Montana storm takes two lives in western plains floods
Reported conditions describe a severe Colorado flood tied to heavy rains and the Red River influx. Richard Foote, aged 10, drowned near Buckhorn valley after the storm wiped bridges and roads from Loveland to Ester Park. Rescue crews worked through the day to save marooned families and protect railroad lines as waters crest.
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Buckhorn River
Loveland
Colorado
Duhorn Reservoir
Buckhorn Valley
Richard Foote
F. J. Mason
Buckhorn
Ester Park
Greeley
Milliken
Frank Ornalia
Ornelia
Targe
Big Thompson
Ane
Denver
Col
City
Platte River
Big Thompson Canyon
Walter B. Lowrey
Cheeseman
Hood
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Cooking School Entries Open for Local Contests
The Standard announces a cooking school with free attendance for women of Butte. Contestants may enter any bread cake or pie baked at home with delivery to the chamber of commerce on Saturday morning. No professionals or Standard staff allowed. Judges will assign numbers to entries to keep contestants anonymous.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
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Standard Board of Jiudeos Abatt Te Anatof Si
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Balkan trouble fears reach London amid Bulgarian coup
Reports from Sofia describe a staged coup toppled the Stamboulisky government as agrarian unrest grows. Key figures linked to Stamboulisky are abroad in Prague Lausanne and London while troops tighten around Sofia and a siege at Siavovitea nears.
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Sofia
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Prague
Dr. Stancroft
Great Britain
M. Lodorff
Lausanne
Eueia
Ural
Associated Press
London
Son
The
Times
Talisch
Alexander Batett
Sobranje
Radomir
Stam
Judge Speer Home After Six Weeks Abroad
Judge W. Speer returned from a six week trip to Chicago and Davenport Iowa saying he is absolutely happy to get back to God's country. He cited heat in the East and noted better health after his journey. He visited his sister in Chicago and relatives in Davenport. Savings deposits in Austria remain strong despite unsettled conditions.
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Speer
Chicago
Davenport
Iowa
Noted French Novelist Loti Recalled For Oriental Ties
The article reviews French writer Pierre Loti, famed for Orient settings and self described Eastern mind. It notes his early Tahiti influence, war scandals, and shyness with photographers, plus his ambivalence toward New York’s glare yet fascination with Broadway glamour.
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Pacific
Bhrow
Inge de Loti
Milo
Judith Gautier
Shin
New York
Broadway
Almont
Skidmore linked to cross border auto theft ring
The narrative traces Skidmore’s long criminal career and his pattern of evading law enforcement. It describes his fascination with fugitive life, boasting about skill in altering plates, and his travels from Canada to Great Falls and Utah. Federal investigations reveal an international car theft scheme moving stolen vehicles across the border for further disposal.
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Skidmore
Pointe
Utah
Ima
la Casse
Anaconda
Montana
Ine
Quick Quaker Oats Claims Swift Cooking Advantage
An advertising notice touts Quaker Oats as offering two styles. The original flakes come from queen grains for rich flavor, while Quick Quaker uses thinner, cut flakes that cook in about three minutes. The copy urges shoppers to tell their grocer which style they prefer.
Corporations to Control World Fleet Proposed by Lasker
The plan calls for 8 corporations to run most of the global fleet with a 200-ship reserve and 7.8 million deadweight tons total. Diesel engines would cut costs by about 23 percent and shift supremacy in ocean freight toward the United States. The effort aims to reduce a large deficit and settle claims, strengthening peacetime and wartime maritime power.
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Lasker
Treasury Seeks 190 Million Dollar Loan
Treasury officials report curtailment of expenditures has trimmed the 1920 and 1921 drain and placed the department in a favorable position to pay pre May 1927 obligations. They anticipate a surplus of about 149 million dollars in the current fiscal year as the third Liberty loan approaches.
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Treasury
Four men arrested for four stolen autos near South Montana
Police captured James Adams Harry Pieck James Keefe and Tom Thornton early Saturday near the skating rink on South Montana Street while attempting to crank a car reported stolen from Concord block. Assistant Chief O'Donnell Detective Larkin and Officer Gilbert pursued after notice of the disappearance.
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Scien
James Adams
Harry Pieck
James Keefe
Tom Thornton
South
Montana Street
Concord
O'Donnell
Larkin
Gilbert
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