New President of France Self Made by Horatio Alger Hero
Paris June 11 AP Horatio Alger like rise to power for Mawl Doumer, son of a railway section boss, who becomes the 13th president of the French third republic. From apprentice engraver to educator, journalist, and politician, Doumer’s career spans colonial service and parliament before presidency.
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Hudron Hawley
Associated Press
Paris
Horatio Alger
France
Mawl Doumer
Aristide Briand
Joaded
Poumer
Taft
United States
Tach
Doumer
Indo-China
Philippines
Douber
Vounier
Third
French Republic
China
Ife
Chamber of Deputies
Omatch
Armand Pallivres Tay
Chanée la Briand
Frealy
Ishaned
Senate
Uvoumer
Chinese envoy quits over Nanking policy rift in Washington
China’s envoy to the United States resigns citing sympathy with Cantonese interests and disapproval of export munition permits demanded by the Nanking government. He says he cannot aid a war effort against Canton, plans to sail for Canton at month end, and Yung Kwai becomes chargé d’affaires.
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Cinta
Nanking
Washington
China
United States
Chutng-Kai-Shek
Hoover
Stimson
Canton
America
Catan
Yung Kwai
Legation
Tthe Legation
Dual personality linked to oxygen lack says physician
Philadelphia report from June 21 notes Walter Freeman M D at the American Medical Association convention discusses dual personality as possibly caused by oxygen deficiency in the nervous system. He cites brain chemical deficits and suggests some insanity may be treated like scurvy or rickets with integrated medical and nutritional approaches.
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Howand W. Blazeslee
Philadelphia
American Medical Association
Walter Freeman
M.D. Washington
D. G
Freeman
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Washington
Karl H. Langenstrasse
Pharmhcology
Morris Fishtein
Journal of the Association
Augusta School Budget To Be Cut Five Thousand
The Augusta district trustees approve a five thousand dollar reduction in the 1931 32 budget. Expenditures cut include teacher salaries and repairs while two rural schools will be eliminated. All high school and grade teachers are retained except one, with most returning next fall.
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Togothe Maries
Auguste
Wain Peters
Seaber
Pine Phive
Timber Fire Hazard In Yark Country Cleared
In the Yank country of northeastern Lincoln county the timber is very dry raising fire risk. Y Lyman reports overseeing four cadastral crews with strict no smoking rules on the line. Lyman heads one Helena crew of six locals, with Ernest Parlor and TP L Each operating seven men each from Helena.
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Yark
Lincoln County
Y Lyman
Scott Harrison
Lyman
Lintoln County
Helena
Ernest Parlor
TP. L
Yank Country
Corporate filings and tariff hearing notes in Montana and New York
A chaotic OCR excerpt lists several Montana corporation registrations including The Broadway Pharmacy of Willings, Forsyth Mercantile Company, and The Western Capitol Corporation plus State Tax, Inc. of Netena with capital stock details and directors. It also notes a June tariff hearing in Washington where witnesses urged cement duties increases and decreases.
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Varmentte
Anaconda
Miarmiey
Capital Amok
Vemors
Melrath
Sam Nerschfeld
Pla
Fitzmaurica
Broadway
Willings
Capital Stork
Paul Vornhott
Henrietta Vorn~hol
Fred Rixon
Forsyth Mergantile Company
Forsyth
Capitol Stork
J. Kaiser
W. Church
FF. Iaynes
Capitol Atack
M. BR. Gardner
B. ¥. Gardner
J.D. Norton
Washington
Tariff Commission
Albert Mace Dbarnan
New York
Kamper Simpson
Brooklyn
Damages Suit and Flight of Former Singer Figure
In Los Angeles on June 11 attorney William Dunn testified for singer Madame Schumann-Heink and her son Perdinald Sehmmiann, seeking 86 000 dollars over alleged breach of contract with film producer Edwin Carewe. The singers claimed agreed sums for four motion pictures and weekly payments to her son. Meanwhile in San Francisco John J. Fitzgerald, former U S Army sergeant, fled with an estate around 100 000 dollars after retirement payments and a pension. In Paris Albert Lebrun was elected Senate president, winning a tight vote. in Lincoln a man was killed after being struck by a train, his body identified as Toby Rose of Denver.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Seluanann Feink
Perdinald Sehmmiannbheink
Edwin Carewe
William Dunn
Carewe
Hunn
Sabil Johnson Dunn
Mra.dunn
Careto
Madame Schumann-leink
San Francisco
John J. Fitzgerald
United States Army
Witzgerald
Paris
Albert Francota Lebrun
Senate
Pan Doumer
Beecomes
Frauen
Jules Joanneay
Alate J
Clemenceau Ministtry
Ie Arun
Lincoln
Noh
Ilkeneys
Toby Rose
Denver
Burlington
Aged Darby Man May Be Foul Play Victim
Missoula June 11 41 Royalli county officers investigated the death of Fdl Smith 74 whose body partly burned lay across 2 bed in his Darby home. Coroner's jury found death from causes unknown. Doctors testified ruptured blood vessels and internal bleeding prior to the fire. Fire confined to bed and floor. only $2 found in a sack. Smith had long lived in Darby.
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Missoula
Royalli County
Fdl Smith
Darby
Werbert Wayward
George McGrath
Hamilton
Rmith
Smith
State awards contracts for supplies to firms
State purchasing agent announces contracts for fuel, printing, and biological equipment for the next fiscal year. Ten firms bid on minting contracts and four on coal. Missowa Drug Co was given most Turning biologicals for health distribution. A separate suit ends with pastor awarded $5,000 from former congregants in a defamation case. William Woesner's body found north of Moscow Peak after an illness.
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LT . Murphy
Jagent
Istate
Missowa Drug Company
Turnlahing Biologicals
State Board of Health
Nonyy
Moscow
Tdaho
Tune
Wiliam Woesner
Animmit
Moscow Mountain
Here
Woesner
New Star Route to Start July 1 in Montana
A new star route will begin operation in Montana on July 1. It runs from Inverness to Tack Gauléee in Mill County, covering 19.3 miles each way and operating three times weekly. Daisy M. Road of Inverness is awarded the contract at 1109 dollars per year. The Armington Monarch route, also three times weekly, now travels via Neihart, adding 13.4 miles to the round trip.
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Montana
Inverness
Girl in Murder Case Had a Gad Heart
Newport June 11 Newport FH report on Billott R. Hathaway trial for Verna Russel murder. Counsel sought to prove the girl had a defective heart and that the autopsy missed definitive evidence of liquor in her stomach. The session focused on creem examination of Medical Examiner Charles H. Bryant after brief direct testimony.
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Newport
Billott R. Hathaway
Jon
Verna Russel
Nutse
Afform
Charles H. Bryant
Creem
Bryant
George Hurley
Cafelot
Anne Counsel
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