Lighter Taxes Would Mean More Jobs
Colorado Governor Johns ends the blockade that barred immigrant and indigent workers from New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas. Governor Tingley condemned the embargo and reports claim New Mexico sought retaliation while both states discuss labor needs and potential reform. Martial law lifted but tensions over nonresident workers persist with continued enforcement anticipated.
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Spiea
Moasevelt
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Ha Hut
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Montag
Tence
World News In GaIt Domestic Tax Bill Faces Senate Fight
Washington House administration tax bill faces a Senate fight over income tax. Commerce chamber says federal spending with tax reductions could aid business. Hearing postponed on pension flaw. Nashville hearing delays. Local items note national guard experts in Alabama on a race case. Foreign columns focus on Italian war front toward Addis Ababa and Ethiopian conflict. Austrian troops conduct Alpine maneuvers near the German border. Budapest leaders falter after police reveal Nazi plans.
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Ala
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Nouthern
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War Office
Budapest
Naxi Teaders
Chances for 400 beds at Fort Harrison Hospital
Montana's four congressional representatives and state officials support a 400 bed capacity plan for Fort Harrison Hospital with rehabilitation work underway. The project aims to restore the facility to a total of 400 beds for wounded veterans, while some groups push for 490 beds. Rehabilitation labor is already active at the capital, with a crew performing work and expected completion within the year.
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Jouriene Wid
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Washington
Wheeler
Murray
Joe Monaghan
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Imernar Smee Holt Searekuiy
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Congressandl
Mrs Draper in London Believed Safe After Steamship Drama
A former Massachusetts man, Mr Draper, and his wife are linked to a steamship incident. Mrs Draper, reported missing from a New York sanitarium, was found aboard the Georgic in London and sent a cable stating she is well. He remains aboard the Georgic as authorities confirm her safety and plan next steps.
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Draper
Khan
Ke Talot
Massachusetts
Georgie
New York
Elen
Katonah
Nin
Georgic
London
Din Wife
Mob Violence Taints Tapanto Ark After Alleged Incident
In Tapanto Arkansas a one year old Black person Willie Rees was accused of an attempted crime against a white woman. A mob seized him from the city marshal, bound his hands, and beat him causing fatal injuries. Deputies and officials faced pressure as the mob dispersed, and Rees was found near town with injuries before authorities intervened.
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Tapanto
Ark
Ayr
Willie Rees
Mert Walker
Keen
Maranes
May
Paris Brief Sets Tone for French Election Odds
Paris April 26 price movement surged on fears the parliamentary election will yield a strong moderate majority. Worries over the Austrian situation add to the uncertain financial climate as markets react to political expectations.
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Paris
Pricen
Alec
Howe
House Sends Plan to Senate Vote
Washington April 29 Senate majority leaders declared readiness to adjourn tonight after passing the administration tax bill in the house by 267 to 94. Debate centered on drastic tax changes and the administration’s program shaping the bill’s fate in the Senate.
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HOUSE
Senate
Washington
Seed loans ready for Northwest farmers in distress plan
Officials said 6000 dollars would aid farm families in North and South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Wisconsin and other Plains states. Loans will be distributed through the Resettlement Administration regional offices and county Rehabilitation Supervisors to assist eligible farmers in distress.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraske
Wisconsin
Maninun
Wyoming
Colorado
Resettlement Administration
President Roosevelt Visits Secretary Swanaga in Navy Office
In Washington in April 1930s era context Roosevelt visits Secretary Swanaga at the naval office. The cabinet officer has shown improvement recently as the president travels in spring sun to inspect and speak with Swanaga about naval affairs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Swanaga
United States Chamber Tackles Budget Cuts Impact on Employment
Washington April 29 The Chamber of Commerce members heard calls for reduced federal spending as a path to curb unemployment amid President Roosevelt’s demand that business cut payrolls. Speakers from the American Federation of Labor and other officials argued that job losses rise with inaction, citing 120,000 workers without steady jobs and urging policy to protect employment while trimming the federal budget.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Vresident
Rimsevell
Apaykers Ketone
Comventaus Nimed Ahatt sPloentage
Chi Webaniston
Ekstarker E
Enanlon
Americ Federation of Labor
Tate
Federation
Maren
Busi
Fea
Joba
Treamier
Putsch attempt reported in Hungary with Nazi ties
Budapest reports a possible Nazi putsch plan in Hungary amid raids by police. Hungarian army officers stayed at posts as authorities claim involvement by leaders and suspected plots to seize command.
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Budapest
Zoltan Bocearmony
National Rochier Movement
Theralda Ewifihy
Llangatlin Army
Helleva
Itis Cromeda
LL DUCES ARMIES NEAR ADDIS ABABA
An atay of invasion surrounds Addis Ababa as a J-CAN-A air squadron appears over the capital. Aircraft bomb and machine gun Ethio hangars while strategic ground movements press toward central Ethiopia.
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Addis Ababa
Ababa
Apeit
Thisda J—Can
Talsing Airplanéa
Ahaki Airdrane
Addin Anaha
Todas
Funeral of King Fuad of Egypt Arrives in Cairo
Cairo reports the corpse of King Fuad, aged 68, arrived at Abdin Palace after dying yesterday. The monarch will be buried tomorrow as 6 year old Crown Prince Farouk is proclaimed king. The line of succession follows the late king’s passing in the royal residence.
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Fuad
Abdin Palace
Corre
Aitipet
Vila Country
Ventorday Fuad
Farouk
Doris Dudley Tries Death After Quarrel With Admirer
New York reports an 11 year old, Doris Dudley, shot herself in the chest after a quarrel with her admirer, Sidney Kindsley. Police found a note left by Miss Dudley and a theater context ties to her aunt Alde Dudles and upcoming summer performances.
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Toris Tindley
Alde Dudles
Weight
Sidney Kindsley
Iter Burring
Hyaydial
Dudley
Ndt
Gullit Uneater
Kingaley
Wan
Theater Club
Norm Yett
Miss Dudly
Democrat State Convention Calls County Meetings Statewide May 11
Post reads that Democratic county committees will hold meetings May 11 to select delegates for the state convention. It names organizers, central committee members, and anticipated delegations from each county. The notice outlines procedures for electors and delegation to the state convention and names officials overseeing the process.
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Conyoutlan
Lina
Clark
Chatramn Adair
Hostess TQ Demos in Philadelph ia
Mee ot Norden Harrison of Washington, WC attending the arrange mty conference to Whil anaiphin. wants a pleased expression reflecting her atiat action over plant for the Democratic National convention Shahar hoon designated an official home case for the parties nominating a vision.
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Waanigton
Shaharhoon
Dat Peck Man Hauled In Milwaukee Court
In Milwaukee on April 29 AP reports Arl unwtdd faced charges of speeding on the left side of the street after a stun sign incident. Jonni floite of Fort Stech Mont was fined $50 and costs by Judge George Page. Holtz protested and Judge Page suspended the fine and remanded custody of the defendant to his bride.
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Milwauken
Jonni Floite
Fort Stech
Mont Wae
George Page
Holtz
Omy Nenesmaan
Page
Probe into Pensions Stopped by Aggressive Crowd
Battle Creek Mich April 29 a pension inquiry in a congressional town hall halted as elderly spectators jeered hissed and demanded adjournment saying you people have cooled off some. Clerical and investigative officials faced hostile interruptions as questions about the Townsend plan were pressed and adjournment was called until tempers cooled.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Townsend
Clare Coffman
Clint Au
Guard in Alabama Mob Gassing Incident Recounted
A mangled report describes a guard in Alabama and a mob attack involving teargas and violence. Key figures include Walter Muta and a woman named Maadwaed, with officials responding as a court case unfolds. The article references a residence, a hospital setting, and a search for suspects amid escalating tensions.
Little Gil Killed by Railway Engine
The 2% year old daughter of Wy dnd Via Willan Karrie wandered into the mounting near here today and was killed by a railway engine. After a search by 29 other persons her father found her body in the Wineciktin railroad adjacent.
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Pingelitte Cul Amit
Willan Karrie
Agion US
Bern
Nonexistent Fortune in Diamonds Sought by Thugs
In Los Angeles April a trio of robbers raided the home of A Gritlin and Kitna, chasing a nonexistent fortune in diamonds. Officers Leberthon and Hlika confronted the intruders who tied up the pair, ransacked the house, and fled as a motorcade of armed patrols arrived. The robbers smashed a wall safe but found nothing of value.
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Ron Mbter
Diamondy
Hleka
Tnalde
Agaed
Forcedo Tla
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