Face to Face Diplomacy in Roosevelt MacDonald Meet
Lipppmann analyzes the Roosevelt and MacDonald meeting, arguing face to face diplomacy aids understanding yet risks leaks and public hype. He notes Europe uses close contact routinely, and while America faces Atlantic distance, such talks should be normal diplomatic practice not sources of hidden deals.
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Roosevelt
MacDonald
Hullabaloo
Europe
Geneva
Atlantic Ocean
Ramsay McDonald
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Matsuoka Faces Mixed Reception on Return to Japan
Yosuke Matsuoka sails from America toward Japan after Geneva mission marked by failure in securing League of Nations support for Japan's actions in China. Critics say his blunt abroad statements hid a lack of results, with some predicting possible danger on return. A foreign office spokesman dismisses him as no longer a person of importance.
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Tokyo
Yosuke Matsuoka
Geneva
United States
Matsuoka
League of Nations
Justice
Japan
China
Asia
Komura
Portsmouth
Foreign Office
Roosevelt Plan Advances as Farm Mortgage Bill Passes
In Washington on April 13 the Roosevelt program shows progress with a two billion dollar farm mortgage refinancing bill passing the House by 387 to 12. The day also features briefings on urban mortgage refinancing and lengthy congressional roll calls on broad farm legislation. Continued on page 14.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Butte Businesses Pause for Good Friday Observance
Virtually all business in Butte will suspend from noon to 3 PM for Good Friday, a movement supported by Mayor Archie McTaggart. City and county offices join in closing. Catholic churches and a Mountain View Methodist union service draw hundreds for the three hour observance.
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Archie McTaggart
Mountain View Methodist
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
St. John’s Episcopal
St. Ann's
Holy Savior
Sacred Heart
St. Patrick’s
St. Lawrence
St. Mary's
St. John’s
St. Joseph's
Mrs Roosevelt Falls From Horse in Mud at Potomac Park
Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt tumbled from her horse Dot into a mud puddle in Potomac Park. Unhurt she joked that the capital might as well get used to it and added she slid off very gracefully.
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Washington
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Potomac Park
Citizens Press Petition to Remove Huey Long From Senate
A group of about a score of Louisiana citizens filed a petition in the Senate seeking removal of Huey P. Long on eleven charges of personal dishonesty and corruption. Chairman George of the elections committee said an investigation would occur if the petition warranted it. Long dismissed reporters, saying he knew nothing of the matter. John M. Parker of St Francisville said similar petitions would follow from every parish.
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Washington
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Senate
Pelican
George
Elections Committee
Garner
Long
John M. Parker
St. Francisville
Farrell Elected President of Butte District Dental Association
Dr. Harry G. Farrell was elected president of the Butte Dental Association third district of Montana at a dinner in Lockwood cafe. Dr. J. B. Keenan was succeeded by Farrell as president, with Dr. Harry M. Ross as secretary treasurer. Elected delegates included Dr. E. W. Tucker, and Dr. Milo C. Roberts will supervise a principal clinic.
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Harry G. Farrell
Butte Dental Association
Montana
Lockwood Cafe
Farrell
J. B. Keenan
Harry M. Ross
C. S. Renouard
E. W. Tucker
State Dental Association
Billings
Butte
Milo C. Roberts
Keenan
H. Ross
Richard Farrell
C. 8
Renouard
Relief Commission
B. J. Keenan
Cole
Roberts
Hill
Bowden
Tucker
Hanratty
Bucher
Rouleau
Driscoll
Harrington
Ross
Herzog
Collins
McNaul
James Keenan
Montana Weekend Weather Forecast
Montana forecast shows Friday and Saturday fair in the east with warmer conditions. The west portion may see rain or snow, with higher likelihood of precipitation.
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Montana
Edward J. Kelly Elected Chicago Mayor in 1930s
Edward J. Kelly, a civil engineer and longtime South Park commissioner, was elected mayor of Chicago by the city council to serve until April 1935. He inherits the post after Anton J. Cermak's assassination and faces guiding Chicago out of its financial crisis.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Kelly
South Park
Anton J. Cermak
Guiseppe Zangara
Miami
Fla. Kelly
Pioneer Montana journalist Mrs. E L Houston dies at 73
Elizabeth Lina Houston, a Bozeman Daily Chronicle reporter for 25 years, died after a 10 day illness. Daughter of Maj. W. W. Alderson, she arrived in Bozeman in 1866 and raised her grandchild after the influenza epidemic. Continued on Page 9.
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Bozeman
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Gallatin County
Elizabeth Lina Houston
Montana
Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Alderson
St. Louis
Fort Benton
Houston
Farm Wagon Sells for 25 Cents at Community Sale
In Muskogee Oklahoma on April 13 a farm wagon brought 25 cents and a second hand umbrella 45 cents at a local community sale.
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Muskogee
Okla
Ancient superstition forces death for biting dog
A Butte municipal court upheld the belief that a dog that bit a woman must be killed. Owner Albert Pogreva agreed to have the fox terrier killed at Opportunity near Anaconda after the judge's ruling. The court dismissed the vicious dog charge if the dog is slain, and the dog is to be shot Sunday to end the wound, per superstition.
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Butte
Albert Pogreva
Ana
Conda
Louis A. Buckley
Pogreva
Holland Names Deputies for City Office
Bernard Holland, city treasurer elect, announced his staff of deputies: Chief deputy city treasurer Ambrose Quill, tax collector D. C. Kennedy, and stenographer Miss Theresa Frankino. Quill, a Butte native and active Democrat, has long served in party roles and now works as foreman's clerk at the Mountain Con mine. Kennedy, also a Butte native, was long employed in the clerical department of the Black.
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Bernard Holland
Ambrose Quill
D. C. Kennedy
Theresa Frankino
Butte
Democratic Party
Central High School
Mountain Con
Anna Quill
West Virginia Street
Black
Britain to discuss war debts with Roosevelt in Washington
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told the house of commons that war debts are his main concern in accepting Roosevelt's invitation to talks in Washington. Britain’s next installment is due June 15 and the government plans a full situa tion review before then. The United States will press for an early return to a free international gold standard.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Pre Easter Storm Hits Southwest Plains with Sand and Snow
A lashing wind drove a storm east across the southwestern plains causing crop damage and freezing temperatures. Severe sandstorms hit the northern Texas Panhandle, Oklahoma and Kansas with wind speeds of 40 to 50 mph, grounding planes and delaying travel. Dust buried fences and crops. snow and rain brought moisture to Missouri and parts of Colorado, Kansas and Wyoming as Fort Leavenworth residents faced unusually cold conditions.
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Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Rockies
Missouri
Wyoming
Colorado
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Spring Storm Devastates New England Killing Four
A spring storm across New England leaves up to three feet of snow. Four deaths are reported, three from motor accidents. Widespread property destruction follows as the storm ramps up.
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New England
Boston
Ruth Judd on border line of delirium on eve of sanity test
In Florence Arizona Winnie Ruth Judd shows signs of hysteria as counsel prepare for tomorrow's appeal aimed at preventing execution for the murder of Agnes Anne Leroi. A 12 man jury of businessmen ranchers and miners will decide.
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Ruth Judd
Delirium
Florence
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Anne Leroi
Last Union Civil War chief Adelbert Ames dies in Florida
General Adelbert Ames, 97, last surviving Union general, died at his winter home in Ormond Beach Florida at 9 58 p m He was a longtime golf companion of John D Rockefeller and the oldest living USMA graduate He served as provisional Mississippi governor during reconstruction and as a US senator from Mississippi Race clashes and other era notes conclude the report.
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Adelbert Ames
Mississippi
Ormond Beach
Fla
General Ames
Ames
Rockefeller
United States Military Academy
United States
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