Equipment Mines For Work At Depth In Butte Region
Four electric hoists now operate in Butte mines at Spec. Mater Black Rock Bim Orlu and Orphan Girl. The oldest hoist, installed in 1916 at the water area, handles heavy loads from great depths. Anaconda company favors electric equipment over steam, with most hoists run by steam or compressed air. The deepest mine in Butte is Granite Mountain at 3,170 feet.
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Daughter of Czar Located in Berlin Claim
Berlin correspondent reports Frau Von Teschatkowsky identified as Grand Duchess Anastasia, said to have been found alive in Ekaterinburg cellar. Story alleges Romanian prisoner Colonel Tachal Kowaky aided escape to Romania, later killed in action with Denikine forces. Dowager Queen Dagmar allegedly sent a messenger to Berlin and will fund care and transfer to Copenhagen.
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Berlin Not Ready to Enter League
Berlin officials say Germany’s application for League of Nations membership will be indefinitely postponed until Allies clarify Rhineland policies. Foreign Minister Stresemann confirmed to the Reichstag foreign affairs committee that the move hinges on Allied forces remaining in the Rhineland, a condition delaying admission.
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Tax bill advances to Senate with refunds and reform
The House bill to the Senate includes exemptions for coop erations and apartment houses and provisions for refunds of the difference between the present and new taxes. It allows refunds to automobile and cigar dealers for stock on hand 30 days after the law takes effect. It would create an Investigating Commission to administer the income tax law, amended to include five members from each of the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees, plus five additional public members.
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Navy engaged in new maneuvers
San Pedro January 15 The backbone of American sea power today and tonight moves through intricate naval practice including battle fleet convoy screening and repelling an air attack. Three divisions of the dreadnaught fleet with submarines warships aircraft tenders the scout cruiser Omaha submarine tenders mine sweepers and escort vessels took part in the exercise.
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Free booze ban by stock exchange sparks warnings
Officials warn brokers against splitting commissions amid a broader crackdown. The report notes scattered references to unrelated regions, weather notes, and a Tokyo tax exemption for rickshaw operators, illustrating a wide, fragmented page.
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Milwaukee Rail Reorganization Promotes Rummel to General Superintendent
The Milwaukee road restructures its leadership with BE Rummel named general superintendent after a Spokane posting. M Barling moves to Lewistown. Lewistown’s Gil takes Mobridge role. Officials tout regional boards and steady business, noting progress toward full line electrification and ongoing receivership exit.
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Serbia to Stage Evolution Trial
Belgrade reports that Bronislaw Petron, eminent professor, will lead a lecture prior to the trial in Venja. The trial centers on evolution theory with Karadjic, a schoolmaster, upholding it. Serbian and foreign press already flock to cover the event.
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New Society Booze List Found in Raid
Denver police turned over a second alleged blue book of society bootleg customers to federal prohibition agents. The list, found in the effects of J. M. Covington arrested Wednesday, is in code and tied to elite buyers. The report cites Chief Washinton Rinker warning a bigger reveal may come.
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Discrepancies Mark Georges and Gurley Translations
Carpentier tells Curley to inform newspapermen that Georges is glad to be back in the country and enjoys his association with the writers. Curley seeks to dismiss a draft and notes a 7:80 date. Georges reportedly wants to fight Paul Terlenbach for the light heavy title and wishes the reporters a happy New Year.
21 Coal Miners Walk Out Safely
A mine explosion near Wilburton Oklahoma left five bodies found, all identified as Black workers. Gov issued a nationwide fund drive for $100,000 to aid dependents while the Oklahoma industrial commission stated it lacks jurisdiction on death benefits.
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Cardinal Has Plan For Healing Breach
In Rome the papal cardinal, a high member of the sacred college, supports using the League of Nations to bridge the church state rift. He argues a small papal state around Rome, governed as a League mandate, could resolve long standing tensions since 1870 and end the breach between church and state.
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Acid throwing wife faces new California review
Mrs Grace Bernice Day previously convicted in Los Angeles for acid attack on her husband Darby Day Jr is back in jeopardy as the California Supreme Court orders a reopening of her case. The appellate court had freed her on technical grounds after a higher court’s conviction. The Supreme Court granted a rehearing and took jurisdiction from the appellate court on the request of the prosecutor and state attorney general. Day was sentenced to one to fourteen years in prison after conviction by the superior court.
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All-Metal Dirigible Project Seeks Funds
Washington January 15. Navy plans to ask Congress for a 200000 appropriation to build a small all-metal dirigible. The request reportedly reached Director Lord and has Coolidge's approval. Aircraft Development Corp of Detroit with Henry Ford interest negotiating over a 70 foot craft to cost about 300000 with Navy participation.
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Prohibition Anniversary Spurs Warnings and Claims
The sixth anniversary of prohibition is hailed by Wayne B Wheeler as cutting alcohol consumption and improving health, citing census declines and fewer drunkenness convictions since 1910. He compares U S. and England Wales rates and cites foreign sobriety as guidance, while noting political tension and social costs in the era.
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Berlin and wife reach haven in British capital
Mr and Mrs Berlin evade large press crowds in London after fleeing Cherbourg and Southampton. The couple retreat to a fashionable central hotel, refuse interviews, and plan to continue their honeymoon in England before departing for Nice the following day.
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Compromise Reached On Finance Measure In Paris
Paris January 15 Premier Briand and Finance Minister Doumer secured a partial concession enabling modification production as the finance committee of the chamber resumes discussion of the financial bill after a three hour session. Some Briand supporters foresee further conciliatory steps, though uncertainty remained about the cabinet's fate as reports indicated the committee would issue a report tomorrow urging withdrawal of the measure.
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United States to Forward Treaties to Geneva
The United States will transmit all treaties signed for inclusion in the League of Nations treaty series, advancing the series toward virtual completion. The move includes new U S treaties with Ecuador, Russia, Egypt, Afghanistan, Turkey, and Mexico, though it does not imply formal registration under Article XVII nor binding status until registration.
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Hughes Is Firm In Washington Stand
Major Rupert S Hughes addressed a League for Political Education meeting at Town Hall in New York noting Washington’s alleged gambling and drinking, calling himself firm in a Washington stance while dodging heckling and a tomato jab. He cited that over 70 percent of workers in women’s wear manufacturing are women.
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Grazing bill gains support from Stoegemen group
A Senate public lands committee draft proposes regulatory steps for grazing practices. The measure aims to authorize amortization and set a ten year framework to promote livestock and agricultural product development while using statistical data in federal cases.
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Nationally known men at boys conference
More than 400 young men will take part in a stock judging contest six high schools will send basketball teams for evening relaxations for the delegates the Milwaukee railroad will send a special string of al cary to Bozeman to show and governor and Mrs Griekyon will hold a formal reception provided for the young men at a fin t h of 90 cents per day All rail roads in Montana are offering reduced rates for this vocational conference
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Worden Family Welcomes Baby Daughter in Murray Hospital
Dr. D. K. Worden and Mrs Worden welcomed a daughter at Murray hospital yesterday. The newborn Miss Worden weighed seven pounds and is the first child for the Worden family and the first child born to a member of Butte’s medical staff in 1936. Dr Worden has practiced in Butte for over a year with Murray hospital.
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Missing Man Sought After House Fire Destroys Home
Partial report from the Atascadero Press describes a search for a missing man after a fire consumed a residence and adjacent shacks. Witnesses said the fire spread rapidly, hindering evidence of the man’s whereabouts amid the blaze and smoke.
Olsen Players Score Hit With The Ship In Butte
Moront Olsen and his troupe delivered a second success in Butte with The Ship. The Broadway style drama blended humor, pathos, and human interest as the Thurlow family faces economic and moral challenges. A climactic voyage on an unsinkable ship tests father and son, ending in romance and a somber note of loss as the elder Thurlow finds resolution through his son's courage.
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Leavitt Introduces Bill on MP Lease Reservation Lands
A bill introduced in the House by Representative Leavitt of Montana proposes leasing reservation lands for MP to fund educational work among affected tribes. The measure targets tribal education programs and reallocates proceeds to support schooling initiatives.
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