Soviet Peers Men and Gold in Chinese Revolt DOWNWARD TREND NOW IS CHECKED
Washington April 29 AP Praise of President Moorer for speedy action to stem the downward sway of business follows six months of gloom. Secretary Lamont and Julius St Barnes urge quick government business talks. They praise recent calls to confer and seek stabilization, predicting a revived production, stocks and employment outlook if policy supports growth.
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Washington
Moorer
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Lamont
Julius St. Barnes
Walional Husiness Gurves
Hunindsa
Xenovel
Chamber
Enid
April Gag Tax Collections Rise Amid Vehicle Tax Talks
April gag tax receipts show modest growth over March with totals near 221.66, as state officials note rising income from the source tied to highway construction. Vehicle usage appears higher and more trucks and tractors are on the road, while soling tax collection faces possible changes. Firm claims remain under review, with total renewals at 16,678.73 and boards weighing adjustments to tax methods.
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Thane
Maren
Thase Fund
State Board of Equalization
HOOCH IN BILLINGS 13 STILL STRONGER
April reports from Billings highlight local cats with notable traits. Dor, a pet of the Lenlle Yaors family, is praised for 24 perfectly formed toax while another cat from the Zaetis family shows 25 oes. A third feline is noted with 22.
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Billings
Billlage
Cate
Lenlle Yaors
Tha Zaetis
Episcopal Bishop Resigns Over Velasco Verdict in Kentucky
In Lexington on April 29, Bishop H P Almon Abbott announced his resignation after the ecclesiastical court verdict on Rev Julius A Velasco of Dayton Ky The panel found Velasco guilty of marrying a Catholic and misconduct toward the bishop while acquitting the other charges The bishop said the verdict reflected on his integrity and he would resign Velasco had married Catharine Ropers of Ellicott City Maryland in January 1910 after ordination by a Galbcolic priest Abbott earlier urged Velasco to resign and sought his ouster The rector of St Johns Episcopal Church in Braxton Ky was 11 years into his pastorate.
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Lexington
Julius A. Velasco
Dayton
H. P. Almon Abbott
Velasco Wan
Wallace
Valasco
Hinhop Abbott
Cho
Velasco
St. John’s Episcoparchurch
Wraxton
Mine Catharine Ropers
Ellicott City
Maryland
Abbott
Valaren
Rasign
Standing Committee
Win
Ergeo
Charaon
Highway contracts set for roads and bridges in five counties
The Montana State Highway Commission approved road and bridge contracts totaling 158 945.13 with work in Custer Fergus Liberty Garfield and Roosevelt counties. Awards include grading and bridge construction on the Shel heater Lawl Town Grase Range Jordan Miles City and other routes. W. J. Mulvaney presided as chairman C S Wardan was away.
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Highway Commission
Montana State Highway Commission
Custer
Fergus
Liberty
Garfield
Roose ‘Yell
Chinook
Malta
Blaine
Sae
J. H. Howe
Shelheater
Liberty County
Movrluon
Kuudeon Company
Spokane
Lawl town-Grasa Range
Ferstud
Cannltuetion Company
Willing
Tsp
Lawlatown
Orana Range
Fergus County
W. P. Rascon Company
Billings
Milien
Tordan-Miles City
Custer Country
Branlay Neos
Ot St. Choud
Mina
Veteran patrolman shot down during payroll theft
San Francisco April 20 Patrolman John Malcolm a veteran of the San Francisco police department was killed today when he tried to halt bandits escaping with the 44000 payroll of the California Elevedoring and Ballast company. He was shot twice through the heart in front of the stevedoring firm’s building on Pier 26.
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San Francisco
Apri
John Malcolm
Shelley Prepares to File Petition for Senate Nomination
Red Lodge April 29. C. ML oP Shelley, a Carbon County News reader, returned from Washington to begin his bid for the Republican nomination to the United States Senate from Montana. He plans to file a petition with the secretary of state later this week and announce his platform then.
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Red Lodge
Shelley,nubbher
Carbon County News
Washington, D. C
United States
Montana
Filadia
Parker Borah clash in Senate over Parker decision
Washington April 28 The Senate debated the Parker Borah matter with Fens and others watching as Parker of North Carolina defended his ruling upholding the contract restraining mine workers from joining unions. Borah of Idaho denounced the decision and accused Parker of overreaching beyond the Supreme Court in ruling against ties between employers and unions.
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Washington
Fens
Nla
Gillett
Mamachivetta
Senate
Inga
Teelaware
Parker India
John the Inn
Parker
North Carolina
Roreh
Idaho
Vromye Cours
Genator
Named Assistant Secretary of War appointed by Hoover
The text notes Frederick Tine Paine as the new assistant secretary of war, succeeding Col. Patrick J. Hurley after Hurley became secretary of war due to James W. Good's death. It mentions a military aviation or ordnance reserve context and references Dayna as a lieutenant colonel.
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Frederick Tine Paine
Greenfield
Muga
Manuufacturer
Hoover
Patrick J. Hurley
James W. Good
Dayna
Ordinance Reserva
Bryan Seeks Governor Post Again in Democratic Bid
Lincoln Nebraska April 29 Former Governor Charles W Bryan brother of the late William J Bryan and running mate to John W Davin in 1924 entered his name on the unofficial political voter foray. Announcement names his intent to win the Democratic gubernatorial primary on August 12 amid rumors of party support.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles W. Bryan
John W. Davin
Willian J. Bryan
Fire Breaks at Washington Prison in Chicago
A fire at Chicago's house of correction, housing about 2,000, was quickly put out. Guards contained the alarm as prisoners were roused. authorities feared potential unrest but reported order restored within an hour. Superintendent Curran discussed plans for larger quarters and stricter fire precautions.
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Chicago
House of Correction
Poliey
Bridewell
James Curran
Curran
Din Gunrny
Schroeder Named State President Amid Contested Meeting
A recount of the league officers shows Schroeder of Montana leading the slate at the annual assembly. T. G. Bebevoter, Hiplana, is named president with Bun of Great Faia as host president and Bonnie of Jare as second vice president. The group debated extending statutes and outlined a committee to pursue amendments.
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Ione
Albert Hemmaer
Bias Gould
Mey Onemie
Montana
Mreaksentealeet Selieneder
Cuban Girls in Love Tragedy Reported in Cuba
Three teenage girls from Manicar aRUA Malden died in a suicide pact reported in Uayonn Am 24. The victims were Tantona Jimenea eighteen, Marky Gon zalez Memlox seventeen, and Watt of Cardenas. They reportedly saturated their clothing with alcohol and used a lit matcher after leaving brief notes behind.
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Uayonn
Gunn
Tove
Indas
Ingana
Tantona Jimenea
Marky Gonzalez Memlox
Watt
Cardenas
Wena Cartera
Manicararua Malden
Nationalist overthrow may be work of Russia
Shanghai reports claim foreign plots aim to topple the Nationalist government as tram and bus strikes threaten May Day. Unverified rumors allege propaganda and funds from abroad supporting Communists, with reports of Russian and Japanese involvement and attacks by insurgents in provinces like Fukton and Kawantung. A bandit rally in Hsuenmuatin is noted with captures and casualties.
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Russia
Shanghai
Fujian
Bhanghat
South China
China
North China
Wally News
Buvint
Klengol
Fukton
Kawantung
Mupoh
Far Iy
Diapatelas
Hsuenmuatin
Cling
League of Women Voters Hear Sex Doubles Vote Totals
Dr Broadus Mitchell of Johns Hopkins challenged the League of Women Voters in Louisville saying sex plays little beyond doubling total votes. He urged focus on textile issues among poor whites and slaveholding classes, arguing emancipation of women’s rights risks misdirected energy amid broader social concerns.
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League OF Women Voters
Louisville
Broadus Mitchell
Nberal
Johns Hopkins Univers
Baltimore
Kentucky
Qarkere
Catton Mill
BREAT POSSE SEEKS MURDERER OF THREE LABORERS
Fresno residents and a large search party sought the killer of three ranch laborers found dead near Frasno California. Charles Wiley, 40, was identified as the suspect by a Fresno rancher’s son. Wiley’s parents reported he had last been heard from in Springfield Missouri after fleeing Vinita years ago.
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Frasno
Calif
San Joaquin
Vinntta
Wiley
Charles Pyles
Pyles
Coast Guards Take Three UM Runners
Parth Amboy April 29. Coast Guard reports a clash in the bay as two speedboats carried runners and cargo. A patrol boat pursued them up the Raritan River. the boat crew fired shots but the runners escaped, landing the cargo before being traced upriver.
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Coast Guards
Parth Amboy
Allen
Raritan River
Lontay Thor
Poart Guard
Seveval Hullel
Nalex
Spanish Smack Sinks Off Corunna Town Hits Rocks
The fishing boat Marichun sank near Point Grandolaria Attar Franding in fog when it struck rocks in Corunna, Spain. Two sailors and the master were rescued after efforts by a crew from another fishing vessel.
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Corunna
Spain
Sayan
Montana Workers Face Potential Levy for Family Support Abroad
The piece warns Montanans may need to sacrifice income to support families abroad arguing a rent or wage transfer. It notes laborers in Montana could be affected by proposed amendments to the workers' compensation law backed by the radient group and presented through petition drives. The Ansoninied Induntrion of Montana cites features of the amendments in a statement to newspapers.
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Italy
Montana
Radien
Ansoninied Induntrion
Duchess of Bedford Aims for Cape Town Flight Record
The Duchess of Bedford, attempting a Croydon to Capetown round trip in 19 days, forced to land near Jugoslavian border delaying London return. The 1890s-era flyer, who has logged over 18 900 miles across two continents since 1910, was later driven to Sofia for repairs and a further flight plan.
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Sofia
Birbarla
Duchess of Badford
Croydon
Capetown
South Africa
Trenton
Snat
London
Poeres
Convicts call for lenient treatment of Woodward inmate
Fragmentary OCR notes accuse Warden al Qble at the state penitentiary of mishandling a high profile fire incident. It mentions 421 convicts and a request tied to Thomas renewal and Nepity Woodward’s situation. The text is unclear but centers on inmate rights and warden responsibility.
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Woodward
Aliave
Stale
Preston
Thomas
Reneval
Ureed
Couzeng Anil Merger Bill Meets In Washington
A Washington briefing notes a merger bill meeting with officials including Cadu Porter and Tatevatata Commerce Campasions advisory on revising draft measures. The text records focus on interstate commerce concerns and consolidation proposals discussed by named individuals and groups.
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Couzeng
ANIL
Setrage
Washington
Cruzens Resoluiin
Vestelet
Sraadd Conxalidationa
I. She Wenite Interstate Ram Merre Coumbtine Tras Fay Tayehor Cnasideration
Tatevatata Commerce Campasions
Ova Badhman
Uncle Oam Moves Against Gangsters Plan Pushes Enforcement
Washington April 29. Republicans in both houses push to speed law enforcement measures in response to Hoover plea for crime reduction. Proposals include extra federal judges and tougher enforcement of prohibition and racketeering laws. White House supports federal action but split opinions on costs and implementation.
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B. Dickson
Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
Congress
Ohio Guard Opens Fire as Convicts Mutiny in Pen Yard
A violent prison riot erupts as convicts flood the guard room barricade. Guards fire after assailants breach windows and rush the door, with inmates injuring and overpowering wards before reinforcements.
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Ohio Guard
Vinte
Oltier
Theo
Jou
Census Enumerator Accused of Stealing Bible in Local Row
A woman from the Kild community accuses a census taker named Amory Avatar of swiping her Bible during a census visit. The enumerator denies any theft and says the Bible was used to learn her war frame.
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Lambert
Apel
Mrs Marshall Field Seeks Divorce in Nevada Custody Battle
New York April 29 The Daily News reports Evelyn Marshall Ploid seeks a divorce from Marshall Field III for the Chicago merchant and heir. She claims alimony of more than seven million dollars a year and custody of three children Myshatl, Ine 14, Harhara, 12, and Bornice. Field allegedly took possession of the town home in Rows Nev valued at about two million dollars.
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New York
The
Daily News
Evelyn Marshall
Ayer
Tromt Caunaél
Heahand
Marahall Field
Chicago
Pringa
Nowa
East Ravens
Beauty contest winner shot as assailant attempts suicide
In Chicago, beauty contest winner Anna Madge Wondhoung, 16, was shot and seriously wounded while fugitives Vernon Robots, 42, and others fought amid a chaotic scene. The assailant attempted suicide with a pistol, and Misan Nixon and Bien Woodhouse were named in a bungled incident tied to jealousy over attention. Woodhouse later won a pageant title amid the confusion.
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Apm
Vernon Robots
Saleamun
Anna Madge Wondhoung
Minn Marthe Nixon
Ming Woodhouse
Taberta
Salt Bien Woodhouse
Peeved
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Duchess OF Bedford
PRY Cinema
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Scotland
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Penpie
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Charles Dorward
Palaloy
Dorward
Colon
Panamin
Charlies A. Lindberg
New York-Bienon Aires
Hina
Mrv
Jamea A. Mars
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Pope
Jianertin
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sMnga
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Lola
Cooper Hat
Nwiel
Gandhi
Tromban
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Deniaunee
Slveroy
Tate
Bryer
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