Revolt Rumors Roil Southern Ranks In Republican and Democratic Camps
Signs of revolt in southern party ranks surfaced at both parties leadership hubs in Washington. Horace Mann claimed 32 southern delegates for the Republican convention next year, seen as anti Hoover. Democratic leaders organized to counter Ras Kob policies while Republican headquarters reported strong southern organization despite the disturbance.
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Al Smith May Run for Mayor Rumor Surfaces in Post
The Evening Post reports rumors that former Governor Alfred E. Smith may run for New York mayor. The city faces an inquiry into Mayor Walker’s conduct as Rollin C. Bastreas is arrested on bribery charges, pleading not guilty while held for examination.
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Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
New York
James J. Walker
Walker
Commissioner of Accounts
Rollin C. Bastreas
Road Building Contracts Let By Montana Schedule
The state highway commission awarded 14 road contracts yesterday, bringing the year’s total expenditure to 4 858 076.30 for Montana improvements. Bids on two projects were rejected as too high. J L McLaughlin Co of Livingston bid 36 947.60 to oil 22 813 miles of the Yellowstone canyon road in Park County, estimated at 21 925.01. B N Brown Co of Bozeman bid 51 347.50 to resurface 9.919 miles of the Bozeman Livingston road in Park and Gallatin counties, estimated at 35 867.50. Continuous coverage continues on Page 2.
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Jealousy Drives Naval Officer to Suicide after Scandal
In Frisco a retired US Navy Lt. Cmdr. Emory Winslop killed himself citing disgrace from his wife Dorothy Winship and her chauffeur Ray McGunigie. Coroner's jury found jealousy over the affair led to the tragedy after a party and alleged improprieties the widow denied.
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San Francesco
Emory Winslop
Ray McGunigie
Gangster Fred Burke Admits Identity in Missouri
Seven Chicago officers identified Fred Burke as the man who planned and executed the Valentine's Day massacre in 1929. Burke admitted his identity but refused to discuss about a dozen other killings. He described Chicago as a nice town and said he would not cooperate without extradition.
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Fred Burke
Barry Titchhurne
Woman Poison Suspected In Great Falls Hotel Death
Great Falls March 27 The body of an unidentified woman about 45 was found in a hotel room with an empty poison bottle on the dresser. The coroner ruled it appears to be self inflicted. She registered as Mrs. Sam Boyd of Miles City, weighed 145 pounds, with bobbed dark hair and only a few cents in her purse.
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Sam Boyd
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Leot Brothers murder trial links vision to sputtering chase
In Chicago March 27 the Leot Brothers case took a turn as South Park officer Ruthy testified he chased a suspect while reporting a vision. He claimed visions since 1924 framed the murder scene and said a policeman seen fleeing matched the description relayed by Rev John Reynolds of Notre Dame university.
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Volcano Popocatepetl Lava Alarm Reaches Peasants
Mexico City reports from Puebla that large lava splashes from Popocatepetl crater are alarming peasants who are fleeing their homes. authorities warn of ongoing activity and potential evacuations as the situation develops.
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Puebla
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Doukhobors Fire District Schools in Canada
Fire destroyed three district schools between Nelson and Trail in British Columbia and an attempt was made to burn a fourth. North Kettle River school added to Outlook area, Sand Creek school previously destroyed, Carson school attack failed. Police link the arson to a Doukhobor sect group amid ongoing tensions. A plot to assassinate a sect leader was reportedly exposed in Glade, tied to a bombing of a store.
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Germans In Trade Talks Push For Pan European Union
In Berlin Karl Renner, ex Austrian chancellor, told the Austro German Peoples' Union that the United States and Russia drive the push for an economic union. He urged nations to join Austria and Germany to form a Pan European bloc, saying Europe lies between two giants. In Vienna Austrian experts were quoted noting Austrian products will need customs reforms.
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Ellen Gudger Seen in Society Circus
Washington society and officialdom attended the Fort Myer Society Circus charity event with cabinet members ambassadors and top army officials as box holders. Helen Gudger granddaughter of Senator Walsh of Montana performed with the equestrian troupe during four charity shows.
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Long Beach moves to crush gangsters with death rule
Long Beach California the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce declared a war on gangsters promising death as the price of crime. A plan to kill out all gangsters was presented to the police and would be urged for action. The move followed recent holdups and a bank robbery and cited the arrest of Ralph Sheldon’s gang during a kidnapping.
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Ralph Sheldon
Chicago
Ern est S Barnard dies as American League head
Ernest S Barnard president of the American League dies suddenly in Rochester Minn at 56. He had come to Mayo Clinic for observation after stomach trouble and heart disease was diagnosed though not immediately life threatening. Barnard had led the league since Nov 1 1927 and helped ease owner conflicts while working with Commissioner Landis.
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Harmony
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Cleveland
Unidentified Vessel Interferes With Radio Broadcasting
New York March 27 an OS picked up by the Radio Marine corporation from an unidentified vessel off Barnegat light at 12 30 pm caused a brief suspension in broadcasting tonight. Radio Marine could not immediately identify the vessel.
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Labor Banquet Bans Booze At Dry Brookhart
Brunswick Ga March 27 George F Baker New York financier marked his 91st birthday aboard the yacht Viking off Jekyll Island as he praised silence in business. Iowa’s Smith Hronkhart and ex Rep E E Denison were honored by the Metal Trades council for retirement bill efforts while Senator Brookhart refused to attend wet banquets. Charles Wahl faced perplexity as to why the dinner must be dry amid conflicting views.
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George F. Baker
New York
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Here
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Smith W. Hronkhart
Iowa
E. E. Denison
Illinois
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Denison
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Brookhbart
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Hoover Enjoys Rest as Arizona Speeds Home
President Hoover rests aboard the battleship Arizona as it speeds toward Washington from Arizona on March 27. The crew conducted three rapid drills to test fire, abandon ship, and rescue procedures while officers praised the ship’s performance and the engines pushed the ship faster than on prior trips aiming to reach Norfolk, Virginia before Sunday afternoon.
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Aura Davis Corbly Dies in Bozeman at 56
Bozeman March 27. Laura Davis Corbly 56 born in Gallatin county died here today after two weeks illness. She is survived by her father William Henry Baris two sons Vivian D Corbly of Cincinnati and Alverd Corbly of Havre two daughters Mrs Il Paca of Bozeman and Mary Lynn Corbly of Oakland two brothers Walter Davis of Bozeman and Lester Davis of Portland. Mrs Corbly was housemother for the Alpha X Delta sorority at the State University Missoula for several years.
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Laura Davis Corbly
Gallatin County
William Henry Baris
Vivian D Corbly
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Adjutant of the Disabled American Veterans
Alverd Corbly
Havre
Il Paca
Mary Lynn Corbly
Oakland
Calif
Ill Health of Romania's Young Crown Prince
Bucharest March 27 court physicians said Crown Prince Mihai, ill with influenza for the second time this winter, showed a less satisfactory condition tonight. The lines formed yesterday as the prince visited his mother Queen Helena, with officials noting the strain of illness.
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Rumania
Mihai
Helena
Court orders bail for Daisy De Toe in theft case
Los Angeles March 27 Daisy De Toe won temporary freedom on eight five thousand dollars bail. Presiding Justice Nathaniel Con roy of the district court of appeal ordered the former secretary of Clara Bow released on bail. She faces a pending charge of grand theft with an 18 month county jail sentence.
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Daisy de Toe
Nathaniel Conroy
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Clara Bow
Clara Boward
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Butte
In Lewistown on March 27 delegates elected Mrs. C. J. Passmore as state regent and chose Dillon as the next convention site. The group announced May meetings, two Butte chapters to host an assembly for President General Lowall Fletcher Hobart. Officiating officers include vice regent Mrs R. C. Dillavan and secretary Mrs C. C. Kestler.
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Fred Woodside
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Great Falle
Togiatrar
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Helena
Byrd Aims For More Polar Air Explorations
Washington March 27. Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, recipient of the Langley gold medal for astrodromics, expressed strong desire to continue polar exploration by air. He said he enjoys cold regions and there is much to be done in the Arctic and Antarctic, though his plans remain indefinite.
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Poles
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Cold wave peaks as Montana warms after subzero start
The Associated Press reports Montana endured a severe cold snap slipping below zero in several towns. By morning five below zero rose to around 28 above during the day. Lewis town saw moderation despite strong winds, while Billings Mile City and Havre had light snow and little precipitation. The forecast for today remained uncertain.
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IOUNA University Expels 16 Students and Suspends Groups
Bloomington Ind March 37 The University Students Affairs committee finished a two week inquiry into fraternity dances and misconduct. It expelled 16 students and penalized three social organizations for violations of social privileges and conduct rules.
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Indians University Students Affairs Committee
Associated Charities Seeks More Aid For Destitute
The Associated Charities reports no improvement in need since winter began with 100 families still requiring aid. December 1950 funds are exhausted and a one month extension is requested. Meals to hungry workers have been cut due to lack of money, as volunteers note worsening conditions and ongoing unemployment burdens.
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Associated Charities
Helena
Beett Harrison
Cty
Gandhi retains control of party as opposition collapses
In Karachi on March 27 Ma hatma Gandhi is set to secure overwhelming support at India's all-India national congress and travel to London for the second round table conference. The congress working committee ratified Gandhi's truce with Viceroy Irwin and named him chief nationalist plenipotentiary. Subhas Bose capitulated, urging followers to back Todia's ascetic leader for unity.
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Karachi
India
Mahatma Gandhi
all-India National Congress
London
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Resolu
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Irwin
Subhas Bose
Teader
Revolutionary Party
Todia
Heflin contentions face dismissal by election committee
Washington March 7 Senator Heflin of Alabama declared the challenge to his election too vague to warrant consideration. Senator Bankhead, in a brief reply, asked the committee to dismiss the contentions.
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Heflin
Alabama
Bankhead
Bia
Weagle Elections Committee
Cholera Epidemic Reported Near Calcutta Suburb
Calcutta India March 27 cholera outbreak reported in a suburb and adjoining area. Nineteen deaths occurred in one night.
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India
Final pleas put 1 for Bowles and girl
Huleboro Ore March 27 The final plea for the Sives and Liberty of Nelson Bowles and Miss Irma Loucks was addressed to a jury of 12 men today as defense attorneys sought their acquittal of the charge of murdering Mrs Jeone Bowles, prominent in Portland society.
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Ore
Sives
Lberty
Nelson
Bowles
Irma Loucks
Jeone Bowles
Portland
Lindy and Boss Test New Plane in Newark Flight
In Newark on March 27 Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh pilots a novel plane with retractable gear in a 20 minute test flight. Mrs Lindbergh sits beside him as the craft lands after performing a three point maneuver and glides at low altitude over the airfield.
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