Farm relief bill blasted as bread price ploy by critics
Chicago July 19 The Committee on American Citizenship of the American Harassarla ion today released a report denouncing the farm relief bill as an attempt to raise bread prices for 90 percent of the people to boost profit for a few. The document, signed by F Dumont Smith and four committee members, criticizes the farm board and subsidiaries for a $260 million appropriation and a claimed $20 million loss from private business.
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Chicago
Committee On
Farm Board
Severe electrical storm dampens fires in western Montana
Missoula July 19 reports say a severe storm hit western Montana with rain helping extinguish several wildfires. Over a quarter inch of rain in 24 hours moistened woods and slowed blazes, including the Hogan gulch fire near Lincoln once out of control before the rain. Rain swept across Flathead Bitter Root and Granite valleys and into the Coeur d'Alene valley in Idaho.
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Missoula
Fern Montana
Hogan Gulch
Lincoln
Raihtail
Montana
Flathead, Bitter Root
Granite
Coeur d'Alene Valley
Idaho
Chicago bathers may appear in the nude
Chicago reports Health Commissioner Arnold H. Kegel urging the creation of sun parlors at beaches. He proposes a separate solarum for each gender, offering a naked sunbathing option behind high board fences. The plan aims to let bathers absorb sun without clothing.
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Chicago
Michigan
Arnold H. Kegel
Foxy
Primaries Endanger Norris Rival Scrabble Scandal
In Broken Bow Nebraska on July 19 AP reports a campaign expenditure hearing led by Senator Nye. George W Norris of McCook faces a challenge from a grocer whose ballot filing was rejected as too late. Federal officers search for the grocer and his attorney as Nye probes campaign spending.
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Broken Bow
Neb
George W. Norris
Gerald P. Nye
Senate
McCook
Broken Bowman
Charles A. Goss
State Supreme Court
Goss
Greger
William &. Shuman
North Platte
Nye
Paul Johnson
Norris
Assassination of Lingle Cleared Up Hinted by Foster
Chicago police hinted that statements from Foster may clarify the Lingle killing. Foster, a key figure in the case, returned from California amid a heavy police presence as reporters speculated he spoke. He faced murder charges but not the actual slaying. prosecutors hoped to learn more from him.
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Lingle
Foster
Chicago
South Side
Ateatorneys
California
Northwest bankers urged independence to lift region
Great Falls July 19 Northwest Bancorporation president FE Deck er urged Montana bankers to seek industrial financial and political independence for the Northwest to avoid domination by the East He warned central banking would harm the region Also elected were Harris chief of Park City as president and Ford of Great Falls as vice president plus secretary treasurer Towle of Jelena and several Montana directors were named for the American Bankers Association group and endorsement was given to Francis H Siason for second vice president of the national association
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Great Falls
Northwest
FE. W. Decker
Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis
Northwest Bancorporation
Montana Hawkers’ Association
Decker
B. M. Harris
Park City
Freid
Maurice Duetrichrich
Deer Lodge
Montana
Association
Francis H. Siason
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
National Association
King Carol and His Fair Helen Appear in Public
In Bucharest on July 19 King Carol and Queen Helen rode to a Curtea de Arges memorial for King Ferdinand. The royal couple appeared together publicly for the first time since Carol’s return and appeared to have settled their differences. A private train carried Queen Martie Prince Nichola and Princess Ibeata. Carol called a cab to discuss annulment of Helen’s divorce.
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King Carol
Helen
Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Melen
Curtea de Arges
Ferdinand
Michael
Martie
Nichola
Ibeata
William B. Leeds, Jr
Olive Hamilton
Atlantic City
M. J
Leeds
Xenia
Greece
Prince of Wales Plans U S Visit This Year
London reports in early edition that the Prince of Wales plans a trip to the United States this year. No date is given but The Express says he will travel by airplane and combine the visit with a camping holiday.
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London
Sunday Express
Prince of Wales Ia
United States
Express
Birthday Present Rescue After Boy Found Chained
Detroit AP report details a 10 year old boy named Clifford Meters chained to a post in a basement dungeon by his father John and stepmother Rose. Police freed him after complaints from neighbors. no food or water was found. The father worked nights as a watchman and the boy was confined since June with occasional Saturdays in a basement dungeon for about a year. Authorities searched for the couple as investigative work continued.
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Detroit
Cifford Meters
Omiong
Sergi
Miler Gerou
John
Rose
Clifford
Peters
Record Heat Bakes U S Cities Across Regions
Heat waves drive record highs from New Haven to Baltimore with temperatures reaching 96 in New Haven and 103.1 in Baltimore. Deaths occur in Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia as hot conditions spread from the Pacific to the Rocky Mountains and Dixie.
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Pittsburgh
Tenneylvania
West Virginia
Baltimore
Washington
Mercury
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Missing Miles City Boniface Search In Beartooths
Sheriff Peter Mathies led a large search party through the Emerald Lake area of the Beartooths for Joseph Brath 45 Miles City hotel owner reported missing after leaving Miles City with Frank Gardner and Leater Early for a 10 day Bighorn Cooke City trip. Brath camped near Emerald lake and became separated. Despite all day efforts the search proved fruitless.
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Billings
Peter Mathies
Columbus
Emerald Lake
Beartooth Mountains
Joseph
Brath
Miles City
Frank Gardner
Leater Early
Poderville
Bighorn Mountains
Cooke City
Beartooths
Soviets Forecast Vast Sums For U S Revolt Committee Told
New York July 19 AP Charges by George Bessedovsky former Soviet chargé d affaires at Paris and Tokyo claim Moscow plans to spend vast sums to foment revolution in the United States. Testimony before the house communist investigating committee cited propaganda, strikes, and finances linked to Soviet agencies and alleged Communist aims to control unions and racial groups.
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New York
George Bessedovsky
Paris
Tokyo
Moscow
United States
Special House
Communist
Bessedoveky
Amtorg Company
Car
Soviet Union
John J Leary
Legal Ban on Negro Participation in Texas Primaries
El Paso July 19. Judge Charles A Boynton ruled that the state democratic executive committee acted as private individuals when barring black voters from party primaries. He dismissed Luther Wiley of San Antonio's bid to restrain the Bexar county democratic committee from enforcing instructions to exclude Negroes from voting.
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el Paso
Tex
Democratic Executive
Dudge Charles A Boynton
United States District Court
Luther Wiley
San Antonio
Bexar Eouity Democratic Executive Committee
Weather Outlook With Local Tstorms In Northern Rockies
Generally fair conditions expected in the coming week across the Northern Rocky Mountain region with occasional local thunderstorms. Temperatures are forecast to run above normal.
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Rocky Mountain
Radio Stations of Liquor Runners Raided by Sleuths
Seven men arrested in the seizure of three outlaw radio stations on Long Island were held for hearing August 1 after being charged with defying the Volstead Act and operating unlicensed stations. Twenty-five treasury agents federal radio engineers and deputy sheriffs conducted raids on four homes. Officials said the unlicensed stations were communicating with Scotland aiding ships to transport liquor to the United States.
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New York
Long Island
Treasury
Federal
Scotland
Shipa
Hs United States
Conviction of Hugh Ingersoll affirmed by supreme court
Hugh Ingersoll of Sanders Fork was convicted in Judge Poorman's court of grand larceny for stealing a calf from William Steinbach and sentenced to three years in state prison. The supreme court, with Judge Theodore Lentz writing, affirmed the judgment, rejecting claims of improper testimony, outside influence on jurors, and newly discovered evidence.
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Hugh Ingersoll
Sanders Fork
Poorman
William Steinbach
Theodore Lentz
Galen
Supreme Court
Ingersoll
Loble & Adair
Eeton
Font
I Heywooll
Toomey
St. Madole
Ian
Young extends lead in republican rail road race
Leonard Young holds a 65 vote edge over Mrs Ethel Bielenberg late tonight in the Republican nomination contest for railroad and road commissioner. With 14 precincts uncounted, Young led 2087 to 12922 as statewide canvass boards push to finish by July 30. Other contests included Congressman Evans leading Monaghan in the First District Democratic race and Miles Javanaugh near a Republican Supreme Court nomination count in Montana.
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Leonard Young
Ted
Ethel Marcum Dirlenberg
Tranvassing Boards
Bielenhere
Associated Press
Young
Mis Bielenberns
John M. Evans
Missoula
Fusepa F Managhan
Butte
Evans
Monaghan
Girl Thought Dead Returns, Knocks From Coffin
In Mey no July 18 at Jalisco, Petrona Corada a five year old girl believed dead startled family and mourners by knocking inside her coffin during burial rites. Doctors had declared her dead but she reemerged and stood up unable to explain the cause of her sudden revival.
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Juan de Los Lagoa
Jalisco
Meyno
Petrona Corada
Train hits abandoned car injuring fifty eight in Elizabeth
Elizabeth N J July 19 AP fifty eight people were injured at least six critically when a Pennsylvania express from Philadelphia to New York struck an abandoned automobile at De Hart Place South Elizabeth derailing the engine and two coaches which plunged down an embankment. The wreck halted with no stop at South Elizabeth or Elizabeth two hours later police arrested three occupants of the car and sought a fourth driver for questioning after the vehicle crossed a station guard and the occupants fled when the oncoming train appeared.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
New York
de Hart Place
South Elizabeth
James William Allcroft
A. N. Allott
William McNair
Acros
Z. L. Gaitney
Negotiations in Strike Resume at Butte Labor Row
July 19 reports say an agreement was drafted and negotiations resumed between employers and striking unions in Butte. The dispute arose from a wage cut plan, with teamsters facing 25 to 50 cent daily reductions and machinists $1. Clerks were dismissed after non union teamsters handled deliveries, risking a return to normal business by Monday.
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Butte
Labor
Criva Wea
Teamsters
Thefr
Humanitarian killer arrested in Durango murder case
Carlos Peres, called a humanitarian killer, was arrested in Gomec Palacio Durango on July 19 and to be tried for the murder of his insane brother Marcos. He allegedly shot Marcos to relieve suffering on the order of their father, Jose Peraz, a wealthy cotton planter.
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Gomec Palacio
Durango
Mexico
Carlos Peres
Marcos
Jose Peraz
Life and Property Losses By Asiatic Storm Reported
Tokyo reports 43 dead and many injured as Asiatic storm sweeps Loo rhowlands Kunghia Island and Korea. Velocity over 100 miles an hour. 70 killed on Kiashiu with 37 in Nagasaki and 17 in Fukuoka prefectures. Officials tally 4,000 injured and 100 missing. damage up to 100,000,000 yen.
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Tokyo
Loorhowlands
Kunghia
Japan
Korea
Nagasaki
Fukuoka Prefecture
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