Teacher Edith Nutterville Dies After Incident
Miss Edith Nutterville a Monroe school teacher of 435 West Iron street died at St James hospital early this morning after police and Father Meehan were summoned by girls and attempted revival. Authorities continued to investigate the circumstances as report continues on page 6.
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Work Starts on Butte Portion of Paved Highway
Construction began on a new paved road linking Excelsior street paving below Porphyry to the Butte Anaconda highway. Kiely and Leo plan a $43,554.58 project lasting about two and a half months, with one mile in Butte and half a mile in Anaconda.
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Harrison Avenue Paving Contract Finally Awarded
The Butte city council unanimously ratified Mayor Beadle’s signing of the Harrison avenue paving contract and approved a $7,500 bond for J C Maguire. Maguire said work would start soon and take 30 days to complete, aiming for finish by September 6. He began arrangements with the asphalt company after the mayor’s action.
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Western Montana Tops as Key Business Locality
Western Montana ranked first as a business locality last May and held the position in June per the July business map. The map highlights US districts labeled good fair or quiet, noting Montana's mountain district among the good areas with other pockets across California Chicago and the Northeast, plus a large quiet zone from Nebraska to the Gulf and along Minnesota and Florida.
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Aimee McPherson Plans to Start Over After Los Angeles Exit
AP reports Aimee McPherson says she is penniless and heartbroken after leaving Angelus Temple amid internal conflicts. Rev. Jaynes released a letter in which she cites 18 years of demanding labor and states she cannot return to Los Angeles temple without action by her followers.
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Bitter Root Forest Fire Spreads 600 Acres Near Salmon Mountain
Bitter Root forest officials report the Salmon mountain fire expanding 600 acres beyond control lines as high winds continue. Fifty men were dispatched from Bitter Root and district headquarters to reinforce crews, with hope wind shifts and rain storm may help contain the blaze. Inspector Howard Flint led suppression efforts from Grangeville while Le Marche creek area reports 150 acres burning in the Big Hole.
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Big Hole
Murder and mutiny aboard windjammer Kingsway tale unfolds
Six crewmen questioned in Washington probes recount the Kingsway murder case. Lucille Battice, 23, wife of Earl Battice, was killed at sea with a razor after alleged advances from Waldemar Badka. Battice and Badka are jailed while Badka testifies as a witness. ship sails on as inquiry continues.
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Army enters nine pursuit planes in national air race
The United States army air corps announced nine pursuit planes will enter the national air races in Spokane on September 23 and 24. The entry also includes two observation planes, two transport planes and six other machines, totaling 19 aircraft. May be joined by further army entries as the Ninth corps area commander is authorized to add. Planes will depart from Selfridge field in Michigan.
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Bailed Prince of Balkans Clings to Rumored Roumanian Claim
Paris July 22 The man once heir to Roumania’s throne remains hidden in Neuilly villa issuing a statement naming himself King Carol of Roumania He has offered no explanation on how he would exercise royal prerogatives while mourning his father King Ferdinand who died two days ago His grief may mix with regret or hope for a future throne held by his five year old son Michael Magda Lupescu the Jassy beauty is noted as his companion.
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U S Monument in Argentina Damaged in Buenos Aires Blasts
Reporters say a U S monument in Buenos Aires was badly damaged by blasts. Investigators suspect the group Friends of Sacco and Vanzetti may be behind the attacks as agencies confirm damage.
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Dempsey Sharkey Foul Debate Splits Ring Experts
The July 21 heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium sparks a fierce dispute over whether Jack Dempsey fouled Jack Sharkey before a seventh round knockout. Post fight analyses and film showings fail to yield consensus among officials, managers, and writers on the legality of the blows.
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Birger Case Goes to Jurors Today
Charles Birger and his followers Art Newman and Ray Hyland face a Franklin county jury after closing pleas for mercy in the murder case of a small-town mayor. State’s Attorney Roy Martin and Circuit Judge Charles H. Miller will complete instructions before the jury retires to weigh the evidence.
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Franklin County
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Bombs in Buenos Aires damage monuments and Ford agency
A bomb exploded at the base of the George Washington monument in Buenos Aires, damaging the pedestal. A second bomb struck the Ford auto agency in central Buenos Aires, shattering windows with no casualties. Suspects are unknown though linked by some to Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers.
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Woman given 30 year sentence for murder of mother
In Rushville Nebraska 31 year old Mrs. Roy Wilson was sentenced to 30 years for murdering her 60 year old mother after a confession in which she claimed doctors ordered both her parents to take poison before bed. The husband was released after the district attorney's recommendation.
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Silver Bow County Will Not Increase Tax Levy
Silver Bow County commissioners stated there will be no increase in the county levy despite a lower taxable value this year. They aim to trim the budget from about 900000 to reduce spending and possibly cut sinking fund levies if feasible.
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Tim Kearney
Divide
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