Wexigo Plans to Disarm Catholics in Mexico City
Reports allege orders to clear Catholic groups amid religious tensions in Mexico City. Foreign diplomats weigh mediation as crowds throng churches and the Virgin of Guadalupe shrine. a priest baptizes a dying baby amid protests and sympathy. A Mexican embassy denial refutes a mayoral lynching claim and Montana reports show rising trout hatchery outputs.
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Mexico
Siasio City
Pontion Poth
Chihuahua
Home
Focal
Menico
Taos
Rte Yori
United Watee
James R. Sheffield
Hime
Mexico City
Associated Press
Washington
Nachtan
Zacatecas
Fine program planned for garden club fete
The Rocky Morning Garden club hosts a lawn fete this afternoon from 2 40 to 4 30 at the Bolever residence 2610 Floral boulevard. An entertainment program includes Myrtle Elvers dancing pupils Ortons Mubele club recitation Lois Cole Martha Bowden Rae Raleigh Carroll Smith Sullivan and Catherine Baird Sullivan Blanes Jewel Bork Bertha Weinstock and Douglas Sullivan. Refreshments will be served. A seer will read future fortunes and a nominal fee is charged.
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Rocky Morning Garden Club
Bolever
Floral, Boulevard
Myrtle Elvers
Orton
Mubele Club
Lois Cole
Martha Bowden
Rae Raleigh
Carroll Smith
Catherine Baird “Sullivan
Blanes
Jewel Bork
Bertha Weinstock
Douglas Sullivan
Butte
Dobell Resigns After 21 Years
Longtime editor Larry Dobell announces resignation after a 21 year run at the Butte Miner and Helena Independent. He plans no retirement, saying he will stay active, possibly travel to Florida, while noting ongoing interests beyond the newsroom.
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Miner
Henitor Clark
Helena
Dovel
Dobell
Independent
A. T. Kelth
The
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Florida
Hurricane death toll rises in Bahamas and southern states
The Bahamas face extensive damage as a hurricane disrupts Nassau and Andros Island with 130 mph winds. Crews search for up to 200 vessels, including the Shamrock IV, while fatalities mount in Georgia and Florida as service resumes in affected coastal towns.
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Natau
Tamon
Andros Island
Bahamas
Suscay
Sir Thomas Lipton
Nasman
New Providence
Tittle
Gun Key
Miahlam
Nassau
Hight
Georgia
Florida
Lake Worth
Palm Beach
South Georgia
Charleston
Savannah
Brunswick
Fern Peninsula
Personal use of state cars banned in Indiana
Officials and employees warned that using state furnished automobiles for personal pleasure or private business is grounds for dismissal. The board of ex ecutive officers issued the resolution during a meeting in Indiana, detailing restrictions on cars used in official duties and proposing a ban on personal use.
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Hbuana
Iohtana
Board of
Ex Oemain
Tate
Bass Beats Farr in 10 Round MSG Bout
Benny Bass of Philadelphia featherweight won a judges decision over Johnny Parr of Cleveland in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Bass weighed 124 1 2 pounds and Warr
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Bass
Farr
New York
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Johnny Parr
Cleveland
Madison Square Garden
Warr
Taxable value shows county revenue rise for year
County officials report a modest uptick in taxable value totaling about 24 687 following Montana state board of equalization actions and increased net proceeds from mining. Public utilities show a drop while overall taxable value rises by over five million dollars.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
State Zame Department
Lake Superior
Flathead Lake
Molloy
Meares
State Board of Equalization
Atat Board
Gemme Pen
Attitie Row County
Mings
Settlement of Stokes estate ends family lawsuit
In New York a dispute over W. J. D. Stokes Jr. and the will of wealthy real estate owner WF D Stokes is settled subject to surrogate and Denver probate court approvals. Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes as guardian for their two children could receive about 1.5 to 2 million dollars. Samuel Untermeyer announced the surrogate signed an order for settlement in the contested will case.
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New York
W. J. D. Stokes, Jr
Helen Elwood Stokes
Samuel Untermeyer
Stokes
Surrogate Foley
WF. D. Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
Indicted in Liquor Conspiracy Ties Reach Buffalo Area
About 90 Buffalo and Niagara Falls men were indicted by a federal grand jury in Jamestown for liquor law violations. Officials say the organization spanned Detroit to the Atlantic seaboard, moving thousands of gallons monthly to Canada for redistillation. U S Attorney Richard Hempleton called it the biggest bootlegging strike yet.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Nietenra Falls
Federal Grand Jury
Jamestown
Detroit
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Richard H. .Fempleton
Chief Illman to play pro football with George Wilsons
University of Montana fullback Edward Vchiet thiman signed a contract to play with George Wilsons professional team. The agreement follows a season of baseball exposure and marks Illman as a standout moving from college to professional football.
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Chief Illman
Associated Press
Missoula
cEdward Vchietthiman
University Se
Nontana
George Wilsons
Eet Aie
Tom Dringly
Tennis matches postponed at Maidstone club due to rain
East Hampton July 29. All matches in the Maidstone club invitational tennis tournament featuring American champion Miss Theron Wills were postponed today because of rain.
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East Hampton
Maidstone Club
Theron Wills
Butte Greyhound Racing Opens With Noted Dogs In Tow
The Butte center gears up for a greyhound racing meeting starting next Wednesday with a display of top racing dogs. Officials and visiting association members arrive, promising a return to the era of early coursing and the mechanical rabbit. 【Names and places include John Z. Murphy Covington Ky president, F H Daugherty Ludlow Ky secretary treasurer, and Marshal's Ribbon among greyhounds brought in from St. Louis】
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Ameet
Jack
Butte
Miami
St. Petersburg
Sackeonville
Fla
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Newark
Montreal
Erlanger
Toledo
Charlenton
W. Va
St. Louis
Manchester
England
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Association
Ince
Tam
Surround
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Covington, Ky
International Association
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FH. Daugherty
Ludlow
Dave Kine
Punch” Harding
Martin Higland
Murray Kemp
W. A. Casey
D. E. Baker
Jude
Howard Purser
Leo Shea
New York
Eddie Garrison
Mra Smith
Misery
Owen, Jr
Robin
Disabled Vets Hold Meeting in Helena Courthouse
Roy S. Lockwood state commander of the Disabled Veterans of the World War spoke at a courthouse gathering last night on recent congressional legislation affecting the organization. George Timmins led discussions on extended vocational training and equal reinstatement rights in government insurance for disabled veterans. Timmins also chaired.
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Roy S. Lockwood
Helena
Congress
George Timmins
Butte Post
Timmins
Lockwood
Atlanta
Montana
John V. Clinnin
Chicago
John W. Mahan
Chile mine accountant reports on site and plans
D F Ball, assistant chief accountant at the Chuquicamata Chile mine, discusses year end accounting and the world’s largest “wet mountain” claim. Weather in Montana is mild, with cold relief expected. a silver spiritualist church service is advertised for Sunday at Columbia Gardens, and a house erection project in Chile is noted with an estimated cost of 4,000.
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Fe Rae
Ghucuicamata
Chile
Ion Earch
Montans
Chuguicamars
Sai
The
Silver
Spiritualist Church
Columbia Gardens
Tuesday Primary The Voters Face Vital Choices
In Butte the Tuesday primary voters confront 143 candidates for many offices including county commissioner sheriff and county attorney. Officials warn of the public funds involved and stress honesty duty and judgment in selecting nominees amid a crowded field and partisan activity from both parties.
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Aspir
Yan
Asaor
Board of Equalization
Board of County Commissioners
Lst
Congress
State Senate
Butte
Wife of Preacher Held for Slaying
Mrs Hall, wife of a preacher, is jailed on a double murder charge after bodies were found near a pie farm owned by Jane Gibson. Gibson, known as the “pig woman,” was taken in for questioning but could not identify Mrs Hall yet. Mrs Hall remained calm, requested access to her attorneys, and sought grand jury testimony about her actions on the night of the crime. The case had faded as an insoluble mystery before resurfacing.
SALE OF GRAZING RIGHTS IN OFFING
Offing reporting on grazing rights and forestry inspections as Western officials discuss value and quick disposition. References to Dunlap and Sondidona, with bank dividend news in Park County and telephotography advances by Edouard Belin and Holweck, aiming to transmit larger images soon.
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Proas
Neca
Manhattan
Odgen
den Wz
Tov
Yerwin
Oklahoma
Dunlap
Sandergon
Park County
Welle
Neha“ Gollar
Gollar
Guidena
Vais
The
Matin
Edouard Belin
Holweck
Radium Institute
Belin
la Malmaison
General Fertle
Army Telegraphic Service
M. Fabrey
Sorvonne
le Matin
Deluded men jailed in police court disturbances
John Trimble and C McLeod were remanded by Judge Shea after disturbing the peace while drunk and arguing over meals and money. H A Scott and Elia Diggs also faced charges. Diggs was fined ten dollars for vagrancy and a woman received twenty four hours to raise funds.
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John Trimble
Shea
C McLeod
H. A. Scott
Elia Diggs
Improvements at Orphans Home and related works
The Helena report details improvements at the Orphans Home including repairs, construction at Ewin ridges, and a $1,280 sum tied to a Longent Roseman claim. It notes a disputed $825 agricultural subsidy and that funds from a $5 deposit by graduates were intended for flowers, with the board ruling the money must not come from educational funds.
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Standard
Helena
Sia
Ewin Ridges
Ex Bente
Longent
Fr Roseman
State ” Agricultural
Governors Enjoy Wyoming Outing Ends Fire Assembly
Governors attended a Wyoming outing in Cheyenne marking the close of a fire assembly. Reports say they saw a score of state officials and joined in a pool event at the Bighiem mineral Menaproe site, noting a registered temperature.
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Gover
Gheyenne
Yatvand
Nebraska heavyweight pins Wyoming foe in one fall
John Peseke of Nebraska defeated Jack Taylor of Wyoming in a one hour match. Peseke won the sole fall at 33 minutes with a head scissors and a wrist lock.
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Los Angeles
Guy
John Peseke
Nebraska
Jack Taylor
Wyoming
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