Barnes Links Politics to World Mood at Chamber Meet
Julius H. Barnes, chair of the U S Chamber of Commerce, told the annual convention in Atlantic City that political violation of business judgment caused the world mood collapse. He blamed not lack of leadership but political actions disturbing silver, cotton, wheat, and other commodities, saying it dampened buying power and unsettled nations. known as long as a continuation of such policy.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Julius H. Barnes
United States
Duampurg
Vaetia
Vali
PeRrerites Laa
Fen
Osstin Nirti
ETON
mCibe Hirth
Tayhit
Cress
May Day Report Mixed Rioting Across Europe
May Day in Europe showed quiet overall with several hotspots. In Poland three communists and two police died amid clashes, while Barcelona saw two deaths and Bilbao multiple injuries. Lisbon politics threatened to topple the dictatorship, and Paris endured skirmishes between police and communists. London held a peaceful demonstration with minimal violence, Moscow celebrated under state supervision, Rome had no celebration, Constantinople and Vienna reported quiet, and Athens saw minor clashes with arrests. Around the world, America passed a quiet May Day with four deaths in Maryland demonstrations and several major U.S. cities reporting protests and arrests.
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Barcelona
Bilbao
Lisbon
Thas
Rome
Constantinople
Vienna
Athens
Balkan
Scandinavia
Geneva
Brussels
Associated Press
America
Mnyana
T Pally
New York
Boston
Neve
Television Wedding Seen From Fourteen Miles Away
A New York television broadcast captured a real wedding with Frank Daivall and Grace Jones Devone as they wed before interphoned and photographed by a home studio setup. The ceremony aired via radio movie on Wets-1 W2xXCR with voices heard, as televiewers 14 miles from the transmitter watched a clean, fading view of the bride and groom and the pastor Dr A Edwin Weigwin.
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New York
CO. Duttervietld
Teale Falter
Radio Sudlener
Frank Daivall
Grayce Jones
Devone
Tr. A. Edwin Weigwin
West End
Presbyterian
Claireh Do O
Greater New York
Mtr Kappel
Newark
Nood
Hope ‘Hampton
Volanre
Bozeman Laborer Dies After Beating
A Bozeman laborer died in hospital tonight after a severe beating near his home earlier today. Police reported the suspect, Sliniag, had fled the scene, and officers pursued leads. The victim, a local employee, had reportedly been involved in a confrontation prior to collapsing.
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Offferts
Rene
Bishop Cannon Seeks Delay in Senate Hearing
The article reports Bishop Cannon requesting a postponement of a Senate inquiry into campaign expenditures related to Alfred E. Smith. Cannon, traveling from the West, aims to attend or delay the hearing set for Wednesday. The committee planned to resume the inquiry, amid church objections to its authority and the deposition of Cannon for 185,700 dollars to oppose Smith in Virginia.
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Bishop Cannon
Senate
Wasmieton
Bishop Kamites Camp
Mate Naked Chatman Nye
West
Southern Methodist
Chiurelman
North Dakota
Bislan
Mahon Cannon
Washington
Wishop Cannan
Iain Bt. Danewin
New York
Alfred H. Smith
Virginia
Great Loss Fire In City of Bombay
A major blaze in Bombay's western quarter began yesterday and was brought under control today. The total damage is not yet fixed but projected to be under 1.54 million dollars. Several people were injured in the fire.
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Bombay
India
Mostern
Resignation Action Pending for Bishop James Cannon
Nashville Tenn May 1 The College of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South had taken no action late today on requests for the resignation of Bishop James Cannon. Requests that he be barred from succeeding to the presidency of the college will be considered.
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Nashville, Tenn
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
James Cannan
Alops
Tehop Cannon
New Federal Building Contract Set for July 1
A contract for a new federal office building in Helena is planned for July 1. Bids are expected soon after the drawings, prepared by the designated architect, will be reviewed, with the project to merge with the existing post office structure. Postmaster Kirby Moon will receive copies of plans and be notified when bids are opened.
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Federal
Helena
Mele
Washington, Nee
Didpsetel
Kirby Jloon
Aida
New Secession in China Aims at General Chiang
Mongkang May 1. Reports say Wu Fang and Kwangsi provinces plot secession from the central government. Chiang Kai-shek’s leadership is challenged as nationalist officials flee Canton toward Hong Kong. Chen Chi-Tang, military governor, moves to back anticipated southern Kuomintang independence. Canton remains quiet though residents hide valuables amid tension.
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Mongkang
F Vion
Wu Fing
Kwangshi
Ptay
China
Neara
Chiwe Wai-Shek
Oan
Ording
Chen Minge Cha
Canton
Hong Kong
Chen Chi-Tang
Kwangting
Kuwanesi
Kuomintang
National Peoples Party
Wang Kai-Shok
Chingke Wareltis
Poal River
Brazil blast death toll rises in Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro May 1 report on a naval lab explosion confirms four workmen killed and seventy injured. Search of the Nichthoray ring of the laboratory found the building destroyed yesterday. Cause unknown but suspected to have occurred in the tar loading room.
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Rio de Janeira
Naval Laboratory
Nichthoray
Desert battle near well kills and wounds many
A Herald dispatch from London reports a fierce fight near a desert well with casualties and unknown exact location. Motorists traveling to Damascus describe widespread thirst and hundreds of tribesmen dying in southern Arabia.
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London
The
Herald
Derasalen
Damascus
Trak
Southerdayn
Cen Arabia
Townley Makes Comeback Stunt Amid War Campaign
AG Townley, a leader in the Non-Partisan movement, tours small towns to rally support amid unemployment and hardship. The effort aims to explain party plans and offer guidance to voters. In Washington, Capt. Robert Tree Jones Jr. was named for a U.S. Army officers corps post after retirement from golf.
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Washington
U's
Robert Tree Jones
War Department
Climax Reached In Vigilante Day Parade Featured Pageant
The Vigilante Day parade culminated in a staged holdup of an express shipment at Made and Sixth marking the completion of the Northern Parisie Orangeonausental. Parade scenes featured local volunteers and a large crowd from Montana towns as history was presented in a lively pageant.
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Montana
Telona
High Selrook Hand
Noral Whittinghill
Ye Paradenis Xear
Vs. Siatanes
Etalents Ane Tene
Viske
Dvigh Setiat
Wes Hinge
Gold Creek
Courtines
Kiwanis Annual Convention Headed by Crossman
Raymond M. Crossman of Oniata Nebraska will preside at the key Kiwanis International annual convention in Miami on May 3 10. More than 450 delegates and visitors are expected to attend the gathering.
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Raymond M. Crossman
Oniata
Neh
Kawanis International
Miami
Fire at Texas oil well claims life in Gladewater area
Emergency crews battled a blaze at a nearby oil well late Tuesday in Gladewater Texas. Pratily Farark aged 39 died at the scene, a ninth disaster casualty reported in local accounts. Kinley Tulsi, with his brother Warry, sustained injuries and was hospitalized after the well fire.
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Gladewater
Tess
Mayr
Manne Sinclair
Pratily Farark
Mom
Kinley
Tulsi
Warry
Rudy Vallee lawsuit over assault claim headlines New York
New York May 9. The Supreme Court denied today the civil order arresting Rudy Vallee on a claim by Pauline Klemp a 71 year old religious worker who says she saw Vallee with a young girl in a car and heard threats to kill himself She seeks 20000 in damages claiming the singer used her name provoking social ostracism and public ridicule The suit filed in March centers on the one major allegation against Vallee and the consequences for Klemp and her acquaintances.
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New York
Jerry Fort
Pauline Klemp
J. Rudy Vallee
Tripartite naval pact stalls as France left out
London May 1 The tripartite naval agreement touted six weeks ago as a solution to European naval issues appears reduced to a limited Angl Italian accord with France on aide lines. Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson holds cautious hope but formal drafting of the triangular treaty is suspended.
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London
France
Fortegn
Arthur Tenderaon
Three Shot Down In New York Battle
In New York on May 1 a patrolman named Frer oard Sherry confronted two gunmen inside a Third Avenue restaurant. He killed one assailant and wounded the other, then shot himself in the abdomen after attracting attention to the men’s suspicious actions at the doorway.
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New York
Froernard Sherry
Pathetolhes
Third Avenue
Sife Froment
Himeself
Sher
Dagrwiy
Little Romanian Prince Faces Diphtheria Threat
May 7 Bucharest Two devoted women risk their lives at the bedside of Crown Prince Michael as he battles diphtheria. The mother Queen Helen and an English governess stay close while royal physicians watch for infection. The prince’s condition shows slight improvement tonight and doctors remain hopeful he will live.
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Bucharest
Romania
Michael
Queen Welen
Carol
Velen
Hilan
Big Chief of Days Admits Temperance First Prohibition Error
Rove Idaho May 1 May Ans WOW nation director of prohibition enforcement says temperance is primary but a mistake in passing prohibition was made. He notes organizations misled public on temperance and detaining law enforcement may have stalled enforcement.
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Rove
Idaho
Wondvark
Nation
Temissenanes
Tringiag
Unclear Historical Writing Contest Results Note
Fragmentary OCR lists winners and placements with many garbled names. Clara Mable Foot appears as a winner or runner up, with other names like Thacher and Henry Lagendorth mentioned in uncertain contexts. A writing contest and judges or board names are referenced, with page 21 citation for more detail.
Portuguese government crackdown sparks deadly Lisbon protests
A crowd opposing the government was fired on by police using a machine gun, killing one and wounding others as insurgents fled. Lisbon reports fear as May Day demonstrations unfold amid a regime crackdown led by President Oscar Uarmana.
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Lisbon
George Haladitian
Portugal
Oscar Uarmana
Brooklyn jeweler victim of murder in Long Island Sound
Cleon Cave, a Brooklyn jeweler, was found bound with wire in Long Island Sound. Police identified Anta Haw Levy of Brooklyn as the suspect. Levy, about 40, reputedly wealthy, vanished after his property included a $25,000 diamond stock. A $1,000 reward was offered by his widow. no trace of the diamonds was found.
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Cleon Cave
Antahaw FH
Levy
Brooklyn
Long Island Sound
Leys
Fek
Thenstame
Do X at Rio de Oro on its flight to South America
A damaged passenger liner named Do X docked briefly at Rio de Oro on the West African coast before attempting a transatlantic flight to South America. After three months of repairs from heavy seas, the ship prepared for a risky leg toward Bolama and then onward to Brazil, with Commander Friedrich Christian sen awaiting the next leg.
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DO X
Rio DE Oro
South America
Bolama Neat
Friedrich Christiansen
Bolama
Porto- Finese
Brazil
No Raise in Federal Pay in Near Future Says Wilbur
Washington May 1. The federal government will raise wages only when required by law. A decision by Secretary Wilbur and Attorney General Mitchell to forego increases for Interior and justice department workers will guide policy for the coming fiscal year. Automatic increases remain via civil service law for some classes. overall wage reductions are not planned, though some departments report slowed work. A related conference with President Hoover, Secretary Dowk, and AFL head Green touched unemployment but did not address salary policy.
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Washington
Wilbur
Mitchell
Ann
White House
Ceive
Hoover
Dowk
Wild Creen
American Federation of Labor
Cough to Delay Siam King Eye Operation
Baltimore May 1 The possibility that King Prajadhipok of Siam may have his eye operation delayed by a cough that has troubled him since arrival in the country was learned today by Dr John M Wheeler of New York who came to confer with Dr William H Wilmer head of the ophthalmological Institute at Johns Hopkins Hospital about the procedure to remove a cataract from the king's left eye.
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Baltimore
Prajadhipok
Siam
John M. Wheeler
New York
Wheeler
Wilam HL Wilmer
Opthalmologinal Institute
Founs Tapking Hospital
Wii Wane
Future of America Les in the Home
Great Falls May 1. American future depends on safeguarding the American home says Mrs. Finn West Miller of Fort Nuron Michigan supreme president and founder of the Women's Bene fit association. Old delegates assembled for the state convention. Mrs. West Miller served on the White House welfare committee that recently conferred with President Hoover. Officers to be elected tomorrow and special committees named.
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Great Falls
Finn West Miller
Fort Nuron
Mich
Women’s Benefit Assortation
West Miller
White House
Hoover
Montana Power to Hire 2900 for Gas Line Project
Montana Power will employ about 2 900 men to lay a new gas distribution line across southwestern Montana. The project will bring pipe from the peat Bank field to cities including Butte Anaconda Bozeman and others. O Neil noted 1 000 carloads of pipe will arrive by noon and preference will be given to Montana veterans.
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Montana Power
Travre
Severna Taos
Montana Power Company
Peat Bank
Butte
Anaconda
Bngoman
Tarineston
Elton
Montana
O'Neil
Atontana Jaberars
a'Nell
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