan
Narris
Muscle Shoals
House
Tony
Arson suspect held in Coffen Creek hotel fire
Swistown April 15 Sheriff Guy Tule Jock brought Wernerd Corrin of Geraldina to face arson charges in the hotel fire at Coffen Creek last Thursday night. Authorities expected at least one more arrest in the case tomorrow.
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Swistown
Wernerd Corrin
Geraldina
Guy Tule Jock
Coffen Creek
Tomerror
Olga's testimony paints Amater as generous father figure
New York jury heard Olga describe a 19 year intimate association with middle aged millworker Amater. She claimed he funded her life and allegedly helped with her baby, while threatening exposure to force traction margins. Allen Edwards testified to seeing the baby weeks after birth and Ameter’s involvement. (Continued on Page 2)
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New York
DI Hide Rastartin
Aramont Court
Nathan Wb. Amater
Millivoatre
Non
Manny
Wutimany
Amular
Mian Edwards
Ameter Ia
Lily x
Edwardes
Hanlan
Lee
Olga
Allen Edwards
Acmtur
Suit Alleges Extortion Involving Former Actress
A complicating extortion case centers on Olea Edwards, a former actress, who allegedly received about 170000 dollars from Nathan Levister. Levister testified in New York regarding the affair, claiming the extortion involved the father of her five year old son and alleging she traveled with him globally.
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Ana “Suftle
Olea Edwerds
Pearn
Nathan Levister
Nnanden Nietuved
Almsell
New York
Amster
Revolt Flares Up in Nicaragua Again
The Bl Bpl reports a growing revolution in Nicaragua with claims that Gen. Pedro Altamirano has assumed control of the Jinotega department and its regaving, amid reports of rebel movements and shifting loyalties.
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Nicaragua
Ricigatpa
Hondwens
Anelthe
aPj
Bl Bpl Today
Nieemann
Napet
Pedro Altamirano
Poldiuts
Jinoteka Andregaving
Mutagalan
Rebels Rise Against Negus of Abyssinia
Dispatches from Cato Harp report a revolt in the province against Negus Haile Selassie I who ascended the imperial throne after the death of Emperor Menelik II. Rebels challenge his authority as instability grows in Abyssinia.
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Ase
Negus
Abyssinia
London
Cato
Harp
Daily
Butte Man Faces Murder Charge in Local Shooting
Bulle April 1. Frank Willoughby 24 was charged with murder after a shooting that wounded Minnie Woodil who later fled the scene. Willoughby is expected to plead.
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Butte
Party Gil Too Tough for Chicago in Legal Notice
A fragmented OCR story notes Party Gil as a tough act in Chicago under a temporary injunction. It references legal actions and entertainment for adolescents, with a sale advertised for adults only and postponed to a later date.
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Gil
Chicago
Great Falls Man Ends Life Amid Despondent Ill Health
In Great Falls, a 15 year old named George Mazor reportedly shot himself at the home of Saariel Kalut after a period of despondency over ill health. Mazor was employed at the local computer shop.
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Great Falls
George Mazor
Beta Raday SL Ua
Saariel Kalut
Mavor
Umolter
Pacifist pastor sparks war sermon controversy with chaplains
In Warblogton on April 14 a pacifist pastor attacked Army Navy chaplains during a wartime sermon. Rev Peter Aimalis of Christian Temple at Fatimore charged chaplains lack qualification while Rev Ineon Noble Pierce defended his WWI service as chaplain and noted reactions from Cal Julian Yutea chief of Army chaplains and Daughters of the American Revolution. Colonel Yates endorsed Pierce calling the sermon "pretty trying medicine."
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Warblogton
America
Army
United States Army
Peter Aimalis
Christian Temple
Fattimore
Werman
Mehers
Ineon Noble Pierce
First Congregational Church
Balmare
Cal
Julian
Yutea
Army Chaplaina
Daughters of the American Revolution
Counterfeit Coin Taken From Trio Of Montana Tourists
Stanford April 18 Three men identified as James O Kelle y Leonard Hanson and Steve Knez were held on counterfeit money charges after a search found about 20 pounds of lead slugs believed to be from babble or aluminum. They claimed origins in Lewistown Hut te and Roundup saying they were traveling when arrested. Police reported confidential information connected to broader counterfeit activity and noted recent sightings of suspect money in circulation.
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Posserson
Jatt
James O'Kelley
Leonard Hanson
Steve Knez
O'Kelley
Lewistown
Hopson
Hutte
Kner
Anaconda
Mont
Russell Osborne Onight
Lannard Hanson
Osborne
Newspaper Artist Blanche Springer Dies in Los Angeles
Blanche Griffin Springer 46 a newspaper artist died at her home in Los Angeles after a lingering pulmonary illness linked to World War I. She was known for drawings of children and worked for The Denver Post and the Los Angeles Times syndicate after starting at the Anaconda Standard. Survived by Ralph C Boeinar widower and two daughters.
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San Angeles
Blanche Griffin Springer
Springer
Denver
AL Manapapar
Rutté
Mont
Ralph C. Boeinear
Faundlers
Mia
Blondio Griffin Springer
Los Angelen
Bho
Thinetly
Inter
Ito Bulle
Kellogg Out as Chief of Farm Aid Organizations
William G. Kellogg resigned as general manager of the Farmers’ National Grains corporation and vice president of the Grain Atabus plant corporation. Officials announced his removal amid reorganizations, with Keargs Milner becoming president of the stabilization group and a new slate elected for the Farmers’ National Grain and stabilization corporations. No successor to Kellogg was named at the time. Kellogg had previously been a grain broker in Minneapolis.
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Gunbago
William G. Kellogg
Barmers' National Urals Corporation
Grain Atabusalan Corporation
Resienwilhm
Rhaann
Fle
Stabilzaton Corporation
Keargs
Milner Opt Alton
Farmers' National Grain Corporation
Stauification Corporsion
Kel Ingg
Efthay
Kellose
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
AL Minneapoli
Unemployment Improvement Seen Across Rocky Mountain States
Center April 13. The monthly state employment survey shows less unemployment in Colorado and neighboring Rocky Mountain states. States included Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Utah, Montana, Idaho, Arizona and Nevada. The report notes a rise in outdoor activity aiding job supply and hints improvement may continue.
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Colorado
Rocky Mountain
United
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
Nevada
Segond Arrest in Butte Case Near
In Ratio Mont April an arrest was made in a real extortion plot aiming to obtain 5000 from John L Dever a hardware store owner via a death threat A complaint charges Henry DeWitt near Hililoge with afterplad extortion Marty Parcel was jailed early Saturday in the case after a dummy parcel containing 5090 was shown to the victim
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John L. Dever
Eigar
Henry Doe DeWitt
Hililoge
Fleid
Jnetice Court
Marty Parcel
Cass
Willawaa de
Aim
Skeleton of Missing Park Man Found Near Livingston
A year after the disappearance of William Futuna, about 70, a rancher found a skeleton four miles west of Livingston. County attorney determined death by exposure. The remains suggest the person had lain down to rest before death.
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William Futuna
Hia
Shelton
Livingston
Kihes
Tlanth
Rail Mergers Debate In Congress Sparks Opposition
Washington April 15 strong opposition from abort Line railroads to the proposed halt on railroad mergers. Leaders warned the move could upend about 690 short line roads not yet consolidated into major systems. Testimony argued the plan would hurt competition and court redress, while senators pressed for clear grounds for action amid fears of sweeping regulation.
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Washington
Courens
Conscions Itil Comverss
Bird M. Robinson
American Short Line Railway
Breocfation
HAL Us Organiation
Meo Ti
Cyin
Solon's recovery noted after Capitol return
Representative Joby Tilson of Connecticut, a Republican leader in the House, has fully recovered after a critical illness and is pictured returning to Washington. The scene captures his reentry to the Capitol amid ongoing duties and duties.
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Sail
Joby Tilson
Connecticut
Alice
Capitol
Washington
Shooting of Trainor Remains a Mystery
Great Falls Montana April 5 A shooting of John Trainor former Great Falls real estate broker occurred on a brother Willian y ranch 30 miles west of town. Authorities continue investigation with no charges filed. A man named van Lroight was hospitalized April 6 after being wounded while attempting to depart the scene. The case lacks a clear motive or statement from those involved.
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Mont
John Trainor
Great Pally
Owilliany
Here
Willian
Jon van Lroisht
Prystelada
Ruth Will Welcome Probe Of Campaign
Washington April 18 AP The senate campaign funds investigation aims to organize tomorrow and will go to work next week with the inquiry focused on Ruth Tanner McCormath. The Republican senator Hawinshon is named, with mentions of committee action and funding questions.
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Ruth
Washington
Campnlan Fanda Investien
Flee Before Flames From Woods Grips Ashland Area
April 14 report from Mazeno and nearby areas says families rushed to safety as a wildfire menace spread. Twenty eight hour engagement using improvised tools under Ranger E J Vanderwall aimed to contain the blaze and protect homes and crops.
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Ashland
Wiha
Mazeno
Mont Hsyem
E. J. Vanderwall
Tariffs Rise on Hats and Goods in Tariff Bill
Washington April 1 4n- Straw hats and higher priced fur hats, novelty jewelry, lace and embroidery, handkerchiefs, matches and cork products gain higher duties as conferees settle the last rate section of the tariff measure. Reductions allowed on fox fur hats, unset diamonds, pearls and other semi precious stones.
Cosmos Meddles With The Big Bang Theory In A Lively Sketch
Berkeley professor Fr. Trumper presents a playful yet ambitious calculation showing the Milky Way spanning about 180 quintillion miles in diameter and a light speed travel idea across the cosmos. The piece mocks scientific jargon while hinting at a broader wonder of the universe.
Riot erupts in India amid political tensions in Calcutta
Rumors of protests against Jawaharlal Nehru and local leaders ignite clashes in Dhawanpara and Shesteria areas. Police report many injuries as mobs stoned and damaged vehicles and shops. Nine people detained as hospitalize several wounded amid chaotic scenes nationwide.
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Valentia
India
Ava Coneleifan
Pandi
Henry H Lindner of Helena Dies Near Century Mark
Henry H Lindner a Helena resident for 14 years died at 9 30 PM on the day of May aged near 100. He was born in Baden Germany July 23 1800 emigrating to the United States in 1871 settling first in Chicago and later Helena. He operated a shoe business in Williston and moved to Helena with his family in 1880. He is survived by two sons Jacob and John and a daughter Mrs Fred Gebhardt all of Helena and other relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Lindner
Montana
Welpas
Opp & Conrad's
Jaca
John
Fred Gebuardl
Helena
My Lindner
Baden
Germany
United States
Chicago
Levine
Nyarava
Bertha Kiehaka
Benjamin G
Nome
Jacob
Jennie G
Fret Gebhardt
Minder
Gillon
Rallvo
Segret Arrests N Baker Murder Case
Waalington Amrik 18. The police announced the arrest at Hwa snkpods in connection with the murder of Mary Baker, whose body was found stuffed into a culvert on the outskirts of Artington National Cemeteries. The names of the two were briefly made public, but it was said one had been accepted near Abere denn, Ma. and the other within to oli.
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Waalington
Amrik
Hwa Snkpods
Mary Baker
Rovern
Artington National
Lwo
Hormade Nublic
Aberedenn
Tooli
George Lamar of Livingston Dies
Livingston April 16. George Lamar, 42, longtime manager and prominent in local business circles, died today after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife and two children. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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George Lamar OF
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Georges Lamar
AttAlyn
Thawldow
Conspiracy Claim Ties Plot to Halt Imperial Valley Cantaloupe
In Centro California on April 15 AP reports Sheriff Charles L. Gillet said investigators uncovered an alleged communist plot to dynamite railroads to disrupt the Imperial Valley cantaloupe trade. Over 100 alleged rem ministers were arrested and questioned. Twenty five of the suspected ring leaders were held on charges of commercial extremism. Arrests followed a gathering in a Gal run a hall where plans to dynamite the railroads were discussed. A raid in Brawley yielded further arrests and seized literature and a printing press.
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E] Centro
Calif
Charles L. Gillet
Imperial Valley
Imperial County
Copper outfit merger to form $859.9 million firm
In April reports from Tork a merger is planned among Phelps Dadee, Calumel and Arizona Minting, and Nicholas Copper, creating a $859.9 million corporation. The new group would become the world’s third largest copper producer, after Tonnect Copper and Attiaconda Copper Mining.
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Wail Bigcot
Phelps Dadee Corporation
Calumel and
Arizona Minting Company
Nicholas, Copper Company
Tonnecatt Copper
Attiaconda Copper Mining Company
Washington Tomb Tribute Marks Quiet Anniversary
A brittle OCR reads about a ceremonial tribute to George Washington's tomb as a continental congress and a companion convention of the Children of the American Revolution express anti coup sentiment. The text mentions mount yeine and wreaths at a ceremony involving notable figures amid a period of calm.
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Washington
Sach Continenial Congress
Tom Feerplary
Army Pilot Near Death by Flames at Mather Field
An army pilot was near death after a flame incident during a formation drop at Mather Field. The crew reported a 6,000 foot event causing a crash with the plane and injuries to the pilot and others. Air officers coordinated medical transport and investigated the cause as a midair torch of flame from fuel ignition.
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Mather Field
Sheramanto
Call
Oring
Iment
Woodsmith
Murmilt
Selridge
Perth
Tame
Hearings Over Tax Valuations For Railroads In Millions
State officials hold hearings on railroad tax valuations in the millions. The Soo Line faces scrutiny with an assessed value near 700000, while the Oregon Shore Line is valued at about 0.9 million and the Bulwanteu railroad at around 52 million. Hearings continue through the week in Sheridan and طرح Dantote counties.
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Bnaril
Rqvaliacilon
Wenensse
Stetlona
Pranerty
Oregon Shore Line Road
Bulwanteu Se
Foade
Mosd
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