Public Cheated Riter Toked Airre to Boost Game for Scoundrels
Washington May 20 The senate and market investigation widened today as the financial giants of Wall Street faced huge losses in public markets. Names include Rothschild, Sachs, Colgate and others amid calls for scrutiny of investment practices and alleged manipulation of the market by powerful figures.
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Superoblietson
Washington
Senate
W Street
Lediscosmirr
Walter T
Mayor Walker Must Answer Grave Charge
New York report notes Mayor Walker facing serious charges amid parliamentary delays and ongoing investigations. Unclear details reference alleged misconduct and political turmoil surrounding city governance and legislative obstruction. The situation draws attention from residents and opposition figures seeking clarity and accountability.
Prisons Audit Request Lands In Gov Office
Col Schwarzkope seeks a Montana prison check citing graft concerns and urging rapid reporting. The request targets inmates hours and security lapses while noting influence from officials and court officials, with uncertainty about motive and timing.
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Col. Schwarzkope
Montana
Mrs Ann Williams 72 Dies After Party Near Deer Lodge
AP report states Mrs Ann Williams, 72, wife of Charles OL Williams, died late after attending a party north of Deer Lodge. Born in Southern Lawn in 1882, she came to Montana by covered wagon. Survived by four children Lee, Raymond, Walter, and Mrs JT Tavenner. Further details pending.
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Faer Ladere
Ann Williame
Charles OL. Witten
Fontehy
Southern Lawn
Montana
Dron
Lee
Raymond
Walter Mame
Tavenner
Ladre Valley
Livingston Church Conference Closes With Banquet
The Livingston Congregational conference concluded with a farewell banquet led by Dr J J McMullent president of the Eastern Montana Normal at Kings, Patton of Lag Angeles, and Dr Walter North pastor of the Country Club Congregational church in Kansas City as ex moderator of the Montana conference.
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Livingston
May
Montana
J. J. McMullent
Atontana Normal
Kings
Yrealded
Bloody clash in Walt Germany leaves dead and wounded
In Wallershausen Germany on May 30 two demonstrators were killed and police and 12 others wounded as troops moved to quell a protest. Reports say a tank action followed a 10 percent ent breakdown, with chaotic lines and casualties among demonstrators and officers.
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Wallershausen
Germany
Three Farm Relief Plans Move To Senate
Lushington May 2. Three farm relief plans head to the Senate after agricultural leaders and farmer unions endorse proposals furthered by the agriculture committee. The plans aim to aid farmers through production cost support and stabilization measures, with possible summer adjournment if relief is delayed.
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Senate
Socialists Hope 10 Ignore Prohibition at Convention
Milwaukee May 2 The socialist delegates from eight states gather for a convention on the eve of a national conference. Party chiefs seek to avert a decisive stand on prohibition as Norman Thomas of New York looms in the presidential race and party leaders insist the movement has long opposed prohibition.
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Milwaukee
Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
New York
Hoover Blew Lead, Roosevelt Trails In Oregon Pr imaries
In Oregon primaries Franklin D Roosevelt led early returns with a landslide over Norman Thomas and the Socialist ticket, while Joseph Alsop and others trailed after poll closings. Roosevelt held a strong margin in the Republican and Democratic races, with partial tallies showing Roosevelt ahead and Hoover far behind. results incomplete as precinct reporting continued.
Fargo Express Rides Over Game Battalino For Win
Fargo Express defeats Game Battalino in ten gruelling rounds in Chicago Stadium before 11,000 spectators. Patralle, a former featherweight champ, challenged Willy Perrotte, but faded after a first round knockdown. Battalino survived punishment from Patralle and won by unanimous decision as referee Dave Bunty counted to ten. Receipts estimated under 25,000. Continues on page 3.
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Battalino
Charles Pinkley Chiraen
Fnn
Anttaling
Fhoard
Willy Perrotte
Fargo Fyprocs
Tat
Ratte
Petrone
Qa Osizziing
Bert
Balla Ting
New York
Battalinas
Petralle
Wheeler seeks probe of swarms of lobbyists in Senate letter
Senator Wheeler introduces a resolution for a Senate inquiry into lobbying activities tied to tariffs and tax measures. He cites past president statements and actions by lawmakers and lobbyists, urging a subcommittee review and potential remedial action. The Caraway committee previously examined lobbying but did not urge new laws.
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Washington
Meadure Wan
Art Wheeler
Uch
Caraway
the Ark
Tobbying Netividier
Texas sen ds pair of robbers to penitentiary
Fremont brothers Clifford and Rollin Simmons were sentenced in Port Worth to years in the state penitentiary for the auto supply store holdup several months ago. Rollin Simmons and a policeman were wounded during the robbery.
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Texas
Pengells
Port Worth
Ocean Gives No Word Of Flying Amy
In a ragged wire service style fragment a report notes a flight by Amy Ocean that landed early on a Friday morning. Details are garbled with time stamps and place names obscured, but the text hints at a schedule and missing information about further events or communication.
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Ocean
Amy
Massive Fraud Attributed To Kreuger In Global Probe
A Stockholm inquiry finds Ivar Kreuger carried $168.2 million in personal debts and indirect liabilities. The investigation links him to long running financial manipulation. In Paris, investigators discuss deliberate misrepresentation of bank accounts and a looming bankruptcy with unsecured creditors to be paid last. Kreuger is described as a powerful financier until the start of this year.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ivar Kreugar
Paris
Salen
Hanks of Krouger and
Tha
Thera
Thera Will Ba Leita
Thin Man
Editor fatally shot by former city official in Sweet Grass
Shelby May 20. Editor Henry Handrys of the Sweet Grass City Advocate was shot by former city official Frank Neville while at the publisher’s office. Handrys died about 10 30 p.m. after being wounded in the stomach, shoulder, and arm. Neville surrendered and offered no explanation. The incident follows a two year dispute between the mayor and city council now under review by county, district, and supreme courts. A trial will be held tomorrow afternoon on related matters.
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Shelby
Mendrys
Mabiishor
Tein City Advocate
Sweet Grasa
Frank Neville
Neville
Handrys
Nevile
Nevilla
Thera
ACO Auproma
Supreme Court
Democratic plan pushes large unemployment relief package
Washington May 20 P The relief program proposed by a democratic committee calls for a 2 3 billion bond issue for public reinstruction 200 million for divert relief loans to states and 1 5 billion for public and private loans via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Hoover opposes expanded public works the plan seeks a new compromise amid administration negotiations Garner proposes a 2 9 billion program with 1 0 billion for public construction 1 9 billion for loans and 140 million for a related measure.
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Washington
Senate
Garner
Ian Speaker Garner
Dhe Manse Yesiterday
Jon Nni
Publi Construction
British Clergyman Admits Going to Gay Park with Girls
London may 20 the Rev H P B Davidson a 12 year old clergy man on trial for immorality testified he had taken many girls to gay park but only to wet them. The rector was reprimanded for slouching and hands in pockets. The defense queried if he wore pajamas or nightshirt and Miss Barbara Harris testified to a lurid scene in his room mentioning pajamas. The defense said Harris lied.
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H. PB. Davidson
Churchhouse
Westminister
Davidson
RF Levy
Barbara Harris
Walnter
Mayor Violates Dry Laws in Muncie Case
In Indianapolis federal court nine co-defendants including Muncie Mayor George BR Nala and city officers were found guilty of conspiring to violate prohibition. Raymond Hoover was acquitted. Sentences set for June 1. Other defendants include Fred Masaey chief of police Fred Elis board of safety Dan Navis and more.
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Igeorge
BR. Nala
Munrete
Ind
Wat
Raymond Hoover
Dale
Fred Masaey
Fred Elis
Board of Safety
Dan Navis
Kenneth Horatman
Harry Nelson
Albert Parkhurst
Ray Powell
Nohiceman
Ernest Fratters
Fred Kubeck
Methodists to Gut Stipends of Bishops
Ananie City Nod May 20 UP The economy program of the Methodist general conference extended to Episcopal salaries today as the committee on Episcopacy proposed reductions for both the expenses and salaries of bishops. The proposal calls for salary decreases of 15 percent for both general conference and missionary bishops, and for expenses allowance cuts which range up to 20 percent.
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Ananie City
Nod
Methodist General Conference
General Conference
House Vote On Beer For Revenue Fails In Sat Session
Washington May 20 The O'Connor Hull bill to tax beer dies in a Saturday session after Tammany forces rely on a complex rule. The plan would impose a three cent per pint tax on beer priced at 35 cents, but the effort collapsed amid procedural maneuvers.
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Tammany
O'Connor-Hull
Han Axe
Neurion
Lwnieh
Bol
Oil and coal taxes kept in revenue bill debate
Senate tariff coalition preserves oil and coal import taxes in the revenue bill after filibuster threats. Huey Long drives the protest as opposition worries about copper and lumber duties. Adjournment nears with the coal and oil duties secured.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Senate Tariff Coalition
Huey
Huey Long
Bayard Neb Flood Swamps Mexican Settlement
Bayard Nebraska May 29 Citizen rescue crews removed over 209 persons from the Mexican settlement as a wall of water two to five feet high poured through low-lying areas. Those remaining waded to higher ground as a thousand feet of Burlington railroad track washed out and the night passenger train from Casper to Lincoln was delayed about an hour.
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Neb
Caspar
Wyo
Lincoln
Plane dive to salute wife kills two in Los Angeles
A small plane dove in a post to honor Mrs Pearson in front of her home. Pilot Roy Smith and secretary A A Pearson of Cyelamlane were killed as the wing collapsed during the stunt. The crash damaged a private garage and wreckage lay near Third Avenue. Mrs Pearson, watching from her home, cried for news of her husband as police cleared the scene.
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Los Angeles
Roy Smith
A.A Pen Aon
Cyelamlane Company
Peirson
Ahip
Avenua
Smith
Poor Little Rich Boy Must Learn Money Have Value
New York May 20 Surrogate Foley ruled that 20 000 a year was enough for Marcus Daly Jr grandson of the Montana copper king The trust income from his grandfather s fund would be about 95500 this year His mother asked permission to spend 43781 of it 30522 would cover maintenance of the Park Avenue home and 13260 would go for his personal expenses A local guardian said 20000 would be plenty He ought to learn that money must be saved The guardian Loula Haggerty opposed the figures and argued for guarding his financial and moral interests
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Foley
Iay
Marcus Daly, Ui
Montana
Lele H. Daly
Park Avenues
Hoy A Loral Guardian
Loula
Haggerty
Will of Ral Stewart Filed in Bozeman
In Bozeman on May 20 a holographic will of Hal M. Stewart was filed naming Ral Stewart as beneficiary. The Helena dated will valued the estate at over 6000 dollars with Lloyd Johnson appointed to settle affairs. The city commission discussed seven applications for a position.
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W. Stewart
Hal M. Stewart
Helena
Excena
Lloyd Johnson
Aight An
Magrattata
Interal
M. Stewart
Black Pedestrian Struck By Car In Butte
Butte May 20 an unidentified Black man about 35 was struck by an automobile and rushed to Tutte hospital in critical condition. The driver Pete Antonini said the man walked into the path of the car and officers released Antonini on his own recognizance after reporting the incident.
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Butte
Tutte
Pete Antonioll
Antonini
aAndonini
Altair
Young's Credit Committee To Act Quickly In New Plan
New York May 20 Ward that the new 12 member credit expansion committee formed to promote credit growth held its first meeting yesterday or Monday from Owen D Young offices. Plans for carrying out the program were not divulged by the committee. Washington authorities indicated similar committees would be formed in other districts amid evidence of strong support from official circles.
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New York
Hankora and Industrianata
Wat T
Owen D. Young
General Kieerie Company
George
Harrland
Roverdar
New York Federal Reserve Nna
Washington
Serratory
Mila
Aimilar Committee
Maorvo Dias
Credit Jama
Antortor Pointe
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