North Carolina judge orders death in girl murder amid court riot
In Goldsboro on December 11, Judge Henry A. Grady presided as crowds panicked during the first Sunday court trial in North Carolina. Larry Newsome, 23, was convicted of murdering 15-year-old Buela Tedder. Guards fired warning shots and National Guard artillery stood by as the court adjourned. Newsome to die in the electric chair January 13 in Raleigh.
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Associated Press
Goldsboro
N. C
North Carolina
Larry Newsome
Buela Tedder
Henry A. Grady
Eric Tedder
Deac
William Tedder
W. D. Grant
William
113Th Field Artillery
National Guard
Newsome
Raleigh
Smith Vare action delayed by probe of authority
The Senate committee postponed further hearings in the Smith Illinois and Vare Pennsylvania cases until action on Senator Reed's resolution reaffirming the authority of the special campaign funds committee. The delay follows over an hour of discussion in Senator Reed's office after the resolution, introduced in the Senate yesterday, was forced over until Monday by Senator Reed who opposed seating Vare.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
William S. Vare
Pennsylvania
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Special Campaign
Vare
Broadway double bill closes with Blushing Brides show
At the Broadway theater in Butte two performances conclude tonight. The Slade Taylor Comedy company presents Blushing Brides a musical comedy farce with the Eight Dimpled Darlings and Mike and Percy Doolittle. The program features strong songs and fine vaudeville acts headlined by Red Norvo and his flaming youths.
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Slade
Mike) Taylor
Taylor Quartette
Mike
Percy Doolittle
Allan McDonald
LaNelle Neff
Betty Doolittle
Ruby Rossiena
Books for tiny flats in London
Book space is limited in British flats and small houses so publishers cater to buyers. Mrs. Garnett's Chekov translations appear in a single 840 page volume. H. G. Wells short stories are issued in one volume and many new volumes reach 1000 pages printed on light Indian paper.
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London
Trail Found Near Cherokee by Cornell Archaeologist
Dr. Charles Keys of Cornell College reports discovering an original and apparently undisturbed Indian trail near Cherokee Iowa five miles south of the city during archaeological work at Cherokee.
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Cherokee
Iowa
Charles Keys
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Doctor's 100 Mile Dog Sled Rescue Of Boy In Idaho
A country physician recounts guiding a dog team over 100 miles of Idaho mountains in 30 hours to reach Emmet Boutson, ailing with intestinal flu and pneumonia. He credits Stover and relay teams, two mule rides, and rugged terrain for the perilous trek and the boy's steady recovery.
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Idaho
Standard and North American Newspaper Alliance
North American Newspaper Alliance
Mccall
Wordenoff Mine
Emmet Boutson
Jerry
Roy Stovers
Stover
Black Labrador
Warren Brown
Bergdorf
Andy Casner
Bergdorf Springs
Elk Summit
Independence Mine
John Boutson
Wordenoff
Emmett Boutson
Emmett Royston
Farm Week Set To Highlight Montana Livestock Programs
Bozeman Montana December reports Farm and Home week January 2 to 7 will feature special programs on swine sheep horses beef and dairy cattle. Major meetings include Montana State Dairymen's Association Holstein Breeders' Association and Gallatin County Woolgrowers' Association.
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Bozeman
Montana State Dairymen’s Association
Montana Holstein Breeders’ Association
Gallatin County Woolgrowers’ Association
Glenn A. Smith
H. W. Vaughan
Montana State College
Gudrun Carlson
American Meat Packers’ Association
State College
Montana
Howard Welch
R. L. Waddell
W. E. Joseph
Montana Experiment Station
Louis Vinke
Glenn A
Local Social Items From South Side News
Harold Macumber of 117 East Front Street seeks health via Alhambra Hot Springs after four months with rheumatism. Canada visitors CC Redfern and family stay with Rand at 2085 Florence. K P band to host a dance on South Main. Various visits, parties, and hospital news include Mrs J Davies’s Deer Lodge visit and Mrs Oscar Hill’s Deaconess Hospital patient status.
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Harold Macumber
East Front Street
Eddy Bakery Company
Alhambra Hot Springs
CC. R. Redfern
Vanrena
Alberta
Canada
R. B. Rand
Florence Avenue
K. of P. Band
South Main Street
Nate Hansen
Harrison Apartments
Salt Lake City
Frank J. Burns
Lowell Avenue
Theron Newman
Teddy
Portland
Lillian Manuel
Thompson Falls
Butte
August Manuel
O. J. Larson
Harrison Avenue
W. J. Penaluna
Charles Barnes
Leo Lenti
Frank Dorhofer
Shea
R. E. Club
C. R. Redfern
J. R. Davies
J. R. Ward
Deer Lodge
Bond Prices Move Forward Amid Slower Momentum
Prices of bonds advanced again last week though momentum slowed. Trading volume fell sharply from the prior week, but activity remained brisk with about 123 million dollars in volume versus 103 million the week before. The note was the Treasury's Dec 15 financing plan offering about 25 million dollars of one year certificates at 3.4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Treasury Department
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Quiz of historical facts and biblical quote tease
A reader quiz lists questions on U.S. state governorships a 1928 Republican aide support, Pennsylvania ratification 1787, river Thames, King Arthur magician Merlin, three pairs of sisters, an African republic founded by Americans, and a Bible verse about a wise man and a fool, with answer page 4.
Mrs Hewlett Gives Up Flying For World Tour Plans
London reports Mrs Maurice Hewlett widow of the author and famed airwoman has given up flying to pursue a world tour and may settle in San Francisco afterward. She began flying in 1910 after watching Paulham and Lathem and became England's first woman with a pilot's license after buying a Farman plane and piloting it herself.
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London
Maurice Hewlett
Great Britain
San Francisco
Kalispell City council records opposition to lake level raise
By resolution the Kalispell city council has recorded its opposition to a proposal to raise the level of Flathead Lake.
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Kalispell
Flathead Lake
Bethlehem abandons Pittsburg plus pricing in steel sector
New York December 11 Bethlehem Steel drops the Pittsburg plus method of quoting minimum prices. The move aims to localize business and follows U S Steel’s earlier abandonment. Ford’s resumption of operations in Dearborn plants boosts industrial momentum nationwide.
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Associated Press
New York
Bethlehem Steel Company
Pittsburg
Bethlehem
Federal Trade Commission
United States Steel Corporation
Ford
Detroit
Dearborn
Medal for Lindy Distinguished as Special Congressional Honor
Washington reports Col. Charles A. Lindbergh will receive a special congressional medal of honor alongside Richard E. Byrd and Floyd Bennett. The bill, rushed through by Rep. Snell, uses the term medal of honor distinct from standard military awards for valor in combat.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Richard E. Byrd
Floyd Bennett
Byrd
North Pole
Snell
New York
Lindy
Atlantic
Bennett
Montana on the Air Signals Plan to Fund KGEZM Radio
Citizens work on a financing plan for the radio station KGEZM and include the Hardin license and a proposed Butte station. The project envisions the stations being on the air from six points across Montana.
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Montana
Kalispell
KGEZM
Hardin
Butte
Christmas Shopping Tip Prevents Cold Dangers
Advertises Father John’s Medicine as a safe, non alcohol, non narcotic remedy for colds. Claims it strengthens the system and provides relief, suitable for all ages and used for over 70 years by mothers as a preventive at first signs of cold or cough.
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Father John
Tourist Trade Grows in Montana This Season
Helena report shows Montana welcomed tourists who spent about 10 million dollars as 186000 cars carried three passengers each five days on average. A J Brietenstein, secretary of the Montana Automobile Association, provides the estimate.
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Montana
A. J. Brietenstein
Montana Automobile Association
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