Yellowstone to See Major Park Expansion This Summer
Yellowstone park hotels and transport firms plan about 600000 dollars in new buildings and equipment this season. Horace M. Albright reports five new structures including Old Faithful central hall and Canyon hotel dormitory, plus extensive equipment upgrades to accommodate rising tourist numbers. Over 400000 visitors expected to enter the park in 1932, signaling a record season.
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Yellowstone Park
Horace M. Albright
Canyon Hotel
Mammoth
Gallatin Gateway
Milwaukee
Boat Company
Pishing Bridge
Old Paithful
Thumb
East
Norris Hanch Station
Fountain Hotel
Deo
Wil
Albright
Montana Department” of
Agriculture, Labor “and Industry
Many Changes in State Faculties
By the Associated Press July 13 Fourteen changes in teaching staffs across the University at Missoula State College Bozeman State Normal Dillon and School of Mines were announced by Chancellor M A Brannon. New deans and instructors include Robert E Line at Missoula Vernor Setzer Havel Tallman Harry Turney-High Cathleen Bennett Miriam D Castral Lenora Hepner John Morrison Elinor Hedrick Ole Moe A C Dart O A Dingman John T McCormick and R J Jesse. Dean R J Jesse becomes dean of Staff of the colleges.
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Associated Press
University At
Missoula
State College
Bozeman
State Normal
Dillon
College of Mines
Butte
M. A. Brannon
Robert E. Line
S. J. Coon
Vernor G. Setzer
H. J. Deutsch
Havel B.tallman
Elsie Eminger
Harry ‘Herbert Turney-High
J. H. Underwood
Cathleen E. Bennett
Pearl Swanson
Miriam M. D'Castral
Marjorie Covert
Lenora Hepner
A. Dingman
Alexander Maslow
John T. McCormick
Walker Carroll
R. J. Jesse
Arrest at Michel Fruit Store Robbery Case
Jerry Lyons of 330 Virginia street was arrested around 5 am by Deputy Sheriffs Dan Konrad and Frank Mutch during an investigation into a bold robbery at the Michel Fruit store on Montana and Broadway. Two youths in a car were seen fleeing after breaking a front door window and lifting a slot machine cigars and bananas before leaving.
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Jerry Lyons
Virginia Street
Dan Konrad
Frank Mutch
Michel Fruit
Montana Street
Broadway
Receivers Discharged In North Butte Case
Judge Bourquin discharged the receivers in the North Butte Mining company case after finding no substantial basis for a receivership and noting the $6,500 claim is small compared to assets. He warned that consent by a secretary lacks clear authority and stressed receiverships are extraordinary remedies. The court ordered the receivers dismissed with 10 days to report and suspended the Butte term.
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Hardy
Equity
Frederic R. Kennedy
North Butte
Nto
Kennedy
Bourquin
North
Butter Company Ten
Atorney Green
Cour
Idge Fawin NM. Lamb
Ohm W. Neulkom
Matt L. Buse
Warren Green
Duluth
Green
Hin
Minnesota
North Butte Mining Company
Montana
Supreme Court
Fuurthermore
Butte
of & Corporation
Tme
Butte Stockholders’ Protective Committee
North Butte Company
Francis H. Hardy
Warren F. Green
Hardand
The
Neukom and Cotton
John W.neukom
Matt L. Bigig
Atwater
Butte Federal Court
Danube
Rumania
Powers Move Toward Crisis in Naval Limitation Talks
Viscount Ishii of Japan states Japan will not accept a high cruiser limit. Hugh Gibson and Viscount Cecil discuss positions, agreeing to a plenary session. The Americans resist a 400,000 ton ceiling. Britain hints at contributions, while all seek a friendly accord amid unresolved issues.
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Ishii
Japan
Hugh Gibson
Viscount Cecil of
Chelwood
Great Britain
United States
Jaan
W. C. Bridgeman
Admiralty
Britain
Lawmaker Denies Had Agreement in Campaign Corruption Probe
Remy and aides met Stephenson at Michigan City prison while 32 documents remain undisclosed. Checks noted campaign expenditures for Governor Jackson and associates Bennet, Danner, and Jackson. Investigators question legal value of the documents as no criminal action is shown.
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William H. Remy
Michigan City State Prison
Stephenson
Remy
Jackson
Howard Bennett
Wiliam Danner
Danner
Ed Jackson
W. H. Jackson
Indianapolis
Gormor Jackson
Indianapolis Ledger
William Boyer
Negro FarmerVictim of Alabama FloggingsHeadline
Birmingham July 13 A negro farmer Arthur Hitt was whipped by masked men and forced to sell a tract of land for 900. Sheriff Hartfeld called it the worst flogging case. warrants were sworn for two women and three men in the Slay affair as Mrs Slay recanted parts of her story noting two women joined by their long hair and small feet.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Jefferson County
Arthur Hitt
Hitt
Hartfeld
Bertha E. Slay
Florence
Kid Ball League Weekday Thrills In Butte Youth Play
Three Kiwanis league games were played yesterday for Butte boys. Jeffersons defeated Blaines at Cinders 8 to 5. Websters remained undefeated by beating St Marys 11 to 3. Franklins opened with a 14 to 6 win over Whittiers at Hebgen Park. Grant won by default as Harrisong failed to appear.
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Kiwanis
Butte Boys
Jeffersons
Blaines
Cinders
Websters
St. Mary's
Franklins
Whittiers
Hebgen Park
Grant
Harrisong
Butte Backs National Air Derby Landing Field Push
City and county officials pledge full support to secure a northern air mail route via Spokane. Butte will host fuel and maintenance for many planes, offer a landing field free and cash prizes, with Mayor Beadle and Chamber leaders stressing regional benefits. Major Fancher outlines routes and schedules for classes A and B, with stops at St Paul, Fargo, Billings, Missoula, and more en route to Spokane.
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Butte
Spokane
Arthur Perham
Chamber of Commerce
M. Kerr Beadle
Tim ‘Kearney
Butie
Francis Silver
New York
Metropolis
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Paul
Aberdeen
Miles City
Fancher
Fargo
Bismarck
Glendive
Billings
Missoula
Flight team reaches Billings for National Air Derby stop
Major Fancher and Sergt Carroll landed in Billings at 6 30 p m after flying from Spokane to Missoula in 100 minutes and Missoula to Butte in 61 minutes The group welcomed by local officials included County Commissioners Beadle O Brien and others The aviators reported ideal flying conditions along the route and noted the county aviation field could be shaped to accommodate more planes
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Spokane
Missoula
Butte
Tim Kearney
Frank Silver
Emmett O Brien
M. Kerr Beadle
C. L. Berrien
Arthur Perham
Chamber of Commerce
Frank R. Venable
al Wilkinson
Ray McDonald
M. P. Alexander
New York
Fancher
Billings
Here
John ‘T. Fancher
National Air Derby Association
Sergt
Raymond Carroll
Douglas
Washington National Yard
Continental Divide
Move to Avert Hangings Hits Last-Minute Stay
A last minute petition filed in circuit court seeks to stay the execution of Roberto Torrez one of three condemned men set for Friday at Joliet Will County jail yard for the 15 month old escape killing of deputy warden Peter Klein. The title notes Torrez’s sanity to be investigated while Torres Walter Stalesky and Charles Duschowski face the gallows.
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Joliet. Ul
Roberto Torrez
Torres
Walter Stalesky
Charles Duschowski
Will County
Peter N. Klein
Joliet Penitentiary
Community notices from Philipsburg July meeting mix
Philipsburg Auxiliary enjoyed an outdoor meeting at the tourist park with supper and a sewing bee planned for the next gathering at Mrs. M Horschfelds home. Committees were named for child welfare materials and entertainment while bridge preceded a visit to Mrs J C Smiths home.
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Philipsburg
American Legion Auxiliary
M. Horschfeld
Parkerville
A. L. Bassett
A. C. Knight
H. A. Murphy
JW. Johnson
Hall
Hufman
Butte
Dudge
George B. Winston
Anaconda
Emil Steffan
Deer Lodge
Matilda Saurer
C. A Metcalf
Elks pick Miami for 1928 convention amid defeat of Los Angeles
Miami, Florida won the BeNeill Beneficent and Protective Order of Elks annual convention site as a vote to reconsider Los Angeles was carried. John F. Malley of Springfield Massachusetts was unanimously elected grand exalted ruler after beating the Los Angeles bid the previous day. Malley denounced atheism bigotry bolshevism and unamerican groups while urging citizens to oppose such forces.
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Miami
Fla
Los Angeles
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
John F. Malley
Springfield
Mass
Cincinnati
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