Kelly never was a lunatic expert witness says Dr Donahue
Dr Dan J Donahue testified after a three hour interview with Mrs Gina Kelly that he found no signs of paranoia and no mental illness. The testimony ends the damage suit by Mrs Kelly against Dr R Hathaway former Warm Springs superintendent and nurse Susan Kipp. The operation was said to correct a prolapsed uterus and relieve alleged paranoia.
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Associated Press
Anaconda
Dan J. Donahue
Butte
Gina Kelly
Kelly
R. & Hathaway
Montana State Asylum
Susan Kipp
Lane
Donahue
Identification of Victim Fails Again
AP report from Gary Indiana notes ongoing confusion over the charred body of a young woman found near the city. Sam Rose identifies the remains as Mrs Josephine De Sidario, while her parents also ID her. a Gary constable recalls interviewing the deceased. lawyer A J Haller contests the identification, saying the body is not hers.
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Associated Press
Gary
Ind
Sam Rose
Josephine de Sidario
Bernado Genero
Regional Scout Leader Named for Washington Oregon Idaho Montana
Associated Press from Spokane reports John A. Piper of Omaha is named regional executive for Boy Scouts across Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana, succeeding G H Oberteuffer who becomes Portland council executive.
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Associated Press
Spokane
John A. Piper
Omaha
Boy Scouts
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
G. H. Oberteuffer
Oberteuffer
Portland, Ore
The
Lull in Politics Will Be Helpful
President Coolidge expects the congressional recess to benefit the country by reducing daily Washington turnover. He says public attention can shift to private business, allowing firms to operate without fear of sudden laws or new regulations. The president plans no summer moves likely to impact business and hopes a quiet period aids economic confidence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Jury verdict in Jacobs libel case reached in Minneapolis
Minneapolis court ends late trial with verdict against ALN Jacobs charged with publishing a magazine item accusing ex senator Tibelling Martius Johnson of drunkenness. The jury sealed verdict after 10 p m and will open in court tomorrow morning. Des Moines arrest also reported: Jesse Weldenbrand charged with swindling two Wyoming sheep firms.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Aln
Jacobs
Martius Johnson
United States
Minnesota
Johnson
Des Moines
Jesse Weldenbrand
Carbon County
Wyoming
Father of President Submits to Boston Examination
Boston on May 1 Colonel John C Coolidge father of the president submitted to examination by Boston specialists. After the visit his physician said the findings showed only slight weakness incidental to advancing age. The 80 year old father then boarded the first train to Plymouth Vermont.
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Associated Press
Boston
John C. Coolidge
Thve
Plymouth
Albert M. Cram
Bridgewater
Colonel Coolidge
Parents and Teachers Endorse Prohibition Era Reforms
Austin May 1 The congress of parents and teachers adopts resolutions at its annual convention urging enforcement of prohibition laws need for federal education department aid, illiteracy elimination by 1930 and stricter child labor controls. It also backs cleaner films, removal of salacious literature, and parent teacher vigilance.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Congress of Parents and Teachers For the Protection
Department of Educaaion
Congress
Five Die in Wreck at Sea and Storm Perils
A Nova Scotia schooner capsized after a collision with the steamer Clackamas off Sambro. Captain Wilkie and other crew members were rescued, but Mrs. Wilkie and four crewmen drowned. The Norwegian steamer Moldegaard ran ashore near Pennant Point. crew believed endangered as high seas prevented rescue. Azov's crew survived but the vessel broke up. Azov and Moldegaard losses noted. Concurrently, Arthur H. Mitchell, condemned for slayings, received a reprieve until the week of June.
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Halifax
Wilkie
Nova Scotia
Cape D'Or
Sambro Fightship
Clackamas
Moldegaard
Pennant Point
Canada Moves To Extend Boundary Demarcation Treaty
Ottawa May 1 A resolution approved a treaty between Canada and the United States for the further demarcation of the international boundary. The measure was passed by the house of commons this afternoon and referred to the senate.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Canada
United States
House of Commons
Senate
Hamline University Dancing Debate Divides Ministers
A Hamline University committee report urged supervised dancing on campus as a safer option, while several ministers at a Hamline conference condemned dancing as sensuous and beastly, advocating the ban to uphold Methodist tradition. The faculty response claimed about eighty percent of students want dancing, leading to a referral for further study.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Hamline University
Hamline
Open Trial of Gordon Campbell Admits Ex Convict Evidence
Great Falls May 3 Gordon Campbell a discoverer of the Kevin Bunhurst oil field faces a federal fraud charge for alleged use of the mails to promote a raw oil syndicate He saved two co defendants Ed Dailey and Charles Bloomhuff who testified for the government Bloomhuff admitted promoting a 250000 unit issue Dailey wrote promotional copy for ads The Fidelity Finance firm was a fictitious partnership including Bloomhuff Dailey and E J Wertheimer The district attorney said Bloomhuff and Dailey would testify for the government but immunity was not promised Continued on Pages Two
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Great Falls
Gordon Seampbell
Kevin Bunhurst
Jco
Ed. Dailey
Charles FL Bloomhouse
Campbell
John In
Slallery
Wheeler
B. NK. Wheeler
Bloomhliff
Dailey
George M. Jourquin
Wlo O'Leary
Slattery
Bloomhuff
Campbell Syndicate
Bloomhutt
Fidelity Finance Company
Financ
Three Murders Stir Feud at San Quentin Mill
Three knife murders and a stabbing affray erupt in a Mexican versus other convict feud at San Quentin prison. Michael Gomez and Frank Williams killed in the jute mill, with others hiding among machinery before rejoining convicts. Marion Rube survived a stabbing. Lawrence Makach, also Indian, killed yesterday by Andreas Gomez. Mahach jailed for robbery. In Washington, Justice Bailey suspends the Packers consent decree, keeping it in effect pending final hearing and proof. Government seeks limited modification until 1929.
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Associated Press
San Quentin
Calif
Michael Gomez
Frank Williams
All Bay
Marion Rube
Lawrence Makach
Andreas Gomez
Mahach
Washington
Packer
Justice Bailey
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
California
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Non-Stop Records for Seaplanes Hung Ups
Philadelphia May 2 Navy seaplanes set a new world non stop endurance record in the early hours. At 1 am the craft had logged 18 hours 8 minutes with naval officers reporting it was still going strong. The previous record stood at 14 hours 63 minutes 42 seconds set at Washington on July 11 and 12, 1932.
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Philadelphia
Navy
F. . Weed
G. D. Price
Washington
Movie Star Wins Damage Verdict in Fox Suit
New York May 1 Jewel Carmen a motion picture actress was awarded sixty thousand six hundred eighty two dollars by a jury in the supreme court here today in her suit against the Fox Film corporation. Miss Carmen charged the defendant conspired with Frank A Keeney Pictures to bar her from appearing in the latter's films despite a Keeley contract.
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Associated Press
New York
Jewel Carmen
Supreme Court
Fox Film Corporation
Miss
Carmen
Frank A. Keeney Pictures Corporation
Keeley
Lieut Shoemaker Hurt in Accident to Plane
Lieut Shoemaker senior aviation officer aboard the U S S Pennsylvania was injured when his seaplane crashed into the water at Pearl Harbor after maneuvers. He is from Billings Montana and is recovering at naval hospital Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Asyjother
Flames
Shoemaker
Billings
Mont
Naval Hospital
Jones
Pearl Shoemaker
Harbor
Pennsylvania
Hawaiian Islands
U.S. 5
Pearl Harbor
J. A. Shoemaker
Billings Commercial Club
Helena High names valedictorian and salutatorian
Sayre Cooney named valedictorian of Helena High School, daughter of Fred and Fanny Cory Cooney of Canyon Ferry and Helena. Donald Stocking is salutatorian, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Stocking. Principal Albert J. Roberts announces the ceremony will include the valedictory and salutatory as part of the graduation program.
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Sayre Cooney
Fred
Fanny Cory Cooney
Canyon Ferry
Helena
Helena High School
Albert J. Roberts
Donald Stocking
R. D. Stocking
North Wowie Street
Cooney
Sayre
Helena High
Chicago
Roberts
Plot Aims to Kill Bulgar King Foiled in Sofia
May 1. Sofia authorities thwart another assassination attempt on King Doris. Guards uncover an underground passage under the rural palace with an explosive fuse intended to blow up the king. Police say the plot involved a conspirator and a hidden chamber.
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Sofia
Doris
May Day passes quietly as hopes for protests fade
A May Day day in 1930s United States sees no disorder warnings from DOJ officials. New York reports an idle day with no raids or arrests. Police guard wealth hubs and public buildings, while workers at the Metropolitan Opera sing the Internationale and urge system overthrow. Russians praise recognition by the U S government, Dawes Plan criticism noted.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Russia
United States
Dawes
Ger
FLOGGER TO GUILTY IN CONSPIRACY CASE
Conrad Oliver of Cedar Grove found guilty here today of conspiracy to commit assault in connection with the flogging of John Barker on April 4. Oliver acquitted on assault and battery. Miller acquitted. Oliver faces up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine. sentencing set for Wednesday. Barker’s daughter allegedly wore knickers and rode a bicycle, prompting the attack.
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Shreveport
Conrad ‘Oliver
Cedar Grove
John Barker
Oliver
Wlfl Miller
Over
Kidnaper Captured After Long Vermont Manhunt
Earl Woodward of Granville, a farmhand and former convict, captured in South Brookfield with 11 year old Lucille Chatterton, daughter of his employer, brought to Middlebury court and charged with kidnapping. The girl, examined by physicians in Randolph, was unharmed. Woodward claimed he abducted her to rescue her from alleged mistreatment by her father Walter Chatterton, while Attorney General Archibald planned to place the girl in a Middlebury home for care. The father, reticent, declined to comment.
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Middlebury
Earl Woodward
Granville
South Brookfield
Lucille Chatterton
Toawait
Tomerow
Green Mountains
Vermont
South Brookfield Woodward
Randolph
Woodward
Walter Chatterton
Frank C. Archibald
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