Filipinos Warned as Coast Patrols Guard Laborers
On May 7 in Seattle state highway police and sheriff deputies patrolled White River Valley highways to prevent new flare ups after white rioters drove Filipino laborers from bunk houses last night. Offiers said Filipinos would be protected as they work on produce farms though many workers were in night clothing and fled in fear. No injuries were reported but fear and alarms persisted among the workers.
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Seattle
White River Valley
Here
Owen McGill
Stata
Sherif Claude ©. Bunitek
Amos
Fay
Gurome
Hilea
GU Sade
Caldera
Methodist Church South Denies Politics Role in Policy Stance
At the quadrennial general conference the Methodist Episcopal Church South conflict over political involvement was debated. Delegates discussed prohibition, mov ing pictures and moral governance while stressing the church’s nonpartisan creed and focus on protecting the family through church guidance.
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Dinjing
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Han
Jon
Fee
R. Shuler
Los Angeles
California
Ann Mame
Warren A. Chandler
Butte Chamber Seeks Permit to Sell Gas at Low Rate
Butte chamber of commerce petitions to install gasoline tanks and pumps to offer motor fuel at 22 cents a gallon, or 25 cents, aiming to lower prices. A city council committee reviewed the proposal and advised action, amid talks with chamber leaders and state highway officials.
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Butte Chamber
Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
James
Rowe
Montana Supreme Court Case Involving Irrigation Lands
The state seeks a writ of mandate to block Cascade county from selling 4000 plus acres of Chestnut Valley Irrigation land for taxes. The action ties unpaid bonds totaling 128 000 dollars to county tax deeds and taxpayer protections under Montana law.
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Supreme Court
Montana
Chestnut Valley Irrigation Company
Cascade County
Newlett
Frederick Gallagher
A. Mowry
Aurttos
S Hall
Tha Auprems Court
Lewistown Salesman Found Dead in Car
Lewistown authorities report Steven Sabol twenty a resident of Wileamay was found dead in his car on a road west of the city The county coroner said the death appears self inflicted He leaves a wife and a son as survivors
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Lewistown
Steven Sabol
Wileamay
Daad Todey Jn
G. W. Wilder
Sabol
Bte Witow
May Snowstorm Covers Sequoias in Tulare County
A heavy May snow storm blankets the Sierra Nevada from Tulare County to the Sequioa park headquarters. Local residents recall hearing of rare snow in May as old timers say they have never seen its like before in this region.
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Vinalia, Catt
Mey
Sierra Nevada Range
Tulare County
Sequois Park
Capful of Wind Hits San Pedro Harbor
A 40 mile per hour gust swept San Pedro harbor crippling the racing yacht Invader owned by Joseph Ecbanck and tearing the Mexican freighter Chispin from her moorings. Tress signs boards and fences in the harbor district were flattened as the wind subsided later in the afternoon.
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San Pedre
Calif
Joseph Ecbanck
Chispin
Dortom
Record Heat Destroys Records Across Northeast
New York and New England endured a scorching day as heat shattered multiple records. The thermometer hit 94 degrees at Brockton and 04.5 at 5:30 p.m. in another location, with New York City also breaking date records twice. Four deaths and heat-related illnesses were reported as officials warned of relief tomorrow.
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New York
North Atlantic
Tecorda
New England
Poston
Brockton
Mays
New York City
Theo
Texas Tornado Toll Tops Seventy Dead
In Texas central and south regions rescue workers recovered seventy bodies and treated over one hundred injured. The disaster spanned about 281 250 miles from Abilene to Marshall and Childress to Tu ngo with homes destroyed and homelessness rising. Governor Moody ordered continued recovery and rehab efforts as tolls and damages mounted.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Ball Gay
Abflenr
Wort
Marshell
Childrasa
Tungo
Runge
Norhelm
Front
Texan
Jowna Attuck
Tribualness
Ita Realdenta Kitler
Mt Bsanm
Alen Pthar
West
San Antonio
Ennis
Aron- 900
Réacua
Dan Moody
Milford physician faces medical license revocation
Dr. John R. Frinkley of Milford faces action by the Kansas Board of Medical Registration and Examination to revoke his license to practice medicine and surgery. He must appear before the board on June 17 to show cause why his license should not be revoked.
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Toneka
Kan
John R. Frinkley
Milford
Ian
Kansas
Medcat
Inis Teeisa
Hearns
Lightning Kills 17-Year-Old at Lawrence Park Stand
Lawrence May 7 Donald Uocovan 17, right fielder for Lawrence High School baseball, was killed when lightning struck the grandstand at Sullivan Park. Four others were injured as storm struck the ball park.
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Lawrence
Mara
Donald Uocovan
Lawrence High School
Sullivay Park
Prohibition Violation Upheld as Habitual Crime
The North Lakota Supreme Court upheld a prohibition violation ruling, holding that violations of the prohibition law constitute a crime within the state habitual criminal act. The decision was handed down May 7 in Dlemarek, N. D.
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Dlemarek
N. D
North Lakota Supreme Court
Russia restricts alcohol sales decree issued
Moscow on May 7 reports a decree prohibiting sale of vodka wine and other intoxicants along with alcoholic drinks. The measure bans sales during certain days and periods including revolutionary holidays and is enforced across cities and towns.
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Russia
Moscow
Commissariat
Yale
August Senators to Open Naval Pact Hearings Next Week
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans hearings on the Tantion naval limitations treaty starting Monday with witnesses Secretary Stimson and Secretary Adama from the American delegation and Admiral Willan Tratt. Chairman Borah indicated hearings may last one to two weeks as developments unfold. Committee Chairman Hale set hearings to begin Tuesday with Secretary Adama, contingent on Stimson’s schedule.
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Washington
Meeringn
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stimaon
Adama
Willan Tratt
Stin
Borah
Foreland Relations Committee
Hale
Senate Naval
Montana Students Shine in National Creative Writing Contest
Winners announced in the National Creative Writing contest by Quill and Scroll, with high school journalists honored. Anne Murphy of Central High, Butte, won eighth place in poultry prose and Margaret Hamilton of Plathead County High Kalispell won fifth in Idaho bound book variety division.
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Cheano
May T
Quill and Scroll
Anné Murphy
Central High School
Butte
Mont
Margaret Hamilton
Plathead County High School
Kalinpall
Ohio Prison Blaze Damages Tent Stockade
Convicts set fire to about 50 army tents in the improvised stockade at the Ohio penitentiary in Columbus. Officials say the fire was allowed to burn and that a few tents were burned while others caught by wind. guards reported prisoners salvaged clothing and belongings as the blaze raged.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Stockeda
Elogd
Camas
Te Boll
National Guard
Olficera
Rapatr
Tha Iwantor
Laborer Loses Arm in Quarry Accident Near East Helena
John Gege, a laborer at the Lime Quarry operated by American Smelting and Refining Company near East Helena, Was' in a severe accident yesterday afternoon. His right arm was crushed in the machinery, requiring amputation at the shoulder. He was attended by Dr. George Bare and rushed to St Peter's Hospital in an already precarious condition.
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John Gege
American Smelting and Refining Company
Eat Helena
St. Peter's
Fego
Erneker
George
Wbout
East Helena
Sega
Ambulance Driver Convicted of Manslaughter in City
Bert R. Potter 2B, private ambulance driver, was found guilty of manslaughter by a circuit court jury in Karsan City for a crash in the Airact Safety zone three weeks ago that injured 11 people. He was sentenced to six months in the county jail. Jain Wutchinson, 76, a hospitalized crash victim, died of pneumonia.
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Karsan City
Bert R. Potter
Jain Wutchinson
London naval treaty impact on US budget debate in Washington
Washington May 7 congressmen refused to credit any savings from the London naval treaty in an informal report to the naval appropriations committee. They cut out proposed economies tied to the pact and emphasized it would be premature to forecast savings until the Senate acts. The committee also approved removing 400 000 dollars from the budget bureau recommendation for starting the third group of the fuel refiner program.
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Washington
Roaprangniniive
Tepwh- Hean
Idano
Chateeah
Beceiao
Senate
Budget Bureau
Senate rejects Parker for Supreme Court seat in tight vote
In a 41 to 39 decision the Senate refused to confirm Judge John J. Parker of North Carolina to the Supreme Court. President Hoover faced pressure as Parker’s defeat ends a long controversy. White House signal indicated Parker would not be picked again. opposition organized by Senator Barry and others.
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Francis Dr. Str
Hensoy
Drewstatt Wester
Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
John J. Parker
North Caroline
Mresirent Noaver
Tehnessre
Owora
White House
Spaver
Parker
Tarkee
Barah
Montana residents pay millions more for gasoline than Coloradoans
State figures show Montana motorists spent about 21 million dollars on gasoline for the year ending April 1930 while Montana price levels and production led to higher costs compared with states that do not produce crude. The state board of equilization data indicate a 7.3 cent per gallon premium over typical prices, with total excess near seven million dollars, and a broader implication of pricing dynamics in oil producing regions.
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Montana
Denver
Buster
Ras Aling
Golarade
State Board of Ecyalization
Sbtva
Mundlin Elected Mayor Amid Labor Defeat in St Paul Poll
Mundlin, World War II veteran and attorney, defeated labor candidates by about 10 000 votes in St Paul senior day election tabulations. James McClaney and others were noted in the staggered results amid a fragmented ballot.
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LABOR
St, Paul
Alark
Mav
Gerard dl
Mundlin
RE Montay
James McClaney
Gold Star Mothers Sail for France Amid Welcome Home Scene
New York May 7. Gold Star Mothers led the first contingent aboard the America bound for France. Navy planes roared overhead as the ships left harbor, salutes from fireboats and cheering crowds marking the departure. The group visits graves of American boys who died in World War I, honoring their sacrifice with a pilgrimage.
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New York
New York Harbor
Atlantic
Maer
Amerten
Mathore
Mexican Kidnappers Ended by Troops in Guatemala City
May 7 report from Guadalcalasa states Mexican gang members who kidnapped Dr G K Purnell were killed by troops and their bodies hanged as a warning. Purnell, an American resident who had lived in Mexico eight years, was kidnapped about three weeks ago and released after payment of ransom.
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Monico City
Eperial Dapatchea
Guadalcasala
T Deo
G. K. Purnell
Lhere
Treat
Jr. Purnell
Mexico
Avention
Riot in Haiti Spurs Injuries and Arrests
Reports from Port au Prince Haiti on May 7 describe a riot tied to incendiary accusations between rival political factions at Jacmel. The disturbance left up to 20 people wounded or detained by guards during the clashes near nightfall Monday.
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Port-au-Prines
Haiti
Jacmal
Ifurite
Disordered Civil Disobedience Flares in India
London reports India’s civil disobedience protests cooled after violent clashes. The worst fighting centered on Chittagong on April 18 with deaths. Calcutta saw police action after mob raids and gunfire. Police and protective forces sustained injuries and arrests rose. death toll reported.
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London
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Chittangong
Hintam
Calcutta
Calcut
Paleo
Smallhail
Tin
Gaten
Nea Pial
Fires rage in New Jersey and Maine amid heat and winds
Reports from New Jersey and Maine describe renewed large scale wildfires threatening towns near Calais and the Dues river. Officials in Massachusetts, New York and Connecticut coordinate to contain the blazes as heat and wind hinder progress and aid response efforts.
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Maine
Calais
New Jersey
Dues River
Young Plan Ratified by Italy after Reparations Conference
Rowe May 7 Italy today ratifies the Young plan as evolved by the two Tequis reparations conference in 1%.
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Rowe
Italy
Ancient Carthage hosts Catholic world session amid pageantry
In Carthage Tunisia the 1080 Euchariatte congress of the Catholic church opened after a papal bull reading. Cardinal Loptcher led the papal delegation as five days of prayer began, drawing pilgrims and sailors from across the world to the ancient city once famed in Hannibal's era. About 1,068 Americans and others from France and Argentina joined worship as ships and tents housed attendees.
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Carthage
Afvden
Mohammed
Mons
Tunis
Nilen
Cardinal Loptcher
Papel
Hannibal
Inara Hochambeat
Aragern
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Patker
Connon
Mantana
Cal
Fe Ures
State Philic Rerder Commission
Montreal
Katerie Tervolvan
Meinl Satnlaing
Imnapmerle
Ike
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Mator
Ameo
Willams
A. K. Baszeley
Mannoghundts
Rhoda Telandat
Connecticut
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