German Trans Atlantic Air Line Planned
Paris Aug 1. German private enterprise plans a giant transatlantic air line with dirigibles larger than any flown to date. The craft will be 800 feet long, 80 wide, 100 high, semi rigid envelope, 34 motors, 4,000 mile non stop range at 68 mph, water landings possible, 50 hours Germany to New York. Herr Colsman of Zeppelin factories to be general manager.
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Universal Service
Paris
Transatlantic Air Line
Boerner
Atlantic
Germany
New York
Herr Colsman
Zeppelin
New Enterprise
Sheriff Jinks Taylor Rescues Murder Suspects Amid Mourning
In a tense scene near the jail, Sheriff Jinks Taylor appeals for calm as a mob contemplates mob justice. He urges respect for law and memory of Til, urging the crowd to disperse. The standoff ends with the crowd going home and the murder suspects spared.
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Til
Jinks
Taylor
16-Year-Old Limit Urged for Child Labor Entry
Washington August 1 1930 recommendation by the permanent committee on standards of physical fitness for children entering employment urges a minimum age of 16 for entrance to industry. The study, led by Dr George Y Barth, calls for complete physical exams before work and re examinations when changing jobs plus periodic checks for all working children.
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Washington
Permanent Committee
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
George Y. Barth
Milwaukee City Health Department
Fairmount Student Wounded. Suspect to Face Murder Charge
Miss Carrie Cunningham of Fairmount College was shot and fatally wounded as she neared St. Marys cathedral in Wichita. Theodore Osweiler Jr, a former sweetheart and son of Wichita banker and Kansas legislator Theodore Osweiler, was questioned by County Attorney James A. Conley and will be charged with murder.
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Fairmount
Wichita
Kan
Carrie Cunningham
Fairmount College
St. Mary's Cathedral
Theodore Osweiler Jr
James A. Conley
Gawetler
Murer
Osweiler
Theodore Osweiler
Kansas Legisature
Chicago Labor Federation to fight open shop plan
The Chicago Federation of Labor authorized president John Fitzpatrick to appoint a 15 member committee to battle the United States Chamber of Commerce over the closed shop proposal. The panel will devise methods to prevent open shops and will outline the initial actions to bring the fight into the open.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor Today
John Fitzpatrick
United States Chamber of Commerce
Fitzpatrick
The Preacher and the Sport Exchange Words on Races
The preacher questions the races and the sport responds that they have made him more economical, illustrating a compact exchange on the value or impact of racing.
Former Mexican minister Diaz killed by woman
Carlos Felix Diaz former Mexican minister to Bolivia was found shot in a Mexico City hotel. The hotel manager entering Diaz room saw a woman and Diaz struggling for a pistol. Diaz wounded self inflicted and the woman was wounded during the struggle. Diaz accused the woman before dying.
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Mexico City
Carlos Felix Diaz
Bolivia
Senor Diaz
Diaz
New Railroad Rate Increases Granted by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission approves rate hikes averaging about 33 percent on freight and 20 percent on passenger, baggage, and milk charges, aiming for an annual operating income of 1.134 billion dollars. The move raises passenger fares and Pullman charges, with projections of higher overall revenue yet uncertainty remains until tariffs are enacted.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Thom
Federal Commission
Allied hopes for Poland crushed by Soviet reply
Berlin reports an official Soviet wireless from Moscow dated Wednesday declares the entente’s reliance on Germany futile and Poland’s relief impossible. It says only German aid could save Poland, warns of revolutionary contagion in Germany and France, and claims French troops would inflame German labor. Vienna reports 800 armed Hungarians raided the Furstenfeld arsenal, seizing rifles, uniforms and machine guns, prompting protests and fears of Hungarian aid to Poland.
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Karl H. von Wiegand
Universal Service
Berlin
Poland
Russia
Moscow
Entente
Germany
Soviet Russia
Rumania
Finland
Vienna
Associated Press
Furstenfeld
Hungary
Sunday picnic sparks ministerial tension in Butte
The Butte ministerial association adopted resolutions condemning Sunday picnics as desecration of the Sabbath. Rev George D Wolfe and Rev Edward J Harper signed. Pastor Walter T Lockwood of People's Congregational church said he had heard nothing of the resolutions and preferred outdoor recreation over church confinement. Over 150 People’s church members attended the canyon picnic with outdoor services and a community sing followed by a campfire in Black Tail canyon.
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People's Church
People’s Church
E. J. Groeneveld
Crane
Butte Ministerial Association
George D. Wolfe
Edward J. Harper
Walter T. Lockwood
People’s Congregational Church
Black Tail Canyon
Lockwood
Four Planes Arrive In Jasper Alberta
Four United States army aviators traveling to Alaska reached Jasper Alberta this morning after a two hour and 25 minute flight from Edmonton. The expedition will depart for Prince George tomorrow morning.
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Jasper
Alberta
Alaska
Edmonton
Prince George
Street Car Strike Leaves Denver Idle Since Morning
Denver Aug 1 Not a street car has been operated in Denver since 5 am when a strike of carmen employed by the Denver Tramway company was called. Only one electric interurban line out of the city was in operation.
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Denver
Carmen
Denver Tramway Company
Bolshevists Held By Polish Troops Counter Attack
Berlin dispatch reports Bolshevik cavalry chasing 2000 Polish soldiers and 40 officers who crossed the German frontier in East Prussia. Russians threatened to advance but were deterred when German authorities disarmed the fugitives. A Krakow report claims a Soviet republic proclaimed in Kovna and Lithuanian troops mutinied with Soviet support.
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Berlin
East Prussia
Cracow
Kovna
German Neutrality Claim Reported By Wireless Signal
Paris dispatch says a German wireless station at Nauer sent a message to Moscow claiming President Ebert proclaimed neutrality in the Poland Soviet war. Le Temps notes a voluminous exchange of correspondence appears to be in progress between Berlin and Moscow.
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Paris
Nauer
Moscow
Ebert
Poland
le Temps
Berlin
Warsaw Receives Shattered Women's Battalion From Vilna Front
Warsaw was linked closer to the front as a battered women's battalion from the Vilna defense arrived. The unit suffered heavy losses and is not being reorganized. Masses were held for the fallen women soldiers and others. Anti aircraft guns have been deployed as Bolsheviks mount air power in the north drive. Civilian groups are included in defense plans for the city.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Vilna
Hanly and two friends killed by freight train crash
In Dennison Ohio six miles from the city J Frank Hanly former Indiana governor and 1916 prohibition presidential candidate died in a car crash with Dr and Mrs C M Baker of Kilgore Ohio. The auto was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train early today. Hanly born April 14 1863 in Champaign county Illinois had been en route to Carrollton to speak. The Bakers had met him in Dennison and were taking him to Kilgore 20 miles away. All three suffered fatal injuries and died at a local hospital. Hanly devoted to the prohibition cause after his 1909 governorship and was planning a national drive for city congressmen to enforce the ban.
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Kilgore
Hanly
Carrollton
Bakers
Frank J. Hanly
Indiana
Champaign County
Ilinois
Western Tinois Normal School
Williamsport
Indiaana
Prohibition Party
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
Bolsheviks Expand in Armenia and Persian Diplomacy
Bolshevik influence spreads through Armenia with Karabagh and Zangezpur forming soviet governments on July 20. Persian minister Musharer-El-Moumalek met the sultan in Constantinople and plans to go to Tehran and then Moscow to urge Bolshevik evacuation and seek recognition of the Soviet republic by Persia.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Armenia
Karabagh
Zangezpur
Baku
Musharer-El-Moumalek
Teheran
Moscow
Russia
Persia
Horoscope Outlook Promises Romance and Public Changes
Quiet day forecast with beneficial Mercury and Neptune, warn of folly and coquetry for women. Weddings favored, romance lively for all ages, but older individuals may face magnetized mischief. Messages of importance arrive but may be ignored. War time forces crystallize, diplomacy improves, but pretenders seek attention. Caution urged for birthdates. children born today expected quick and clever.
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Mercury
Neptune
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Whitehall News Highlights Local Farm and Family Events
Whitehall Aug 1 Mr and Mrs Anthony Block welcome a baby girl born July 26. W P Hagarty of Billings visiting. company may handle 2000 to 38000 acres of sugar beets if local farmers plant them. Nearby visitors include D B Greene and family from Salina Kansas. Ladies Aid celebrated Mrs T F Bruner’s birthday with 20 women enjoying ice cream and cake. Frank May injured in a buggy accident, leg broken, treated by Dr L R Packard. The Rev W Gilmore hosted Rev WW Joyse and Miss Anna Joyse of Butte and Father Callahan of Fromberg. Local gatherings with multiple families and trips to Potosi Springs. Mr and Mrs Marvin Woodward relocate to Helena from Pipe.
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Salina
Kan
T. P. Greene
M. E. Church
T. F. Bruner
Frank May
Nick May
L. R. Packard
W. Gilmore
WW. P. Joyse
Anna
Butte
Callahan
Fromberg
Mont
W. J. McGill Sr
W. O. Malley
W. J. McGill
Illinois miners call off strike ends work stoppage
Springfield Aug 1 75 percent of Illinois striking miners will be back at work tomorrow per Illinois miners union president Frank Farrington. The remaining 25 percent will return by Wednesday with word already received from 200 locals.
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Springfield
Illinois
Frank Farrington
Illinois Miners’ Union
Remains of Mike Shea to arrive in Butte from Tonopah
The body of Mike Shea who died in Tonopah Nevada will be brought to Butte Monday morning via the Oregon Short Line. It will be taken to his sister Mrs Daniel Holland at 822 Waukesha street where the funeral time will be announced later. The Keegan obsequy for Princess Bethley Keegan will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at 1130 Nevada avenue with services at Grace M E church. Interment follows at Mt Moriah cemetery.
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Shea
Mike Shea
Tonopah
Nev
Butte
Oregon
Daniel Holland
Waukesha Street
Keegan
Princess Bethley Keegan
Joseph P. Keegan
Nevada Avenue
Grace M. E
Arizona
Second _ street
Rev. Rhodes
Mt. Moriah
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Anaconda Products Co
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Department of Pediatry
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