Butte Council Action Aims at Resolving Treasurer Controversy
The Butte city council moves to expeditiously fill the vacant treasurer’s office amid a months long dispute with ousted treasurer Joseph E Riley. The move seeks public service over personal interest, with Riley free to appeal to courts. The administration aims for a prompt, orderly resolution and to restore public confidence in city government while addressing claims against Riley and McCarthy.
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Butte City
Jle
Treast
Joseph E. Riley
Riley
Yester
Nihe City Hall
Mr. Riley
Thomas J. McCarthy
Jiatee
A Man's Words and the Growth of Vocabularies
Dr. Vizetelly surveys word usage across professions and education levels. He cites 450000 words in the New Standard Dictionary with varied vocabularies from 1600 for a child to 60000 for Woodrow Wilson. The piece contrasts professional lexicons and the Senate’s verbose repetitions.
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Job
Vizetelly
Woodrow Wilson
United States Senate
Corn Eating and Corn Days Across the Central West
A survey notes a Midwestern slogan Eat more corn reflecting a surplus crop. It describes corn fueled dinners and corn products from corn pone to corn sugar with Morris Illinois hosting a corn dinner and Corn Days as a boost to consumption. It mentions the anthracite strike, Montana’s lingering Indian summer, bandit nineties, and evolution studies amid a harsh eastern winter.
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Central West
Associated Press
Morris
American Farm Bureau Federation
Irish Writer Predicts New World War Looming
Irish novelist Desmond argues in a recent speech that Europe races toward another global conflict as nations abroad plot for war while disarmament talk proves hollow. He warns democracy in Europe has fallen to a feudal-like system and that sentimentality and hope for peace will not avert hostilities.
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Europe
Shaw Demond
Robhinis
Desmond
Mussolini Elected Dictator Seen As Leader Of Europe
The text asserts Mussolini as a destined leader, compares him to Napoleon, Lloyd George, Churchill, and Briand, and predicts Fascist expansion across Europe including Spain England France and Germany. It notes parliamentary power as dangerous to dictatorship and forecasts his enduring influence beyond death. It also mentions rising Fascist activity in Europe and speculative future dictatorship in France.
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Mussolini
Italy
Roman Empire
Napoleon
Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Aristide Briand
St. Lloyd George
Spain
Germany
Cos Anand
Europe
England
France
Radio schedule listing midday and evening programs across stations
Radio listings for multiple time zones outline shows at KPKX Hastings WHA and others. Featured are concerts lectures and performances including The Making of the Dairy Cow program and various organists pianists and ensembles with times from noon to late evening.
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KPKX
Hastings
Neb
IRDA
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Asvnn
Aisor
Poehler
S. Spann
Troubadors
WHA
Trattie Sacety
Faablona
Marshall Field
Tex Room
Ongan Rectt
Bowuea Benedict
Sheer
Drake
Blackstone
Roxy Weaf
Dano Gram
WOAW
Omaha Beat
Phyllis Griswald
Davenport
Jaws
B.C. Eckles
Aunt Jane
Ay Paarman
A. B. Edwards
Bernard Munroe
Yowell Rice
Erwin Swindell
May Chambers
Old Grouches Recall Household Tales And Big Smoke
A pair of club critics recount an old friend who remade his life in another city after marriage. They share a chaotic morning scene with a letter delicate mix of domestic humor and a missionary named Big Smoke, revealing a wry portrait of rural city life.
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Big Smoke
Queen Marie Faces Spotlight Amid Romanian Abdication Rumors
Recent dispatches mention Prince Carol renouncing rights to the Romanian throne, bringing Queen Marie into prominence again. Once dubbed the match making queen, she shaped royal alliances, aided wounded soldiers in World War I, and earned the title Mother-in-Law of the Balkans due to her influential family connections.
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Marie
Carol
Queen Marie
Ferdinand
Teana
Prince of Wales
Wales
Astrid
Sweden
Marie Alexandrine Victoria
Great Br
Ireland
Saxony
Roumania
Pothes
Balkans
Greece
Jugoslavia
Poem fragment by Robert Williams Buchanan on a rooftop scene
A fragmentary poem describes a pale girl tied to straw with sun-tanned neck and hollow cheeks. The crimson sunset, murmur of rain, and black smoke frame her pale form as she speaks before dying at night. The piece is attributed to Robert Williams Buchanan on housetops.
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Robert Williams
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Blackwell” Pickering
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