Cardinal Gaspari Talks With Mussolini On Crisis
Rome June 2 AP Sec ret negotiations to break the deadlock between the Holy See and the Italian state are in progress. Cardinal Gasparri, who helped sign the Lateran Treaty, met Mussolini through papal secretary of state. The talks remain shrouded in mystery as observers note the aged statesman’s continued post and possible recall.
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JOHN EVANS
Rome
Holy See
Cardinal Gasparri
Premiser Muossolini
Gasperri
Itato
panal macio
Tome fn
vatican
White House admits public debt will rise this year by half a billion
Washington reports President Hoover and cabinet indicate the national debt will increase by about 400 to 500 million for the current fiscal year. Officials say savings of 11.19 million and 20 million are possible in the year’s budget, while Navy spending is under review to curb expenditures. The administration notes a deficit around 900 million, with 440 million due to mandatory redemptions, as talks continue to trim the remaining gap.
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Washington
Maeeover
Waite House
sen
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senarment
Navy Neve
Jloover
navy department
Rapidan
Brake shoe discoveries spark NP probe into car tampering
Glendive reports two brake shoes found on rails near Huntley as Northern Pacific agents investigate suspected tampering with the gasoline electric car running between Glendive and Forsyth. Conductor J McQuarty observed the shoes before the train passed the scene. one found Saturday and another Sunday as the line recently replaced a local train.
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Glendive
Northern Pacific special
Forsyth
J. McQuarty
Huntley
Baby Boy Hit by Car in Anaconda Incident
Three year old Anaconda boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Furshong, was struck by a car driven by Carl Lindstrom and injured probably fatally. Witnesses say the child ran onto the street in front of the vehicle near Fort Harriston.
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Anaconda
Charles
Joseph EF. Furshong
atruck
Carl W. Lindstrom
Tl Hero Farahong
veterans’ Noapital
Fort Harriston
ellena
Clark bound over for trial but court allows bail
Los Angeles June 2 David H Clark former deputy district attorney bound over to the superior court for trial on charges of murder of Charles H Crawford political boss and Herbert Spencer former newspaper man He was admitted to 100000 bail The crowded courtroom resounded with cheers as Municipal Judge Carl Sturzenacker admitted the accused to 100000 bail Meanwhile veterans marked ballots with Clark as a candidate for municipal judge The judge said he held him for trial in superior court on murder charges Continued on Page 3
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Los Angeles
David H. Clark
superior court today
Charles H. Crawford
politica
Herbert Spencer
anda
Carl BR
Sturzenacker
vetera
Clark
Presbyterians Resist Leaving Federal Council Despite Criticism
The Pillsburgh assembly of the Presbyterian Church debated the birth control report by the Federal Council and voted to stay in the council while criticizing its stance. A minority urged withdrawal, arguing the council harms church integrity, while the majority urged continued support to influence the council and avoid wider implications. The assembly also instructed silence on morality questions until further discussion with constituents.
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ELLIS RAWNALEY Pillsburgh
Padune
Perlery Council of Churches of Christ
Ament
general assembly
Presbyterial
charels
U.S. A
federal council
nn acon
govern assembly
Albanes
Nev
Harrison
Chapman
St. Petersburg
Fla
Corwin
Re Suth
Los Angeles
Three Texas Guinan dancers escape detention in Paris
Three of Texas Guinan's dancing girls Evelyn Martin Norma Taylor and Manel Schwartz slipped from their detention hotel in Paris with special police in pursuit. They were last seen with Pietro Crespi a 26 year old Dallas cotton merchant at the Hotel Frascati. Miss Guinan and the remaining party members faced restricted departure while authorities searched for the absentees.
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ADELAIDE KARR flarre
France
Texas
Evelyn Martin
Norma Taylor
Manel Schwartz
Guitan
Anna Boleyn
Anne Erkiell
Miss Boleyn
Miss Erkdoll
Frascati
Pietro Crespi
Dallas
Miss Guinan
Parls
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Declines AF of L Affiliation
Howrton Texas hosts the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen triennial convention. The group decided not to join the American Federation of Labor despite an invitation from AFL president William Green.
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Howrton
Texaa
Brotherhood of Railroad
American Federation of Labor
tar federation i
William Green
Murder of a physician in revenge in Brooklyn
In New York on June 2, assailants entered the Brookyn mansion of Dr. George Edward Deely, a 58 year old bachelor, and stabbed him to death on an oriental rug after a failed strangling attempt in his sleep. Police Commissioner Mulrooney led detectives in a revenge motive case and pursued several suspects including a Filipino chauffeur named Semphilfo and a servant known as George, while a lengthy list of former domestics was checked for links to the physician.
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New York
Brooklyn
George Edward Deely
Edward P Mulrooner
Semka Simplitfo
Simpheio
Wr. Meety
TDoelv
George
physican
varions times
Refugees Flee Red Armies in Northwestern China
Large numbers of refugees arrive in Nankow and nearby towns fleeing Red Army and bandit bands in northwestern China. They recount tales of horror and widespread suffering as they seek safety.
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CHINA
Nankow
Governors hear crisis on jobless numbers and tax ideas
At French Lick Indiana Governor Albert C Ritchie warns that five to eight million unemployed threaten social order and fuel communist arguments. He suggests if prohibition returns to states excise taxes could replace federal income taxes easing tax burdens on capital labor and agriculture during the conference.
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French Lick
Ind
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Church Union Plan Abandoned in Presbyterian Vote
Montreal N C July 2 The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States tonight voted to drop all negotiations for an organic union with other Presbyterian and Reformed bodies in the United States.
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Montreal
N.C
Crueral Assembly
the
Presbyterian Church
United States
Toy gun used in bank robbery in Frisco
San Francisco on June 2 a toy pistol was used by John O'Shaughnes to rob the Humboldt Bank of America branch and flee with 1800 dollars. He was captured entering a theater after three blocks. He was charged with robbery.
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San Francisco
John O'Shaughnes
Humboldt
Bank of America
Ife
Helena High to graduate 113 seniors at Algeria Temple
Helena High School prepares to graduate 113 seniors from the 1931 class tomorrow evening at Algeria Shrine Temple. Principal Albert ot. Roberts oversaw the completion of the program for the 48th annual exercise. Superintendent Robert O. Myans will preside as students march in to the high school orchestra. Rev Henry Daniels will pronounce the benediction, with two musical numbers and Brooks of Intermountain Union College delivering the commencement address titled What is that in My Hand.
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HELENA HIGH SCHOOL
ALGERIA
the
Helens high school
Albert ot. Roberts
Algeria Shrine temple
Varents
Robert O. Myans
high Kebcal orchestra
TP. Reinshagen
Henry Jr. Daniels
renlor
St. Peter's Episcopal church
fivst
MaryJorie Miles
Brooks
Wendell
Intermountain Union college
Ormson Killed Himself After Wounding Wife
In Missoula a man identified as J. Ormson shot his wife Mrs Tosapl Ormson, then killed himself. Ormson, who had arrived from Seattle, told his brother by phone Sunday he planned to take his own life. He warned his brother he knew his spouse drank and doubted he would commit that act. Mrs R Parker of Ray, North Dakota, mother of Mrs Ormson, arrived today.
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Missoula
Tosapl
Ormson
Seattle
Mra. R. Parker
Ray, N. D
Mra. Ormson
Thousands of hungry children in Los Angeles zone
June 2 report from Mia Jamen K Lytle, board of education member and 10th district PTA president, says free lunch and milk funds are exhausted. She cites $64,659 spent since January and calls for donations to sustain child welfare work as thousands of meals and milk are provided daily to tens of thousands of children.
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LOS ANGELES
Ten
chldren
Mia
Jamen K. Lytle
board of education
Teaenorse congtona
P.T. A
I-T. A
Keen
Gay Boy 97 Weds Young Maid of 68 in Los Angeles
Civil War veteran Sgt Vick Mowry Cofield, 97, obtained a marriage license to wed 63 year old Etta Innena Schuster in Los Angeles. Cofield, a Sawtelle veteran resident, joked about age and mobility while discussing his forthcoming union.
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Los Angeles
vick Mowry Cofield
xpry
Etta Innena Schuster
Cnfield sar
Treland
Umon
Sawtelle
Tennessee House Opens Impeachment Probe of Governor Tiortin
Nashville June 2 The Tennessee House of Representatives began consideration of eight articles of impeachment against Governor Henry H Tiortin. The proceedings mark a formal probe into alleged misconduct and abuse of power, with party alignments shaping the debate.
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HOUSE
TENNESSEE
Nashville
Tenn
Henry H. Tiortin
Tennessee house of representatives
Hearst urges large public debt to boost prosperity
William Randolph Hearst, head of the Hearst papers, called in a radio address for the government to borrow 3 billion dollars to revive prosperity. He argued against tax-based debt reduction and proposed increased public works and employment to raise incomes, enabling eventual repayment of the loan, even with moderate taxation.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst newspapers
Montana Supreme Court hears highway debenture measure arguments
The Montana Supreme Court heard four hours of oral argument on the legality of a 6 million dollar highway debenture plan funded by a five cent gasoline tax. The case, brought by Arps and Cottle of Augusta, seeks an injunction to stop the state treasurer from selling the debentures. The court noted a prior ruling on the election method and anticipated a decision on constitutional compatibility and related statutes.
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MONTANA SUPREME COURT
Augusta
supreme court
Raymond T. Nagle
Arps
Cotte
Chicago Defaults Bonds as Tax Reforms Loom
The Chicago area faces a bond default of 81,899,400 in Cook County bonds due to funds shortfall. Mayor Cermak seeks legislative relief as lenders press for tax reform. A 1928 reassessment delayed tax collections, leaving county coffers $240,000,000 short and signaling potential further defaults.
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Chicago
Cook County
Anton J. Cermak
Springfield
state tax commission
etg ane
Price of liquor in Ontario to rise with new scale
Toronto June 2. The Manor contra board announced a new price scale for liquor to be furnished under vendors Thursday morning. Prices for all spirits will be higher, beer prices will drop slightly, and empty beer bottles will be worth less.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Manor contra board
New Jersey Parties Move Toward Liquor Liberalization
In Trenton on June 2, both Democratic and Republican state conventions adopted platforms calling for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and return of liquor control to states. Democrats urged further steps toward to Ubernization of the Volstead Act and repeal of the state enforcement act to permit sale of light wines and beer.
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Trenton
N. J
talay
Nine and ten year olds smash toy bank and flee toward Shalina
Kansas City July report details a nine year old boy and a ten year old girl who seized savings from toy banks to buy fare and a patel for protection. They fled Denver toward Shalina Missouri, reached Jackson County detention home after 106 miles and sought lodging with a family who alerted police. Their mother in Denver planned to travel and meet them, while the runaways hoped to be taken to Sholbia.
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Tune
patel
Kay Mayfield
Martha
Denver
Shalina
Jack- Kom county
Sholbina
Denvar
ade Sholbia
runswaye
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