Rebels Promise to Everybody's Business
The article discusses criticism of the federal reserve system and credit conditions. It cites broker loans, stock prices, and the role of Charles E. Mitchell in easing a market panic. Governor Roy A. Young is quoted on brokers loans and reserve policy with remarks on lendable funds.
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
United States
National City
National City Bank
Mr. Mitchell
Roy A. Young
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Judge Fines Himself For Traffic Violation In Eugene
Judge R. S. Bryson of Eugene police court fined himself five dollars for running a stop street. He acted as arresting officer prosecutor witness and defender and wrote his own receipt, saying his brakes failed and he would not spare others.
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Eugene
Ore
R. S. Bryson
Rebels Attack Naco as Federal Forces Repel Assault
United Press reports heavy fighting near the U S border at Naco Sonora where federal troops repulsed a rebel attack. An American soldier was wounded and a house burned by a rebel air plane while about 1 500 rebels attacked in three directions and crossed into the border. Federal reinforcements arrived from El Paso to strengthen the garrison as General Juan Gonzalo Escobar led the rebels.
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United Press
United States
Naco
Sonora
International
el Paso
Juarez
John Finezee
Juan Gonzalo Escobar
Impeachment of Governor Long Sparks Disorder in Louisiana
Huey P. Long, Louisiana governor, was impeached by the house amid a wild scene. The senate formed an impeachment court to try him as 58 of 98 votes indicted him for attempting to suppress press freedom by threatening a Baton Rouge publisher over an oil tax dispute. The house planned to pursue remaining charges next week.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiana House of Representatives
Senate
House
Charles P. Manship
Mexican Girl Heroine in Naco Battle
A Mexican girl about sixteen defied rebels in the Naco trenches. She walked the firing step, shouted defiance, and hurled threats while soldiers pulled her down repeatedly. She remained unhurt as she leaped back up to face the fighting line.
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Naco
Sonora
Mex
Naco Federal
Greatest immigrant influx in state history expected
Since 1923 a total of 725 new families have moved into the Flathead region, with 130 of them moving away. W. C. Larson of Charlo notes that about six sevenths remain. He predicts the present year will bring Montana’s largest immigrant flood since statehood, citing new arrivals from Canada, Idaho, Nebraska, Minnesota, eastern Montana and Utah who are all missionaries for the Flathead.
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Flathead
W. C. Larson
Charlo
Northern Pacific
Butte
Mr. Larson
Larson
Montana
Canada
Idaho
Nebraska
Minnesota
Utah
Mail Planes to Cut Transcontinental Airmail Time
The American Air Transport association announced a 31 hour transcontinental mail service starting May 1. The schedule cuts over twelve hours from current flying time and enables next day delivery across the coast. Night lighting facilities on the western route to Salt Lake City and Los Angeles make the change possible, affecting four connecting routes.
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Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific
American Air Transport Association
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Helena Patton Inman Describes Amatory Habits in Divorce Case
Helena Patton Inman testified in Reno on April 6 that the "boys and girls" of her day exchanged kisses in bedrooms including her own, and that such amatory advances occurred when her husband Walker P. Inman beat her. She said she kicked him once, but added she was tired of the beating and sick of that treatment.
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Helena Patton Inman
Reno
U.P
Helene Patton Inman
Walker P. Inman
New Yorker
Flood Case Jury Deadlocks After 47 Hours
In Spokane on April 6, after more than 47 hours of deliberation the jury in the E. E. Flood embezzlement and conspiracy case reported a hopeless deadlock and was discharged by Judge Cushman. A new trial will likely be ordered later this month.
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Spokane
Wash
E. E. Flood
Cushman
Northwest to supply timbers for old frigate
Seattle April 6. The historic frigate Old Ironsides will be rebuilt with Douglas fir timber cut in the Northwest. The timbers will be forwarded by rail to the Boston navy yard for the West Coast portion of the project.
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Seattle
Ironsides
Boston Navy Yard
Salesman Kaufing Wife Over Babies Must Hang
Harold J. Weiss, 26, a Denver salesman, was sentenced to death for the February 13 slaying of his wife Mrs. Jaffa Weiss, 32, mother of three. He shot her five times after an automobile ride on a residence street, saying she loved him and never loved her.
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Denver
Harold J. Weiss
Jaffa Weiss
Weiss
Unique Argument Surrounds Rocker District Trustee Seat
In Silver Bow County eight districts outside Butte elected trustees. Rocker No. 2 saw G. E. Robinson defeat John Masters 34 to 25, while Albert Simms and appointee Fred Gibson争 for Parken’s vacancy. County Supt Hanratty may have to rule on lot drawing to settle the board seat.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Rocker
G. E. Robinson
John Masters
Albert Simms
Walter Parken
Agnes Meade Banratty
Fred Gibson
Parken
Hanratty
Gibson
Simms
Lota
Ramsay
Bradford
E. Schroeder
John Long
Melrose
Sylvia Tate
Matt Simons
Policeman Admits He Operates Still in Seattle
In Seattle on April 6 Patrolman Louis H. Belles admitted to alcohol production at home during a divorce case. Attorney Ivan L. Hyland questioned whether a city officer could be involved, and Belles replied he is unafraid of the court or anyone.
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Seattle
Ivan L. Hyland
Frank West
Paint Company
Louis H. Belles
Women’s party wins school board majority in No 1 district
In district No 1 the Women’s party swept the board, electing Dorsh Wallace and Mrs Sheridan, ensuring continued Women’s party control. Voter turnout rose from the previous school election despite two days of snow and poor weather. Totals show Dorsh 4673, Wallace 4748, Sheridan 4625, McNally 3968, Wells 3649, Rowland 3967. Wallace led his ticket by 75 votes, McNally by seven, with the McNally Wallace combination at 8722.
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J. L. Dorsh
Guy Sheridan
J. D. Wallace
Dorsh
Wallace
Sheridan
Board of Trustees
Rowland
Wells
McNally
Women’s Party
J. E. McNally
Independent Party
Mrs. Ward
Women's Party
Stewart
Solon Questions Policy of Board in Philadelphia Speech
Representative Louis T. McFadden, chairman of the House banking committee, questioned the Federal Reserve Board policy to curb stock speculation. He warned continued restrictions could erode public confidence and fail to stop call money lending and stock trading. He said high rates may become too expensive for corporations to finance themselves.
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Philadelphia
Louis T. McFadden
Pennsylvania
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
McFadden
Federal Reserve
Eee
Two Die and One Injured in Auto Collision with Locomotive
In Great Falls near Ashuelot an automobile struck a Milwaukee locomotive at a crossing. Victims include Robert Bloan 48 of Great Falls and Mrs Genevieve Robinson 56 of Browning. Mrs Virginia Bird of Browning is hospitalized semi conscious. Engineer M IL Weaver testified he blew the whistle but the car stayed on course. Sloan, a former Browning rancher, had lived in Great Falls about a year. Mrs Robinson is among survivors.
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Great Falls
Milwaukee
Ashuelot
Here
Robert Bloan
Genevieve Robinson
George N. Robinson
Browning
Virginia Bird
Charles Bird
Robinson
M. IL. Weaver
Sloan
Dallas
Texas
Searchers Return Without Locating Southern Cross
An Australian air search chartered by the Sydney Sun scoured a 30 mile coastal area north of Wyndham western Australia for the lost Southern Cross and smoke signals. The plane returned without finding the airmen or proof of Kingsford Smith and his companions.
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Sydney
Sydney “Sun
Wyndham
Western Australia
Southern Cross
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John F. Sinclair
Reserve System
Flayerd
North American Newspaper Alliance
School Board of District No
Nagosector
Escobar
Long
Flathead Region
Northwest
Solon
Miles City
Brunn
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Thurburn Bluff
Kingsford-Smith
Forrest Mission
The
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