Fed reserve graft claim sparks bipartisan House push
Representative McFadden of Pennsylvania urged abolition of the Federal Reserve, calling it a corrupt institution. He linked Kreuger’s international dealings to financial turmoil, claiming Germany paid 125,000,000 marks in a 1920s operation. The report notes continued discussion and a continuation on page 10.
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Washington
N.7
Mcfadden
House
Federal Reserve Banking System
Mmopollen
Hones Hanile Caninittes
Onttack Om
Haaver
Kreuger
Sw Fnilte
Ivar Kreuger
Riouior
Weaver
Krenger
Germany
Frook
Ron McFadden
Farm Board Faces Budget Cuts and Reorganization
Report outlines drastic reductions as appropriations committee proposes eliminating 1,000 dollars for nonoperational expenses and capping year end balances. The plan would reduce the Farm Board’s total funding to about 558,000 dollars and cut staff and activities, with Sen Rye urging abolition of the board.
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Washington
Reape Appropriations Committee
Milo
Dallan
Seus Aheen
Rye
DP. B.D
Two Taken for Part in Extortion Plot
New York police report an extortion plot with multiple suspects involved. William Dutt, 18, and Damon Garlivle were arrested after a scheme to coerce payment of 20,900 dollars to prevent harm to a son and daughter tied to a Standard Oil executive. Authorities name Arthur John Traynor and others in connections to the plan.
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New York
Willam
Dutt
Queens
Janes A. Alni
Tett
Standard “011
New Jersey
Pegey
Damon Uarlivle
Camheinid Naped
Arthur John Traynor
Dutto
Gaya
Renoklyan Haanial
Montana Guard Encampment Opens Here Today
The Montana National Guard announces the opening of encampment events. The first contingent from the northern and central region will arrive by special troop trains over the Great Northern at 9 16. A second contingent from the east will appear at 2 this afternoon via the Northern Pacific. Units will gather at the State Armory on North Jackson, with transportation by truck to the campo. Commander Williams will oversee operations.
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Montana National Guard
Vinita
Tafanory
Erickson
Helena
Ted Tre
Deere
Mudes
Northeven
Montana
Great Northern
Telona Company
Gombye
North Jackson
Koovelock
Wieams
Priest Donates Food for Veterans Barred Reds Demand
Washington January 10. The capital's 19 000 bonus veterans roam from stockpiled food funded by a $7 000 treasury lift with $4 000 gift from Father Charles Be caught in Detroit. They demand Red informers be removed from camps and Brigadier General Pelham D. Giniferd administers. Red Cross will supply board food stock and veterans leaders order camp cleanup and health controls to curb filth and disease.
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CV. Williamson
Washington
Jana
Charles BE
Caughtin
Detroit
Redin
Pelham D. Ginerferd
Glassford
Red Cross
Health Department
Amy tells tale of flight to Il Duce after Rome visit
Mia Amelia Earhart finishes two day Rome stay and recounts an Atlantic flight from Harbor Grave to Londonderry to Premier Miscolli Crown Prince Humbert and the crown princess She plans to return home next week.
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Amy
Sture
Mia Amelia
Earhart
Rome
TM Harbor Grave
Londonderry
Miscolli
Humbert
Bozeman Man Fatally Shoots Himself After Rotary Event
June 19 report from Horveman states Robert Bennion of Bozeman shot and killed himself in a family room at home. He died minutes later in a hospital. The note he left was not released. Bennion, son of Fred Bennion, district Rotary leader, arrived in Bozeman after attending a Rotary district convention in Missoula.
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Horveman
Robert* Benton
Soen
Oita
Fred Bennion
Fa. Riate Jondrr
Ageanta
Litateri
Montana Bounty
Bozeman
Kaliswell
Missoula
Fred Bennison
Robert Bennion
Bazaman
Florence
A. GC. Taylor
State College Extension
Harvie
Women's clubs reaffirm stance at day act convention
Seattle June 10 The Federation of Women's Clubs reaffirmed support for the 418th amendment and endorsed a party platform split. It urged immediate adherence to the world court protocol and Kellogg pact to both national conventions. Mrs. Arnen Morrison Panta of Brockton, Mass., called for a stronger antiwar and river regulation stance.
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Seattle
Jine
Federation
Hafora
Senate
Kellogg
Wall
Eluha
Arnen Morrison Panta
Hrockton, Maan
Idaho Democrats to Back Roosevelt at National Convention
The Idaho state convention instructed their delegation to cast full votes for Franklin D Roosevelt at the national convention. It named 24 delegates to carry the votes to Chicago in June.
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Dako Democrats
Gov
Roosevelt
Webner
Idaho
Idaho Democratic Atnte Conven
Ta Mitra
Ppranklin
D. Roonevelt
Compromise talks at Lausanne tense and unsettled
Fragmentary OCR describes tense talks on war debts and disarmament at Lausanne. Reports note European leaders negotiating hidden compromises ahead of decisions with Prime Minister and French premier amid demands for drastic action if needed. Continued discussion appears on page 10.
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Tun Affatra
Tammany Martonalet Gove
Edoeunra Urricot
France
Old Bow Frauen
Great Britain
League of Nationa
Brittiah
Beulah
Prowler Herriot
Thalia Republican Convention Elects State Leader
The Thalia Republican convention met today and elected Senator William Tanith to head the delegation to the national convention. The body adopted a platform opposing prohibition and encouraging reform.
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Wiliam Tanith
Relief Bill Passes Senate In Six Hours
Washington June 10 A bi partisan Senate approved a $300000000 unemployment relief bill by a 73 to have few details left. The measure provides for state advances based on population and now goes to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
SEA BINGHAM WILL BATTLE PROHIBITION
Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut announced on the eve of his departure for the Republican convention in Chicago that he sought a modification plan in the party platform. He favored a Tepeal declaration and aimed to shape the prohibition stance.
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Washington
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Chicago
Lindbergh Baby Case: Taxi Driver Arrested in New Rochelle
Englewood New Jersey June 11. A taxicab driver with a criminal record, Ernest Brinkert, 20, was seized in the Lindbergh murder hunt after Violet Sharpe, a Morrow household servant, died by poison. Brinkert’s arrest followed Sharpe’s fourth questioning about the infant’s night disappearance. Police traced Brinkert to New Rochelle, New York and Westchester authorities apprehended him. Investigators weigh his possible link to the ransom payment to Dr. John F. Condon.
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Englewood
N. J
Lindbergh
Morrow
Ernest Brinkert
New Rochelle
N. Y
Violet Sharpe
Waitres
Dwight Morrow
Miss Sharpe
Pollee
Brinkert
Westchester County
John F. Condon
New York
City
Dr. Condon
Flood Conditions Hit Bainville Treasures Tate Area
Bainville Montana reports rising flood danger as cloudbursts flood the northeast section, water depths exceed three feet in streets and one foot in Thurador's ford, with cattle drowned northwest of town. Telephone lines and roads disrupted by washouts.
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Bainville
Mant
McCabe
Thurador
I, the American Taxpayer, Insist On Being Heard
Public letter from a taxpayer complains of government waste and burden on citizens. The author laments lavish spending, urges officials to tighten budgets, and insists taxpayers be heard before more measures are imposed. He calls for accountability and fiscal responsibility.
Missing Woman Found in River Near Glasgow
Glasgow June 10 The body of a woman tentatively identified as Mrs Otis Barr about 25 was found in the Missouri River south of Glasgow by a boy. Mrs Barr vanished from a river island home two weeks ago after her husband said she attacked him and appeared insane. The body was found roughly 50 miles downstream from the Barr home and officers plan to recover it with heavy rains complicating the search.
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Glasgow
Otis Barr
Missouri River
Glasgow Foday
Business women in session in Butte Montana
In Butte on June 10 one hundred delegates from 14 Montana cities opened the Montana convention of the Business and Professional Women's clubs. Mrs Dorothy Gray Johnson of Billings presided as Miss Emily Kneubu hl national executive secretary from New York attended and spoke on social and political reforms achieved by women in the last two decades.
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Hutte
Montana
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Dorothy Gray Johnson
Billings
Emily Kneubuhl
New York
Prohibition Factions Debate VP Gossip at GOP Convention
In Chicago on June 10 the Republican camp debated a prohibition plank as delegates prepare for next Tuesday's national convention. Rumors centered on Hoover's 1932 running mate with talk of renominating Curtis if a dry plank appears. Names mentioned include Dickinson, Coolidge, Roosevelt of the Philippines, Dawes, Fuller, and McNary amid administration chatter.
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Chicago
Hoover
Washington
Curtis
L. J. Dickinson
Towa
Cugtla
Calvin Coolidge
Theodore Roosevelt
Philippines
Charles G. Dawes
Alvan T. Fuller
Mass
McNary
Oregon
Alaskan Boy Editor Drowns in River
William Alfred Moore, 13, editor of the Chitina Herald, drowned after slipping from a log into Copper River while playing with companions. He and his brother were sons of Mr and Mrs A E Moore who published the weekly paper. He had just graduated from Chitina grade school.
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Malta
Willian
Alfred Moore
Chitina Herald
Bra
A. E. Moore
Chitin
Evidence in Means Case Is Closed In Guggenheim Testimony
Washington, AP report states testimony in the Gaston B Meigs trial for larceny and embezzlement of 101000 from Mee Evelyn Walsh Morown ended without defense evidence. Col Robert M Guggenheim said he was asked to take delivery of the kidnapped son of Colonel and Mrs Charles Lindbergh. Robert Pieming, a Maryland real estate man, testified he arranged an appointment between Guggenheim and Means through Lindbergh’s friendship as intermediary. He added Mrs McLean’s note, estranged from the publisher of the Washington Poet, was never mentioned during negotiations.
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Washington
Gaston B. Meigs
Evelyn Walsh Morown
Slinghison Stree
Robert M. Guggenheim
Charles A. Joindbergh
Robert Pieming
Fdgemoor
Guggenheim
Means
Heraess
Lindbergh
McLean
Akron May Start On Return Voyage Today
San Francisco June 10 AP weather conditions permitting the Akron dirigible will begin its return voyage to Lakehurst New Jersey from its West Coast base. The ship may depart tomorrow morning if winds permit.
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AKRON
San Francisco
Dune
Dirigibla Akron
Waekl
Ajrahip
Lakehurst
Shanyiate
Tonture Row
Honduran Rebels and Loyalists clash in battle
June 10 in Guatemala City reports say Honduran government troops under General Justo Umana engaged revolutionary forces led by Diaz Zelaya in a two hour battle. About 60 men, mostly rebels, were reported killed or wounded in the fighting near Barrancas and Copan, with chaos and heavy casualties described.
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Tsuatemala City
Justo Umana
Barrancanene Copan
Viberia Diaz Zelaya
Nere
Seta
Netion
Irish and British Fail to Agree on Oath to King
London June 10 91 AD British and Irish leaders failed to reach accord on an oath to the king at Downing Street talks. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Irish Free State leader Éamon de Valera remained divided as the conference adjourned with plans to reconvene in Dublin.
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Alvin Tablman
London
Seeonetin Preland
Hetty
Commonwealth
Chai
Vian
Nan Wilt
Fy Peo
Oarnant
Ellos
Mres
Banvon de Valera
Petmo Alin
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