Greatly damaged ships in Atlantic storm spurs rescue efforts
The storm battered a fleet including the Cunarder Aquitania and the French liner France as they head back toward the strait area. Coast guard and tugs aided distressed vessels such as the five masted schooner Bright near Ambrose Light while ships like Rosalind and City of Melbourne head for Halifax. A German tug Caulus reported ongoing hurricane conditions and rescues near Florida.
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New York
France
Stram
Bright
Georgetown
Ambrose Light
Coast Guard
Seneca
Red Cross
Rosalind
St. Johns
N. F
Melbourne
Calcutta
Halifax
Canadian Settler
Simmons
Florida
W. H. Maxwell
Pure Oil Company
W. W
Submarine T-3 Anchored Off Key West After Fuel Line Trouble
The T-3 suffered fuel line trouble causing oil exhaustion and was later anchored off the Florida coast. Naval officers expect the Bay Springs to tow it to the Key West base for repairs before dawn. The sub was en route from New Haven to be stationed for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Florida
Bay Springs
Naval Base
New Haven
Conn
Two Vessels Wrecked Off Boca Raton in Gale
A severe Atlantic gale struck the Florida coast near Boca Raton killing seaman Charlie Smith of the four masted schooner Tifton and leaving First Mate Madison missing. The captain his wife and crew escaped in lifeboats. The Norwegian steamship America aided survivors from the Tifton and the tug Endurance assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
Atlantic
Florida
Boca Raton
Charlie Smith
Tifton
Madison
America
Endurance
Tug hunt continues as Grand Trunk ferry seeks Indian
Grand Haven Mich January 30 The Grand Trunk car ferry Grand Haven left dock in fog to find the tug Indian whose location is unknown. The Helen N tug is drifting north in an ice floe north of Whitehall, with five aboard the two tugs. An army plane dropped food and fuel yesterday from Selfridge field, supplies near exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Haven
Mich
Grand Trunk
Lake Michigan
Whitehall
Selfridge Field
Five-Masted Schooner Towed by Tanker Near Columbia River
The tanker Los Alamos of General Petroleum bound from Seattle to Los Angeles towed the disabled five-masted schooner Ecola about 80 miles south of the Columbia River lightship. The Ecola's pumps were out and she was taking on water in the gale.
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Portland
Ore
Federal Telegraph Company
Los Alamos
General Petroleum Company
Seattle
Los Angeles
Ecola
Columbia River
Slattery to Quit His Office Today
Helena Montana January 30 1921 District Attorney John L Slattery will retire from office tomorrow night He announced he will immediately open an office at Great Falls to engage in general legal practice Slattery's former home was Glasgow Valley county He has served as district attorney since June 1921 appointed by the late President Warren G Harding
Denver Bandit Shot by Banker in St Joseph Hold Up
Frank Blair alias George E Collins was killed by Frank Bergman president of the Bank of North St Joseph as the robber attempted a daytime bank robbery. Blair had been wanted in Denver for a payroll holdup at the university stadium construction site netting over $5000.
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ST. Joseph
Frank Blair
George E. Collins
Bank of
North St. Joseph
Frank Bergman
E Yaal Blair
Denver
Denver University Stadium
Credit Inflation Question Faces Merchants Debate
Merchants discuss the credit expansion trend as a boon to buying power and prosperity. The American Bankers Association investigates and weighs sides while Montana leaders push for a statewide credit policy and new bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers’ Association
Commercial Service Association
Montana
Harry Rose Returns to His Old Haunts in Butte
Harry Rose, holder of the walking record from Butte to Anaconda, completes the distance in under five hours on a wager and returns to Butte after a period visiting Idaho towns including Boise Nampa Culver and Twin Falls where he found prosperity but felt a strong longing for his hometown.
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Harry Rose
Butte
Anaconda
Idaho
Boise Nampa
Culver
Twin Falls
Popular U S Goods in Latin American Markets
The most popular manufactured goods in Latin America from the United States include automobiles motion picture films calculators typewriters electrical goods radio apparatus and sewing machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
United States
Campaign Aid 10 Meet Next Friday for Crippled Children Drive
The auxiliary and Joshers groups in Butte plan a campaign next Friday to raise 10 000 for rehabilitating crippled children. Mrs Evans chairs the women's committee. C P Nevin leads the men's group with Ray J Mac Donald and others. The drive seeks new donors as 10000 was surpassed last year by 2000.
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Mesdames
William Meyer
T. J. Walker
W. F P. Couglin
Walter Hansen
M. J. Dunlevy
J. EB. Woodard
L. O. Evans
W. J. Walsh
Evans
C. P. Nevin
Ray J. MacDonald
Wiliam Meyer
John V. Dwyer
Horace J. Merkle
Butte
Auxiliary
Joshers
Ofanich Birdmen Near End Of Voyage Across Oceans
The intrepid crew departed Ribeiro Do Infierno bay Porto Praya Cape Verde at 6 10 this morning under good weather. The Plus Ultra radioed progress as Commander Pranco and the team proceed toward Palmas and Porto Praya with an estimated 16 hour flight previously set. They began last Friday from Paris following Columbus 1492 route. They reached Las Palmas the same day then Porto Praya last Tuesday in about nine and a half hours. Total distance logged now 3305 miles.
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Ribeiro Do Infierno Bay
Porto Praya
Cape Verde Islands
Plus Ultra
Pranco
Paris
Spain
Columbus
Las Palmas
Americans Begin Bidding for Russian Imperial Jewels
Negotiations opened in Moscow with Rudolph Oblatt and Norman Weisz for the purchase of part of the Romanoff crown jewels. The Soviet government plans to sell in separate lots with a minimum of 5 million dollars per sale. Ten foreign diamond experts join bidding as experts estimate total value around 150 to 250 million dollars. Oblatt and Weisz praise the collection’s beauty while noting the challenge of appraisal.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Rudolph Oblatt
New York
Norman Weisz
London
Oblatt
Weisz
State Treasury
Mr. Weisz
India
Aladdin's Cave
Golconda
Jim” Brady
Amsterdam
Paris
Manufacturing Research Saves Over Six Billion Annually
American manufacturers save more than 6.5 billion dollars each year through research efforts, while spending about 85 million dollars on research activities.
Dr Routledge Officiates At Three Madison Weddings
Dr Routledge served as house physician at Boulder Springs and officiated at the Johns Monroe wedding where Miss Mildred Crose attended. Miss Box and Mr McAllister wed with witnesses Dave Box and C E Norris. they plan to reside at Norris.
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Routledge
Boulder Springs
C. E. Norris
Two Presidents Heard On Radio During Tests
The Associated Press reports radio listeners heard President Calvin Coolidge address the Budget Bureau meeting from WCAP in Washington and WEAF in New York. Peru’s President Augusto B. Leguia sent greetings to North America as the third international broadcasting tests concluded with zone broadcasts.
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Associated Press
New York
President Coolidge
Bureau of the Budget
Augusto B. Leguia
Peru
North America
Coolidge
H. M. Lord
Budget Bureau
WCAP
Washington
WEAF
South American Republic
United States
Radio Week Committee
Battle Open on New Income Bill Advances Stalemate Expected
Lawmakers push a new income tax bill with a February 10 vote target to secure tax cuts by March 15 when 1925 returns are due. A permanent congressional investigative committee on income tax returns and IRS administration is approved, with a reporting requirement to Congress.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Couzens
Congress
Finance Committee
Odd Fellows plan rebuild of Helena Home after fire
Helena Montana January 30 The Odd Fellows Home destroyed by fire last Tuesday will be rebuilt. The new building will be larger and planned immediately on the present site. Subordinate lodges sent telegrams pledging funds and the board will rent temporary housing in Helena until completion.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Odd Fellows
Board of Directors
Denver jury acquits church going bandit
After 24 hours of deliberation the jury found Joseph M. Nelson not guilty of robbing a Skaggs grocery store in Denver. Immediately after acquittal he was rearrested on two new charges by the district attorney, each alleging a desrta ted robbery linked to the pre December holdup of J. C. Ramsey and R. M. Sussex.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Joseph M. Nelson
J. C. Ramsey
R. M. Sussex
Museum Uses War Gas to Protect Priceless Plumes
A Baltimore museum reportedly used one of the war gases to guard bird of paradise and other costly plumes in a case bearing a sign warning visitors of the deadly contents.
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Baltimore
Road to New Tax Guts Economy Speech
The president argues that genuine economy strengthens education justice and public safety through better organization and reduced costs. He warns that shutting schools courts police or fire departments would be irreparable loss and emphasizes self denial and service as the nation’s true constructive economy.
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America
Sentencing of eight coast guardsmen sparks morale critique
New York Jan 30 eight coast guardsmen were sentenced to a year in naval prison at Portsmouth N H for offenses from disobedience to smuggling. Lt Commander Yeandle of Washington condemned insidious forces undermining service morale noting rum runners exploit lax public spirit and the cycle of release and recapture of prizes harms discipline aboard small 70 foot boats.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic City
Naval
Portsmouth
N. H
Yeandle
Washington
Coal Guard
Rum Navy
Yean Ne Sad
Atlantic Coast
Coast
Theiocket
Sandy Hook
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Statensland
New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Service
Montana Educators Name 1926 Convention Dates and Hosts
The Montana Educational Association executive council fixed October 22 and 23 for district conventions. Western district meets in Helena, eastern in Billings, north central in Havre or Great Falls. Dr. Payson Smith and former Governor Lowden are slated speakers. J. Cunningham re elected secretary.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana Educational Association
Billings
Havre
Great Falls
Payson Smith
Massachusetts
Education
R. J. Cunningham
Montana
Washington
Lowden
Illinois
Fee
Association
Whch
J. Cunningham
Educational Association
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Slattery
National Commercial Service Body
Stephen Ives Miller
Watson
San Francisco
Rueben Hobbs
Bouchers
Frank Yucker
Montana Association
Floyd Habenan
Livingston
Tucker
Credit Men's
Habenan
National Association
Harry
Barbara da Max
Altadena
Cal
Barbara LaMarr
Miss LaMarr
W. W. Watson
Hollywood
Campaign Aid
Louise Schrupp
St. James Hospital
Northern Pacific Railway
Brazil
GEA
Dr. Groeneveld
Senate
Denver Jury
SOAGT
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