Flood Damage Shifts Business Momentum Across Regions
Floods crippled industry across the Mississippi valley yet business activity showed signs of renewed momentum in the past week. While surveys are incomplete, preliminary inspections indicate widespread damage to roads and infrastructure, boosting repair costs and delaying freight. Rail and industrial sectors face reductions, with continued demand for reconstruction and transporation services likely.
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Mixippi
Suicide at Niagara Falls Details Emerge
Niagara Falls New York May 8 14 an unidentified man committed suicide at the falls this afternoon by entering the swift river above the brink. He stripped his overcoat and entered the water in a dark serge suit with a light pencil stripe and no identifying marks. Tourists watched as the man was swept over the crest and vanished under water. A label on the overcoat indicated Cleveland origins.
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Wybe
Cleveland Clothing Company
Boston Welcomes Airman Reston in Warm Reception
Commander Francesco te Pareda arrives in Boston after resuming his journey in the Santa Maria metraplane. Reports recover bodies of Dies Tone Jadiens and Patrick J. Dowl ing after their boat accident on Maden Lake near Spokane. The Duke of Fernandez Nunes in Madrid dies.
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Millionaire Oil Man Col Humphreys Dies In Accidental Wound
Denver May GP Colonel Tumphreys a noted oil man and philanthropist died after an accidental gunshot wound while packing for a hunting trip at his home. He collapsed soon after the shot and died following an emergency operation at Merv hospital. He was active in social and charitable work across several states and was with Mrs Tamphreys and their two sons when the incident occurred.
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Priests Pass Road to Stay in Best Condition, County Vows
County Commissioner J. Gooney announced maintenance will keep the Priest’s Pass and Mul lan paga road in top travel shape. Road crews have labored for months and the county plans continuous repairs, with no abandonment of the Drieso’s pas road, aiming for an easier route after taxpayer input.
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State Pays Tribute to Noted Churchman Walter M Jordan
Whitehall May 2 Representatives from Montana towns attended the funeral of Walter M. Jordan the first native rab minister in the state. Burial was in Fish Creek Cemetery with solemn rites led by the Silver Star Masonic Lodge and clergy from Shortridge Memorial Christian church. The service at the high school gymnasium included Rev Owen Gist and Rev Fe Rite among others.
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Break-up Dope Ring Supplying State With Narcotics
Federal agents busted a drug ring described as the state’s narcotic supplier. Arrests included Beaule May P AM five mills and others linked to the ring spread across Montana Oregon Washington and Utah. Key figures named Mrs Cherry Adams Twohey and Ars Watley were detained or questioned, with surveillance lasting over a year and a half.
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Mystery Cleared As boy's body found near Arkansas River
Atta Tork Ark May R The body of Lannie White 12 who disappeared April 11 was found along the Arkansas River. The death ties the earlier disappearance of 12-year-old Vlacia McDonnell and the church janitor Nagenhte’s statements are clarified by the discovery.
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Printery blaze claims two lives and seven hurt
In Nalrlaburg, flames swept a state printery destroying the building with losses between 1 and 2 million dollars. Two men, Wilbat Sadler and Wernard Hi Goodyear, were reported killed. Seven others were injured as firemen battled the blaze through the night.
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Japanese radicals urge hard line against communists in China
Shanghai May 8 Japanese residents of Taihan today approved a resolution urging government to take a strong stance against communists in China. The resolution warned that if the policy continues, every Japanese in the area will be forced to leave China.
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Kansas Storm Toll Rises With Fatalities And Dozens Hurt
A violent tornado season strikes across Kansas and surrounding states. In Hutchinson a fatality is reported and about 50 people are hurt as the storm tears through McPherson and nearby counties, destroying homes and infrastructure. Across the region, residents endure damage near Medora and Inman, with several named victims and multiple obstructions to communication and transportation reported.
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Storm path across seven states seen as heavy snow starts
Weather bureau reports a wide area storm sweeping seven states with heavy rain and snow in the western and midwestern regions. Regions including Colada and New Mexicu experienced snow and cooler conditions as blizzard-like winds and rapid temperature drops affected Montana and surrounding areas.
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Massive Louisiana levee danger threatens 250000 people
Report describes a probable breach in the Sayou Dox levee south of New Orleans as rescue fleets and federal and state agencies concentrate on the danger. If the embankments fail, floodwaters could release across seven parishes into 4.0 million acres of floodplain southward, affecting major ports and communities.
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Julian Corporation Receiver Request Plays Out
Walter Davrenberg of San Francisco said he would file a federal court petition seeking appointment as receiver for Julian Corporation. Lewis, president of Julian, dismissed the move as unfounded while the state corporation commission and Petralewny Corporation face an inquiry into over issuance and financial dealings.
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Snow General in State with No Reported Damage
Great Walls May 8. North central Montana saw snow and cold rain as a spring storm persisted for most of Sunday. Snow fell steadily with winds creating drifts two feet deep in places. The event set a record for this period with about 0.80 inches of precipitation by late afternoon.
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Paul Kelly Trial Starts Today in Murder Case
In Los Angeles the juvenile actor Paul Kelly is to face a Superior Court trial before Judge Charles S Thuewell on charges of murdering Ray Mind. The case follows an alleged meeting with Kelly at the home of Dorothy Mackave, widow of the deceased. Prosecution witnesses Slim Machave and Dr. Walter J. Sullivan, connected to the estate, are summoned to testify as the State proceeds with the case.
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Blizzard Strands Wyoming Towns Halts Travel and Service
A fearful blizzard sweeps Wyoming disabling mail service between Salt Lake City and Omaha. Trams telegraph and telephone lines are disrupted. Roads blocked by deep snow maroon several motorists. Union Pacific and Colorado and Southern traffic withered. Train crews report signaling difficulties as gates stall and travel halts across the region.
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Mexican Priest Dies Leading Band In Michoacan
Mexico City reports a Catholic priest Maria Martinezi of Codionmo Michoacan who led a parish band of ex tromists was killed with 25 followers by federal troops. The federals under General Men Woza attacked and captured Coal coman.
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Noise Provokes Fatal Shooting in Washington Rooming House
Washington, May 8. Christian Penney 41 shot and killed John Lands 40 at a rooming house near Gokeburg after an argument over noise kept him from sleeping. Police report says Lands was wounded in the incident.
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Wartime Flyers Reported Missing Near Newfoundland
Report says Cap tains Nungesser and Coll, veteran flyers from Lebourget France, riding the White Bird, were en route to Newfoundland when a thunder storm forced departure. Radio monitors say no verified sighting to date and ships scour the Atlantic for the missing aviators amid high winds and rain. A May 9 Daily Mail note claims a possible sighting by a British destroyer, but unconfirmed.
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Death of Ensign Tulian J. McShane Probed Again
In Los Angeles a naval inquiry reopens into Ensign Tulian J. McShane whose body was found in San Pedro harbor last October. Investigators will question partygoers aboard an unnamed billionaire’s yacht after new evidence of possible bodily injury emerged from his mother’s examination, prompting a fresh official probe ordered by Secretary Wilbur.
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Teut Leader Denies Revenge Policy, Fresh Is Cabinet Rift
Berlin May 7 At a Peoples Party meeting in Bad Deyn fausen Foreign Minister Gnatate Strosemann denied cabinet difficulties over foreign policy. He declared the cabinet is opposed to a policy of revenge and will pursue restraint.
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Gray and His Vampire May Know Fate Today
The trial of Mia Ruth Snyder and Henry Todd Gray for the murder of Albert Snyder concluded. Deliberations begin at 10 tomorrow as jurors consider possible verdicts from first to second degree murder or manslaughter and related charges.
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