Johnson on job in new work drive
Washington reports the administration pushing dual paths to business and employment aids, gaining Senate approval for a federal state implement system and a public works measure. The scene remains tense as Congress debates progress and potential impacts unfold.
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Crete
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Bozeman Student Injured by Quo Gun Incident
A Bozeman student suffered injuries after a Quo gun incident near Vas ert Westone. Police report ongoing investigation as classmates and staff respond to the uncertain event at the Jeffers Yaniv area.
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Bozeman
Callies
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Peta
Tanner
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Weber
Missouri bridge collapse halts traffic. no injuries
A partially finished bridge near Bismarck Missouri fell today. Workers evacuated as the structure collapsed into a stream. No injuries reported as detour and safety measures were set to protect the area.
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Elbo Woods
Mindonri
Montana
Detiria
Death penalty urged in Missouri kidnapping case
Federal and state authorities intensified efforts to locate abductors of a Missouri society woman. Prosecutor said he would seek the death penalty if the men are captured and brought to trial. The case involves the disappearance of Miss McLiros after she was abducted from her home, with intensive searches in Wyandotte and Johnson counties and federal agents reviewing evidence linked to Col onel Lindbergh’s infant case.
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Ashe Hunt
Atata Cand Cs
Mastin
Tan
Viehm
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Kaw
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Epend Woode
Young CorbettKOed in Opening Round By Wild M Larnin
The bout ends when Corbett is floored twice in the first round as Wild M Larnin delivers a swinging attack. The furious exchange sees Corbett knocked to the canvas after two minutes with both fighters trading power punches. The referee steps in as the challenger MeLarnin dominates early until the end of the round.
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Roosevelt aids girl strikers in protests here
A report from May 29 notes Nick Roosevelt assisting female strikers demanding higher wages and shorter hours. The piece references connections to Franklin D. Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt and describes picket lines outside Philadelphia factories as workers continue their campaign.
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Roosevelt
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Philadelpha Fictars
Aftar
Butte Pilot Killed in New York Crash
A transport pilot and three others were killed when their aircraft crashed in a wooded area of Westchester County New York. The victims included Captain Crank, a wartime aviator and stunt man, and Andy Savilay, a student pilot, with the crash also reported as involving White Mains and an Annte Mont technical adviser for Hollywood studios. The event occurred today, and the victims were killed outright at the scene.
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Crank Fannte
Andy Savilay
Westchoste
Roth
Annte Mont
Busy day for bank robbers across three states
A detective was killed and two officers wounded as bank holdups in Arkansas Indiana and Paris Oklahoma netted over 20000 with about 6000 recovered. Robbers armed with submachine guns entered First National Bank vaults, looted cash, then fled by car. A clerk triggered alarms drawing detectives who were gunned down.
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Tharah Horn
Harlon Vretts
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Ina Mien
Fareed
Clarke
First National Bank
Dolph Guthrin
Andy Connaughton
Huntley Project man held after killing beet worker
A Huntley Project man is jailed as authorities investigate the death of Renny Binelan at the Da Kettle place Sunday night. The suspect allegedly struck Binelan with a chair during a dispute, claiming self defense, and an inquest is set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Frank Smith
de Ket Us
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Milwaukee Traffic Rise Reported For Week Ended May 27
Milwaukee traffic figures show 22 714 cars counted for the week ending May 27, up from 21 682 the prior week and 20 980 a year ago. The data, reported by Fredaht Jandings of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific, notes continued growth in vehicle movement.
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Farley predicts repeal of Prohibition nationwide soon
New York May 29 Postmaster General Farley voiced confidence that enough states will hold elections this year to add repeal and its tax relief to the constitution before year end. He cited recent repeal victories in New York, Delaware and Indiana and thanked supporters in Delaware and Sates for continued backing.
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Indiana
Dorothy Hill to Wed on Thursday in Pasadena
Dorothy Hill, daughter of Mire Barres, formerly of St Paul, will wed Walter Jerome Wan in Tarritown, NY, with announcements naming the council and future plans. Granddaughter of the late railroad builder James, the event will feature several attendees from Minneapolis and Waterford.
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St Paul Winn
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Arthurstone
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Tames
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Vendant
Auto death cuts short Milltown youth on school run
Minkoula Vaughn, 18 or 19 year old son of Mr and Mrs TC Vaughn of Milltown, died at a local hospital after being struck by a car while running home from school. The driver Adolph Googolin of Yuma, Colorado, remains a suspect as the coroner notes the investigation likely ends without a charge.
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Adolph Googlein
Yuma
Colorate
Lfe Powell
Lawmakers Move to Use Legal Tender for Debts
Washington May 29 Acting quickly the House voted that legal tender money should be used in settling government and private debts. The bill would make all private mortgages debts and government bonds payable in United States money instead of gold. It cleared the House and was sent to the Senate where the banking committee had approved it. The administration hopes to eliminate the gold clause in all future and existing contracts.
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Senate
Former Chancellor von Schleicher Arrested in Germany
An Austrian news agency report states former German chancellor Kurt von Schleicher has been arrested and imprisoned at the fortress in Innestrir after reports of his capture. Telegraphs to General Lon Rehbleicher’s home in Bad Olsberg were unanswered as authorities moved him to the fortress.
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All-Woman Air Meet Offered in New York
New York May 29. An all-woman air meet will be a memorial day event for hen workers. Miss Annette Gipaan, 28 year old Georgie Miss, said she signed 15 women pilots to take part in her second all woman meet at Floyd Bennett field tomorrow. First prize is $500 with other prizes up to $850 offered.
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Four Buildings Taken by Flames in Ronan
Fire destroyed four buildings in Ronan including the Edmonds bank and city hall. The Fire Department battled the blaze early morning as investigators inspected the ruins for causes and total losses.
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New York Boys Leave for Forests of West
First civilian conscripts moved toward the western forests as part of a national mobilization. Involving youths from the Tritonation district, the effort progresses with Missavia Mont imft Potse Idaho among the named participants.
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West
Tath
Weer
Tait
Missavia
Mont Imft
Idaho
Presbyterian general assembly sets plan to reduce next year’s size
The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States met in Columbus Ohio and decided to hold the next assembly in Cleveland after passing a proposal to reduce its size, then adjourned.
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Ohio Way
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President Roosevelt backs Morgan probe in tax inquiry push
President Roosevelt approves further tax inquiries into Morgan and Company. Internal Revenue Service intensifies examination of income tax payments tied to the firm as Senate investigators press for fuller testimony and records. The probe continues under White House backing, with committee leaders planning continued hearings and strong cooperation from officials and the Morgan firm.
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Inquiry Delays Mellon and Mills Inquiry Resolution
Washington lawmakers pushed a resolution demanding a formal inquiry into Mellon and Mills. The motion, introduced by Senator Mewkellny, seeks investigation into payments and alleged improper conduct by two former Treasury officials.
Two Wrecked Ships Likely Total Loss in Pacific Storm
San Pedro May 29 heavy fog crippled a freighter and damaged a lumber carrier the Chehalis beached near Paint Concepcion on the Santa Barbara coast. The Nippon Maru and other vessels were involved. 23 men lost and several ships damaged with 3 crews saved as naval destroyers assisted.
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Memorial
Montana Receives Federal Relief Grants For Immediate Needs
Washington announces grants totaling 821,659 to multiple states including Montana to address urgent pellet and essential needs. Funds distributed to states such as California, New York, Texas, Florida, and others, with Montana listed among recipients to meet immediate requirements.
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Missouri
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Suicide on Boxcar Unidentified Man Found Dead
A verdict of accidental death was returned for an unidentified man found dead on a boxcar near an incoming freight train on May 29. The deceased appears to be about 55 years old with a hazy description. Efforts will be made to identify him using his effects and any available clues.
Fatal assault near Spartanburg leaves maid dead and escort injured
Report from May 1 details Thelma Worthy fatally harmed and escort Madison Jone seriously hurt in an attack by two Black men on the Groeensifie highway lane near Spartanburg. Witnesses say the assailants forced them into the woods after stopping their car, with the incident attributed to roaming suspects.
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Roosevelt seeks Republican accord on London conference sailing
In Washington on May 23 President Roosevelt pressed two Republican independents for quick yes to join America’s delegation to the London economic parley. He invited Senator Johnson of California and Lakalledle of Wisconsin to participate, while Senator Couzens of Michigan weighed joining within hours. The move sparked mixed reactions as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee delayed an arms embargo resolution amid questions of war preparation.
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London
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California
Lakalledle
Wisconsin
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Senate Lorizn Relations Committee
Polish Fears of Nazis Subsiding Amid Election Turmoil
Berlin reports say Poland seeks control over Danzig and the Free City’s treaties despite recent elections. Hermann Rauschning, elected head of the Danzig Senate government, traveled to Berlin for talks as conservative and nationalist factions clash over church leadership and governance.
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Angers
Danzig, Free State
Hermann Ransehnig
Danzig
Poland
Canaiy
Herr Rauschning
Free City Senate
Eleven Nazi Students Wounded in Austria
Innsbruck Austria May 29 Nazi demonstration near the fascist headquarters deteriorated into a pistol battle. Troops restored order after police and guards clashed with protesters. Twenty one people injured by clubs and bayonets as centermanie units moved in.
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Opaned Fir
Mormon crickets march again across western farms
Washington Mas 22. Mormon crickets, long known as pests in Utah and neighboring states, move in vast hordes from Montana into Idaho and Washington. The swarms strip thousands of acres, darkening soil as they advance, threatening crops and triggering state agricultural alerts.
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