Chicago political scandal tale spans fees by Curtis kin
Chicago probe centers on Harry K Curtis son of Vice President Charles Curtis accused of taking about $10,000 for legal advice from building contractors. The matter links to alleged efforts to win government contracts, with further Senate testimony on Huston of the Republican National Committee and connections to Muscle Shoals lobbying and the Prohibition Amendment fight.
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Graf Zeppelin Speeds Toward Brazilian Coast
The German airship Graf Zeppelin drifts toward Brazil after passing Porto Praya and the Cape Verde Islands. Commander Hugo Eckener says it may launch near Pernambuco after 10 o clock. Messages report weather and mine threats while the airship continues toward St Paul's Rock with limited progress.
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Senator clubs formed at Butte rally conservative leaders
May 1 in Butte a Galen for Senator club was organized by prominent Butte and Fontana Republicans to support Albert J. Inten for U S senator. J A Poore was elected president, with T A Marlow and Norman B Hotter among out of town visitors at the meeting.
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Montana Supreme Court
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Hobbins Elected to Anaconda Board in Montana Boost
James R. Hobbins named to the Anaconda company board, praised as a Montana man tied to state affairs. He has long served Montana Power and Anaconda, rising to vice president in charge of Montana operations, with roots in Great Falls and Butte.
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Anaconda Company
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Montana
John Jr. Ryan
C. F. Kelley
Duatesa
New York
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Butte
Montang
President Urges Senate Action on Naval Treaty
President Roosevelt urged the Senate to act soon on the London naval pact as ratification hopes persist. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Botah planned to convene and push hearings, signaling progress toward a vote, while Republican Senator Johnson of California pressed to delay debate.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company Holds Annual Session
Anaconda, May 21 stockholders met for the annual session and approved actions of officers and directors. Percy Rocke Faller Sohn C. Con and dampen H. Hobbins were elected as directors for three-year terms. Hobbins succeeds the late Nicholag F. Brady as vice president. Over 6,000,000 shares of capital stock represented.
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Anacanda Cadper Mining Company
Percy Rockefaller
Sohn C. Con
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Flood Devastation Expands Across South Arkansas
Floods in south Arkansas kill a 11 year old boy and flood large areas from Little Rock west of Fulton to Eldorado. Rivers Ouachita and others submerge towns as Red Cross assists 96 families in Nox, while many flee inland and cattle are moved from danger zones. Continued on page 2.
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Pilgrims on French Steamer Asia Amid Sinking Fire
London May 22 reports 3900 pilgrims aboard the French steamer Asia were feared dead or missing after a fire began at around 1 o clock last night. Port Sudan relayed the message from Jeddak. The vessel, bound for Red Sea ports, carried a large crowd excited for the voyage.
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Troops of France Leaving Rhine in Major Withdrawal
Mayence reports the French army an open moving operation with plans to clear the Palatinate. officials suggest German postings will soon be free of troops as this mass movement continues.
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War Mothers Reach French Graves in Memorial Journey
More than 260 American War Mothers completed a voyage from the United States to French cemeteries near Verdun and other battlefields. They spent a solemn day kneeling beside the graves of sons who fell for democracy, with ceremonies at Verdun city hall and at multiple memorials along the front. The group toured cemeteries at Creil, Seringes, and other sites, sharing prayers and tributes amid rain-dimmed sunshine. Continued on Page 2.
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War widow sails for historic zone
Hayes May 21. Pryne Skinner of Heyre sailed from New York today aboard the George Washington to visit the grave of her husband Alex J. Skinner buried in the Meuna-Argonas cemetery. Mrs Skinner is the county's sole representative at the pilgrimage for war widows and Gold Star mothers visiting battlefield cemeteries in France.
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New York
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Lumber Duty Retained Amid Doubt On Flexibility
Conferees near a final tariff bill agreement drop the senate expert debenture amendment opposed by President Hoover and the House. The compromise keeps a six cent per hundredweight lumber rate on allotment while applying 1.50 per thousand feet for certain timber. The plan excludes railroad ties and telegraph poles from the duty. A nonpartisan tariff commission is debated with a 50 day window after enactment for presidential appointment and possible reappointment.
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Amnesiac Reverend Found in Salt Lake City
A 70 year old Rev. James L. Gordon, former pastor of a Congregational church in Los Angeles, was found in Salt Lake City yesterday. He said a past stroke caused trance states and memory loss, and he could not explain his departure from Los Angeles or his stay in Salt Lake City.
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Death rate in U S cities hits record high in 1909
In New York on May 21 a dispatch notes the 1909 death rate by own action across American cities reached a peak of 18 per 100 000, with about 19 726 deaths reported. The piece mentions Frederick ob, noted satirical figure, and a Ty doped Insurniea company.
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Pinchot and Davis Victors in Pennsylvania Primary
Philadelphia May a1 Itford Pinchot independent Republican candidate for governor led with 638504 votes to Frank E. Brown 608464 and William W. Philips 200287 in official returns from 4691 districts of 4701. Senate totals showed Pinchot ahead in key mining districts as efforts shifted toward party unity. Voters in the state favored Pinchot while Grundy lagged, with Davis also running.
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600 WOUNDED IN BATTLE OVER INDIAN SALT PANS
Bombay May 21 AP Nationalist campaign surges as authorities clash with salt pans guards. About 600 volunteers injured in first raid as police countered two groups near Dharasana. Mrs Saro Naidu led protests before arrest. Gandhi aide and other volunteers involved. Casualties rise with a chaotic, violent confrontation.
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Pope Pius to Use German Car Amid Vatican Walkover
Vatican City May 21 Pope Pius to receive a German built automobile with a new marking as part of a forthcoming presentation. The pontiff has previously used an American made car and will now be shown an alternative by German engineers amid ceremonial arrangements.
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Robert O Kerr Named Manager of Montana Power Co Here
Robert O Kerr appointed manager of Montana Power Co here effective June 1. He previously served as executive and general manager, visited the city yesterday, and will oversee operations while Andrew T Schulte ascends to an executive role after Schwitz resigned last October.
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Raffles in Churches Cast Light on Child Welfare
The article reports on a convention of the National Congress of Mercy and Teachers focused on child welfare and protection. Delegates from New York and other groups discussed the influence of raffles in churches on children and strategies to safeguard them. The event featured educators, scholars, and religious societies presenting seminars on safeguarding minors.
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Solon Attacks Church Council Over Political Involvement
Solon alleges the Vederate Council of Churches violated church state separation by entering politics. He claims international bankers influence U S policy and that church funds derive from multiple sources, urging scrutiny of the council’s income and sources during four-year periods.
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Persian quake death toll put at 2000
Toharan Persia May 21 late report states that 2,000 bodies have been recovered from the earthquake left by the disaster on May 10. The quake affected Salman and Ate orban areas with widespread damage and casualties.
Railway mergers held up by Senate vote
Washington May 21 The senate adopted by 46 to 27 the Couzens resolution to restrict railroad consolidations until next March 4 and to require approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission for holding company control. Debate featured charges of halting consolidation and concerns over anti trust powers amid legislative delays.
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CLEMOW 6 4 BULL ON CATTLE OUTLOOK
Montan stockmen expect better cattle conditions after a Montana Stockgrowers Association briefing. Clemow of Armistead, president, said ample hay and improved range outlooks support grazing early in the season. Estimates show wild horse numbers down from 700000 to 400000, signaling reduced range pressure.
Weaver Names Bid for Governor Nomination
Governor Artin Weaver filed today as candidate for the Republican nomination. His proclamation dismisses any chance of a challenge from Senator Georgy W. Nartly in the primary.
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Hanford MacNider Named U S Minister to Dominion
President nominates Hanford MacNider of Iowa as American minister to Canada. Ottawa and British offices approve. Nomination will be sent to Congress for confirmation at an early date. MacNider, from Mason City, says he was aware of the negotiations and will likely accept.
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