MacSwiney sister says no passport to enter U S
Miss Mary MacSwiney sister of the late Irish leader Terrence MacSwiney declares she has no passport to enter the United States and does not need one. She discusses immigration questioning over her entry and asserts no laws were violated while defending herself against interference. Continued on Page 3.
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Bu Associated Press
Chicago
Mary MacSwiney
Terrence MacSwiney
Miss MacSwiney
United States
European Stability Aims Pact To Evacuate Cologne Bridgehead
Berlin dispatch notes Luther vows strict adherence to foreign policy as Hindenburg era opens. Analysts see readiness to conclude an equitable security pact, with cordial relations between Luther and Hindenburg to minimize partisan friction. Post election calm reported. Reichstag leaders expect cabinet continuity.
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Associated
Berlin
Hans Luther
League of Industries and Commerce
Germany
von Hindenburg
OFO
Munthe
Wilhelm Marx
Marshal von Hindenburg
Luther
Ent Ebert
Reichstag
Dr. Luther
Montana conference to discuss no shortage of cars in Butte
A major Montana conference opens in Butte with shippers and railroad representatives meeting to plan co operation and scientific details. The Montana division of the Northwest Regional Advisory board hosts eminent railroad officials and grain interests aiming to prevent future shortages, recalling 1924’s orderly movement that aided farmers.
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Billings
Montana
Regional Advisory Board
Butte
Northwest Regional Advisory Board
Wabees
Graini Board
Injustice Overturned as Butte Locks Are Removed
Three Butte soft drink operators and their staffs faced a federal clampdown with padlocked doors after a temporary restraining order. Deputy U.S. Marshal Charles Kelsey unlocked the doors as the order was quashed by Federal Judge George M. Bourquin. The scene followed a prior plan to shutter venues cited for alleged illegal practices, but a misread injunction led to a swift reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
United States
Charles Kelsey
George M. i
Tate Pisos
Panateiskote Rin
Missoula
Bourguih
F. A. Silver
Britishers Retell Tale of Executions in Sofia Visit
British reporters Josiah C. Wedgewood W MacKinder both laborite MPs and Lieut. Col. Cecil L Estrange Malone visited Sofia after a cathedral bombing. They described Bulgarian government deaths as thousands, predicting a volcanic upheaval, and said they could not meet opposition leaders who were executed or jailed.
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London
Sofia
Bulgaria
Josiah C. Wedgewood
W. MacKinder
Cecil L’estrange Malone
Tsankoff
Churchill Budget Attacked in House by Opponents
London April 29 The Liberal and Labour spokesmen assailed Winston Churchill's budget as the worst rich man's budget ever introduced. Phillip Snowden, former chancellor, criticized the plan while Alfred Mond warned that returning to the gold standard could bind Britain to American policy and subdue London rates to Wall Street.
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Associated Press
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Phillip Snowden
Churchill
Alfred Mond
America
Wall Street
Leonard Colusa and West Colusa vie in first aid contest title
West Colusa repeats as champion in the departmental first aid contest at the school gym, scoring 1,493 points on 15 problems and earning part of a $300 cash prize. Leonard Colusa finishes second with 1,490.5 points, earning a spot to represent at the Montana inter-departmental contest in Butte, then possibly the international tournament in Springfield.
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Anaconda Mining Company
West
Right
Leonard
West Colusa
Butte
Montana
Anaconda Company
Bell
Badger
Mountain View
Emma
Steward
Nacene West Colusa
H. EF. Cullison
Newton McDonald
Frank J. Shone
John Shone
Frank R. Williams
George T. Frown
Mer
Kelly admits guardianship amid wife loan dispute
Admissions by J A Kelly, ex husband and later guardian of Mrs Gina Kelly, reveal he sought guardianship after she refused a large loan and discuss his role in her confinement in Minnesota Wisconsin and Warm Springs. Miss Kipp testified she aided at an operation but wasn’t present for preparation. court fights over guardianship lasted hours as Judge Winston barred jurors.
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Kelly
Susan Kipp
Gina Kelly
J. A. Kelly
Mrs. Kelly
Winston
Engineer Killed in Kentucky Wreck Near Quincy
Portsmouth Ohio April 29 Engineer John Lively of Covington Kentucky was killed when Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train No 2 derailed near Quincy Kentucky plunging the locomotive down an embankment. Fireman E Mitchell and several clerks were bruised. Call for physicians was sent to Vanceburg Kentucky. Cause of the derailment unavailable and officials will investigate.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
John Lively
Covington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Quincy
Lively
Vanceburg
E. Mitchell
Butte Creditors Seek Accounting From Jib Company
The Jib Consolidated Mining company at Basin faces growing trouble. An attachment was closed last week and an injunction restrains transfer of property under a February 1924 deed of trust. Filed in Boulder, the suit seeks an accounting and names Dan M. Kelly Judge John V. Dwyer and Joan Groeneveld as creditors’ counsel. The complaint accuses current management of siphoning about 275000 in value with no proper application.
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Jib Consolidated Mining Company
Basin
Boulder
Dan M. Kelly
John V. Dwyer
Joan Groeneveld
Hindenburg to Perform 18 Duties in Germany
Field Marshal von Hindenburg, president elect of Germany, will undertake eighteen duties in the near term. Details indicate continued official activity and upcoming engagements, reflecting his prominent role in postwar governance.
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Hindenburg
Ghoss Schwuelper
Germany
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Butcher said not murderer of wife in Chicago case
Frank Kocurek, restaurant manager and former butcher, was released after tests showed bloodless tools found at his home were not linked to the torso found in a Chicago catch basin. An acquaintance had feared Kocurek would kill his wife and use butchering skills to dispose of her.
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The
Associates Press
Chicago
Frank Kocurek
Kocurek
Deaconess Drive Dinner Sparks Fundraising Drive
Enthusiasm ran high at a Y dinner to raise $60 000 for Deaconess Hospital. Speakers praised volunteers and urged attendees to fund the hospital’s revival, sharing a simple, earnest appeal about rewarding service and lifting the institution.
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Deaconess Hospital
39 Land Offices to be Closed Friday
The Associated Press report from Washington states that 49 local land offices will close Friday, with 39 already eliminated and archives moved to nearby offices. Secretary Work cites a 5 percent long-term drop in public land business over 20 years and notes additional closures may follow in Kansas, Michigan, and Wisconsin among others.
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Associated Prous
Washington
Witeo
Kansas
Michigan
Wieconain
Beck Resigns as Solicitor General in Coolidge Admin
President Coolidge accepts the resignation of Solicitor General Beck and plans for an early retirement. Beck had prepared a Europe trip in May and offered his resignation at the start of the new administration in March. Names under consideration for the vacancy include William D. Mitchell and Charles W. Waterman of Denver.
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Associated Prous
Washington
Coolidge
Beck
Europe
Ity
Ee Pointmnt
William D.pointment
William D. Mit
Pierce Butler
Supreme Court
Charles W. Waterman
Denver
Colorado
Butte Plans Wide Scale National Music Week Observance
Butte outlines a city wide observance of National Music Week May 3 to 9 with participation from theaters schools churches clubs and business groups. Officers elected include Charles W Towne as chairman and Frances J Range as vice chair, with committees for publicity women’s clubs churches men’s clubs schools and theaters. tentative plans feature Winter Garden orchestra Rialto and American theater attractions school programs church services and a street parade with the Butte Elks Drum corps pending union approval.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Commercial Club
Charles W. Towne
Frances J. Range
Clara Herman
Leonard Walters
Isobel Kilroy
Myra Fuld
Hugh Darsh
Ernest “. Loomis
Norris Julian
Eleanor Tenner
Margaret McHale
William J. Sullivan
Winter Garden Orchestra
Silver Bow Amusement Company
Rialto
American
W. J. Sullivan
Butte Musicians’ Union
J. K B. Stevens
Butte Mines
Butte Elks
Mme
Leipheimer
Alfie
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Federal Court
Three Butte
Bourquin
U.S
Department OF State
U. S
European Stability
AIM
Cologne
Frank Connelly
Regional Advisory Board of
Northwest
Secure Data
Leonard Closely
Mines
Kentucky
JIB
Kelly, Dwyer and Groeneveld
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