War Birds Await Demobilization After Army Maneuvers
War birds that logged 3,000,000 miles in two weeks of air maneuvers await demobilization as weather delays travel to home fields. Gen. Foulois praised the exercise while reports show 720 officers and 644 enlisted men with 1,400 total personnel endured minor injuries to two. eleven planes returned, five major repairs, two failures, seven repaired en route.
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Oscar Leiding
Washington
Benjamin D. Foulois
Bolling Field
Texas Guinan Soot Ill Held by French Police in Havre
In Havre France May 31 Texas Guinan the Broadway hostess and her 30 member troupe face expulsion after French officials refuse entry as entertainers. The group is confined in Hotel Transatlantique with detectives at doors and strict movement limits while a church visit is canceled and morale sags.
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Havre
France
W.P
Broadway
Texas
Guinan
Mourier
Generale Surete Police
Ministry of the Interior
Paris
Miss Guinan
Plains Golf Course Opens West Of Fair Grounds
Plains Montana plans a new seven hole golf course west of the fair grounds with acre age for expansion. Memberships will be arranged and games priced at 35 cents each under coach C M Over turf. Mountain States Telephone announces a 22000 project to build Plains Hot Springs line and rural extensions.
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C. M. Overturf
Mountain States Telephone Company
Plains
Hot Springs
Justice Court
T. L. Chelgren
Winston Brothers Company
Arnett & Knox
A. S. Ainsworth
Thompson Falls
A. A. Alvord
A. A. Hammons
Asa
Rita LaPointe
Oren Clark
Leslie Carter
John Meany
Russell McDonald
Louis Erickson
Jeanne Ruenauver
Frances Kaylor
Laura Castlio
Shirley and
Earl Wright
Donna Parkhurst
John Johnson
Donald Scott
Robert Burdick
Kenneth Billmeyer
Arthur Reichle
Bonnie Johnston
Cardinal Rouleau, Canadian primate, dies at 65
Cardinal Rouleau, primate of the Canadian Catholic Church, died at 10 this morning after long illness following a car accident last fall. He was 65 years old.
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Quebec
Cardinal Rouleau
Canada
Stokowski to Lead Modern Opera at Metropolitan
Leopold Stokowski chief of the Philadelphia Orchestra plans to present Arnold Schoenbergs Gurrelieder this coming season at the Metropolitan Opera House.
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Philadelphia
Leopold G Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Arnold Schoenberg
Future naval warfare to hinge on air power at sea
Admiral Ingalls argues aviation will become integral to the fleet rather than a separate branch. He foresees airborne carrier groups, long-range flying ships, autogiros or helicopters, and heavy flying boats operating days at sea, with a need for more aircraft carriers and flying-deck cruisers to restore parity with other nations.
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Washington
Naval Aviation
Navy
United States
Davids. Ingalls
Japan
England
Lexington
Langley
Charlie Schwab Returns Home to Swap Tales with Pals
LORETTO Pa May 31 Charles M Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel and maker of millionaires visits his hometown. He chats with old friends about his rise from stage driver to steel magnate and recalls a barber shop incident while sharing laughs and stories. He defends the Bethlehem bonus system and praises those he mentored to leadership.
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William F. Clark
Loretto
Charlie Schwab
Cresson
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Charlie
Steel King
Bethlehem
Schwab
Andrew Carnegie
Rain Softens Roads as Gravel Outfit Arrives at Foster Ranch
May 31 report from Ringling notes soaking rains eased conditions while A Gravel and outfit move onto the Foster ranch to supply gravel for a new road. Preliminary work may precede hauling. Also: birth announced for May 22 to Mr and Mrs E C Doig formerly Ringling now Trident. Local visits and travels include Mrs Wannamaker of Roundup, J T McCurry and guests, A E Barrow re floors and sun porch, and staff changes with Arthur Potter joining the gravel outfit.
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Ringling
A. Gravel and Outfit
Foster Ranch
E. C. Doig
Trident
Wannamaker
Roundup
J. P. Harden
Tommy McCurry
George Leffingwell
Chris McCurry
J.T. McCurry
A. E. Barrow
Taylor
Clyde Park
Ralph P. Capen
Chicago
Jack McKearns
Three Forks
John Watson
Bozeman
Arthur Potter
Gravel Outfit
W. Landford
Continental Oil Company
Great Falls
James Grace
Oldest salesman dies in Scotland at 87
Alexander B. Ledingham, believed world’s oldest commercial traveler, died on the road in Fochabers Scotland at age 87. His home was in Inverness where he was known in business circles.
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Alexander B. Ledingham
Fochabers
Scotland
Inverness
Spectator’s Bold Guess at Murder Trial Proves Right
A courtroom spectator named Schwab predicted the murder verdict after the judge instructed the jury and his prediction proved correct last summer. The incident highlighted the public’s keen interest in the case at the criminal court.
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Schwab
Keeley Institute Opens El Paso Branch Near Juarez
El Paso Texas May 31 Opposite Juarez Mexico a Keeley institute branch opened with Mrs Virginia Wakefield of Dallas presiding The office aims to treat El Paso inebriates while acknowledging many refuse cure fearing they will lose taste for whisky Some patients travel from pooling areas seeking treatment in Dallas
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Keeley Institute
el Paso
Thirsty Americans
Texas
Juarez
Mexico
Virginia Wakefield
Keeley Sanatorium
Dallas
Newburyport Circus Day Clash Aims for Schools
Newburyport Massachusetts on May 31 1931 pupils largely remained in classrooms despite Mayor Gillis urging a no school circus day. Superintendent Starr M King preserved a normal attendance reporting only twenty absentees per high school and ten in lower grades. The mayor joined later at the circus but the school authority won the dispute and promised business as usual.
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Newburyport
Mass
Andrew J
Bossy) Gillis
Starr M. King
King
Gillis
Jack
Bossy
Bull's Final Fling in Independence Ends Abruptly
Morton Chiles' bull knocked his owner down and chased him from the pasture in Independence. The incident ends amid a tense scene as onlookers watch the animal carve a chaotic exit.
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Independence
U.P
Morton Chiles
Three Men Arrested in Chrysler Blackmail Plot
In Topeka Kansas three men including a former newspaper copy reader Swal low and Ralph Ulrich alias Ralph Chrysler and Fred S Clark are under arrest on charges of extorting forty thousand dollars from Walter Chrysler. Gordon Ross to file charges and negotiate with suspects.
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Topeka, Kas
U.P
Walter Chrysler
Skelton
Richard A. Swallow
Topeka
Capital
Ralph Ulrich
Rarph Chrysler
Fred S. Clark
Meriden
Kas
Chrysler
Gordon Ross
Ross
Robert Stone
Stone
Police and Reds clash in Youngstown street battle
In Youngstown Ohio on May 30 police clashed with demonstrators from the Young Communist League. About 10 officers and 25 protesters were injured as police dispersed the downtown demonstration, and the crowd scattered toward the Stockyards.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Young Communist League
Lewistown Tragedy Claims Two Local Residents
Lewistown reports two suicides yesterday. George Day 56 prominent stockman died from a shotgun wound at his ranch home. Jimmy Ahearn about 50 former rancher ingested poison at Big Timber where he had relatives.
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Lewistown
George Day
Jimmy Ahearn
Day
Ahearn
Big Timber
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