Connelly Named President of Montana Development Group
The Montana Development organization named Frank B. Connelly of Billings president of its temporary setup to study future needs and plan actions. Wil Thowpean of the Montana Chamber of Commerce was named vice president and Sylvan J. Olton of Billings was treasurer. The group aims to unite county representatives and will meet again in about three months to report progress.
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Montana
Torr Weis
Kid Yesterdye
Organzation Committee of
Mentana
Howe
Frank B Connelly
Billings
Pery
Wil Ran ‘Thowpean
Mannger
Matta
Cemimorce
Corintary
Sylvan J. Olton
Tourlaty
Mon Fan
Chicago Gangs End War and Unite Under Capone Leader
Chicago April 11 A peace agreement ends gang warfare between major outfits. The TaTlous gangs have amalgamated under Al Capone to lead a united faction. A community chest funded by earnings from all the gangs’ vice operations is planned to support rambling tables and labor rackets.
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Chicago
Ghieaco
al Capone
United Fang
Rang Countelon
Pach Tenatre
Ito
Poureil
Aiig
Early-day resident of Bozeman dies at 80
Mrs W J Hest of Bozeman a prominent church worker who arrived in 1864 died today. She came with parents James Marker and helped found Helsha area homes. Survived by two sisters Mrs Mary Culbertson of Wilmette Illinois and Mrs J B Smith of San Francisco.
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Flozeman
J. Hest
Bozeman
James Marker
Montana
Noussa
Helsha
Healt
Order of the Eastern Star
Sha Iq
Mary Culbertson
Wilmette
Mra
Smith
San Franeteco
Gallatin High Boy Killed in Car Crash
Lance Buckmaster an 18 year old freshman at Gallatin County High School was killed when the small automobile turned over and plunged into a ditch near Gallatin. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Buckmaster of Bridger Canyon.
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Gallatin High
Boreman
Lance Bockmester
Gallstin County High School
Uroraman
Joop
Mra
Walter Buckmaster
U.S
Bridger Canyon
Hints at War on Prohibition
Washington April 16. Henry H Curran president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment told the senate lobby committee the group spent 425213 last year to repeal the dry law. He predicted that prohi selves would gain in recall and that the law would be attacked nationwide. Curran said the organization aimed to educate the public on the amendment and back candidates who favor repeal. He noted a $1500 donation to the Liberal Civic League of Massachusetts for a candidate in the western district.
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Washington
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the
Pharrat
Caraway
Garrant
Liberal Civic League of
Mausrchhusetts
Mitchell Urges Caution On Dry Act And Prisons Too Full
Washington April 16 The attorney general urges caution on further dry act prosecutions noting prisons are overcrowded and federal prisoners have risen 6277 in nine months He opposes a general resistance plan and favors increased funding for enforcement and district attorneys while resisting federal judges expanding police court work.
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Mitchell
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Theyernmn
Prioa
Treasury
Duanca
City of
Fle
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Senistor Walsh
Mavinna
Federal Metalel Fudger
Kansas City Voodoo Doctor Shot During Siege
In Kansas City on April 16 a Black man identified as Som Sima, a voodoo practitioner, armed with a public safety item, barricaded himself in a home near the Alue river. Police exchanged shots, two officers were wounded, and Sima was killed after forces breached the door.
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Kansas City
Apell
Charma
Kansan City
Seaodoo Lape
Alue
Lemle
Rise in Mail Rates to Meet Deficit Sought by Chief
Washington April 26 Postage hikes for both regular and airmail were urged by Postmaster General Brown before the House Post Office Committee. He said airmail would rise to seven or eight cents an ounce if implemented to cover a deficit. Representative Bankhead questioned why not raise the regular two cent rate to cover annual shortfalls. Brown noted a proposal to lift rates to two and a half cents could yield about 56 million, but the overall deficit for the year would still approach 200 million due to aid to foreign mail and merch ant marine services.
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Washington
Pontmanter
House Post Office Committee
Warren Wnl
Bankhead
Alntuma
Brown
Rane Raina
Regula Postaga
Portal Ravenus
New York
Kellogg Seeks Seat Back In Grain Co Board
Fragmented OCR notes indicate William G. Kellogg, former general manager of the Farmers' National Grain, resigns and seeks reentry to the corporation board. Mentions April trade membership, new corporation formation, and filing requirements, with unclear figures and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Kellogg
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Corporation
Liwit
Anitt
Kellogg
Swanson Suggests Prayer for Fishermen at Hoover Camp
In Washington on April 16 Senator Swanson a Democrat from Virginia proposed a prayer for fishermen tied to the Hoover fishing camp at the Rapidon river. The remark came amid inland talk of assessing weather and supplies for crews on the river.
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Washington
Senator Swanson
Democrat
Virginia
Hoover
Rapidon River
Iron Mine Promoter in Trouble Lewis Case
Philadelphia April 16 Melville Lewis described by police as a million dollar promoter was held in 5000 bail today on two new fraud warrants. Last week he faced 26000 bail on charges of obtaining more than 40000 from interested parties in mining development in the West. The new charges stem from Miss Caroline J Gould secretary of the National Tin Company New York and Milton W Wire lawyer of an iron mine near Bain Town Mont. Gould said Lewis had obtained 8000 from her company on the pretense he would finance a 5900000 bond issue to develop a mine in Wennington county.
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Philadelphia
Melville Lewis
Lewis
Ran
Caroline J. Gould
Secrary
National Tin Company
New York
Milton WH. Wire
Fain Town
Mont
Mia Gould
Lewis J
General Million
Wennington County
Dao
Flood Recede Amid Toledo Flood Scare
Toledo residents faced a severe flood that forced about thirty families from homes in a residential district near Lake Erie. Water receded slightly as authorities urged caution, noting the event was among the worst in local history and caused extensive property damage along Moonee Bay and nearby shores.
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Toledo
Ohio
Punt Flace
Yhinie
Moonee Bay
Lake Myla Han
Take Fria
Lake Mele
Inquiry on Baker Sturder Narrowing Inquisition
Incomplete report notes narrowing inquiry into Baker Sturder case. Authorities indicate most suspects have been dropped from consideration as detectives pursue leads near Arlington National Cemetery and review connections to a salu girl’s death.
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Baker Sturder
Wallington
Ateington National Cemetery
Senate Recedes as House Tariff Proposals Pass
Washington reports the Senate Republican conferees receded on the tariff bill and accepted House rates on hides leather and shoes after years of free entry. The agreement sets 10 percent on hides, 12 to 30 percent on leather, and 20 percent on shoes, sparking bitter debate and opposition from some Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Washington
Senate
House
United Statae
Expert explains why bank diversity benefits towns
Washington April 16 testimony in support of reform of the fund banking situation was presented before the town banking committee by Lyman Wakefield of Minneapolis president of the Brat Bank Slovk. He argued that combining banks leads to wider diversification of stock and resources and preserves local responsibility.
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Washington
Mt Againm
Lyman
Wakefield
Minneapolis
Brat Bank Slovk, Corporation
Ingether
Lidiyidial
Crime investigator reports usual fate in case linked to petroleum stock probe
Luke Angelen reports Blanay Matthews says potent bat found in a drinking glen within the wreckage of Robert Buentan's car, a case tied to an undercover agent killed during a Justin Petroleum stock investigation. An autoway surgeon notes toxic conditions in Ruralan's vicinity. a young man named Mesnor was found dead in his car yesterday.
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LukeAngelen
Blanay Matthews
Hi District Attorney
Staf
Robert Buentan
Wndercover
Justin = Petroleum Corporation
Atock
Caunty County
Mesnor
Counterfeit Ring Confesses After Bust Near Ros AfpoaRsaslyn
Risxytore reports April 16 arrest of James O'Kelles and Leonard Hanson in Ros AfpoaRsaslyn on counterfeit money charges. Authorities say the pair, linked to Anaconda, confessed while their companions alleged one man acted alone and claimed no part in the scheme.
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Ros
James O'Kelles
Leonard Hanson
Anaconta
Suove Inna
Alo
Anaconda
Janson
O'Kalley
Gasoline price cut urged to stall Montana refineries
Railroad board hears telegram from Conrad Refining Co stating a one cent per gallon cut would target Northern Montana refineries and raise prices elsewhere. The Conrad telegram requests board action to prevent northern Montana price disruptions while the rail company replies it cannot interfere with open market prices.
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Manlana
Conrad Refining Company
Continental
Canal
Catiradt Company
Continental Company
Montana
Capenas
Railroad Board
Anca
Conrad Company
Conrad
Mopl
Maliway
Public Service Cou
Hotona
Menton
Cone ‘Nomial QL Company
Leent
Advanea
Maniata
Connad Refining CO
TIFF OVER DRILL LEADS TO MURDER CHARGE AGAINST RANCHER TRAINOR
Genat Halla apartment lines reveal details of a fatal clash as rancher Trainor faces murder charges for killing his brother after a drilling dispute. Prosecutors allege the confrontation occurred in a tense, violent incident with testimony outlining the alleged motive and sequence of events.
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Trainor
Trade agreement text leaked amid amidst diplomatic shift
London reports publish a temporary trade accord between Creat Heinle and Roviel Russia dated April 16. Arthur Mendelson transcribes for Afghan minister G. T Sakalnis, noting the delegation led by Lynde includes two deputies and a number of diplomatic gifts and trimmings for the trade negotiation office.
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London
Arthur Mendelson
Afgh Winster
G. T Sakalnis
Lynde
Wunalar Winbngay
Rade Dniegalion
Iqtrer
Wacd Ee Cawiyesy
Reamene pUrpaRes
National defense surge opposes armament cuts
Washington reports a sweeping defense resolution by the American Legion today urging adequate national defense for all branches, advocating removal of anti-American secrecy, deportation of suspected members, compulsory oath of allegiance for all school and college teachers, and barring Communist propaganda from public schools. More stringent measures were urged.
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Washington
London
Paervtee
Traolutlank
Thaly Menthers
Allegianes Fan Atl School
Allene
Camminis
Nuble Achools
Nis
Progress on London naval treaty safeguards completed
London April 16. Draft of the important safeguarding clause to protect the United States Great Britain and Japan as the three power policy valuation to the naval bond dock programs of the other powers was completed today and prepared for transmission to the home government.
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London
United States
Japan
Aerial eagle hunt in Texas sparks debate
An obscure report describes an aerial eagle hunt in Texas with references to individuals Clarence Rater and Hernhardt amid chaotic details. The piece mentions a flock killed within hours, bids, and efforts by workers, but the text is fragmented and difficult to fully interpret.
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Clarence Rater
Hernhardt
Markanen
Masti
Hine Sheen-Kitting
Uae
Didiss Houhes
Wat
Piardy
Owsaly Avertekon
Naples
Senate committee mulls railroad consolidation ban
After two days of testimony before the senate Interstate Commerce committee Chairman Couzens said he might amend his joint resolution to halt all railroad consolidations but retain a provision to prevent blanket prohibition. Witnesses warned a total ban could slow orderly destribution and hurt holding companies. The committee planned to hear railroad engineers tomorrow as figures from Great Northern Northern Pacific and Northwest lines pressed for relief.
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Washington
Anti
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Couzens
Northern
Northern Weettig
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tullroid
Wheeler
Whealer
Mantina
Northwest
Resignations Trigger Senate Campaign Committee Shakeup
Washington April 16 Senate campaign committee Sunwin Goldxvorankh Republican resigns citing housing area issues. Vice President Unrtly names Senator Bingham Republican Connarat- Ural to the committee. Cannreticut annually resigns after saying he must go to Sanjoa this summer for a presidential commission.
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Washington
Senate
Fusda Dverenting Committee
Sunwin Goldxvorankh
Marghind
Bingham
Reprbitean
Connar- Ural
Cannreticut Annaior
Sanjoa
Hoover Slightly Injured By Fall At White House
Mrs Hoover sustained a minor injury this afternoon at the White House after slipping in her rug and falling. Dr Inez T Moone, the White House physician, said the injury was not serious and she could not stand briefly while greeting visiting children of the American Revolution.
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Washington
Apel
Mira
Noover
White Honne
Inez T. Moone
Tloover
Wertls Atternaan
Girl in Shepard Case Goes Before Topeka Grand Jury
Miss Brandon tells how she became acquainted with Major Charles Shepard as federal grand jury probes the death of his wife. She describes the Fort Worth area and Denver authorities noting possible marriage proposals amid an investigation into harassment and past relationships.
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Shepard
Topeka
Charles
Hyooks
Tex
Harald
Fort Tho
Mojer Shepard
Uracks
San Antonio
Denver
Major Shepard
Mie
Paramowr
Miss Wrandon
Hoover
Homs
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