Stimson presents London naval treaty to Senate panel
Secretary Stimson, heading the American delegation, lays the London naval treaty before the Senate foreign relations committee as a fair agreement and parity between British and American fleets. He challenges a direct naval strength comparison and outlines forthcoming questions for ratification and a fuller naval briefing.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
Imhat
Ehal
Persian Earthquakes Kill About Three Thousand
Teheran May 32 The death toll from the recent earthquakes appears to be nearing 3,000. The shocks continue but have eased in intensity at Tabriz while remaining severe around Salmas. Terrific storms heighten panic as American relief efforts begin but floodwaters hinder motor ferries to Salmas.
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Teheran
Perla
Teruiu Todey Wan
Tabriz
Satan
Inhabiianta
Reilat
Inquiry Opened Into Billings Blaze at Oliver Building
Billings officials began an inquiry into the fire that burned more than three hours on the third and fourth floors of the Oliver Building. The Marware Building Corporation declared plans to reconstruct and set the damage at $126,000. Wiring in the structure had been tested recently and found in perfect condition.
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Bilings
Api—Biiingay
Gay
Oliver
Maréware Building Corporation
Inam
Texas Guard Opens Inquiry Into Riot in Dallas
The Texas National Guard held a free section of the military court of inquiry today with Colonel J. S. Davidson presiding. The inquiry aims to forward information to the grand jury when convened next Monday. Rangers reported 12 arrests today, bringing total to 28 in the Ponte Gall incident tied to unrest following a fatal suffrage case.
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Military Court of Inquiry
J. 5. Davidson
Texas National Guard
Jon P. Coax
Davidean
Tim
Grond
Aitizens
Ponte Gall
Swami Jugged For Weird Practices Face Trial
May 1 court in Angeles ordered Swan Bantapne Raw held for superior court on five counts grand theft and two statutory offenses. Four motion picture actors including Charles Chaplin Gioria Swanson and Mary Pickford testified during the hearing. Raw allegedly swindled Adele Allerkand of 54600 at Ocean Park California by promising film roles and naming Chaplin Ming Swanton Mia Pickford Gaoree Arliss and others. Chaplin appeared in court and denied knowledge of Raw.
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Angeles
Swan Bantapne Raw
Thudu Seer
Charles Chaplin
Gioria Swanson
Mary Pickford
Raw Wan
Adele Allerkand
Ocean Park
Cal
Mia Ilente
Chaplin
Ming Swanton
Mia Pickford
Gaoree Arliss
Athdra
President Hoover on Hospital Service Message
Washington May 19 President Hoover marking hospital day said alleviating human suffering is a noble expression of a spontaneous and universal impulse of the American people and a key character of national service.
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Washington
Hoover
Confirmation of Roberts Appears Assured
Washington dispatch reports Owen J. Roberts of Philadelphia poised for quick Senate confirmation to the associate justice seat. Judiciary committee referred the nomination to a subcommittee, with no opposition seen and several Republican and Democratic leaders signaling prompt approval.
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Washington, Bay
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Jurdea
Jendéra Hoth Fead
Panate Judiciary Committee
Sules
Benator Borah
Idaho
Renatora Nodert
Rhoda Inland
Qverman
North Carolina
Bersh
Fat Girls Take Up Too Much Room In Stores
Chicago May 12 There’s sound economy behind the fact there are not many slender lines back of the counters of America’s big department stores, delegates to the National Itelall Drygonda aran ciation convention were told. Doris Mcleod of Newark New Jersey informed the delegates.
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Chicago
America
Itelall Drygonda
Doris Mcleod
Gap L
Newark
N. Df
Des Moines Child Found Dead After Assault
The body of 3-year-old Evelyn Lee, who had been assaulted, was found in a Des Moines wooded area. Autopsy shows she was killed Saturday night. Police pursued two men and an older traveling companion. aunt and police officials led a large manhunt with state agents and Polk County affidavits involved. The child’s body was discovered by two girls while picking violets near a birch tree at the edge of a clump of bushes.
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Des Moines
Evelyn Lee
Shin
Polk County
Weary Alber
W. W. Wessel
Tifa Con
Harold
Ulster Rifles move in to awe Gandhi's gang clash
British forces deploy Ulster rifles in a show of force amid civil disobedience unrest in India. A bombing raid using airplanes targets a local leader near Peshawar after he rejects an order to move. Reports also note Natinalist Gandhi followers visiting parts of the region as tensions rise.
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Peshawar
Tone
Tnilla
Mahatma
Gandhi
Lobbying admission ties group to capital tactics
A distorted report accuses a Hav. Dr. Scott McBride of admitting capital lobbying and torture allegations. The piece claims he represented a small share of an organization's activities and notes questioned expenditures in Washington, with unclear dates or specific entities.
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Lobbytata
Scott McBride
Anti-Salaam Lenge
Washington
Tengneta Activitien
Probe of Redsque Latent Probe Worries Lagordia
Washington May 14 A probe into activities of Redsque in the country and the Am torg Trading corporation was proposed if a revolution introduced today by Chairman Snell of the house rules committee. The measure followed Lagnerdia New York republican who accused Grover Whalen police commissioner of New York of public documents purporting to reveal Communist activities in the country. Talladida claimed Whalen had been advised before appearing in the immigration committee that documents in his possession were on letterheads printed in New York.
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Washington
Communtela
Talladida
Bero
Documenta
New York
Counterfeiters of Slugs for Slot Machines Sent Up
Three men arrested at Stanford on April 15 confessed to counterfeiting slugs for slot machines. Sentences included McNatt Island penitentiary terms, a Cascade County jail term and fines, and Great Falls jail time. Witnesses described contraband gear and the manufacturing of slugs in Anaconda, with excuses and alibis offered by the defendants.
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Capital
Fedaval
McNatt Island
Kner
Caacade
O'Kelly
Great Falls
Stanford
Milian Watkins
Raynesford Watking
Poolnall
Hannon
Dda
Manson Add
Kener
Helena
No End In Sight To Long Tariff Bill Deadlock
Washington May 12 Republican efforts to salvage the tariff bill by a flexible compromise continued with no definite result after multiple conferences. House conferees pressed for Senate withdrawal of rate-changing power while seeking agreement on a joint plan acceptable to both chambers.
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Washington
Hatlarday
House
Senate
Meover
France and Italy Aim to End Naval Dispute
Geneva May 13 AP France and Italy resume talks after the London naval conference pause and plan to use one item from the League of Nations to settle their ongoing naval dispute. They will refer the matter to a formal public safety provision and seek a peaceful resolution through established channels.
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Geneva
France
Italy
Vnca Tla
Tondon
League of Nationa Couneil
Golclen
Cieot Parily
Diapula
DozemAN Man Killed When GAR Overturns
Dozens of gar overturned in Hozeman on May 12 fatally injuring Claude Solt 43 who died within an hour. His wife Mrs Harry Datta escaped unharmed from the wreck. The accident occurred when his automobile overturned after antlers reportedly struck the vehicle. The inquest into the incident will be held tomorrow.
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Hozeman
Nara
Claude Solt
Harry Datta
Solt
Aigne
Oregon Candidate Seeks Prohibition Law Change
Granta Pass Oregon May 12 Hough attorney and Republican candidate for governor declared support for modifying the prohibition law. He said bootleggers and racketeers are the national menace since before the Volstead act, urging a revised approach to curb illegal liquor activity.
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Granta Pass
Ore
Hough
Ingram to stand trial for murder of his daughter
At Witlinga on May 12 an examination in the proaproportion case determined whether Jeenn W. Ingram killed his 18 year old daughter Mildred in January after alleging abuse. The court heard that the state contends the father harmed his child and sought a verdict on guilt or innocence, with potential further action anticipated. Ingram was cited for a fine and a hospital visit.
Senate passes unemployment bill to aid jobless
Washington May 12 by 24 to ? The Senate today pursued the third measure introduced by Senator Wagner of New York to help solve the unemployment problem. The bill would create a division within the United States Department to extend the range of employment offices and to answer the stated needs of the jobless.
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Washington
Senate
Wagner
New York
House
United States Inbar Department
Anslor
Mimttar Tireaun
Governor Erickson Urges Hoover For Long Montana Visit
Montana Governor Erickson writes President Hoover urging a prolonged Western trip that includes Glacier and Yellowstone. He expresses pride in the state and pledges cooperation to make the stay worthwhile, awaiting the president’s summer plans and possible extended time in Montana.
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Governor Erickson
President Hoover
Erickaan
Montana
Moover
Sint
Vial Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Iviler
Ston
Torbert Hoover
White House
Wyehington
Southern Methodists Hot At Reports Seen In Press
Publicity over complaints by indigional members of the Motholat Episcopal Church Boule against church bishops was assailed at a quarterly conference. Dr A C Wrench of Denton led the attack, which met with mixed reaction from delegates including Jagenhus Panlals from Haleigh Ny. A motion to appoint a committee to prepare a formal statement was passed by a large majority, with the minority led by Mr Initeia.
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Motholat Episcopal Church
Boule
A. C. Wrench
Denton
Tes
Jagenhus
Panlals
Delegata
Haleigh
Dev
Reiaert Binicho
Washington
Geareta
Confidence in Hoover Erodes Says Wheeler in Senate
Senator Wheeler of Montana declares that President Hoover’s plan to tour the West looks like a barnstorming effort to win public favor. He cites a Washington Star report as evidence that the trip aims to revive confidence in the administration and shift blame from Congress to the president. This statement appears in a Democratic National Committee release.
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Washington
Hoover
Wheeler
Montana
United States
Democratic Nations Committee
Montanan
Washington Star
Prentient Hoover
Journallatte
Artela
Mermoz Nearing BOML Flight in Long South Atlantic Attempt
Rio de Janeiro May 13. French aviator Jean Mermoz flying from St Louis Senegal with a crew and a passenger began a record attempt toward Port Natal destination. The route from Port Natal to Leyte Senegal West Africa was disrupted by weather and a misstep, with landing pending. The solo flight aimed to set a regular airmail service from Posts to Buenos Aires, marking an ambitious start in the South Atlantic search for a rapid mail link.
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Rio Janeiro
Jean Mermoz
St. Lowa
Senegal
Mernanda Noronha
Port Nataldin
Leyte
West Africa
Strat
AL Reguar
Muenon Aires
Nas
Jean Merinuz
Mermos
Aleutian volcanoes May be a danger again
A desultory report from Seattle notes possible renewed activity in the Meullan chain of volcanoes off the Columbia Bay region in the North Pacific. Observers aboard a vessel 126 miles from shore report eruptions and drifting debris, suggesting renewed volcanic action and potential hazards for ships at sea.
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Seattle
Wash
Mayeine
Portland
Columbia Bay
North Pacific Ocean
Valennoes
Valentin
Butte Man, 23, Shot In Accident Claims Self Defense
May 12. Ed Wagner, 24, is in brave condition after a rifle discharged and struck his abdomen. Wagner says he pulled the gun from the floor to release a rammed bullet, and it fired unintentionally.
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Ed Wagener
Wagner
Storm cellar blast kills seven in Semingle May 12
A storm cellar blast in Semingle on May 12 left seven people dead. Dons Mat In a storm relinr ea plonion none born tnat Haturidas mounted ty seven today when Atare la ledlose. 24, and Mra. Nellie. Wakes had als sent Koapital, Dive, jYeraona died atternly after the blant.
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Semingle
Qin
Haturidas
Atarela Ledlose
Mra
Nellie
Koapital
Dive
jYeraona
Merger of G N and N P Still Viewed as Likely
Spokan, May 12. A C James believes merger plans between the Great Northern and Northern Pacific remain viable and will not be delayed. He says economies from uniting the two systems would aid the Northwest, with key linkage to a Chicago outlet and consideration of a Chicago route alternative.
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Northern-Northern Pacific
A. C. Innes
Glaston
Aniflenton
Tal
Hoam Times
Toads
Hocoanary
Chicago, Hurlington and Quipey
Burlington
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