Germany and Italy form 10 year military alliance
Berlin reports a signed ten year military pact between Germany and Italy proclaiming Europe’s makers by force or diplomacy. Officials describe a united front with 400000000 people ready to aid in war, promising mutual aid and shared military routes against any foe.
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Germany
Italy
Europe
Farben
Joachinson
Meyta
Japan
Wneuy
Adulr
Haverith
Coun Eialeaesninno
Cestor
Keven
Matton Hecanion
Quintuplets Ready to Meet Their King and Queen
The famous Dionne quints are prepared for the biggest thrill of their lives as they dress for an upcoming meeting with royalty. Careful styling and coordinated outfits reflect the event’s high importance and public interest.
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Quints
Supreme Court Extends Federal Income Tax to Judges Salaries
Washington May 22 The Supreme Court in a 7 7 1 0 1 decision held federal income tax applies to salaries of federal judges and other federal employees. The ruling asserts the tax can be imposed on members of the judiciary and aligns with prior tax practice, reversing earlier exemptions. President Roosevelt denounced critics of his economic program as radicals and defended government spending to sustain purchasing power and employment.
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Supreme Court
Deotslan West
Gable
Roosevelt
Retailors National Forum
Gilbert Charged With Conducting Vile Campaign
New York May 2. Gilbert charged with running a vile political campaign and aiding anti Roosevelt efforts. Testimony before the House committee cited a letter listing questions to provoke a smear campaign in the South. Witnesses included James Campbell and Hamilton Fish Jr as they disputed involvement.
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Dudley P. Gilbert
Dies
Texas
House Committee of UN- American Activities Today
South
Roosevelt
Ilbert
Agsocuile
James J. Campbell
Owensboro
Luel
Luey
Cibert
First Harlan Mine Enters Union Shop Contract
Harlan Ky 22M United Mine Workers contract reached at Verda with Garnett, secretary treasurer of the United Coal Corporation. Company says the agreement satisfactory to the men not walking and those at work. Disturbances noted as guards keep order. 1,400 workers affected. operations to resume at four mines with troop presence.
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Harlan County
Munion
United Mine Workers
Garnett
Unvlan-Wallina Coal Corporation
Verda
Cornatt
Clease Woteetad
Apn
Burgander Held On Murder Count
Phoenix May 22 Robert M Burgander a 22 year old collegian was ordered held for trial on a first degree murder charge after a statement admitting the killings of two automobile salesmen was read at his preliminary hearing He described luring Jack Peterson 35 and his buddy 27 into the desert on April 29 and shooting them as they lay bound
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Phoenix
Arne
Robert M. Burgander
Suga i
Jack Peterson
Illsboury
Desert
Injunction Filed to Stop Refunding Bonds
A taxpayer alleges a 1839 capitol bond refunding measure is invalid and seeks a permanent restraining order to halt the $642,294 refinancing. Justice Lodge and county officials are named in the petition, with FR G Tuomey listed as attorney. The suit questions the legality of the refunding plan pushed by the 1839 legislature, asking the court to grant relief.
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Ayer
Tadge
Lewin
Clark County
Payer
Capitol
Honda
Lodge
Legislative Assembly
FR. G. Tuomey
South Bend Resident Tikes Best Way Out
May 22 in South Bend South Pond Arthur Drayton 60 was found fatally shot in his River View area home yard near his wife. Police say the note on his body reads the best way out and investigations continue amid a troubled family scene.
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South Bend
Tikes
South Pond
Tnd
Arthur Drayton
Ha Hest
River View
Pollce Auld
Ta Hig Ee
Eurgives
Britain’s Palestine plan draws attack in Commons
London May 22 in the Commons opposition members assailed Britain’s new Palestine policy. They argued the plan threatens Jewish safety and borders on Arab dominance, while government asserts it upholds promises and aims for a gradual path to a Jewish national home with safeguards for minorities.
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London
House of Come
New Poly
Mussolini
Axater
Italy
Malcolm MacDonald
Thoman Williama
Mwborito
Patertina
Hermalnm
Wie
Hams
Palestine
Witler
MacDonald
Bozeman Father Reunites With Lost Daughter Janice
In a Bozeman tale a father, George Cline, regains custody of his daughter Janice from juvenile authorities after a two month separation. The girl was briefly with her grandmother Mrs. Danay White in Los Angeles via a confusing sequence involving Mrs. Jor jsenh TMi and Mrs. INL. Authorities secured Janice through the Riverside police and Rev. Herm J. Tranx.
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Paral Timce
Virginia Cline
George Cline
Bozeman
Mont
Los Atpelos
Danay White
Poller Capitan
Tt. M. Conrad
Riverside Po- Mro Department
Janice
Newark Thief Entangled by Police After Escapade
A Newark theft story describes a suspect entangling himself during an arrest at a market area. Police, responding to the scene, wrestled him from a location near a back alley, and the man was taken to hospital for treatment of injuries and alcohol-related care.
Quintuplets Return Home After Royal Meeting
The Dionne quintuplets arrived at Callander station after a royal greeting by King George and Queen Elizabeth. The five sisters, full of chatter after their first train journey, were taken to their nursery to rest. Their parents praised the trip as wonderful and the royal visit as gracious.
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Cutlander
Cnllandes
Mombrra
Three Convicts Escape Detected in Idaho Siege
In Idaho near Were The Fouth a posse captured three of four convicts while the fourth eluded pursuers. They fled from the state prison at Home and hid in a cabin as guards tightened the surrounding area. Warden Cochin said the three escapees were identified as CHIL Misighs and were recaptured by prison authorities.
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Idaho
Uraueh
Idahe
Mae
Dopuly
Tilson Warren Emmet Crouch
Caphaep
Tahoe
Were
Fouth
Tod
Take Rents
Cochin
Meredith
Prabinte
Thirteen Arrested Picketing Meeting at Madison Square Garden
Thirteen men and women believed to be followers of the Rev Charles Coughlin were arrested for attempting to picket a meeting outside Madison Square Garden. Police ordered dispersal and several did not comply, with one woman crying out against pole police brutality as she was taken into custody. The gathering supported by the Spanish democracy rally drew speakers including former Spanish premier Joaquin Negrin and others from the naval medical bureau of the National American Committee.
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New York
Charles
Goughti
Christian Fynit
Gaverine
Dlancrsa
Madion Square Garden
Jian Negrin
Spanins
Othira
General rain brings needed moisture to Montana
Montana received general rain yesterday easing drought fears as showers spread across the state. Officials noted heavy rain in the northwest and scattered totals elsewhere, with towns like Conrad Glendive Great Falls and Poplar recording shower activity and forecasts predicting more rain into tonight.
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Elena
Conrad
Rerstood
Cut Kant
Hoseman
Glendive
Ernst Toller Found Hanged in New York Hotel
Ernst Toller's death at a New York hotel is reported. The 46 year old German dramatist and socialist figure is described as a prominent former president of the Sovtebot Ravarkt and a veteran of a martial sentence in a Fortress. The report notes his career spanned both sides of the Atlantic and his works moved to diverse venues before his death by self-inflicted hanging with a bathrobe cord.
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New York
May -Ay
Fenst Toller
Corman
Port
Maywrign
Bimarie
Toller
Sovtebot Ravarkt
Martial Nentenen
Feortman
Gor Umin Red
Pendergast Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion Guilty
Kansas City May 22 Tom Pendergast a political boss who sold influence for 730000 pleaded guilty to income tax evasion and was ordered to federal prison for 15 months. The case outlines his control of Kansas City Democratic machines and the government’s pursuit of related corruption.
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Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
Winsas City
Becausg
Gsyrarold
Jadae
Judie Meyer
Judges Named for Vigilante Parade Here Next Monday
Names of judges listed for the upcoming vigilante parade include several figures with varied titles and affiliations. The announcement references multiple individuals in a roster, though clarity is limited by the text’s garbled OCR and inconsistent spellings.
Former Helena Man Dies By Own Action In Scotts Bluff
Former Helena resident Walker, Nex Pie yan ack, 28, was found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in a garage near the offices of the North Central Gas Company he managed in Scotts Bluff. County Attorney Frank Glebe said death was by his own action and investigators found no motive. Walker, born August 14, 1901 in Helena Montana, had worked for the Ohto Oil Co in Montana and Wyoming and is survived by his widow, three children, and a brother Hal Walker of Casper Wyoming.
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Peive Gan Company
Glebe
Lela
Te North Central Gas Company
Ohto ;Oil Company
Montana
Anh
Wyoming
Tess
Hal Walker
Casper, Wy
Helena
Moot
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Rosetto
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Gardener-Organist Townsend Davis Is Found Medically Insane
Townsend Davis a 39 year old gardener and occasional church organist in Pasadena California was sentenced to an indefinite term in an asylum after being convicted of child stealing and sex offenses against an eight year old girl. Superior Judge Frank Coller ruled him medically insane based on a report from two alienists.
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Pasadena
Calif
Townsend Davis
Frank Coller
Davis
AFL Threatens Strikes Over Justice in Labor Act
Washington May 22 AP dispatch reports the American Federation of Labor AFL warns Congress it may strike if it cannot obtain justice on the Wagner act. AFL officials claim the labor relations board favors rivals and seeks to empower employers in elections, signaling potential escalation despite calls for lawful remedies.
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Washinkton
APM
Ad Americoan Federation
Inbor Apokrxmum
Senate
AFI. Trond
Vranda P. Benton
Organizauion
Fontan
Aaid
A.finn
Ualny
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Labor Relations Board
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A.t
Donald Wakefield Smith
Swan Tong
National Labor Ralationa Board
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