Silver Men Fight For Law On Remonetization
The congressional silver bloc rejects White House compromise and pushes for enactment of legislation to remonetize silver. They foresee a law directing silver purchases and aim to secure an international agreement to boost silver holdings to 70 percent monetary reserves. President Roosevelt argues existing authority suffices. The debate intensifies as the group denounces attacks on commodity prices and warns against pubic pressure to raise silver prices.
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Washington
White House
Legia
Nia
Rex
Thors
Alver
Tha Nonate
Chaleman Smith
Paige
World AES: kidnappings and political tensions loom near borders
Disjointed dispatch cites Tucsone fears for Juan Robles near the Mexican border after two armed men with an unidentified child are seen near Fort Wuarhinca. Mentions Clyde Barrow as possible kidnapper and a $200,000 Bremer plot involving a Chicago political boss. Also notes Oregon governor Gorge White Reta, Dillinger harboring charges, and Washington debates disarmament amid European issues. Foreign Rome discusses Italy’s defense posture. Istanbul reports a 160 year old Zara Agha and Denignaty Tha nax cabinet formation.
Lovelace Enters Senate Race in Democratic Primary
Hot A Lovelace of Gallatin and Park counties yesterday filed to run in the Montana Democratic primary for the unexpired term of the late Senator Walsh. A longtime Democrat active in state politics, Lovelace urged vigorous service in Washington and pledged support for President Roosevelt and Montana’s place in the national recovery program.
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A. Lovelace
Luorenta
Gallatin
Park Counties
United States Senate
Walsh
Montana
Lovelare
EL Am
Avalon Chint
Tg Amall
Democratic Party
Seantay Whish
Chicago
Lovelace
Roosevelt
Chicago political boss in custody as Bremer kidnapper
An aging political boss, Tobn J. McTauerlin, was named by the government as a key figure in the Bremer kidnapping plot and jailed for trial in federal custody. He faces charges linked to the January 17 abduction and the alleged $200,000 ransom as federal agents pursue remaining suspects and confiscated documents.
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Chicago
Bremer
Citenmo
Cary
Tobn J. McTauerlin
Gove Emment
At &T
Paul White
Ongenta Finite
Nmnidt
Tatil
Edward Hremer
Nan
Jock
Krein
Wan
Wort
Kintat
Federal Agens
Gov White and Daughter Reported Kidnap Plot in Columbus
A dispatch from Columbus reports that John Ditlinger’s gang has established a 'headquarters' and plans to kidnap Gov. George White and his daughter Mary. The governor declined to discuss the tip and said no new guards would be assigned to the executive mansion. Two National Guard members had been on duty nightly since before the Pierpont Makley and Clark case at the Ohio penitentiary.
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Columbus
Wan
George White
John Ditlinger
Wang
Aero
Mary
Dia
Weird pavement behavior puzzles Kimball council
Kimball Neb April 28 members of the city council are scratching their heads over abnormal pavement behavior. The surface expands and lifts at joints in winter and summer, with only vague explanations offered for the strange phenomenon.
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Kimball
Neb
Aloan
Weather outlook for the Northern Rocky Mountain region
The coming week is expected to be generally fair with above normal temperatures. Temperatures will ease later in the week and cooler conditions are expected after midweek.
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Rocky Mountain
Falsoe clue to fate of little girl in Arizona
In Tucson April 28 authorities pursued a false lead in the June Robles kidnapping case. A supposed hoax redirected armed searchers for hours through the hills, while Eva Coleman the African American woman placed under arrest for spreading the misinformation. The girl’s fate remained unresolved and her relatives’ anxiety grew amid the fruitless drive.
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Tucson
Ariz
Little June Robles
June
Arizona
Eva Coleman
America to be aloof until agreement made
Washington reports that President Roosevelt will wait for European leaders to resolve tensions before resuming disarmament talks. He discussed the issue for two hours with Norman H. Davis and Hull, expressing support for a world treaty and a commission to supervise armaments while delaying May 29 discussions. Davis remained hopeful of international action. In Rome, Italy was noted as seeking peace guarantees through strengthening defense. continuation on page 9.
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Roosevelt
America
Europe
Norman H Davis
Hull
Davis
White House
Davin
France
Germany
United States
Davia
Helena attorney J Miller Smith dies suddenly at 72
Andre J. Miller Smith, 72, a veteran Helena attorney, died yesterday afternoon at St Peter's Hospital after a sudden heart attack. A New Jersey native, he moved to Montana after completing law studies and built a long, prominent career including service as assistant United States district attorney. He lived in Helena for 44 years and was admitted to the state bar in 1912. Continued on Page 2.
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Eltisen
Helena
St. Peter’s Hopital
New Brunswick
Newark
New Jersey Commercial College
Ite
Park College
Missouri
National Metropolia
University of New York City
Park
Can West Falls
Mantana
Massena Bullard
United States
Montaro
Senate approves five year loans to industry fund
Washington April 28 The senate banking committee approved legislation to fund 280000900 for five year loans to industry under limited terms. The measure would block broader direct RFC loans to private business. President Roosevelt and advisers favored the bill. Senator Barkley moved to reconsider, predicting committee reversal Monday to back the RFC plan.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Senate Banking Committee
Reconstrucion Corporation
Roosevelt
Senatory Barkley
Nebraska Wesleyan Upholds Disciplinary Action on Dance
Nebraska Wesleyan University’s administrative board declined to reinstate two sophomores, Wilbur Swanson of Humboldt and Marvin Skinner of Arnold, after an unauthorized dance at a fraternity house. Dean F. A. Alabaster announced the decision amid protests, calling the action mild.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University
Wilbur Swanson
Humboldt
Marvin Skinner
Arnold
Dean FA
Alabaster
Rowboat clue to capture of Norvel in Missouri
Chester, April 28. A small rowboat tied to the Randol Eugene Norvel escape yielded the only clue in the nation wide hunt for the kidnapper of August A. Lier of Alton. Norvel, the fugitive shown sneaking through a 14 inch sewer, eluded 200 officers and citizens armed with shotguns and rifles in southeastern Missouri as authorities continue the pursuit.
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Chester
Upi
Randol Eugene Norvel
Kidnnaper
Ilinoia
Norvel
August A. Lier
Alton
James O'Connell
Missouri
Mountain Lion Kills Mexican School Girl Near Freer
Tareda Tex April 28 reported today a 12 year old Mexican school girl was killed while walking home from school near Freer in Duval County. Local lords of Mountain Lions in this area are reputed to kill livestock and have been known to kill humans in rare instances.
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Tareda
Tex
Freer
Duval County
Toxac
State Board Plans Refunding of Educational Bonds
The State Board will offer for sale at 11 am May 3 a refunding of up to 1 stimated 81,200,000 in Series A and B educational bonds issued in 1921 to retire bonds bearing 6 percent interest. The move aims to reduce interest costs, with expected savings around 360,000 over the remaining period if rates stay favorable. A verbal offer of purchase at 4 percent has been received on one bond, and the refunding follows a 1921 issue of 2 804 000 dollars.
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Order of the Heart
FL HL Coone
Raymond T. Nagle
Stnty
James J. Hreit
Seclea
Freano California the city of sixty thousand
Freano California April 28 A mixed survey of local life reveals questions and chatter about daily routines. The piece mentions grapes and a Rotary convention, then digresses into names and anecdotes about a local committee and a public figure linked to events in Washington. The tone feels like a fragmented hometown column with scattered references.
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Freeno
Calif
Freano
Watt
Whahington
Alee
Negros Taken in Bremerton Killing
Seattle April 28 AP two Negroes arrested tonight at Los Angeles are linked to the Bremerton murder scene at Frank Fieder home the night of March 28 Sheriff Bannick reports Alex Lucas 90 and Willam P Evans were seized after Bremerton sheriff Blankenship requested aid The men allegedly sought money Fieder promised to them for a Seattle beer parlor venture details indicate Fieder planned to meet them with funds but failed to deliver before the killings continued on page 4
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Los Angeles
Frank Fileder
Bremerton
Fileder
Claude G. Bannick
Alex Lucas
Willam P. Evans
D. L. Blankenship
Blankenship
Bannick
Cass
Fieder
Filcher
Government Backed Home Loan Bonds Signed Into Law
Washington April 28 President Roosevelt signed a bill guaranteeing both principal and interest of home loan bonds. The measure strengthens federal backing for mortgage securities and aims to stabilize housing finance.
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Washington
Roonsvelt
President Roosevelt faces possible setback on bills
Washington April 28 The prospect tonight that White House legislative hopes may be blasted by an early adjournment emerged as a review showed eight Roosevelt favored measures. At least two were reported to stand a slim chance of adoption this session while others appeared unlikely if Congress adjourns early.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Zaro Agha May Be Cut Off While In His Prime
In Tatanbul on April 28 AP reports Zaro Agha said to be 180 and the world’s oldest man was attacked by a sudden mesa and rushed to the National Children’s hospital. His condition caused uneasiness.
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Zaro Agha
Tatanbul
National Children's Hospital
Trip to Moon on Rays of Light Within Possibility
In Nancy France Prof Auguste Piccard for world famous stratosphere balloonist proposed a moon trip via dematerialization of matter. He cited 100 pounds of lead for earth to Mercury and a stratosphere flight from New York to Paris in eight hours as plausible with tight cabin and air compressor for the motor.
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France
Auguste Plecard
Swiaa
Piccard
Planeta
Earth
Mercury
New York
Paris
AML
Roosevelt tariff likely to pass through Senate
Washington April 28. Democratic leaders count enough votes to pass the Roosevelt tariff trading bill. They say Republican efforts to amend it will fail. The president is eager to see the measure pass to aid foreign trade by negotiating mutual tariff reductions on selected commodities.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Guard on California beach saves 14 children
Manhattan Beach California April 28 AP Fourteen pupils on a school ditch day were saved from a riptide by County Life Guard Alvin Birfer. He swam into the strong surf on multiple trips, pulling groups of children to safety. None sustained fatal lung injuries.
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Manhattan Beach
Calif
Alvin Birfer
Hixier
Axeter
FIRST AID BOOKLET OFFERED BY HELENA INDEPENDENT
In case of serious injury act quickly by summoning a physician and applying emergency measures. The Helena Independent Information Bureau offers a 24 page First Aid booklet from US Public Health Service and Red Cross, indexed for quick use. Send six cents for the booklet with the coupon.
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