Herriot Cabinet Falls In French Senate Clash
Premier Herriot’s Radical Socialist government was voted down 156 to 184 after a late Senate showdown with former Premier Poincaré. Herriot offered resignation to President Doumergue, who asked him to stay pending a new premier. Aristide Briand signaled willingness to form a ministry under conditions to secure left bloc tolerance and possible dissolution and new elections.
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Paris
Herriot
Senate
Poincare
Elysee Palate
Doumergue
Alexandre Millerand
Millerand
France
Aristide Briand
Briand
Chamber
Rich foundling heir Joy Leeds born of unknown origins
The East Side foundling later named Joy Louise Leeds inherits most of a fortune from foster father Warren Mifflin Leeds. The 12 year old child, later christened Katherine Kennedy at Bellevue, received $4,000,000 from her foster mother who died after a nervous breakdown.
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New York
Warren Mifflin Leeds
William B. Leeds
Leeds
Bellevue Hospital
Foundlings
Bellevue
Katherine Kennedy
Schwab Foresees Greatest U S Business Expansion
Charles M. Schwab, chairman of Bethlehem Steel, told the New York building congress that the next twenty years will bring the greatest expansion and achievement for American industry. He cited natural resources, alert integrity, brave spirit, and high ideals as key factors.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
New York Building Congress
Von Hindenburg Nominated for German Presidency
Berlin reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg was nominated by the radical bloc to run against former Chancellor Marx. The aged general has accepted the nomination for president.
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von Hindenburg
Germany
Rationalist Bloc
Marx
Blo
Turks Mobilize for War Against Kurds
London reports Turks capture Ghendi in Kurdistan with 1000 Kurdish dead and many wounded. In Angora Ismet Pasha announces complete mobilization citing revolt threats and rising danger. Rebels retreat to mountains but maintain organization and ongoing struggle.
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Constantinople
Ghendi
Kurdistan
Ismet Pasha
National Assembly
Angora
Malatia
Mardin
Melazgerd
Eghin
Nebraska Notes Highlight Local Events and Honours
Nebraska towns report band formations, festival plans, and club adoptions. Notables include John McCormack's Omaha concert on April 13 and William Nelson's large mayoral win in Hastings. Vetoes affect workmen compensation, while veterans groups plan encampments and endowment drives proceed.
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Ord
Red Cloud
Nebraska City
Lincoln
Rotary Club
Meadow Grove
Omaha
John McCormack
Ainsworth
William Nelson
Hastings
McMullen
T. W. Bass
Broken Bow
Bridgeport
Agricultural College
Stanton County Fair Association
Fremont
Nebraska
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Helen Lucille
Charl. Facon
Anselmo
Randolph Major
State University
Harvard
Princeton
Merrick County
W. L. Stantly
J. W. McDaniel
Sidney
Pete” Starr
Dunning
Platte County
Roy McGuigan
Izetta Lewis McGuigan
Pawnee
University of Nebraska
Kansas City
Nebraska Experiment Station
G. E. Condra
Latte Valley
Workers Reach Body of Collins in Cave Tomb
In Cave City Kentucky workers led by W H Hunt reached the body of Floyd Collins trapped in Sand cave after 17 days entombed. Crews dug from the 47 foot level to the shaft bottom then through a 25 foot lateral to unbury the body. Concrete in the lateral had not hardened and officials said dynamite might be used if needed.
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Cave City
W. H. Hunt
Central City
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
Collins
Hunt
U. S. Receives Large Panama Railroad Dividend
Washington reports a War department check for 350000 dollars sent to Secretary Mellon. The dividend is five percent annual from the Panama Railroad company owned by the government and operated across the isthmus by Canal Zone administration.
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Washington
Mellon
War Department
Panama Railroad Company
Canal Zone Administration
Former Patriarch of Russia Dies in Moscow
The Most Rev. Dr. Tikhon former patriarch of All Russia died of angina pectoris after three days illness at his residence in the Donskoy monastery in Moscow.
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Russia
Moscow
Tikhon
All-Russia
Doctor Tikhon
Donskoy Monastery
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