Steel Boss Blames Trade Press in Ad Way
New York May 22 AP James A Farrell president of United States Steel accused the big standard companies of failing to maintain wage scales at the semi annual meeting of the Tron and Steel institute attended by about 1000 industry executives He said some firms were giving products away unless prices are raised and wages stabilized His address followed remarks by Bethlehem Steel’s chairman who noted wages had been maintained though production declined
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New York
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Standard
Farreil
Tron and Steel Institute
Itis
Charles ML Sehwah
Bethlehem Stesl Corporation
Sositute
Farrell
Mina and Qugklings crew causes long car line
A traffic disruption on a major artery toward Tacoma and West Seattle drew attention as a crowd of motorists slowed and horns blared. An old duck with ten ducklings crossed the highway near the delay, while onlookers watched the waddling family near the road.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Here
Political frame up lies behind Los murders
Los Angeles police filed two murder complaints against David H. Clark a municipal judge candidate for the Wednesday night shooting of Charles Crawford a millionaire political boss and Herbert Spencer a magazine editor Investigators see a possible underworld election frame with June Taylor linked to Clark on the eve of the election Clark a former deputy district attorney will be on the ballot Spencer once Los Angeles Evening Express editor and author of Critique of Critica faced questions as detectives seek movements since last Saturday and check border resorts for Clark's whereabouts
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Los Angeles
David H. Clark
Charles H. Crawford
Herbert F. Spencer
June Taylor
Clark
Jung 2
Jane Taylor
Albert Mares
Spancer
Crawford
Kitinga
Spencer
Critle
Critica
City
O Connell of St Charles wins intercollegiate oratorical contest
Derey J. O Connell representing Mount St Charles college took first place in the 10th annual intercollegiate oratorical meet held at St Charles gymnasium with five Montana colleges competing. Marking a fiery oration titled The Challenge of Youth, he edged out Montana University’s Marciano Raquel in a crowd filled event noted for its focus on youth and achievement.
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O'Connell
ST. Charles
Derey J. O'Connell
Mount St. Charles College
Montana
Hia Apecen
Marciano Raquel
Montana University
World Wheat Conference Nears Breakup Over Quotas
London May 22 The international conference of wheat exporting nations faced a possible impasse as committees failed to craft a plan for production limits. US stand against fixing export quotas blocked the quota scheme while Canada Australia and Denmark pressed for it. American delegates remained noncommittal as talks paused ahead of tomorrow's plenary session.
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London
Ghsorvern
Canada
Australia
United States
Civil War News in China Shadowed by Censorship
Shanghai May 22. Government orders legal censorship at railway peripheries as bandits and rebels ravage central China provinces. Troops move near Kwantung and Kwangsi as royal forces mobilize to oppose the rebellion. Uncertain if Kranklung and Kwango provinces will join Sun Fo, 30, minister of railways, or stay loyal to the central government.
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Shanghai
Central C Cina
Kwanstane
Kwangai
Kranklung
Kwangso
Sun Fo
Al G Barnes Noted Showman Stricken With Pneumonia
Al G Barnes, 68, famed showman and former owner of the Barnes circus, fell ill with pneumonia while en route from a ranch near Indio to San Angeles, after recently recovering from a long illness. He was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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India
Cal
al G. Barnes
Tie
San Angeles
Indio
St Joan of Arc to be honored in Rouen
The memory of Joan of Arc, burned at Rouen 500 years ago, will be recalled reverently in Rouen starting tomorrow with a series of fetes through the next eight days. The event marks the anniversary in Rouen on May 29.
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Rouen
Apy
Joan of Arc
Woman Held at Forsyth Believed To Be Mrs Lyda Southard
Boise May 22. A woman held as Mrs Lyda Southard, escaped Taaho murderers, was seized after authorities received a warning from Warden Tf F. Thomas to prevent self harm if recaptured. Sheriff C F Patterson said the description matched and the woman denied being Southard claiming a husband east of Rosebud. home allegedly Peoria Illinois.
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Forsyth
Lyda Southard
Boise
Idaho
Tf. F. Thomas
Taaho Penitentiary
C. ¥. Patterson
Vorayth
Mont
Lyd Southard
Southard
C. F. Patterson
Cuntody
Patterson
Rosebud
Rive
Peoria
Post and Gatty Ready for 10 Day World Flight
Washington May 22 Wiley Post and Harold Gatty prepared tonight for a 10 day round the world flight. They needed permission to fly over Poland and planned to depart for New York at once. If weather holds, they will head to Harbor Grace Newfoundland to refuel before the 2300 mile leg to Boston.
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Post and
Gatty
Washington
Wiley Poot
Harold Gatty
Capital
Poland
New York
Slayer of hubby as usual goes scot free
In San Francisco on May 22 Mrs. Margaret Pontet who shot and killed her husband Richard Pontet a former deputy sheriff was freed in municipal court. Judge George Schonfeld said he believed Mrs Pontet acted in self defense and the district attorney agreed to dismiss the charges. Pontet and her daughter had been threatened by a man with a knife in court.
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San Francisco
Margaret Pontet
Richard Pontet
George Schonfelt
Pontet
Dintriet
Ponint
Witnenves
Pantet
Great Still GrabbEd By Fed Agents In New York
Federal agents raided a Sutton Place garage and seized what was described as the largest still in America. The operation yielded 103000 gallons capacity plus about 20900 gallons of alcohol and 60000 gallons of mash. Agents entered the Shree story building in East Bath street and found a movable brick wall used for truck ingress.
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New York
Sutton Place
America
Department of Justice
I A. Frayne
Hoover rejects call for extra session to aid economy
Washington reports President Hoover ruled out an extra session of Congress, arguing the nation cannot legislate itself out of the depression. He said the healing process should proceed without a special meeting, noting polls show a majority oppose a session and that responsibility rests with the president.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Sloorer
Pharacter
Senate
France Mourns Marine Hero Dunlap in Rescue Tragedy
France mourns Brigadier General Robert T. Dunlap of the Marine Corps who died in a landslide near Tours while attempting to rescue a French peasant woman. The nation plans a tribute for the fallen hero.
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France
Robert TI. Dunlap
S. 8
Marine Corps
Tours
Borah backs unmanaged conference on tax and policy
Senator Borah of Idaho said business leaders welcome a proposed unmanaged conference to discuss the legislative program due next session. He warned against any Washington leadership or participant role and urged business and industrial leaders to judge issues such as taxation railroad legislation and agricultural relief for December action.
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Washington
Enator Borah
Idaho
Congress
Borah
Removal of McNamara as administrator of estate demanded
Petition filed in district court by Henry C. Smith for Berna Chrisman heir alleging McNamara converted estate funds, seeks order to show cause for removal and to compel final accounting. Records show no filed claims, two appraisals never completed, and real estate valued at 795 with two dwellings. accusations include rent and profits diverted.
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M’namara
McNamara Ws
Bemlember
Helena
Illumination Talk Leads Montana State Conference
Representatives from utilities insurance firms and decorators attended talks on artificial light at a Montana State College conference sponsored by the Department of Electrical Engineering. WM. Cobleigh, dean of engineering, said the school hoped to assist Montana citizens through similar events.
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Hoveman
Department of Electrical Mapineering
Montana State College
Tf WM. Cobleigh
College of Engineering
Montana
Yardley arraigned in murder charge at San Tuero
Henry Yardley, 97, accused of killing Mrs. Dally Ribbens, was arraigned today in San Tuero. He was ordered held without bail for a preliminary hearing set in June. Yardley, arrested weeks ago in Uniontown, PA, returned yesterday and offered no statement on the crime.
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San Tuero
Henry
Yardley
Mra
Wot
Dally" Ribbens
Hose
Yardley Wang
Uniontown
Ife
El Gampoell Rank [3 Not Raising Wheat in Montana Farm Plan
New York May 223. Thomas D. Campbell owner of a $95 000 acre farm at Hardin Montana said today that as a temporary solution to the wheat problem not a grain of wheat had been planted this spring on his farm. He suggested farmers should raise flax instead of wheat.
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New ]York
Thomas D. Campbell
Hardin
Montana
War birds head to New York for large scale maneuvers
New York May 22 Four teen flocks of grim war birds 673 of America's planes vestele will defend Manhattan tomorrow in a large scale exercise. The formations departed Mitchel Valley Stream and warmingdale for a big drill under clear skies. A collision near Roosevelt Meld caused by Lt W Pyle and Sgt FL Kurtz damaged their observation plane but they escaped unharmed with minor injuries to the craft.
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New York
America
Vestele
Manhattan
Mitchel
Valley Stream
Warmingdale
Troomereit
Fetta
Alrives
W. Pyle
Pyle
FL. Kurtz
First National Bank and Trust opens in Helena celebration
Helena residents and Montana banks join a public celebration for the new First National Bank and Trust building at Sixth and Main. Dignitaries from Minneapolis include J. J. Leeman M G Tally and L E Wakefield. Reception runs 2 to 6 PM and 7 to 9 PM with souvenirs and tokens for guests and ushers from Elkhorn Boy Scout troops. Sydney leaders and local bank officers will explain operations and construction details. Marathon dancing and tree sitting restricted to 24 hours under Texas governor’s bill.
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NAT. Bank & Trust
Helena
Varions
Montana
First National Bank and Trust Company
First Bank Stork Corporation
Michigan
Minnesota
South Dakota
Sixth and Main
Finy
Northwest
Montana Bank
Peeanut
First Bank Stock Corporation of
Elkhorn Council
American National
National Bank of Montana
Montana Trust and Bayloga Bank
Ble
Austin. Tex
Texas
Ross
Sterling
Navy Man Dies After Lung Test in Submarine Lab
San Diego, May 22. C A Meyers, 32, boatswain's mate aboard the U S Nauting, died today after a lung air test while practicing surfacing from a diving bell. The incident occurred during an artificial ascent exercise on the giant fleet submarine.
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San Diego
Calif
C. A. Meyers
U. S
Nauting
Panamint plutocrat aids poor in Chicago donation
An elderly man nicknamed Good-Time Charlie Dawson, described as a desert rat who made his fortune near Death Valley, sent fifty $100 bills to Mayor Cermak to distribute to worthy Chicago residents. He described himself as having started in the city and asked the funds be used to restore good times.
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Chicago
West
Charlie Dawson
Cermak
Charlie H. Dawson
Panamint Range
Death Valley
la Ietter
Ghed it Corporation Subject of Purchase
Minneapolis May 22 Rotations are under way for purchase of the Agricultural Credit corporation a livestock financing agency by the First Bank Stock corporation T Jaffray chairman of the board of both corporations announced today The Ure stork agency was organized in 1921 with an authorized capital of 10 000 000 and during the last seven years more than 7 000 000 has been loaned Minnesota the Dakota Montana and northwest Wisconsin farmers Washington May 22 Flans for controlling public opinion in time of war through censorship and propaganda were presented to the war policies commission at its concluding public session today by Herbert Bayard Swope former editor of the New York World
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Minneapolis
Agricultural Credit Corporation
First Bank Stock Corporation
T. Jaffray
Urestork
Minnesota
Dakotah
Montana
Wisconsin
Washington
War Policies Commission
Herbert Bayard Swope
New York World
Toothless Scrapper Denies Biting Opponent at Meeting
Waukegan Illinois report shows Rowton H. Stripes of the Waukegan Taxpayers association accusing William J. Olice, chairman of the county board, of assault with intent to commit mayhem after a meeting incident. Stripes testified that O'Bee ordered him out and assaulted him, while O'Bee denied biting. The case was dismissed by the magistrate.
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Waukegan
Ill
Rowton HH
Provident
Waukegan Taxpayers Association
William J. Olice
County Board of Supervisors
Stipes
Justhce
Harry Hall
O'Bee
Stripes
Oakland High Girls Exhibit Pajamas At School
Oakland California May 22 a group of Roosevelt Junior High girls advocated wearing pajamas to classes but lost the fight for classroom wear. They won permission to wear them to the afternoon school dance and did so. the pajama idea waned as heat cooled. Most girls preferred keeping pajamas out of classrooms despite the social dance approval.
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Oakland
Calif
Roosevelt Junior High School
California
Stanford president to receive further leave next month
In Palo Alto on May 22 a report circulated that the Stanford board of trustees and acting president Dr. Robert F. Swain may grant an additional extension of Ray Lyman Wilbur's leave of absence as university president next month. Swain is secretary of the interior.
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Pato Alto
Trestees
Stanford University
Robert FE. Swain
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Wilbur
Legion leader in Otter Lake embezzlement conviction
Wills M. Brewer former national vice commander of the American Legion was convicted in Tontias Michigan of embezzling 2400 dollars from the Legion ar quane billet at Otter Lake.
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Tontias
Mich
Wills M. Brewer
American ‘Legion
Legion Ar Quane
Otter Lake
Religion Toleration Granted in Spain
Madrid May 22 The cabinet tonight granted freedom for all religious creeds throughout Spain. The Associated Press says the move does not establish church state separation in the new republic, but is viewed as a major step toward tolerance.
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Associated Presa
Madrid
Spain
Spanish Republic
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