Chinese 16 Freed In Murder Case
A Chinese migrant Chin Sing was released after police failed to connect him to the Chong Sing murder in Butte. Officers reported Chin fled after gunfire, claimed innocence, and showed $657 in cash. Investigators noted tong tensions but later declared no further Chinatown killings, leaving Chong Sing’s murder unsolved.
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Miracle Needed to Avert Irish War Continued
The article notes a lack of will in Ireland to make peace and claims opposition to peace from some factions. It highlights Mr. de Valera receiving an enthusiastic audience and declaring that empire power cannot break the spirit of a true nation. He recalls past costs and warns leaders not to abandon their principles.
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de Valera
Mr. de Valera
QPEN SHOP WILL APPLY TO ROADS
The board will not cut wages further for any class until work rules for that class are set. About 400000 workers are affected immediately, rising to 450000 when normal conditions return. Payroll savings reach about 54000000 annually, surpassing last July's $490000000 wage cut, and the board voted unanimously with no dissent.
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QPEN
Becom
Wea
Labor Board
City Names Enduring Debate Over Best Baby Contest
In a lively New York City baby contest, Ida Roeth and Willie Yarmas compete for top honors. Wise observers note perceptions of superiority differ, with Ida Roeth not deemed superior to Willie Yarmas. The contest highlights long running debates on beauty and award criteria in a city famed for its pageantry.
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New York City
Idna Roeth
William Yarmas
Willie
Stolen Liquor Heist Foiled Near South Washington
A man known as Yost faced allegations of bringing a bonded liquor case to a bar in Rome. After eluding guards and federal officers from Butte, a rum runner parked his car near a curb on South Washington. Fifteen minutes later the owner found the liquor gone, leaving only a quart and a pint. A search began, and hours later the abandoned vehicle was located on the flat.
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Horns
South Washi
Tor
Japan and United States clash over naval ratio at conference
Experts from the big three powers failed to agree on a method for measuring Japan’s naval strength. American and British delegates reject Japan’s build- ship exclusion, insisting on including all ships in the 5-3-1 ratio. Informal talks continue as key issue tests national security and policy.
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Japan
Burch Jury Taken To Scene Of Crime
Associated Press reports Arthur Buren and jurors moved to a Beverly Glen roadside inn near the site where Belton Kennedy was shot Aug 6. Judge Sydney N. Reeve convened court as testimony from Frank W. Stoddard continued at the Kennedy summer cottage location. Prosecutors highlighted topographical points linked to the case.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
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J Belton Kennedy
Arthur
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Sydney N. Reeve
Kennedy Summer Cottage
Frank W. Stoddard
Arbuckle Case Heads Toward Closure Friday
Proceedings featured Mrs Irene Morgan a British nurse as key witness with no charges imminent. Dr Rufus L Rigdon rebutted defense claims the bladder injuries were internal or spontaneous. A medical report on Miss Rappes bladder health will be introduced tomorrow as the trial nears its end.
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Los Angeles
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San Francisco
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Miss” Rappe
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Brady
Itch Epidemic Strikes Town In West Virginia
International News Service reports a seven year itch epidemic in Wheeling West Virginia with hundreds scratching. One physician treated about one hundred cases in three days as delegates at the West Virginia American Legion convention endured the condition.
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International News Service
Wheeling
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West Virginia American Legion Convention
France
Pair in bank holdup described and linked to prior crimes
The report details the two holdup suspects, one firing into a ceiling, with small change taken. Witness Martha identifies a suspect as one of the robbers, while William Lemmox faces police for multiple holdups since his parole. Mrs. Schilling, widow of a Harrison hotel murder victim, says she has not been interviewed by officials and has only seen suspect photos in newspapers.
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Wiliam Hares
William “Slim” Lemmox
Prohibition Party to Continue Work Declared
Chicago Nov 30 The Prohibition Party will maintain its past path as a political party, its national committee declared. Sentiment favored keeping the party name, scope, and leadership, opposing major changes or winding up its affairs as it proceeds with its work.
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Associated Press
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Prohid. Party
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Femajer
Equity election postponed for day in Wisconsin union meeting
WAU CLAIRE Nov 30 The annual state convention of the Wisconsin union of the American Society of Equity failed to materialize its planned officers election. Unless special order is set for tomorrow morning to precede committee reports, ballot casting will not begin until tomorrow afternoon.
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Byte Associates
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Iate
Wisconsin Union of the American Society ‘of Hauity
Iti
Chinese man linked to white slavery case freed on bail
Dec 8 preliminary hearing set for Billy Fong after bail posted on white slavery charges. Sheriff warns deputies to remove any man with a white woman from arrest to jail. Fong and a female companion face district and federal charges. Denver boxing: Jack Thompson and Harry Wills fight ends with referee stoppage after Thompson claims foul. Wills leading early.
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Denver
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Harry Wills
Funeral arrangements for Max Gurtisen at Mount Moriah
The remains of the late Max Gurtisen aged SB years will be removed from fans undertakers this Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock to the family residence 518 Colorado Street where the funeral will take place tomorrow Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock under the auspices of Enterprise Lodge No. 40 I O O F Interment will be in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Max Gurtisen
Irom
Colorado Street
Enterprise Lodge
Mount ‘Moriah
Comstock Resident Mrs Comstock Dies at 45 in City
In this city last evening Mrs C B Comstock aged 45 a native of Virginia City Nev resident here survived by two daughters and three brothers George F Whiling Gharien b Nevin among it remains to be removed this morning residence of she face Saturday morning at a time to be announced later
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Virginia City
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Comatos Rolly
O Reilly Pioneer of Virginia City Dies in Butte
O Reilly P J long time resident of Butte and pioneer of Virginia City dies at home aged 37 years. Remains expected to arrive this evening and will be moved to the residence of his daughter Mrs M Sylvester at 1115 Steele Street for funeral services at a time to be announced. Friends are asked to omit flowers.
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