Reds and Monarchists Lose Ground in Spanish Vote
Madrid June 29 reports from yesterday's general election show conservative republican socialists winning an overwhelming majority in the assembly with monarchists nearly wiped out. communists hold none. Riots in Malaga Seville and Priego claim ten lives. martial law declared at Seville after a fatal brawl. Tankslan ranks closed for St Peter and St Paul holiday. churches crowded, streets empty amid election quiet.
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lican
Malaga
Sevile
Prievee
Malamay
Al Seville
Vah
Tanksloan
Elastic Policy on Sale of Wheat Advised by U. S. Farm Board Chief
Big chief of the U S Farm Board advocates an elastic policy on wheat sales to meet changing market demands. Board members and congress requests prompt reconsideration discussions. Millers seek wheat before spring crops arrive, with current purchases from the Grain Stabilization Corporation and plans for future price targets.
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BIG CHIEF
U. S. FARM BOARD
Steel
mendhers of
cong
wRMCETONs
staell
whent
fional Chin Stacilvation corpartian
Treavers
Curtis
Topeka
Kan
Stone
Grain Stabilization corporation
George & Milner
feneral
chi cage
arived
Mone
Belle Livingstone Free Of Theft Charge
New York reports Belle Livingstone 15 cleared of theft after dropping charges. Earlier, the grand larceny claim against the former hostess was withdrawn as mistaken. Separately, Kale Meyer faced civil arrest orders from former employees alleging wage withholding.
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BELLE LIVINGSTONE
New York
Amosista
Kelen Meyer
Hazelbaker to Join Crow Indian Tribe Ceremonies Planned
Livingston June 29. Governor I A Hazelaker is to become a Crow Indian member. Ceremonies set for July 2 during the Travingatan roundup. Chir Plenty Cony reports 125 Crows present for the event. Governor Erickson became a member two years ago.
Forest Fire Near Signal Knob Destroys 450 Acres
Deadwood June 29 Nearly two dozen men were called from Deadwood and nearby ranches to battle a 450 acre forest fire in the Signal Knob district south of Thockford. The blaze, likely sparked by lightning, broke out shortly after noon in a dense timbered area.
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Deadwood
Great Falls Zone Sees Needed Rain Across Territory
Rainfall was general in the region this afternoon from Chinook and Havre through Big Sandy and Great Falls. Big Sandy reported about an inch, with nearly an inch in another area in an hour. Wheat nearby looked to benefit while hail caused limited damage and a highway bridge was washed out 14 miles southeast. Power and telephone service were interrupted in the southeast area.
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Big Sandy
Great Fal
Rainbow dam
Montana Power
tin
here
Prosecutor Doubts Starr Faithfull Died by Her Own Hand
Sew York reports District Attorney Bivin Edgwards remains unconvinced Starr Faithfull died by suicide. handwriting expert Albert Jaison provided a report claiming diaries and letters were written by Faithfull, but this is not conclusive evidence. Nassau County grand jury continues the case with possible adjournment to finish the investigation.
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York
Starr Faithfull
Bivin BK
Albert Jaison
Wiel
Hut
Long Beach
Grand Juty
grand jury
Nassau county
watt
Capone Delays Doom Day by One Month in Court
Chicago reports that Al Capone sought a four month postponement of his federal income tax and Prohibition sentence. Attorneys indicated a possible three year term with fines, facing Judge Wilkerson who would decide on July 36. The government did not object to delaying the sentence a month. Capone reportedly would not begin serving his term immediately.
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Chicago
Waarpone
Kahatanes
James
kerson
Capone
wis
har
Methodists adopt pacifist resolution in California conference
In Long Beach California on June 9 a pacifist resolution was approved by the Southern California Arizona conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. The measure urged church members to declare conscientious objection to war as a denial of their supreme allegiance to Jesus Christ and called for nonparticipation in military service where applicable.
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Long Bead
Calif
Southern California- Arizona
Episcopal church
Extortion suspect questioned in Pavley dancer death
Chicago June 29 AP Herbert Walls 35 a special policeman’s holder was arrested for questioning in the death of world renowned dancer Andreas Pavley. Police say extortion notes found in Pavley’s rooms may have spurred his suicide, with Walls’ pocket memorandum matching the letters. He was detained after requesting a letter at the post office and held for further questioning.
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Chicago
Herbert Walls
Pueblo
Colo
Andreas Pavley
Walls
Pavley
Wall
Watts
nolice
Two men freed after wounding Mrs Peck case
Anacordia June 29 Two men arrested in connection with the wounding of Mrs Esther Peck a dietician at the state sanitarium at Galen were released on their recognizance. Mrs Peck was reported improving after being shot last Friday during a picnic at Meldaout about 1 800 feet away.
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Anacorda
Esther Peck
Peck
state sanitarum
Galen
Russell Webber
Too Haskine
Haskins
sail Webber
Meldaout
Schaefer Resigns to Take Billings Post
In Billings on June 2, Harry B. Schaefer, traffic expert for the Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission, announced acceptance of a manager position in the traffic bureau of the Billings Commercial Club. His resignation was forwarded to the state commission. Five people drowned at Clear Lake ferry, 14 miles north of Dekalb, when they stepped into deep water while wading. Only Anres had been recovered by early today. Names included Joe Ralley Romins, Tommie Roberts, Herbert Simprons, Myrtle Mroe tor, and Gladys Roberts. The bodies of Tommie Roberts, Herbert Simons, and Irene Ralley were recovered late last night. All drowned near the ferry.
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Billings
Harry TB. Schaefer
Montana Railroad and Public Servence commission
trafic
Niliogs Commercial club
Schaefer
state commission
Dekh
Teans
Tung
Red river
Clear Lake ferry
Dekalb
Anres
Joe Ralley Romins
Tommie Roberts
Herbert Simprons
Myrtle Mroetor
Gladys Roberts
Tommie Roberta
Herbert Simons
Aviators Post and Gatty Reach Fairbanks After Solo Flight
Round the world flyers Wiley Post and Harold Gatty land near Fairbanks Alaska after a stop at Solomon. They reported slight propeller damage from a takeoff mishap at Solomon and planned dawn departure toward Edmonton. They arrived from Solomon in under three hours rest before resuming eastward on the Yukon river route.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Gatty
Solomon
Edmonton
Alta
Nome
Wiles Post
Harold Gatty
Soloman
here
eastern
Libernta
Une
Norton sound
Yukon river
Post and Gatty
onoard
World flyers Post and Gatty may pass over Montana
Reportedly the round the world flyers Wiley Post and Haylett Gatty may route through Montana on a 2000 mile stretch from Amenten to New York. Officials discussed potential entry via Great Falls or Bismarck, with possible refueling and landing sites across Whitehorse, Hazelton, and other Yukon routes.
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MONTANA
POST
Winnipes
Man
Wiley Post
Hayelit Galty
way stop Nore
Amenten
New York
Post and Gatty
Cena
rustom
Severn
fgluhe cirelers
United Sit
Great Falls
Monty
Bismarck
Pembina
Nome
Crow valley
Yukon
Alaska
White Horse
Hazelton
B.C
Canadian National railway
Edmonton
Prinee George
White Toree
Maneelton
Telegraph Creek
Youthful Slayer Confesses Amid Turmoil and Flight
Jane Fort Morgan Cola and 21 year old Fohn Schopfiin confessed to a troubling crime after arrest in Stapleton California. He described shocking details as a nurse and teacher spoke with authorities and his estranged father offered no aid. The interview ended with Schopflin guiding the woman away, then returning to a magazine as his parents arrived.
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Fort Morgan
Cola
Jane
Fohn Schopfiin
Tank Marriott
Cady
Tiny
California
Stapletan
Calif
Sehoptitus
Shente Tutus Johnstan
olor Schopflin
Schopflin
Big Brown Bear Slain by Barrymore on Kodiak Island
Junea Alaska reports stage and screen actor John Barrymore killed a brown bear while filming on Lis Ianaki beach, Kodiak Island. The bear charged him at about 25 yards. two shots ended the encounter and Barrymore plans to take the pelt to California.
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Junea
Alaska
John Rarmore
t Ian animal
Lisianaki beach
Kodiak Island
Barrymore
California
Chairman Fess Won't Quit GOP Leadership Yet
Washington June 29 The Republican National Committee said there will be no change in the chairmanship until the convention. Ohio Senator Fess made a statement after a conference with President Hoover, noting he had not discussed the matter with the president. Replacing the chairmanship had been announced as temporary, fueling speculation on retirement and a successor.
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Washington
hairman
republican national committee
Ohio
Hoover
xenator
republican organisation
wold
sneewln
Lenns
andy
Ekalaka Banker Kills Wife and Himself
Bodies of Liver Al Hidele and his wife Peartette were found at a ranch house 25 miles south of Ekalaka. Officers say jealousy led to the triple tragedy as Hidele shot his wife then himself with a rifle after leaving a letter to her brother Walter Cunningham of Rockyros North Dakota. The couple had moved to the area last winter.
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Ekalaka
AL Hidele
Peartette
saul
Hoiale
Walter Cunningham
Rucyros
N.D
World Drug Ring Sells Described by Capt Hobson
Captain Richmond P. Hobson, president of the World Narcotic Defense Association, testifies about a world-wide narcotic ring with a central chief who governs like a czar. He says the outfit has made significant headway in five to six years, though anti narcotic efforts have progressed too.
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HOBSON
New York
Richmond P. Hobson
World Narcotic Defense association
Women to Back Prohibition Reform at Conventions
Philadelphia June 29 A group named the Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform announced support in the 1922 party conventions only for candidates favoring an excise tax on legalized light wines and beer. The resolution endorsed an excise tax that would raise 500,000,006 annually, currently paid to bootleggers.
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Philadelphia
Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform
Heat Wave Continues Through U9 Across Midwest States
The blistering heat wave grips the Midwest with scattered storms offering brief relief. Temperatures reach 107 at Rice Lake Wisconsin and Nome Georgia while states from Canada to the Gulf endure the oppressive heat. The heat drains people and livestock and threatens crop damage across Minnesota Iowa Nebraska the Dakotas Missouri Wisconsin and surrounding regions.
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United States
Midwest
Canada
gulf
Rice Lake
Wis
Nome
Minnis
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
the
sun
Chicago
Worden in flames threaten Worden business section
Fire raged through Worden, 20 miles east of Billings, destroying a lumber yard, coal yard and a filling station. With no municipal water system, Worden relied on a bucket brigade and volunteers from Osborne to battle the blaze, origin unknown at 11:45 p.m.
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WORDEN
BUCKET BRIGADE
Billings
here
oelock
Osborne
Smoot Predicts Ban on Soviet Goods
Washington reports Senator Smoot, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, predicted strict treasury regulations on Russian imports made by forced or indentured labor. He denied drafting a tariff act containing an embargo provision, which would take effect January 1.
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Washington
treasury
Smoot
senate finance committee
Smoot denied
Colorado convicts to be whipped after prison attack
Three inmates Farrell Yoho Earl Comba and Albert Dandres attacked guards Vincent Donahue and Charles Angel on a passage from Albuquerque to Colorado State Penitentiary summit. In response restoration of whipping system was ordered to punish the attackers. Donahue recovered his revolver and with Angel subdued the convicts as the car halted.
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Cannan
Cole
Colorado state penitentiary
convitta
Rajon pass
Farrell Yoho
Earl Comba
Albert Dandres
Albuquerque
N. M
Vincent Donahue
Charles Angel
pase
Combs
Angel
Yohe
Donahue
lee dion
Army Men Report On Fall’s Condition
A report by army physicians on the physical condition of former interior secretary Albert Fall reached the district attorney’s office. The report will determine if Fall can travel to Washington to begin a one year prison sentence. Physicians had said Fall is not able to make the trip. no date was given for public release of the report.
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Washington
army
Alpert B
Elis
FATAL GAS FUMES CLAIM MISSOURA REFINER
John H. Lilly plant superintendent at Hart Refineries Missoula died from gas fumes after entering an underground well to make repairs alone. His body was found when a worker noticed the well lid was off. Lilly, born at Twin Bridges, came to Missoula 28 years ago leaving a widow and two sons. In Montreal the Canadian Pacific Railway reported May earnings of 1,445,915, up from 1,206,? 21 in May 1930, with a loss of 239,534 since January.
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Missoula
John HW. Lilly
Hart Refineries
Lilly
Doney
Twin Bridgea
lg camel
Montreal
Que
Canadlan Pacific railway
Counsel for Clark Would Delay Trial
Los Angeles on June 29 special prosecutor Joseph Ford said he would seek arraignment for David W. Clark former deputy district attorney accused in the slayings of Charles Crawford and Herbart Spancer. Ford asked the Superior Court to set the trial for July 14. Leonard Wilson Clark’s counsel said he would push to delay the trial until August 3.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Ford
wadd
David W. Clark
Charles Crawford
Herbart Spancer
Ford
leonard Wilson
Chavk
Educators Convene as Training Keys Culture and Work
In Los Angeles on June 29, Cal E K Milliken of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America spoke to National Education Association delegates. He urged training for leisure and culture alongside work, saying twenty thousand educators gathered to examine cultural opportunities in a moving age with Maitken and Moyer among the leaders at the convention.
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Los Angeles
motion preiure
Cal E K. Milliken
Motion Metare Producers
Cla imbuters of
America
marion
educational sun
Maitken
Maine
Mamas A. Moyer
university extension
Roatan
Nat
innal Commission
janeakers
Milliken
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