Mining Industry Will Be Revived In Montana Talks
T A Rickard, editor of Mining and Scientific Press, predicted the mining sector would recover by year end at a Montana Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers dinner. He linked future growth to European demand and the postwar reparations program, urging Montana miners to prepare during stagnation. Chancellor Elliott urged engineers to study subjects beyond mining, stressing the need for engineers to know people as well as mining.
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Montana
American Insitute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Mining and Scientific Press
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B.C. Elliott
University of Montana
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Fred Laist
Fred Bacorn
Chester May Be Only Sham in Trial in Kansas City
Five physicians who treated Chester W at Denser Ches Ter hospital after his return from Broken Bow Neb last November testified he appeared normal and was not mistreated. They said he could talk before anesthesia and during an anesthetic episode he uttered ramblings and cried to talk. His attorneys claim detectives mistreated him causing loss of speech and point to a struggle when a mask was applied.
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Kiele
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Edward Gibson
Chestere
Grenithy
A Delightful Row Over Mayra Wonderful Remedy
Husband recounts a row after wife refused the remedy for stomach and liver trouble. She later takes it and reports full relief. Adclaims one dose will convince or money back, offered at all druggists.
Guardsmen Return Home after Tulsa Riots and Relief Plans
The relief plan prioritizes homeless Black residents with $509,000 to fund reconstruction of owner-occupied homes while avoiding rebuilding white-owned businesses. The seven-member committee votes to hire 50 extra policemen from the American Legion for 30 days as Tulsa stabilizes. Police blamed lax enforcement and citizen apathy for the riots as the city regains normalcy with guardsmen returning home and thousands of Black residents at the fairgrounds receiving care amid rain. Dick Rowland’s whereabouts remain unknown after a disturbance that sparked clashes. he faces a separate assault charge related to an incident with a white woman.
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Dick Rowland
Bootblack
Helena Cathedral Consecration Delayed by Plans
Special dispatch notes Helena Cathedral in Montana near completion as Bishop John P. Carroll of Helena plans a consecration this year. Earlier attempts by Gibbons were thwarted by travel delays. the ceremony now awaits a suitable prelate. The item also mentions Lady Jane Grey’s short 1583 reign.
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Jane Grey
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