America Drawn Into Civil Struggle in Revolt Fear
Berlin reports fear that a German debt moratorium proposed at Chequers by Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtis would be seen as a move to avert domestic upheaval. The plan faces opposition from hard critics who warn it could threaten the republic and worsen economic distress. In parallel, a body identified as Mrs Florence Mendenhall was found in shallow water off Tokenoke near Darien.
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Berlin
Bruening
Curtis
Chequers
republic
Monster MacDonald
Henderson
Wall
BRODY POUND
Empire Builder Wreck After Storm Kills One, Injures Many
A tornado struck the Great Northern Empire Builder near Fattee, Illinois, tipping the coach train from tracks. One passenger died and more than 25 were injured as wreckage lay 115 feet from the rails. A passenger is carried away for medical aid.
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Chicago
Enmpire Builder
Great Northern railroad
Fatee
haggare
rata
Plane blaze near Copalis saves two. two perish
Pilot Kurtzer ordered two passengers to cling to the wings as he skylined the aircraft toward the water to land near the Copalis coast. The craft caught fire and was badly damaged after landing, with two passengers dying and two others escaping with injuries. Reynolds Stewart and Lana Sullivan of Seattle helped, while Miss Brehm survived with minor injuries.
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Copalis
Lana Suliver
Seattle
Kultver
nadie
Stewart Chretenson
Seat-te
Miss Brehm
Kuntzedale
Seattie
Credt
Kurtzer
Chicago officer victim of lad driven off his nut
A Chicago Tribune story recounts a patrolman’s account of a student gang incident at John Marshall High School. The youth describes drawing a gun, firing twice, and wounding the officer. The narration references bloodstains and a pool room scene as officials investigate the events.
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CHICAGO
thede
andlal
todas
Edward Smith
Verner Corry
Tohn Marshall high school
Poison Plot Alleges Woodrow Wilson Target at Paris Peace
New York May 31 The story alleges a plot to poison Woodrow Wilson while he attended the Paris peace conference. The tale cites a decoded message found by Major Herbert Yardley head of the American Black Chamber in World War I. The author claims the message uncovered the plan during service with the peace commission in Paris.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Pilotless Airplane 15 Flown Over Houston
A pilotless monoplane was flown successfully by radio control from another plane at Houston municipal airport. Inventor Robert J. Autrey of Los Angeles announced he was completely satisfied with the results.
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Houston
Texas
Robert J. Autrey
Los Angeles
Canada to Abandon Airmail Service
Ottawa May 31. Premier R B Bennett announced plan to cancel all mail services in Canada at an early date due to heavy deficits in postal operation. The decision will affect national and international mail operations as the government seeks to reduce losses.
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Ottawa
Ont
R. B. Bennett
Canada
Great Britain Abbey Hosts Service for Negroes Only
London May 31 UP For the first time in history members of the London branch of the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks gathered in Westminster Abbey for a service exclusive to Negroes about 50 attendees in white coats and evening clothes. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Frederick Lewis Donaldson canon of Westminster and the service emphasized brotherhood across ages and nations.
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London
Panamaster Abbey
Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Hafors
Parliament square
Abbey
Frederick Lewis Donaldann
Westminster
Rescue ship captain tells of saving Harvard people
Oakland May 11 fog that caused the Harvard to crash at Point Arguellin also spurred a rapid rescue. The San Anselmo led the first vessels to reach the Harvard's side as Captain Ganl Adolph M Wennerlund recounted waking his radio operator to obtain a position fix. He described full speed pursuit to aid the stricken ship and noted had it not been for the fog the operator would have slept through the night.
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HARVARD
Oakland
Ganl Adolph M Wennerlund
San Anselmo
wessel
Point Arguelin
San Francisco
speerl
theta
fox
Ten Hurt In Panic In New York Subway
New York May 21 A subway train returning from Coney Island halted after a short circuit caused vivid flashes. Ten people were slightly injured during a rush for exits as panic spread among the passengers in the halted car.
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NEW YORK SUBWAY
New York
Coney Island
Pool Ruomin Bronx Scene of Fatal Tilt
New York May 31. One man was killed and four wounded in a shooting affray at a Bronx pool room this afternoon. Gunmen entered the place and fired on a group of 12 men in what police describe as a flare up over a small gambling racket.
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New York
Tex breaks down as Paris says she must leave
Havre France May 31 Far from Broadway tights Tegan’t Guinan traveling night club hostess nearly collapsed from detention strain in the Hotel Transatlantique patrolled by French police and detectives She is worn out with strain and a splitting headache director Bunny Weldon says she cannot see anyone Miss Guinan and her troupe of 39 Broadway belles must leave France without performing in Paris, according to Director Mourier of the Generale Surete.
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Havre
France
Broadway
Tegan't Guinan
Mourier
Generale Surete police
ministry of the interior
Paris
Miss Guinan
Firemen Injured Battling Blaze at Omaha Lumber Yard
Omaha May 31 Fifteen firemen were hurt none seriously while fighting flames at the J B Watkins Lumber company yard. Damage placed at 50000 with a neighboring hay barn and one reside damaged. Fire of undetermined origin. The blaze was under control tonight.
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Omaha
freman
J. B. Watkins Lumber company
19 Deaths Charged to Murderess in Polyon Case
Chicago May 31 AP A total of 19 deaths are being investigated in connection with murder charges against Margaret Summers a rooming house proprietor Coroner Herman Bundesen said today The deaths were lodgers and relatives of the woman who is already linked to four slayings Additional names came from canvassing the homes Summers has lived in since coming to Chicago from Ipswich Virginia Each death was entered to the woman s family record as alleged by officials
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Chicago
pollyon
Margaret Summers
Herman N. Bundesen
Huge Bond Issue Games June 18
Washington announces the treasury will issue 800 million dollars of long term 1 3/8 percent bonds on June 18 to retire 589 million dollars of certificates of indebtedness and reduce short term debt. The move follows a deficit exceeding four billion dollars and aims to retire certificates by 1946.
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Washington
treasury
bowd
Melton
Tie
Jone
Berlin Zone Swept by Fearful Storm
Berlin Massachusetts endured a severe thunderstorm with torrential rain and hail. Trees were uprooted roofs ripped off and houses set afire by lightning. The five hour storm injured many as weekend visitors fled crowds at railroad stations and 100 boats were captured on nearby lakes.
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Berlin
Catholics in Scotland Scarred by May Day Assaults
Glasgow May 31. Several persons were seriously injured today in attacks linked to the annual May Catholic procession across Lanarkshire. Catholic and non Catholic factions clashed in multiple locations.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Lanarkshire
Shaw mocks Saint Joan sparks Catholic protest
London May 31. Catholic priests protest Bernard Shaw speech on Saint Joan of Arc after he claimed the heroine lacked appeal. Franchy Woodlock denounces the BBC for allowing Shaw to air his views, calling the remarks impudent and unseemly. He fears the commentary could reach Rouen and offend Catholics.
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BERNARD SHAW
London
George Bernard Shaw
Joan of Ave
tolay
Franchy Woodlock
Nad sald
Hollywood
Wondlock
British Broadcasting company
Joan of Arc
Jess
Shaw
Rouen
Catholic Action clubs in Italy faced dissolution orders
Rome May 31 AP The Catholic Action movement across Italy was nearing dissolution by Premier Mussolini officials said the action could still be avoided if Vatican approval arrived. Many clubs were to be closed tonight affecting about 500 990 members and up to 16000 members of the organization. The American ambassador John W Garrett might be asked to file a protest with Foreign Minister Count Edward Hearn head of the Knights of Columbus said he would seek action tomorrow.
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Rome
Mussolini
Catholic Action Rociets
Italy
John W Garrett
Edward Hearn
Knights of Columbus
Ambassador Garrett
Pope Defends Education Policy Amid Fascist Attacks
Vatican City May 31 AP Pope Pius XI defended his education policy and warned that recent events show a moral collapse by fascists. He cited the Vatican concordat as guiding solution and lamented damage to Christian and civil education. He marked his birthday as sad and noted schools that have not progressed in education.
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POPE
Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XI
Vaniecan
Rome
Italy
St Charles College Holds 21st Commencement at Gym
An audience of parents relatives and clergy attended Mt St Charles College gym for the 21st commencement. Monsignor George J Finnegan offered pontifical mass at the Cathedral of St Helena with Rev Father Sullivan delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Dr Norbert C Wolf president blessed the senior flag and noted its future unfurling next September replacing the 1930 colors.
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to Helena
Mt. St. Charles college
George J. Finmigah
Helena
Cathedral of St Helena
J Sullivan
Townsend
Mt. St. Charles
Father Sullivan
Norbert C. Wolf
Byrd Stands By As 100 Goes To Rest
Tyloo the fox terrier that accompanied Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd to Little Amartca in the Antarctic was buried today as Byrd and his son Richard Jr stood beside the grave. The interment took place at Pine Ridge cemetery a dogs burying ground overlooking the Charlas river valley.
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Dedham
Mass
Tyloo
Richard E. Byrd
Little Amartca
antarctic
Byrd
Richard, Jr
Pine Ridge
Charlas river
Evans Obsequies in Butte Wednesday
Butte May 31 general services for L. O. Evans a general contractor for the Anaconda Copper Mining company and associated industries who died at Los Angeles yesterday will be held here at 11 o clock Wednesday morning. The body is expected to arrive Tuesday.
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Butta
General services
L. O. Evans
Anaconda Copper Mining company
associated industries
Los Angeles
Montana girl falls before Illinois transit in Chicago
Irene Kikkart 19 of Rapelje Montana was critically injured in Chicago when she was struck by a train after stepping onto or near an Illinois Central Interurban while traveling to visit friends in Lansing, Illinois.
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Chicago
Irene Kikkart
Rapelje
Mont
Lansing
Commencement Address Delivered by Dennis Dellwo
Dennis A. Dellwo of Charlo a Lake County representative and Democratic floor leader delivered the commencement day address.
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Dennis A. Dellwo
Charlo
house of representatives
Lake county
demo eratic
Knights of Columbus protest over Italian playground closures
Martin J. Carmody supreme knight says he will forward a protest to the Italian government concerning the closing of Knights of Columbus playgrounds in Italy. If denied, a meeting of the national board of trustees will decide next steps as the group seeks reopenings. The organization, based in the United States and owning six playgrounds in Italy, represents a $700,000 investment. Carmody, a Grand Rapids, Michigan resident, spoke at a banquet marking the lodge’s 25th anniversary.
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Decatur
Ind
Martin J. Carmody
the
Knights of Columbus
national board of trustees
arepa
Carmody
Iam
Knights of Columbus of America
Investment
United States
dwag and hen
Italy
Grand Rapids
Mich
Maniac husband kills two children and wounds wife
In Portland Oregon on May 21, 83 year old ex seaman TH Ormond is accused of asphyxiating his two children Ira 7 and Dean 6 at a kitchen range and stabbing his wife Helen Salanda Ormond as she fled. Neighbors awakened by screams saw Ormond in a nightgown chasing his wife across the street before police jail him.
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Portland
Ore
TH. Ormond
Ormond
Helen Salanda Ormond
Ira Ormond
dean Ormond
Reds in Jail After Riot in Youngstown
Youngstown Ohio May 31 Police and communists clashed during Youth Day celebrations leaving 12 injured and several demonstrators under arrest. Authorities detained a dozen minors and others in juvenile custody as the city quieted.
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Youngstown
Ohio
i nJuries
Paul Lydon
Circle Farmer Slain After Party Near Circle
Nick Seba, a 2A unmarried farmer five miles west of Circle, was shot to death at his home. A man fled in the victim’s car. Authorities pursued clues as a coroner and autopsy began. A rifle lay near the body and weapon wreckage noted at the scene. Police reported the suspect and accomplices were intoxicated yesterday.
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Circle
Nick Sebapary
Schapary
vie Hhla
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