Andrews Names New Dry Chiefs in Federal Prohibition Bureau
The article lists new appointees and acting administrators in the Prohibition Bureau under General Andrews. Walton A. Green is named chief prohibition investigator to build a trained field staff for major conspiracy cases. Others include district chiefs for Pittsburgh, Tampa, Los Angeles, and San Juan with several former army officers and veteran administrators named to key posts across states.
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Walton A. Green
Army Oficer
Mr. Andrews
France
Sanisco
B.C. Yellowley
Green
Frederick Baird
Th Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Pitts Burg
Halsey Dunwoody
Tampa
Fort Wort
Robert E. Frits
Los Angeles
San Juan
Porto Rico
W. B. Sims
New Jersey
Boston
P. J Foates
Philadelphia
New York
Q. Merrick
Buffalo
Ewing
Illinois
Chicago
A. C. Townsend
St. Paul
W. D. Moss
Hawaii
William G. Murdock
Pennsylvania
Edmund Budnity
Maryland
Hal- Himore Chaler
R.A. Fulwhler
Virginia
Roanoke
B.C. Sharp
Salisbury
N.C
C. D. Jackson
Louisiana
New Orleans
Sam Collins
Kentucky
Louisville
EL. Porterfield
Ohio
Columbus
A.W. McCampbell
Omaha
John ¥. Vivian
Colorado
Denver
Ellas Marsters
Identify Suspect Denver Murderer By the Associated Proms
Denver police Chief Washington Hinker says Carl Perry positively identified William thr. 28, arrested late this afternoon. The case involves a motor car with four occupants linked to the killings of Mary McCormick and Julia Ehr, with Fred Funnie wounded. Further checks will determine action.
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Denver
Washington
Hinker
Carl Perry
William
Mi Boulevard
Ation
Ehr
Perry
Mary "McCormick
Julia
Fred Funnie
Bunaite Perry
Yellowstone Park Restock Planned With Fish Eggs
Announcement from Yellowstone National Park notes waters will be restocked with tanescue trout and eyed eggs during the month. The plan aims to stock waters for trout whitefish and grayling prospects.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellow National Park
Fay
Sparse Weather Data Limits North Data Coverage
The article notes vast northern regions lack weather reports, with only fragmentary data from Southern Greenland and distant areas like Siberia. It highlights MacMillan expeditions as occasional informants and the U S Weather Bureau faces difficulty achieving forecast accuracy due to incomplete global data.
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MacMillan
Canada
Hudon’ Bay
Greenland
Funai
Siberia
Asia
United States Weather Bureau
Eiffel Tower Proposed as Six Story Apartments for Tourists
Italian engineer Carlo Castignone proposes converting the Eiffel Tower into a six story hotel and office complex for American tourists. He says cement construction could enclose the tower and add modern amenities, potentially creating the tallest skyscraper in Paris, with plans to be reviewed by authorities.
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Paris
Eifel
Heher
Carlo Castignone
Eiffel Tower
Tehue
M. C Higlone
Gambling Craze Grips Cork City During Racing Day
In Cork Ireland a public hearing heard that betting on Thune Faces drew crowds blocking main streets. The Cork civic guard superintendent said the city had gone mad over betting with men women and even children discussing form in the streets. Three defendants were fined $100 each as the principal offenders in the race traffic brouhaha.
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Cork
Ireland
Civic Guard of
Watson Calls For Big Tax Reduction
United States Senator James E Watson urged a tax cut of at least a quarter of a billion dollars in Indianapolis. He spoke before the Indiana cornell of the National Republican Constructive league. He warned that repealing the tax on automobile me would raise the cost of living and push taxes higher in the next Congress.
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Indianapolis
United States
James E. Watson
Indiana
Cornel
National Republican Constructive League
Jean Deatuy
Mi 8
Sint
MacCurtain
Swanay
Aswan
Lisburn
Belfast
New Mexico Feud Ends in Killing
The article reports a fatal clash linked to a long standing feud in New Mexico. It details testimonies from Assistant District Attorney Sorpey and others, mentioning a hotel lobby shooting, a physician’s care, and connections to political figures, including names tied to the Teapot Dome inquiry and New Mexico politics.
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New Mexico
Rom
Sorpey
Min
Lowing
New Mexicane
Albuquera
United States
Senate
Oll
Order of Eastern Star Opens Meet in Missoula
Immanuel Chapter No 64 of Missoula hosts the first day of a statewide gathering attended by over 800 members. Missoula’s Harry Haines leads community singing, with remarks from Grand Matron Margaret Kirton Malta. Officials include Grand Secretary Kawa Mimoula and Grand Treasurer Mrs Hugo, as election and ritual moments unfold. a banquet for past officers precedes a two day schedule with officer elections and jewel presentations.
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Immanuel Chapter No
Missoula
Harry Haines
Aft
Margaret Kirton
Malta
Kawa
Mimoula
Mary 8 Hugo
Attempt on Governor Richard of Martinique at Port de Prance
Four shots fired at Governor Richard as he boarded the Pellegrin de la Touche in Port de Prance. He was seriously wounded and transported to a hospital. The attack, reported by Associated Press, marks a violent assault on the island’s leadership.
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Port DE Prance
Richard
Martinque
Pellegrin de la
Dean of Montana Lawyers 15 Dead in Helena Pioneer Record
John H. Shober, a pioneer Montana lawyer and former president of the council in Dakota’s territorial legislature, is profiled as part of a retrospective on early Helena and the region’s gold rush era. The piece traces his birth in Virginia, moves west, and long career in law, politics, and pioneer society, ending with his declining vitality and death.
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Montana
John H. Shober
Dakota
Minnesota
Silver Bow County
Rockies
Maryland
Virginka
John Shober
Loudoun County
Kesota
Dodge County
Minn
Shober
Last Chance Gulch
Montana City
Great Northern
Helena
Gulch
Nelson Gulch
Help Me
Pansy Queen Balloting Mostly Accurate Despite Errors
Dated ballots show the first day totals for the pansy queen contest with Catherine Arthur leading at 61 votes and Esther McGrath at 32 as crowds visit the floral display. Officials planned a citywide event with a large afternoon attendance and expect Miss Butte to be crowned at 9 Delock p.m. Saturday.
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Catherine Arthur
Dorsch
Esther McGrath
Mary ‘Louise Merkie
Winnifred McHugh
Mary Powers
Miss Butte
She Fulan
Magne
Knipe
Kiwanis Cancel Lewis Pemwell Appearance
Deer Lodge Kiwanis club cancels its appearance by Lewis Pemwell president of the state fair board in Helena event dated August 21.
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Helena
Kiwanis Club of
Deer Lodge
Lewis Pemwell
State Fair Board
Funeral planned for Anaconda youth killed in crash
The funeral for William Derzay of Anaconda will begin Monday at 8:30 a.m. from the family home at 16 East Park Avenue, with a Requiem High Mass at St. Peter's Church at 9 a.m., burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery. Coroner Barney McGreevey said an inquest will be held next week after witnesses recover.
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William
John’ Deraay
Anaconda
East Park Avenue
Bolemn
St. Peter's Church
Mount Carmel
P. J. Finnegan
Charles Smith
Russell Marchion
Derzay
St. Ann
Barney McGreevey
William Derzay
Smith
Marehion
Harrison Avenue
Public Opinion of Law Enforcement Prompts Kiwanis Talk
The Anaconda Kiwanis and Deer Lodge club members share goodwill as Senator W. J. Paul discusses law enforcement. He contrasts American and English courts, cites private guards, parole policies, and the burden of injustice on the public, urging civic duty at home and in juries to improve enforcement.
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Anaconda Kiwanis Club
Deer Lodge
W. J. Paul
Arthur Leudeman
Otis Baxter
Joe Coleman
Paul
Illinois
Loeb
Leopold
Scott
Fellows
Montana
President Coolidge
Congress
Conservatives Win British Confidence in Prewar Campaign
The British Parliament adjourned until November 16 after a session with brief gaps since December. The House of Commons considers Conservatives best placed to push measures in the pre election period without opposition. The Baldwin ministry’s notable achievement is returning the pound sterling to its pre war parity through a return to the gold standard.
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London
House of Commons
Great Britain
Tne
Baldwin
Retirement Stirs Questions Over Army General Kuhn
In Washington speculation grows that Maj Gen Joseon Kuhn retires early to escape an alleged officers’ clique. He reportedly resents younger men promoted over him and not receiving the Distinguished Service Cross for his World War I division command in France. Brother officers deny the claim. Kuhn remains silent.
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Joseon
Kuhn
Washington
Aivision
France
M A Cooke Returns Home From Coast Visit
Mrs M A Cooke manager of a city department store returned yesterday from a Pacific coast trip. She attended the Pacific Merchants exposition and selected new merchandise for the Strain store. Her daughter Miss Vera accompanied her on the trip. Mrs W B Harvey and daughter Inez returned to Anaconda after two weeks with the Tergensens of Whitehall.
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M.A. Cooke
Pacific Coast
Mrs Tergensen
Whitehall
Day in Washington notes and regional obituaries
Navy officers faced standing reductions and fines in the Beaufort liquor case while July tax collections rose from the prior year. The state department invited 42 nations to a radio-telegraph conference next spring. Nurses charged with liquor offenses were disapproved by Secretary Wilbur. Postmaster General New received a petition to establish a New York Miami air mail service. Mrs. Peterson Dies. Mrs. Lillian Peterson of Butte died last night at her North Walkerville home. She leaves three children and two brothers, Frank and Matt Haskins, and a sister in Michigan. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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New
New York-Miami
Peterson
Lillian Peterson
Butte
North
Walkerville
Cenning
Peter
Ton
Frank Haskins
California
Matt Haskins
Michigan
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Orpheum
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D. J. Leahy
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Leahy Beers
Saar Serene
Order OF Eastern Star
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Will K. Reenie
Kansas City
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Dean OF
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International Hotel
South Main Street
MSS
Anaconda News
Grand
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Bow Creek
W. T. Paul
Justice
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M. A. Cooke
Naval
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State Department
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Lillian Petersons
M. J. Walsh
CO. Weneret
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