Fort Harrison Vets Hospital to Build Dining Hall
A telegram to Fort Harrison manager Dr. H C Watts directs bids for a large dining hall as the Veterans Administration hospital project advances. Officials anticipate continued operation under Roosevelts program with plans updated from original designs and an estimated expenditure well over $100,000.
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H C Watts
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Vnteryns
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Matton
Arlington
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Fair at Chicago Opens with Spectacle and Proclamation
The Chicago exposition opens amid grand displays and a ceremonial proclamation by a high official. Crowds flood the grounds as electric beams and vivid lighting illuminate the fair’s opening, marking a historic start to the event.
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Ind
Ar Arthria
Tostinato
Renenontatice
Amy Pilot Leaps As Plane Catches Fire
An airman named Burnett was among four pilots who died in a crash after their army airplane caught fire and plunged to the ground. The event occurred during a mission near New York.
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Chiens
Sarma Harnett
Seitidge
Qleniena
Bla Park
Vient Burnett
Ovey Menge
Eve Weirwt Gutta
Prohibition repeal movement gains support in Delaware and Nevada
Reported across the Far West, Delaware and Nevada have joined a growing drive to repeal the Prohibition Act. Delegates backed by state conventions favored amending the Eighteenth Amendment, signaling expanded political momentum as votes and public sentiment shift nationwide.
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Delaware
Nevada
Wee Boy 15 Killed by Batted Baseball
A fragmented report describes a 15 year old boy fatally struck by a baseball during a game. The article mentions other youths and unclear names and events as witnesses or participants.
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Wee Boy
Baptists propose a 96.8 percent tax on Pax
A fragmented note mentions Baptists proposing a 96.8 percent rate for Pax, with garbled terms about retiring residents, a convention, and references to a president and Coy. The readable bits suggest discussions of high taxation and policy, but details are unclear.
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Ivenn
Sarthe
Morgan and Associates Profits Revealed in Probe
Investigators reveal Morgan and Associates reported profits of 3,824,908 dollars from securities over 1927 to 1941. Details of stock pools and syndicate activities are unclear, with uncounted millions tied to unrecorded additions. The committee will finalize totals after review of further documents.
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Washington
Mas
Morgan
Honey Senate
Tne
Krona
Aarea
President Roosevelt Sets Sail for Potomac Cruise
President Roosevelt boards the yacht to cruise the Potomac for a week with Secretary of the Treasury and party aboard. The voyage proceeds from the capital to a marine station, with alternating sunshine and thunderstorms, returning to Washington tomorrow afternoon.
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President Roosevelt
Potomac
Quantica Vo
Woodin
Tony
Roosevelt
Washington
Bold Bill 310 Come In Quickly Opposed In Parliament
Disjointed report describes reactions to bold Bill 310 with critics and supporters. Nations weigh gold reserves and U S debt implications while European markets react to American actions. Berlin and Madrid officials assess potential inflationary effects and long term debt consequences, with page 4 promised for continued coverage.
Carroll College Holds Graduation Exercises Today
Baccalaureate services at the Cathedral of St Helena begin at 7:30 p.m. and commencement follows at the college gym at 8:00 p.m. Archbishop Vetorjay presides with Rev Paw Tshirehen deacon and Rev Rovanagh subdeacons. The choir under Rev Mo A Weber features Javan Pfeiffer and Carl Frickson among the organist and singers.
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Cathedral of St. Helena
Nat Carroll College
Monsionor Vetor Jay
jHelena
Maas
Paw Tshirehen
Ron Wavanagh
Sirhdeacon
Teter M Brett
Reremantes
Sorlna Mars
Mo A Weber
Javan Pfeiffer
Carl Frickson Yoon
Jensen Charles McDonald
Richard Sehnuckiath
Sherman
Jarrett
Pant Rival
James Snna
Seven Die in Sakhalin Mine Disaster Report
An official report states seven workers were killed and one injured in a mine disaster on Sakhalin Island. The incident occurred today with authorities listing the disaster as severe and continuing investigations ongoing.
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Sakhalin
Wan
Senate passes railroad coordinator bill amid House opposition
The Senate approved a bill to empower a federal coordinator to reorganize rail operations for two years with possible extension. It empowers rate setting and cuts duplicative services while creating three regional committees to streamline terminals and trackage. House opposition anticipated due to Senate labor clauses seen as limiting manpower cuts.
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Roosevelt
Railraad
Secretary Woodin NY Resign Place Rumors Intensify
Rumors swirl about Secretary Woodin potentially resigning as the Roosevelt administration considers the future of the treasurer post. Intimates say Woodin may be kept in place as a gesture of confidence, though divisions emerge over timing. The press reports mention his prior stock dealings and the emergency period shaping debate on whether he will stay beyond that crisis.
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Washington Way
Potomac
Roosevelt
Wy Roosatett
Theamurs
Woodin
Pop V Woman
Wandin Butthaye
Escape fugitives captured near Milan after breakout
Three men who escaped from Dillon were captured near Milan. The fugitives named Mangus, Janda Vance, and an additional partner from Mackfordaho were seized by officers after a chase. Authorities say they are withholding details of the other three escapees who fled with them.
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Dillon
Tiingaton
Dom Mangus Brethere
Janda Vance
Mackfonrdaho
Milan
Sales Taxes Will Be Pressed Again in Senate
Washington May 27 The Senate Finance Committee moves to resume hearings on the $2.2 billion public works bill amid opposition to tax increases. The plan calls for ongoing testimony against a Copper Marland regulation amendment as Senator Reed leads a push for a broad sales levy to fund income and gasoline tax raises approved by the House. Opposition grows after Morgan interests disclosed two years of unpaid income taxes by JP Morgan and partners.
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Senate
House
House Commerce Committee
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Senate Finance Committee
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Morgan
JP Morgan
Senate Foreign Relations Opposed to Roosevelt Neutrality Plan
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously opposed Roosevelt's proposed waiver of American neutrality to preserve peace. An arms embargo amendment would force the president to apply embargoes to all nations involved in the conflict if deemed necessary. Senator Johnson of California defended neutrality, arguing the amendment preserves neutrality while confronting aggression.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
Warhington
Newaies Foreign Relations Committee
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Roosevelts
America
Johnson Californi
Johnson
Truck rustlers becoming real problem in Wyoming
Casper May 27 A conference with Sheriff G O Housley and county officials along with Dr D Port state veterinarian and other leaders addressed increasing cattle and horse theft in Wyoming. The meeting launched a series of regional sessions to curb rustling as stolen stock is traced from California to Wyoming and beyond.
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G O Housley
Latrona
Cheyenne
Wyeming
Tivestm K and Sanitary Board
Rusgaell Thorne
Wieming Storkgrowers
Auc
Trocka
Wrestock
California
Thorpe
Wooming
St Joseph Mo
Natrona County
Regulation of Securities Bill Signed by President
Washington May 27 The president signed the securities reform bill aimed at protecting investors from manipulation. The measure requires full publicity of new or existing securities and pertinent dates to curb private exploitation of public funds. Federal Trade Commission members joined at the White House to implement regulations, stressing publicity as essential for sound investments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tomas
James
Federal Trade
White House
Courap
Girl chute artist killed in Canada near Wetland
Wetland Ontario May 27 reports the death of Storrow of Toronto when a parachute failed during an opening jump from an airplane at the Wetland County airport. The accident occurred in the afternoon as the parachute failed to open. The incident is being investigated by local authorities.
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Canada
Wetland
Toronto
Wyoming memorial urged for Custer battlefield site
The Sheridan Chamber of Commerce reports efforts to obtain a national memorial at the Custer battlefield. Wyoming officials and Montana senator allies are urged to support the project, with figures like John Kandrick and Robert J Cares aiding the push. The drive seeks federal backing and local support to honor the historic site.
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Bion AN
Cater
Chamber of Commerce
Ming
John Kandrick
Robert J
Thania
Montana
Alan
Los Angeles Chinese Convicted of Killing
Tom Angeles and Robert Chung faced a jury in May 27 proceedings at a court in Los Angeles. Chung, 84, faced a first degree murder charge related to the shooting death of a Chinese man, while Angeles denied the allegations and claimed the revolver found on him belonged to another person. The jury recommended a term of imprisonment for the accused.
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Tom Angeles
Todas
Robert Chung
Chun
Pension reforms move to presidential decision
Washington May 27 The joint congressional committee overseeing veteran expenditures reports the pensions and dependents policy becomes an executive function under the president. Evidence from four volumes aided the law that saves about 400 million dollars in department spending as seven Democratic steering committee members prepare protest.
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Washington
Joint Congressional Committee
House
Democratic Steering Committee
HUIDEKOPER HEADS STATES STOCKMIEN HUIDEKOPER HEADS STATES
Renditions aimed to better conditions at the livestock industry were adopted by the Montana Stockgrowers Association at its 49th annual convention in Bozeman. Wallis Huldekope elected president. Miles City chosen for 1934 convention. Other officers include Julian Terrett and Ike Metlen. Resolutions urge improved stock train schedules with one feed stop and oppose further rail rate increases while maintaining tariff on livestock and veal products. Continued on Page 1.
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Bozeman
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Wallis Huldekope
Fyot
Miles City
Julian Terrett
Brandenburg
Firstice
Iaq Metlen
Ditton
Montanapoliia
Continental Divide
Chicago
Milwaukee Road
Terapin tale from Edmondson farm in Okla
Twenty one years ago James Edmondson found a terapin near Woandotte Oklahoma. He recalls it had a carved initiation date on its back and his own mark. Recently Edmondson rediscovered the shell, added a new date, and renewed the legend of the terapin.
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Woandotte Okla
James Edmondson
Aterapin
Edmandson
Edmondson
Leone
Two Boettcher Kidnapers Draw Long Prison Terms
In Denver May 27 pleas of guilty to kidnapping Charles Woettche wealthy Denver broker brought long prison terms for Arthur Youngborg Canadian laborer, Carl Pearenty, and another defendant. Youngborg sentenced to 18 years in Leavenworth, Pearenty to 4 years and fined $100. Participants Verne Sankey and Ruth Kohler faced related charges and were connected to the case, with details emerging during arraignment.
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Charles Woettche
Arthur Youngberg
Iamboriack
Carl Wo Pearce
Greele v. Gale
Judes Tob Svmey
Youngborg
Saara
Leaven
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