Impugh Validity Of German Poll Protest Over Hindenburg
Berlin May 6 The social democratic party publicly protests the validity of Field Marshal Von Hindenburgs election as president alleging ballot violations that cast doubt on his 94151 plurality. The plea seeks an injunction arguing improper pressure on the election commission ahead of May 12 inauguration while the federal election commission yesterday confirmed the election.
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Berlin
Social Democratic Party
von Hindenburg
Republic
Major General Patrick Turn Up Missing
Major General Mason M Patrick chief of the army air service left Memphis at 5 p m for Nashville and did not arrive. Officers fear a forced landing in an obscure area. A dispatch said the plane with Patrick and Captain St Ola Street was believed to have landed about two miles east of Johnsonville Tennessee shortly after 6 p m. Information came via Associated Press through W B Russell a merchant of Denver.
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Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Memphis
Tenn
Nashvlle
Denver
Mov
Mason M Patrick
St. Ola Street
Johnsonville
Associated Press
W. B. Russlett
den- Ver
Hobo shoots at sleuth then escapes in Bilings yard chase
In Bilings at 12 15 Tuesday morning a running gun fight occurred in the western end of the Northern Pacific yards. Yard detective Harry Mann fired at a man in dark clothing who fled under a car and boarded a westbound freight. The shooter fired twice. Mann fired into the air. No injuries reported. freight searched on arrival.
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Bilings
Northern Pacific Railroad
Harry Mann
Billings
Iran
Dider
Mann
Laurel Yard
North Coast Limited
Twenty-ninth Street
Lars
Er. Martin
Burlington Railroad
Martin
Crossword origins in ancient Egypt raise Exodus questions
A Boston newspaper hints the crossword puzzle originated in ancient Egypt, linking it to the Israelites flee into wilderness. It notes the Jones own a saxophone, the Jenkinses own, a phonograph delights the Flynns, and remarks on twins and revenge as themes in Tit-Bits.
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Boston
Egypt
Jones
Jenkinses
Flynns
Rotary Hears Oration and Music at Luncheon
Rotary club members enjoyed a varied program at the weekly luncheon featuring an oration titled The Enemy Within by an Intermountain student, a national defense address by a Montana national guard inspector, and musical performances by Prof Fred Kelser from Intermountain and a college glee club double quartet.
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Intermountain
San Francisco
Montana National Guard
Fred Kelser
College Glee Club
Williams
Rotarians
Intermountain College
Montana
Bud
Kahspell
Dudley Buck
Ed. Klemme
Divorce Suit and Montana Guard Talk Dominate Society Page
Above is the Marquess of Queensbury filing for divorce with Sir James Dunn named as corespondent. In other news Col E A Sirmeyer praises the Montana guard, its high drill standards, and low per capita cost. Intermountain students thrill Rotarians with speeches and music by college performers.
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Marquess of
Queensbury
Suimg
James Dunn
London
Sam Stewart
Montana Guard
Col E. A Sirmeyer
National Guard
Ninth Corps Army Area
Presidio
Keane
Stewart
California
Oregon
Idaho
Wyoming
Washington
Montana
Helena Company
Col. Sirmeyer
Guards
Regnar Army
Rotanans
Talking fringe of Goolidge stirs editors and presidents
The national committee for campaign use did not approve footage of the president. William Randolph Hearst’s publisher requested filming, a New York editors dinner showed the image, officials doubt authority for use. A separate note discusses jackrabbits harming crops and trees, coyotes once kept rabbit numbers down, and fears of an Australian-like outbreak if coyotes are prevented from preying on rabbits.
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National Committee
Coyotes to be spared to curb rabbits urged by Albertan writer
Calgary May 6 AP A Brant Alberta rancher W H Fletcher urged Alberta's Department of Agriculture to spare coyotes to control rabbit numbers. He argues that slaughtering coyotes is not the solution and proposes alternative measures to balance predator and prey populations, reflecting debate on wildlife management.
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Calgary
Asia
Associated Press
W H. Fletcher
Brant
Alberta
Department of Agriculture
Stowaways Get Jail Terms in Germany
Berlin reports that stowaways bound for American ports from German ports will face prison terms up to years. German companies, to avoid fines levied on firms by the United States, push for heavier penalties on passengers who sail without appearing on the passenger list.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Dlmers
United States
America
New York Judge Criticizes Prohibition Saloons
Federal Judge John Knox denounced bars and saloon fittings as not purged by prohibition law and warned that places resembling saloons survive to sell intoxicants. The piece notes the creation of a padlock court and includes this conservative critique of enforcement.
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New York
Associated Press
John €. Knox
Swedish Travel Shifts as U S Immigrant Law Bites
Gothenburg reports more Swedes travel to the United States as immigration limits for 1925 reduce emigrants to 9 361. Canada still welcomes young Swedish farmers, with authorities promising cooperation. Swedish travel interests plan regular guided tours through eastern and middle western states to meet tourist demand.
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Gothenburg
Associated Press
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Middle Western
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