Hindenburg Lifts Thru Moonlight Flight Drama
New York May 6 44 reports the Zeppelin Hindenburg passing Dungeness lightship at 1006 p m in eastern time. The craft drew cheers as it glided toward America and attracted admiration for its moonlit ascent. observers noted its speed and graceful motion as it crossed the Atlantic toward the West.
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the Marine Corporation
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Hindenburg
Americas
Ibers
Zenpalin
Waortlembers
World News In Gist From A Turbulent Global Week
Fragmented wire reporting describes Friedrichshafen and Hin denburg moving toward Africa with cargo and passengers. Britain and Italy clash over policy at Geneva while the United States debates relief and public works funding as Republicans push earmarks. In Europe trade pacts and Rome reports mix with Italy’s Africa stance and domestic coal wage talks in the United States.
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United Africa
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Montana Faces Possible Property Tax Drop Amid Economy Drive
A report to Governor McGillivray by the Montana Department of Equalization warns that cutting property taxes could follow an economy drive. Judge Iola J. Greene notes liquor sale proceeds may fund university needs, easing taxpayer burden. The document cites 1924 25 expenditures of 3 251 149 3 and a 1914 35 total rise in revenue from new taxes diverting funds to water conservation and school programs. Continued on page 2.
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Thests
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Ford
Kime Malt
Atte Bean of
Iola J Greene
Tty
Buard
Greene
University of Montana
Iquor
Tadeo Graene
Ste
Atate
Water Conservation Board
Common
Union of All Christians Is Vision of Churchmen
Colunius Ohta reports at the Opturopal conference that leaders push toward a potential union of all Protestant churches with Catholic churches. He notes hints of forming a federation and cites historical examples where reforms began in one denomination and spread. The talk frames unity as a response to global evils and cites past reform movements as precedent.
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Tain Leo Halt
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Ag Wag
Car
Convict Stabs 11 Before Guard Fires
A convict wounded eleven inmates with an improvised weapon in a crowded prison shed. A guard shot the suspect, who died from his injuries. Three victims, including an elderly Black man and a Chinese man, were hospitalized at Prince Hospital. others were treated for minor injuries.
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Sante Parbare
Vietin
Prinoe Hospital
Quake Felt Briefly in Mindoro Area No Damage Reported
A sharp earthquake lasting about sixteen seconds was felt at 5 13 am near Manning Philippines. No damage was reported. The quake center was estimated about three miles south of Manning, in the northern Mindoro region.
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Manning
Ufteen
Here
Mindoro I Taland
LANDON MEN LOSE DAY IN COAST POLL
The Coast poll outcome shows unpledged delegates added to the Republican National Convention roll after clashes between un instructed delegates and a London slate. Alf M Tandon’s ticket in California lost to Waverant Alf M Tandon, with Warren Gall praised by party leaders. California delegates favored the unpledged group. Connecticut results were reported as well.
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Connecticut
Alf M Tandon
Iannone
Jonden
Tye
Far Uy
Tandon Corer
Far
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Bosal
Piperinetm South Dil
Delenwins Eyoren
Martford
Voters urged to cast ballots as polling opens today
The article notes campaign actions and calls for voters to participate, with references to a transportation secretary and polling places. It lists motor firms and garages connected to local infrastructure efforts, and mentions the day’s schedule for voting and related events in the district. The piece emphasizes turnout and public notices about the polls.
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Nurpter
Uwe Helens
Bom Mery
MLS
Dave
Oles
Mhool Board
Benty
ANU
Repais O Ye Bryant
Mawtherns
Hina Onasling
Chevrolet
Henson Corpnator Company
Kurgan and Walker
Captert Motors, Inc
Wioneer Motora, Inc
Kinlth Motors
Roberts Motor Omns
Spany
Turker Motorlt Garage
von ‘Er Toure
Tt Tarsens and
Symons Garage
Anit Wi Ituitio and
Zillerman
Salt
Debates over League of Nations shape postwar order adviser Eden testifies
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told Parliament that Geneva remains central as nations argue the League’s future. Competing plans for sanctions, economic penalties, and new mandates surfaced amid calls to expand or restrain League powers. Rome and Addis Ababa governance shifts were noted, with emphasis on interim arrangements and controlling colonial interests.
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Geneva
Anthony Eden
House of Continung
Africa plan stirs mixed reactions in Europe and Italy
Fragmented OCR reports indicate debate at League of Nations and in leading French papers over an Africa plan tied to Italy. References to France’s stance, potential Modertate opposition, and Irish or British figures appear among scattered notes.
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Rome
League of Nations
Ionique
France
Windy conditions bring light rain to the area
A weather summary notes high winds and light rainfall across the region. Temperatures varied from around 70 during the day to near 40 at night with a sharp drop expected if clouds cleared. Travel advisories were issued as icy patches formed on highways and roads in the Helena valley and western sections.
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Tintern
Maughan
Helena Valley
Iryighwayn
Afr
Just a Minute With Iris 3 CnBB- and Impatient Politics
In Beverly Hills a satirical column lampoons Representative Zloncheck Washingtons No 1 Boy Stout Life. The piece skewers empty front pages and party-line dutiful congressmen, imagining a range of fates from pinches to marriages as the nation watches. The tone echoes The Polles Gazette with sharp political jabs.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
May
Zloncheck
Washington
House
Pulan
Polles Gazette
Cobb Goppsianted
Til and Tred Garbo Iy Back
Fragmentary text references Til and Tred with Garbo Iy back and a week after years, mentioning a person and a display at an event. The readable parts are unclear and cannot confirm exact people, places, or outcomes.
When Wife Returns There Will Be Row
A fragmentary report mentions a man saying there will be trouble when his wife returns from Texas. He references prior absence, possible flight of family members, and concerns about food and safety. Prosecutor Walter Marlin is cited in a garbled line.
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Okinbons
Walter Marlin
Texag
Tremendous cleanup in BG City sparks security calm
Fragmented OCR narrative describes bandit activity, French legation, and military movements around BG City. Reports mention troops mop up operations by Inez Lihtoptan allied forces, alerts expanding, and tightened controls as authorities pursue attackers and restore order amid confusion and scarce milk.
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Addi Abinn
Otytered Lown
Legatton
Martine
Arkais
Ebeamny
Werma
Col Watt Te
Former Speaker Of Assembly Is Dead
A Nebraska obituary notes former Speaker of the Assembly, who served in the State House and had ties to the Weld party era. The widow and two daughters survive, with funeral details not fully listed.
Relief fund fight stalls as House set to begin work
Washington struggles from both Democratic and Republican sides over a 1500 million dollar relief appropriation as the House readies to start work on a 2225 million relief bill. The political maneuvering follows President's request and ongoing party disputes affecting the dispatch of funds.
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Washington
Republian
House
Looses
Piha and Lakes Irrigation Plan Advances in 1900s
The article discusses a push to develop a large irrigation project in the Piha and Lakes region. Officials including Murray plan to secure approval and funding, with the Interior Secretary expected to sign and establish contracts as soon as conditions allow.
Miles City Labor Opposes Shipment of Sheep Pelts
Miles City labor groups oppose shipping sheep pelts, citing local processing and employment. The Labor Office, aided by relief and rural rehabilitation officials, plans protests against pelts’ shipment, urging local processing to protect jobs. More than 100,000 pounds of pelts are stored, and plant closure in June is opposed.
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Miles City
Miter
Jy Petty
Dita Bay
Cine
Montana
Samed Gettin
Vier City
Amero
Rannounerd
Ces
Merating Tovaht
Aralnat
Elly
Ers
Werahington
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Fir
WK Wheeler
James & Murrus
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Fimer Hott
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