Portuguese navy ships rush to Madeira as revolt erupts
Lisbon April 6 The Portuguese government rushes every seaworthy navy ship to Funchal Madeira with troops to quell the revolt. Detachments sail now aboard a destroyer and a cruiser while the gun boat Zaira departs tonight and the ironclad Vasco da Gama sails tomorrow. Martial law is declared across Madeira amid reports of clashes between rebels and royalists and possible casualties. Deportees blamed by President Carmona's government for fanning unrest.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Funchal
Madeira
Zaira
Vasco da Gama
Carmona
Country pastor to plead cell defense in case
Nevada Missouri April 6. Reverend J A Brown 67 a country preacher for over two decades awaits arraignment on first degree murder charges for shooting rival Reverend George Rider 43 in Halleyts Bluff. Rider had come from Kansas City to conduct revival at the log church, sparking a deadly schism and a conflict over new church ideas.
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Nevada
U.P
J. A. Brown
George Rider
Kansas City
Halleyts Bluff
Brown
Little Church
Rider
Liquor Question Won't Break Political Unity Says Kremer
J Bruce Kremer of Butte Montana a Democratic national committeeman argues the party will not split over prohibition in the coming national election. He notes most Democrats oppose the national prohibition law and favor state control with federal powers limited to interstate matters. He supports amending the Webb Kenyon bill and suggests adjusting the Volstead Act to apply only where states lack their own laws.
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Democratic Party
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Montana
Raskob
National Committee
North
South
Ihcan
McTaggart Wins Big in Butte Municipal Election
Archie McTaggart led the Democratic party to a strong Butte mayoralty victory over Republican Richard Brimacombe by 1,755 votes. McTaggart 5,381 Brimacombe 3,626, carrying every ward except two small precinct losses. John G. Sullivan returned as city treasurer with 5,775 votes. Judge Borls A. Buckley beat Fred Langdon by 1,663. Five Democrats and three Republicans won alderman seats, slimming Republicans to four on the council.
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Archie McTaggart
John L. Sullivan
Louis A. Buckley
Silver Bow
Fred Langdon
Mr. Sullivan
Judge Buckley
Butte
Richard Brimacombe
McTaggart
Brimacombe
Borls A. Buckley
Easter Egg Roll Draws 30847 At White House Lawn
Thousands of children braved wind and showers to roll eggs on the White House lawn. President Hoover hunted eggs with his grandchildren yesterday. Final turnout was 30 847, about 18 000 fewer than last year.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
Vatican City Coins Minted Amid Ceremony
Pope Pius received samples of the new Vatican City coinage from Rome mint representatives and praised the officials and artists who designed the coins as circulation is set to begin in a few days.
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Vatican City
Pius
Rome
Fall guilty in bribery case ties long legal fight
Albert B. Fall is found guilty of accepting a bribe over the lease of California naval oil reserves. Henry M. Blackmer is found in contempt for refusing to return from exile in France to testify against Harry F. Sinclair. District of Columbia court of appeals decisions suggest possible Supreme Court review, with final rulings expected by year’s end.
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Herbert Little Washington
Albert B. Fall
California
Henry M. Blackmer
France
Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Officials of School Districts Meet on New Budget Law
Trustees from eight rural districts in Silver Bow county will gather at the county courthouse Friday morning to discuss steps in planning the annual budget under the new law from the recent state legislature session. County Superintendent Miss Maybell Hogan will outline the budget plan and provide blanks to be filled at later board meetings. each district board must meet by the second Monday in June to adopt the plan.
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Silver Bow County
Maybell Hogan
Miss Hogan
Accounting of Earthquake Damage in Managua Begun
Managua Nicaragua April 6 45 With the most pressing relief work out of the way business men of Managua took stock today of their material losses from earthquake and fire Francisco Bunge German consul said many merchants had been at a reported cable to one representative to the effect that insurance on damage from the quake would not be paid This report has circulated like wildfire he said and many merchants worried over their personal and material losses are frantic I feel absolutely sure that no fires intentionally were started to gain insurance
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Managua
Nicaragua
Francisco Bunge
Tokyo
Moore elected Anaconda mayor over McCarvel
Harvey J. Moore, Republican, defeated incumbent Democrat Thomas F. McCarvel in Anaconda’s city general election. Voter turnout was heavy with over 4,200 ballots cast from a registered electorate. Thomas F. Murphy won re election as police judge. Annie Glenn Asphelm defeated Edward Lovell for city treasurer. The council shifted to eight Republicans and four Democrats.
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Anaconda
Harvey J. Moore
Thomas F. McCarvel
Thomas F. Murphy
Thomas H. Edmunds
Annie Glenn Asphelm
Edward Lovell
W. J. Dumonthier
Lawrence Backlund
McCarvel
Montana Weather: Unsettled Two-Day Shower Outlook
A Montana forecast shows Tuesday and Wednesday unsettled with likely showers in the western portion and little temperature change. The outlook notes periods of rain and cool, breezy conditions across western districts while central areas see lighter activity and temps near normal.
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Montana
Bitter Chicago campaign ends riders in Y M C A derby
In the Y M C A Red Triangle Derby, Omar Khayyam led by W R Mellorup as riders paused for a noon luncheon. The drive reached 16 832 dollars out of a 30 000 goal to fund the institution for another year. Exterminator with Willard Thompson as jockey appeared to revitalize, moving up from a cellar position.
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Omar Khayyam
W. R. Mellor
W.R. Mellorup
Willard Thompson
Change in Chicago mayoralty battle ends in race to day
Chicago set for about 1,100,000 votes to decide mayor between Anton J. Cermak and "Big Bill" Thompson. Final night rhetoric surged as campaigns claimed leads from 150,000 to 50,000, with police patrols doubled and officials preparing for a quiet election day.
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Richard Hippelhauser
Chicago
America
Anton J. Cermak
Cermak
Thompson
Bertha Baur
Republican National
Jury to Bring Multiple Charges Against Oilman in Laredo
Laredo Texas April 6 four indictments return against C C Julian California and Oklahoma airator for kidnaping conspiracy to rob assault with a prohibited weapon and carrying an unlawful weapon. Julian free on fifteen thousand dollar bond and hinted he would act against his accuser Jamar G Boling of San Antonio and Oklahoma former publicity director for Julian.
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Laredo
Tex
C. C. Julian
California
Oklahoma
Julian
Liberty
Jamar G. Boling
San Antonio
Bones of Saints Slain During 17th Century Found in Shrine
AURIESVILLE N Y April 6 Part of a skeleton and two complete skeletons and a skull were unearthed at the shrine to the martyrs near the Mohawk valley They are believed to be relics of three Roman Catholic saints Isaac Jogues John de la Lande and Rene Goupil canonized in 1930 The find revives legends of the martyrdom during the 1600s and follows decades of absence of relics.
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Auriesville
N. Y
Mohawk Valley
Montgomery County
Isaac Jogues
John de la Lande
Rene Goupil
United States
Church of Rome
Gandhi May Plan Visit to United States
Mahatma Gandhi, Indian national leader, considers visiting the United States to seek sympathy for India's independence. He may travel as a private citizen before or after the second round table conference in London, which he will attend.
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New Delhi
India
Mahatma Gandhi
United States
Mahatma
America
London
Local election results with city officials listed
The document lists winners for city offices including Mayor Archie McTaggart and City Treasurer John L Sullivan. It records Police Judge Louis A Buckley and Aldermen for eight wards with party affiliations Dem or Rep. Names include John Sullivan Jerry Sullivan Fred Sweet James Brown John Lindquist Peter McDermott Morgan T KR and Fred Seubert among others.
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John T. Sullivan
Dem
Jerry G. Sullivan
Fred Sweet
James Brown
John Lindquist
Peter McDermott
T. KR
Morgan
Fred Seubert
Couple killed in automobile crash near Glendale
Roseburg Oregon April 6 Ervin C Jamison 43 and his wife May Jamieson 29 of Oakland California were killed when their car left the Pacific highway near Glendale rolled down a bank overturned and landed in an irrigation ditch.
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Roseburg
Ore
Ervin C. Jamison
May Jamieson
Oakland
Cal
Pacific Highway
Glendale
Negroes Guarded as Trial Starts in Scottsboro
Nine black defendants faced trial in Scottsboro Alabama under guard of national soldiers amid an alleged attack on two white girls traveling on a freight train. Courtroom security tightened as proceedings began with guards both inside and outside the courtroom.
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Scottsboro
Ala
Eugene O Boyle Dies at 58 General Agent for G N
Eugene O Boyle, 58, general agent for the Great Northern railroad, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home 633 West Galena Street after a month of illness. Born in Elmira New York he came to Montana at 13, worked as switchman, brakeman, conductor, then chief clerk for Northern Pacific before WWI, and served as GN general agent after the war.
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Eugene O. Boyle
Great Northern Railroad
West
Galena Street
Mr. Boyle
Elmyra
Montana
Northern Railroad
Northern Pacific
J. A. McMillan
Helena
Great Northern Line
Butte
Boyle
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Mcarvel
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Asphelm
F. Murphy
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