Oklahoma Tornado Toll Rises Across Widely Scattered Districts
A series of Oklahoma tornadoes killed three and injured at least twenty as storms hit Bartlesville vicinity Haskell county and Shawnee. Relieved workers reported multiple communities including Eureka San Bois Rockford and Blaine damaged with lines down and rescues ongoing.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Gladys Downs
Bartlesville
Vern Stewart
Downs
Hodges
John Stevenson
Haskell
Stigler
Eureka
San Bois
Rockford
Blaine
Kinta
Arkansas River
Ball Park
Shawnee
Fire Out Of Control In Sherman After Mob Attacks
A mob torched a negro drug store in Sherman Texas and built a funeral pyre for George Hughes following a white woman attack and a courthouse fire. Governor Moody ordered troops to Dallas then to Sherman with Col. Louis Davidson and 225 more to quell the disturbance and protect the trial of a black suspect.
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Sherman
Tex
George Hughes
Austin
Texas
Dan Moody
Col
Louis Davidson
Dallas
Bullet in Spine Mistaken Stomach Trouble at War End
Edward H. Pearson believed stomach trouble. a German bullet remained in his spine for 12 years. Now the government may compensate medical costs to remove the bullet. Pearson, a former lieutenant in the 312th Infantry, 78th Division, was wounded in the Argonne Forest.
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Chicago
Edward H. Pearson
Maj- Calvin Goddard
Pearson
312Th
Argonne Forest
New York Taxi Chaos Spurs Public Regulation Debate
Local transit in New York City faces severe congestion with multiple subway and surface system owners. Taxi licenses are easy to obtain and drivers earn little, worsening unemployment pressures. Officials form committees to seek a solution amid growing public demand for regulation.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
New York City
Philadelphia
New York
Chiang Kai-Shek moves to halt bandit advance toward Nanking
In Suchow Chiang Kai-Shek takes command of troops to stop the Northern Alliance as bandits threaten Nanking. Reports from Yungyang claim 15,000 killed and 500 wealthy residents abducted during the April 23 sack of the Henan town.
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Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Suchow
Kiangsu
Yungyang
Henan
Montana Weather Forecast Unsettled Weekend
Unsettled conditions move across Montana this weekend with warmer temperatures expected Saturday east of the divide. Sunday outlook remains unsettled with potential for mixed precipitation and variable winds.
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Montana
Britain warns India as planes patrol during Gandhi protest
In Bombay on May 9 40 British planes dispatched on a warning flight over the Peshawar district amid Gandhi campaign unrest. Britain announced 226000 troops ready for India. Sholapur toll reported 20 dead and 100 wounded as natives set police torches alight during a terror filled night.
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Bombay
India
Hon
Mahatma Gandhi
Peshawar
Great Britain
Sholapur
Business conditions favorable better times ahead
Executives of the American steel industry at a meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute reported the current business situation as favorable and expressed belief that brighter times lie ahead. Charles M. Schwab, president of the
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New York
American Steel Industry
American Iron and Steel Institute
Charles M. Schwab
Classified Ad Copy Prompt for Montana Standard
Get in the Swim ad copy promotes placing want ads in the Post and Standard papers. It urges readers to phone before deadlines and highlights double insertion for one price of 2c per word.
Plans for Cornelia Kelley and George Hepburn Wedding
Plans for the June 14 wedding of Miss Cornelia Kelley to George Hepburn are announced. The ceremony will be held at Sunny Skies, the Kelley residence on Long Island.
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Cornelia Kelley
New York
Cornelius Francis Kelley
George Hepburn
Frederick Taylor Hepburn
Locust Valley
Long Island
Park Lane
Thomas M. Keresey
Carlos Lazoo
Dozier Gardner
St. Louis
A. W. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Sidney Hosmer
Cincinnati
Faith Rockefeller
Albina Loora
Nora Borden
William E. Barker Jr
Hepburn
Thomas Weae
Stephen Sheldon
William E. Collins Jr
Clones
Anton E. Walbridge
Mimi Keresey
Henry Donnelly Keresey
Keresey
Dorothy Kelley
Sunny Skies
Mrs. Kelley
Hoover names oil prosecutor Owen Roberts to Supreme Court
President Hoover nominates Owen Josephus Roberts 55 Philadelphia lawyer famed for oil case prosecutions and corporate law to the Supreme Court to fill the Sanford vacancy. The nomination goes to the Senate judiciary committee two days after Parker rejection, with expected confirmation amid anti Prohibition scrutiny and conservative leanings.
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Washington
Hoover
Owen Josephus Roberts
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Roberts
Senate
Judiciary Committee For Investigation
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Jusice Sanford
Tennessee
Sheppard
Texas
Congressional Record
Pioneer Minister E J Groeneveld Honored at Presbyterian Church
A full church greeted Dr E J Groeneveld pioneer pastor of the First Presbyterian church last night for the forty second anniversary of his pastorate A devotional musical program directed by Mrs Paul Bailor the election of church trustees and officers reports of church societies and guilds and a supper in the basement rooms concluded the evening's program
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E. J. Groeneveld
Hugo
Paul Bailor
Russel
First Presbyterian Church
Senate confirms envoy to Ecuador
The Senate confirmed William Dawson of Minnesota as minister to Ecuador. The action was announced from Washington on May 9.
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Senate
Ecuador
Washington
William Dawson
Minnesota
Butte High Seniors Honor Bohunkus on Bo hunkus Day
Butte High School seniors celebrated Bohunkus Day with the annual parade through the business district. More than 200 students dressed in varied period and country costumes paraded as part of the light hearted observance honoring the saint of tramps.
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Lillian Graham
Genevieve Jacques
Butte High School
Broadway
South Seas
Butte
Young plan cuts German reparations to nine billion
The Young plan reduces Germany's World War I reparations from about 25 billion to roughly 9 billion dollars. The protocol signing in Paris was completed after ratification papers arrived from Britain and Italy, with Germany France Belgium already having deposited theirs.
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Paris
Germany
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Aristide Briand
Doll Parade of Bluebird Groups Scheduled Today
About 350 juvenile foster mothers and their dolls will march through Butte led by the mayor and a band. The parade, a Bluebird group event for Mother’s Day anticipation, starts at 2 30 from the Y M C A with a color guard, then proceeds along Park Wyoming Broadway Washington and back to the Y M C A.
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Butte
Butte Camp Fire Girls
Butte High School
Y.m.ca
Butte Boy Scouts
M. Kerr Beadle
Park Street
Wyoming
Broadway
Washington
Butte High
Camp Fire
Jeanette Oppenheimer
Beulah Dubler
Francis Dud
Federal Judge declines Capone case jurisdiction in Miami
Federal Judge Halsted L. Ritter declined to take jurisdiction in the petition of Scarface Al Capone for a temporary injunction against Chief of Police Guy C. Reeve and his officers. The suit sought to restrain arrests of Capone whenever he appeared within Miami city limits.
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Miami, Fla
Halsted L. Ritter
Scarface
al Capone
Guy C. Reeve
Miami
Capone
Denver attorney cleared in alienation of affections case
A Denver jury found William Bryan Quigley not guilty in a $50,000 pink slip alienation of affections suit filed by William J. Kunkel. The trial, one of Denver’s most sensational in years, heard Kunkel claim his wife Marie Alimova Kunkel was found in Quigley’s New York apartment in a pink slip, while Quigley and Mrs Kunkel testified to their innocence and the couple’s divorce matters. Spectators were briefly excluded during Mrs Kunkel’s intimate testimony.
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Denver
Colo
William Bryan Quigley
William J. Kunkel
New York
Kunkel
Marie Alimova Kunkel
Quigley
Butte Plans Mother’s Day Church Services
Butte will honor mothers with church services and music tomorrow as residents pay tribute to mothers. Sons and daughters will salute their moms citywide, and most churches hold special observances while florists report strong sales.
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Butte
Mother
Mob sets fire at courthouse in Sherman
A at times hostile mob of about 5000 persons converged in Sherman Texas and set the courthouse ablaze after a day of chaotic protests. Police dispersed some participants but the crowd remained unruly as flames rose from the building.
Italy Ready to Enter Navy Pact of Five Powers
In Rome on May 9 Premier Mussolini listened as Foreign Minister Grandi stated Italy is ready to enter final naval negotiations with Great Britain and France. Grandi described Italy's aim as definite reduction of naval strength and noted efforts toward pre London talks with France.
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Rome
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Dino Grandi
Italy
Great Britain
France
Signor Grandi
London
Grandi
Washington
Paris
Hoover to Visit Glacier Yellowstone Estes Parks This Summer
President Hoover plans a Western vacation tour in August visiting Glacier Yellowstone and Estes parks then Yosemite Grand Canyon on the return to Palo Alto California The trip would cover over 6000 miles and be the most extensive by any president since Harding while early summer will be spent mostly in Washington with weekends at his Virginia fishing camp.
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Butte
Washington
Far Western
Hoover
Glacier
Yellowstone
Estes Parks
Palo Alto
California
Yosemite
Grand Canyon
Virginia
Harding
Alaska
Min- Mont
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President Hoover
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