Spanish dictator Primo de Rivera hints at retirement in note
Madrid reports Premier and dictator Primo de Rivera says age and fatigue may force him to quit after the Barcelona and Seville expositions. A cabinet meets as groups press adherence to his policy, with a note signed by Dominici of the petroleum trust.
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Madrid
Miguel Primo de Rivera Y Urbanesa
Marquis de Estella
Spain
Sorin
Figen
Barcelona
Seville
Senor Dominic
Petroleum Trust
Henry L. Stimson Arrives as Secretary of State in Capital
Henry L. Stimson arrives in Washington to join President Hoover's cabinet as the new secretary of state. He will stay at the White House for the week and begin a busy schedule of foreign policy conferences and diplomatic assignments. He is expected to discuss disarmament with Kellogg and to meet ambassador Hugh Gibson before sailing to Europe for the Allied talks.
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Hoover
U.S
Philippines
White House
Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Philippine Islands
Kellogg
Stimson
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
Europe
United States
Wall Street Bulls Suffer Sharp Drop as Merger Talks Stir Markets
Stocks plunged on a volatile day with major shares falling 5 to 30 points amid warnings from banking leaders and policy actions. Brokers' loans rose, money markets tightened, and calls were made for restraint in credit conditions as investors reevaluated holdings.
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North American
Alliance
Wall Street
Young
Cincinnati
Governor Harding
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
B. M. Anderson, Jr
Chase National Bank
Paul Warburg
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Mellon
Chicago Stock Exchange
Midwest
Chicago
Bull
Call Money
Wanted To Rent Three-Room Furnished Apartment
Public ad seeks a three-room furnished apartment in a good location. References exchanged. Contact numbers 3552 M and 626 for an ad taker prompt service quick results.
Okeh Bevins Embarks On Transcontinental Flight Attempt
Okeh Bevins starts a non stop East West flight from Los Angeles Metropolitan Airport in a Lockheed Vega fueled with 300 gallons. He aims to reach New York before noon tomorrow in about 17 hours 45 minutes, challenging the 18 hour 22 minute record set by Capt. Frank Hawks and Oscar Grubb.
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Los Angeles
Okeh Bevins
Bevins
New York
Metropolitan
Frank Hawks
Oscar Grubb
Hawks
Milwaukee Official Predicts Montana Prosperity Outlook
Milwaukee general manager C. H. Buford, on a western inspection tour, says Montana's 1929 business and agricultural output will reach or exceed 1928, near the prewar peak of 1923 24. He notes Milwaukee’s $11 000 annual budget for expansion including 15 locomotives and 4 100 freight cars, plus faster motors to cut Chicago Seattle transit time. He adds optimism about Montana and the Great Falls Lewistown area.
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C. H. Buford
MontAna
Milwaukee
Butte
Ford
Chicago
Seattle
Buford
Great Falls
Lewistown
Sheriff Seeks Suspect in North Dakota Bank Hold Up
Tom Weir known as Tom Lane or Blackie Lane claimed innocence to Sheriff O E Dawalt at the city jail. The North Dakota official arrived in Butte and planned to travel to Carrington for trial. Weir, arrested on vagrancy charges in Spokane in January, was identified as a suspect in a holdup case involving Louis Ramsey. Continued on Page 2.
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North Dakota
Tom Weir
Tom Lane
Blackie Lane
O. E. Dawalt
Foster County
Butte
Carrington
N. D
Weir
Spokane
Deep James Mooney
Jack Gerry
Louis Ramsey
Hartford Wife Confesses to Sleep Cure Murder
Mrs Olive Storey Adams a Hartford housewife 31 confessed after grilling to murdering her husband by adding chloroform to a handkerchief used as an insomnia cure. She is held without bail, charged by States Attorney Hugh M Alcorn, noted for leading to the Chapman case.
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Hartford
Conn
U.P
Olive Storey Adams
Gerald Chapman
Harry E. Adams
United States Weather Bureau
Vermont
Adams
Farm Hearings Open in Washington on New Farm Relief Bill
The senate agriculture committee began drafting a major farm relief bill pledged by the Hoover administration. The aim is a new farm bill to replace the vetoed McNary Haugen measure, ready for the 71st Congress convening in special session April 15. Senator Brookhart outlined a plan he believes will win the president's approval while witnesses discussed the farm situation.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Brookhart
Iowa
Hoover
Plane Crashes Claim Thirteen Lives Over Weekend
United Press reports thirteen people killed in US plane crashes Sunday and Monday with four missing fall in a worsening toll. Six died Sunday, seven Monday. four men die near Mt Gretna Pennsylvania. one killed and another injured in a two plane collision. two men burned in another incident. Navy planes search Atlantic coast from Norfolk to New York for four missing from Friday’s party to NYC. No trace found of amphibian craft.
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United Press
United States
Mt Gretna
Navy
Atlantic
Norfolk
New York
New York City
Rebel successes in Mexico countered by federal claim of important loss
Mexican authorities report rebel forces led by Gen Marcelo Caraveo captured 300 federal troops including General Armenta at Demorachio on the Sonora Chihuahua border. Prisoners were to be taken to Chihuahua City. In Mazatlan General Jaime Carrillo says three Federals killed and seven wounded. rebels suffer 58 dead and three wounded. Reinforcements to Mazatlan expected under Gen Evaristo Perez tomorrow. Rail lines were destroyed slowing the rebel march from Irapuato.
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Gesford F. Fine
United Press
Mexico City
General Armenta
Marcelo Caraveo
Presidencia
el Paso
Demorachio
Sonora
Chihuahua
Armena
Chihuahua City
Jaime Carrillo
Mazatlan
Carrillo
Evaristo Perez
Irapuato
Daveler Appointed to Montana State Board of Education
Erle V. Daveler, general manager of the Butte & Superior Mining, was appointed by Governor John E. Erickson to fill the vacancy on the state board of education caused by James H. Rowe’s resignation. Rowe left the board due to other duties, including highway commission work, after nearly two years of service supporting the Montana State School of Mines at Butte. The governor had already named A. G Goullidge of Baker and reappointed Frank Eliel of Dillon and W. S. Dawson of Bozeman to the board.
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Erle V. Daveler
Butte & Superior Mining Company
John E. Erickson
State Board of Education
James H. Rowe
Associated Press
Rowe
Helena
State Highway Commission
Schools of
Montana
Board of Education
Montana State School of Mines
Butte
Ore
John the
A. G A. O. Goullidge
Baker
Frank Eliel
Dillon
W. 8S. Dawdson
Bozeman
Butte Plans Two Racing Associations and Track
Butte moves toward two racing groups after a racing bill was signed. A company to build a track at Gregson is forming and will file articles of incorporation within a week. Gene Normile, ex-Butte resident and Tiajuana track GM, will confer with local businessmen in Salt Lake next week.
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Butte
Gregson
Harrison Avenue
New Racing Association
Gene Normile
Tiajuana
Normile
Salt Lake
Tragedy Near Maumee As Family Perishes In Fire
Mrs Gaylord Steger 25 and her three children are found dead at a home five miles northeast of Maumee. Authorities believe they were slain then the house set afire. Coroner reports head injuries and cuts on the children with kerosene lighting the bed. Fingerprints found on the mother's throat. The father returned to find the house ransacked and personal items stolen.
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Toledo
Gaylors Stegar
Maumee
Frank G. Kreft
Gaylord, Jr
Howard
Rose Marie
Gaylord Steger
Graf Zeppelin Heads Toward Palestine Flight
The Graf Zeppelin, largest German airship, sails toward Palestine on its second long distance voyage. It passes Naples at 5 35 p m circling Capri then crosses the Mediterranean amid good weather with passengers including Paul Loebe president of the Reichstag and other officials aboard.
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Berlin
Germany
Palestine
Naples
Capri
Mediterranean
Rome
Paul Loebe
Reichstag
Experts Discuss Annuity Figures In Paris Meeting
Paris March 25 Experts discussed annuity figures among representatives after the plenary session. Delegates, mostly staying at the hotel, continued talks late into the evening without any firm numbers. Owen D Young, chairman, said sub committees had finished and experts must now review the figures.
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Paris
Owen D. Young
Young
Check From J. D. Ryan Puts Butte Campaign Over Top
A $500 check from John D. Ryan, Anaconda Copper board chair, sent to the Butte Auxiliary for Rehabilitation of Crippled Children via New York, pushes the six day drive total to 10 073 36. Campaign chair W. J. McMahon announced the final receipts after a six day drive.
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J. D. Ryan
Butte
Anaconda
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
New York City
Butte Auxiliary
W. J. McMahon
Ryan
McMahon
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Brazil
Wali Ther
Primo DE Rivera
Iron Man
Capital
West
Buenos Aires
National Telegraph Company of Brazil
Bureau of la Nacion
Rio Janeiro
Natal
Jesus del Gran Poder
Rio DE Janeiro
Francisco Iglesias
Ignacio Jiminez
Latecoere
Fernando Noronha
Jesus
St. Vincent
Cape Verde Islands
Brazilian
Pernambuco
Montana Standard
Verde Islands
Eastern Police
Earle V. Daveler
Mexico
Escobar
Sonora-Chihuahua
Jalisco
Nogales
J. H. Rowe
Tijuana
Graf Zeppelin
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