Dispute Among Sons of Washington Settled in May
In Washington on May 3 the long dispute within the conservative wing over the head of the Sonus Men ended after tense days. Key figures included Mrs. Jeinia Jenekes of Indiana, who urged unity, and veteran leaders who secured a relaxation of terms allowing continued march toward the Fort after heavy rain dampened spirits.
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White House
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Jenekes
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Dead across Pocahantae as storm slams Ark
A violent storm in Pocahantae, Arkansas, leaves multiple fatalities and widespread damage. Mrs Crown and Ambrose, aged 19, among the dead, while winds and floods halt travel and bury roads under debris. Indianapolis reports heavy regional losses as flooding endangers life and property.
Parrot to Be Buried With Woman in Angelies Funeral
Anita Inen, a 10 year old widow, requests her parrot be buried with her next Monday at the funeral. The bird has been her companion since the death of her husband Jack Ineo, a race track hand, in 1928.
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Tan Angelies
Mra
Anita
Inen
da Hin
Jack Ineo
Antoniohila
Tientsin Awaits Japanese Army In May Report
Japanese air carrier arrived off Tongku near Tientsin as forces moved toward Peiping. Tokyo announced offensives and river crossings, with Japanese troops reported advancing from Miyun toward the Tientsin line. Commanders warned of possible assaults as Japanese divisions pushed along the Swan River corridor.
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Tentein
China
Tongku
Tientsin
Tientain
Janne Nary
Old Boy Shows Kid How to Ride a Bike
Philadelphia, May. A 18 year old, George Paniahniaka, learning to ride his bicycle tonight, wobble and fell under a truck. He was killed instantly.
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Philadelphia
May
Dar
Suph Saliack
George Paniahniaka
Sede Iack
New York Murders Linked to Insurance Crime Syndicate
A suspected New York crime ring allegedly used staged deaths to collect insurance payouts. Key figures include a physician, chemist, and several associates, with Mafialike schemes surrounding a widow linked to a $2000 policy. The group reportedly exploited pneumonia deaths in rented apartments to claim insurance.
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Weird Crime Syndicate
New York
Farley Finds Confidence Returning Through World
New York May 13 Universal sense of confidence grows daily Postmaster General James A Farley said tonight He noted improving economic conditions nationwide and world wide signaling prosperity returning He spoke at a dinner attended by Democratic leaders and said his duties let him feel the country’s pulse In Washington he has met diverse business and civic leaders and says he has traveled much of the country seeking information
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New York
Jamon A. Farley
Fuat
Foundation Ce
Mian
Girl of 14 snatches gun from cop and routs him
Denver story reports 14 year old Ida Wassner grabbing a police pistol from Patrolmen Verne McCoy and Oacar Anderann during a dispute at the Wassner home over payment to an ash hauler. The girl allegedly knocked the officers down and fled, prompting a call to the judge as the situation escalated.
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Denver
Ida Waasner
Annie Oakley
Buffalo TN
Cody
Verne McCoy
Oacar Anderann
Tan
Mia
Ramonn Wassner
Mr. Wassner
McCoy
Aeram
Goth
Fudge
Chicago Bankers Pledge Funds for Teachers Pay
Chicago bankers promise to provide 17 million dollars in cash within a week to cover the school board payroll, while teachers respond by canceling a planned parade in protest of inadequate funding. Checks for September payroll have already gone out, with 15 million dollars to be made available next week to cover October November and December payrolls.
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Chicago
Wendy Anon Checka
Novambor
Ait
Weather outlook for the coming week in Northern Rocky area
The forecast says unsettled conditions with dry spells limited to occasional showers. Temperatures are expected to run above normal, with mainly stable conditions for much of the week and brief rain events possible.
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Hocky Mountain
Thos Glen
Benypera
Pioneer Gilt Edgs Rancher Fire Victim
Lewistown May 13 Miss Birdie Brown 62 who ran a ranch in the Gilt Edge district for over 20 years died from burns received last night in an explosion of a casoling while she was cleaning garments. She suffered severe burns to her head and several parts of her body Mina Brown a native of Minnesota unknown relatives at this time.
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Lewistown
Birdie Brown
Mina Brown
Mfinanuri
Gold Loans Might Help This Crisis
Washington May 13. Experts say a London conference pact to end economic warfare and stabilize currencies could be achieved by governments pledging stable exchange ratios with limited fluctuation. Gold would play a key role with central banks coordinating loans to weaker economies, notably aiding smaller central European states. France supports loans to stabilize currencies. the United States and Great Britain discuss plans.
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London
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Great
Extortion Plot Foiled In Grain Elevator Case
Phillipshuro Kna, many 18 An alleged plot to extort 85000 from Ralph Winship a wealthy water man was foiled when postal inspector B B Naylor and county officers arrested Rob Redd of Hall Baker Grain company. He allegedly admitted sending the extortion note and was caught after dropping a dummy package marked with the demanded sum near a grain elevator.
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Ralph Winship
B. B. Naylor
Rob Redd
Manners
Hall-Baker Grain Company
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Winship
Milk strike paralyzes WisconsinIllinois dairy routes
Chicago reports normal milk arrivals as northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin dairy farmers stage peaceful picketing to force price hikes. The Wisconsin strike, led by a state cooperative milk pool, blocks shipments in 19 counties while sheriffs escort trucks. Some threats of arson and violence surface but no serious unrest occurs. The National Farm Holiday association defers a general strike and other Midwest farmers largely stay in line, awaiting further developments in Des Moines and across the region.
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Illinois
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Cooperative Milk Pool
Orhkesh
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Parmers
National Holiday Association
Milo Reno
Holiiday Group
Des Malnen
Sfarot Rellet Moren
John Rosch
Minesota Farmers’ Holiday Association
Ramblings of Opposition Heard Over Sales Tax Plan
Washington March 13 The Roosevelt administration drafts a plan to tax industry to fund a 3.3 billion construction program. The proposed tax would raise about 220 million dollars yearly to cover interest and amortization for new securities. The plan, seen as incomplete, awaited final Roosev elt review before likely congressional submission next week.
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Washington
Mar
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India
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Taylor Explains Farm Act and General Program Details
Bowman May 13 A Secretary Wallace strategy outlined a nationwide farm adjustment program under the act signed by President Roosevelt. Commodity conferences in Washington will determine county by county ranges for producers of covered commodities. Montana plans await a national framework. Under acreage reduction, agriculture secretary has three options: rent withdrawn acreage, farmer withdrawals for allotment, or processor agreements to raise prices under production control. Continued on Page 1 Section 2.
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Wallace
Roosevelt
Washington
Z. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana
Anciotary of Agriculture
Taylor
Congress
Fewer Beer Seizures Reported As Prohibition Regime Changes
Washington reports a drop in arrests and seizures after beer regulation. April arrests fell to 1,462 from March 3,440 and April 1932 7,410. Breweries seizures shrank to 21 from 118 last month and 2,117 a year ago. Net beer measures show 35,174 gallons seized versus 66,402 and 105,062 in prior periods. Spirit totals also declined.
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Russia aims to become major wheat exporter soon
Washington reports Russia is advancing toward major wheat export status ahead of planting. By April 25 Russians had sown 46.3 million acres of spring wheat, far above last year's pace and well ahead of initial plans. International discussions at Geneva seek better prices for growers amid hopes of expanded trade.
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Russie
Canada
Argon‘tink
Aneatraliand Othe
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Mara
Sanirol
Alada
International
Bureau of Agricultural Feonnmien
Expectant Mother Freed From San Quentin Prison
Eleonor Jones, an 18 year old inmate from Mitte county, is released from San Quentin after serving three months of a ten year sentence for robbery. Her commuted term will allow her to become a mother next month.
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Calif
Awunk Opal
Eleanor Jones
Mitte
Red tape slashed to put men on jobs in camps
Washington May 13. Director Fechner announced orders to slash red tape and move men to forest conservation camps. Along with instructions to area commanders, 220000 additional corps members are to be processed in conditioning camps within three weeks, as part of Roosevelt approved program. By July 1 about 274256 civilian conservation corps members are to be in work camps.
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Washington
Sloan
Robert Fechner
Fechner
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Roosevelt tax plan to fund jobs bill headed to Congress
President Roosevelt outlined a broad plan to spark employment and industry. A tax on industry output between 1 and 1.5 percent, proposed by an advisory committee, would underwrite a 4.3 billion job and public works program.
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Advissery
World Economic Trends Report From AP News Desk
The Associated Press reports on December debt payments and a US moratorium condition, Geneva wheat production talks aiming for two year acreage cuts, Russia planning a bumper crop, a French import tax tightening meat and wood shipments, a 3.9 billion dollar U.S. construction plan with a 1 percent sales tax, anti German sentiment rising in France and England, and a German disarmament policy statement prepared for a Reichstag address.
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Associated Press
United States
Russia
Moosevelt Administration
France
England
Hitler
France Ready to Pay Past Due Interest on U S Debt
Paris reports the French government stands ready to remit 19 million dollars in overdue interest owed to the United States. It asks in return a moratorium on the 49 million dollar debt installment due June 1, and notes no response from President Roosevelt. The exchange suggests past due interest must be paid before any moratorium.
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France
United States
Roosevelt
Inia
Dent Roosevelt
Menta
Payment of silver debts would hurt U S finances
Denver official Robert J. Grant, a mining engineer and former U S Mint director, warned that paying foreign debts in silver would damage the silver market and hurt American lenders. He cited vast silver holdings and argued such payments would trigger dumping and harm U S gold and currency positions.
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Robert J. Grant
United States Mint
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Hoover
Inday
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China
Amarican Konda
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