Paris prison case over theft of reparations commission papers
Pierre Michaut and Jean Herbert faced a police court in Paris on charges of stealing confidential reparations commission documents and selling them to an American identified as Myers of Harvard. Judgment was postponed. Myers claimed he bought the papers for a Boston publishing firm and that the Harvard law library now holds the documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Pierre Michaut
Jean Herbert
The
Preparation Commission
Commission
Myers
Lbrarian
Harvard University
Reparation Commission
Spa
Bolongne
Cannes
Michaut
Jousselin
Boston
Dennis P Myers
World Peace Foundation
Reparations Commission
Richaut
Elden R. James
Harvard Law School Library
Grand Jury Again Has Naval Oil Lease Case
Washington May 12. Guy Tves an assistant secretary of the United States Senate was the first witness summoned at the opening session of the federal grand jury examining charges of conspiracy arising from naval oil leases. He was to identify the enabling resolution for the case. E C Finney assistant secretary of the interior followed as witness. Also summoned were Edward B McLean publisher of the Washington Post Theodore Mack interior department staffer and Ernest R EG U clerk of the senate public lands committee which led the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Guy Tves
United States Senate
Federal Grand Jury
E C Finney
Interior
Ives
Edward B. McLean
The
Washington Post
Theodore Mack
Interior Department
Ernest R. Egu
Senate Public Lands Committee
Drain to Address Helena Convention by Air
James Drain national commander of the American Legion will be flown from Helena Montana to Port Angeles August 14 to address the state convention. State adjutant J Kelly DePriest announced the plan saying the airplane ensures arrival in time for the meeting after his Helena speech on August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Port Angeles
Wash
James Drain
The
American Legion
Helena
Mont
State Convention of American Legion
J Kelly DePriest
Fingerprints Identified by Wire in Chicago
Fingerprints sent by wire from New York to Chicago tonight were identified in one minute after being received, the bureau of identification of the police department said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Bureau of Indentification of
Police Department
Protestant Episcopal convention closes in Montana diocese
The Montana diocese Episcopal convention closed in Butte on May 12 with election of the standing committee including Rev C P Chapman of Butte and Rev H S Gatley of Missoula. Executive council members named include Rev T W Bennett of Dillon and Judge Lyman Bennett of Virginia City. Officers filling term vacancies were elected from the Women's Parochial and Missionary society, with Mrs H W Dickey of Helena and Mrs Charles McCoy of Helena named supply secretary and box packer respectively. Delegates to the triennial convention in New Orleans chosen include Mrs W Snell of Helena and Mrs H H Fox for Billings, among others. Alternates listed for various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Butte
Episcopal Church
Montana
C.P. Chapman
H. S Gatley
Missoula
J. G Spencer
Anaconda
G. C Jackson
F. W. Haskins
R. A. Price
Dillon
T. W. Bennett
George Hirst
Lewistown
L. W. Snett
Helena
F. C. Chapman
Lyman Bennett
Virginia City
Frank W Haskine
John Bidlake
J. H. H. Swain
Women's Parochial and Missionary Society of the
Diocese
H. W. Dickey
Charles McCoy
Box Packer
New Orleans
W. Snell
H. H . Fox
Billings
B. A. Benton
W. Meissinger
Kalispell
Charles F. Chapman
N. H. Boyer
Deer Lodge
Christoff Keller
Great Falls
Florence Jeffers
Jeffers
Mrs Olive Warte Seeks London Divorce For Grin dell Mathews
Actress wife of a Hollywood star awaits divorce in London to wed Grin dell Mathews, the inventor of the death ray, who is also in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Warte
London
II Grindell Mathews
Great Northern to Electrify Cascade Main Line
The Great Northern Railway orders four electric locomotives for 530000 dollars from Westinghouse Electric. The project covers twenty four miles of transcontinental trackage in the Cascade mountains, with total electrification costs expected to top one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Paul
Great Northern Railway Company
Westinghouse Dlectric Company
East Pittsburg
Great Northern
Cascade, Mountains
Ralph Rudd
Calumet Baking Powder Biscuits and Rhubarb Custard Pie
Simple home recipes include a soft dough biscuit method with flour salt baking powder and milk and a rhubarb custard pie. The dough drops over simmering stew and bakes for 26 minutes while the pie bakes at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes topped with meringue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Jane Parker
Calumet Baking Powder Co
American Legion Post Sees 37 New Members Join
Lewis and Clark post of the American Legion welcomed 37 new members and 40 renewals at a recent Eddy Rose room meeting. A Memorial Day planning session was announced for 7:30 p.m. at the John Dietrich offices to coordinate observances on May 30. The post endorsed Boy Scouts, planning troop sponsorship and council funding, aiming for 300 new members this drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark Post
American Legion
Post
Eddy Rose Room
John Dietrich
Auditoriam
G. E Boulgare
Scout Council
Boy Life
Boy Scouts
Park Work Halted by Robins Nest Discovery
A young robin family halted park construction in Normal Bloomington May 12 when laborers found a nest in a lombardy poplar. City forester A M Augustine ordered the tree left until the brood is reared, delaying completion of the new park for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bloomington
Ill
Normal
A. M Augustine
Illinois Horticultural Society
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Yesterday's Brain Teasers
A cluttered list of crossword clues and partial answers for horizontal and vertical entries. The page presents many short word prompts such as small instrument baking dish rap lightly press and various related solutions, but only hints are shown here.
Trial Starts for Former Governor in Bribe Scandal
A trial opened in Topeka with former Governor Jonathan M Davis, his son Russell, and Carl J. Peterson, bank commissioner, facing charges of soliciting and accepting bribes for pardons. Key testimony centers on a $1,250 payoff to grant pardons for Fred Follman and Walter Grundy while collateral evidence debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Davis
Johnathan M Davis
Kansas
Carl J. Peterson
Young Davis
Fred W. Follman
Topeka
Kans
May
Associated Press
Jonathan M Davis
Tussell G Davis
Fred Follman
Lachine
Davis
Car J. Peterson
Walter Grundy
Hutchinson
Pollman
Glenn Davis
Russell
McClures
McClure
Alleged perjurer Luciano to face perjury charge
Nicholas Cneeks Luciano, whose testimony helped sentence three men to death in New York, now claims he lied under police pressure. He will be tried on perjury charges after signing an affidavit recanting his testimony, a document used by lawyers seeking a new trial for the condemned men. Police say his original account remains true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Cneeks) Luciano
New York State
Luciano
Soviet anti Bolshevik leader dies in prison fall
General Boris Savin koff once Petrograd military governor and Kerensky era official died by his own action by leaping from a window in Moscow’s state political department prison. He had been serving a long term for counter revolution after addressing a letter to a superior about release. The reply indicated little chance of liberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNS Soviet
Moscow
Associated Press
Boris Savinkoff
Petrograd
Kerensky
State Political Department
Savikoff
M Dirinsky
Cheka
Dverunsky
Mixup over name change to Art Mix in court
Los Angeles May 12 A name change request for George Washington Kesterson to Art Mix for film use sparked a knotty legal dispute with Tom Mix protesting the alias. Arthur J Mix joined the objections as the judge postponed full hearings to July 10 to sort the muddle among the Mixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
George Washington
Kesterson
Art Mix
Superior Court
C. W. Guerin
Tirst
Art Mia
Tom Mix
Max
Arthur J Mix
American cars flood Britain amid tariff threat
London May 12 Associated Press American made automobiles are shipped to Great Britain at about 1000 a day as Chancellor Churchill threatens to advance the date for imposing the McKenna duties. The 45 percent tax on foreign cars or parts, retroactive, spurs imports ahead of the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Churchill
Ired Signs Up On The Old Ice Wagon
Milwaukee May 12 Harolds Red Grange signs with Wheaton producers for summer ice wagon work and possible film assignments. Offers total over 100000 with trial to test photography. Detroit court rejects Public School Defense League brief in Oregon school attendance cases. Casper boxing: Al Webster defeats Speedball Hayden in 10 rounds. St Paul welterweight Al Van Ryan beats Daga tye Gans by newspaper decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Ice Tongs
Harold
Red) Grange
Wheaton
Red Grange
America
Universal
Grange
Washington
Associated Press
Public School Defense League of
Detroit
Mich
Supreme Court
Oregon
Tait
Casper
Wye
al Webster
Ings
Teferes
Speedball Hayden
St. Paul
AL van Ryan
Daga
Tye Gans
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Northwestern
SAMD
GOZA
Agent Montana
Nor. Wyoming
Burton K. Wheeler
Miss Wheeler
Aliss Catherine Waster
Wheeler
Protestant Episcopal Convention
G. N
GSE Juice
Cascade Mountains
Panama
Assocated Press
San Blas
Coast Guard
Veterans’ Bureau
Fort Snelling
Minn
Hines
War Department
American Legion Post
BOY Scout Movement
National Endowment Fund For
Lewis and Clark County
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Charles L Sheridan
W. G Ferguson
Fimn
Fred Kelser
W. O Whipps
Jennie Henry
Miss Richardson
East Helena
Miss Grant
Muss Richardson
Richardson
Boulware
Taxo
California
Stad
Eery
Tinan
Union Bank & Trust Co
Helena, Montana
James Derham
Brady’s Better Bakeries
Brady
Confectaurant
Imix
Tom
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