President Eager To Visit Butte (Continued From Page 2)
A list of officials and newsreel contributors accompanies a brief note on a presidential visit to Butte. The report names car numbers and accompanying figures such as Hubert Work Henry Miller and Herbert Hoover among others, indicating NASA-like coverage of a presidential caravan and media presence.
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Ton
B. K. Wheeler
M. J. McDermott
J. W. Murphy
Gar
N. B. Nichol
Kinograms
K. W. Fassold
Pathe News
John Painter
Fox Film Company
B. Carl Wallon
International News Reel Company
Henry Miller
Keystone View Company
Kodel Herbert
Picture News
Hubert Work
Secretary of the Interior
Mrs. Work
Merc
Charles
Sawyer
Frederick H Gillett
Henry G. Wallace
Agriculture
Malcolm Jennings
Jennings
George B. Christian Jr
Kiefer
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Hoover Charles R. Leonard
William Spry
General Land Office
Hugh Rodman
United States Navy
Rodman
W. Greeley
Thief of Forest Service
J. K. Hobbins
H. M. Bain
Mr. Wallace
W. J Donald
Work
D. J. Charles
C I. Kelly
W. Goodale
F. R. Bartley
Associated Press
George R. Holmes
International News
Denver Post
Frank R. Kent
Baltimore Sun
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
Stephen T. Early
G. M. Foote
Western Union
Byron E. Coney
Healing Service by Evangelist Erickson Draws Large Crowd
Evangelist Erickson held the first in a series of healing services at the Empress theater drawing the largest crowd yet. A woman with missing shoulder ligaments regained use of her arm after a brief prayer, stunning the audience. No lecture occurred, but he planned to speak on Signs of the Times and the Second Coming of Christ next. X ray photos were shown as believers described as healed. The next service is set for Monday evening. Nearby, England dyeing plants shut down Saturday after nine and a half hour shifts on five days.
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Evangelist Erickson
Empress Theater
Times
Christ
George A. Hearn
James A. Hearn
Eugene Wilson Caldwell
New York
Foch Awards Honor to Warsaw Veterans in Parade
Marshal Foch reviewed a Warsaw parade and praised white haired veterans, members of the 1863 uprising with Polish pensions. At a municipal reception he secretly pinned the Legion of Honor medal on the old veteran's uniform.
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Warsaw
Foch
Russia
Veterans’ Union
Medal of the Legion of Honor
Russ in Berlin Unite Build New Churches
Soviet authorities closed the chapel in the Russian embassy in Berlin and turned the sanctuary into offices. Two chapels now serve the community one improvised in a hall and a German evangelical church converted for Russian Orthodox services. Refugees plan to build a proper new church as exiled Russian theologians and religious leaders attract students.
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Berlin
Russia
Geyser Expert to Lead Harding Visit Team
Assistant Chief Ranger B. T. Scoyen, a lifelong geyser authority, will scout Yellwater basin ahead of President Harding’s visit to Yellowstone National Park. He has predicted Grand geyser within 10 minutes and Castle geyser within a few minutes, while noting Giant geyser's unlikely eruption during the tour.
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Associated Press
Livingston
Mont
Harding
Yelwatone National Park
BE. T. Scoyen
Scoyen
Milwaukee Moves To Eliminate Public Debt Through Amortization Fund
Milwaukee adopts a new public debt amortization plan after Wisconsin lawmakers create a debt fund. The city must annually set aside 250000, compounding toward three quarters of bonded debt, with three quarters of fund income flowing to the treasury and principal and interest growth continuing. Initial deposits total 850000 with 400000 already placed and 250000 more planned, aiming to wipe out debt in 40 years and cut the tax rate by one third.
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Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
United States
Corn production leads world with U S heaviest yield
The United States raises more corn than any country, with Argentina second in output but its yield is only about one tenth of the U S. This highlights the U S dominance in corn production compared to Argentina and other nations.
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Argentina
United States
Britton Rulers Guarded on Continental Trip
London reports reveal extensive security for King George and Queen Mary as they travel through Italy. Scotland Yard detectives and Italian police maintain vigilance, with France also noted as a safe travel backdrop for royalty.
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London
George
Queen Mary
Italy
Secret Service
England
United States
White House
Scotland Yard
King &Dward
Mussolini
Britain
France
Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Europeans Dividing Screen Splits Java Audience
In Java a film screen divides Europeans from native viewers with audiences watching pictures from both sides, presenting a stark display of cultural separation within cinema spaces.
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Java
Dempsey Fight Payment Looms Over Shelby Deal
Kearns refuses to modify his contract for the Dempsey Gibbons showdown while Mayor Johnson of Shelby pledges to guarantee the $199 600 due Dempsey. A ranch offer to replace the missing $100 000 installment is discussed, but Kearns wants promoter assurances and critics warn a delay could wreck attendance and finances.
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Dempsey
Gibbons
Kearns
Shelby
Johnson
Tracy
KF. F. Cobb
Geyser. Mont
Snow Mountains
Montana
R. A. Harlow
Washington, D. C
Cobb
Great Falls
Refund Money If Dempsey Gibbons Fight Fails
Montana Attorney General warns that if the Dempsey Gibbons boxing match set for Shelby on July 4 does not occur, all ticket buyers must be refunded. He accuses Kearns and Dempsey of potential culpability under Montana law and stresses state interest in protecting the public from fraud.
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Associated Press
Helena
Dempsey-Gibbons
Shelby
W. D. Rankin
Fontana
Montana
Kearns
Dempsey
Great Northern chief denies aiding Doresey Gibbons fight
In St Paul June 28 Ralph Budd president of the Great Northern Railway said neither the railroad nor Louis W Hill intends to contribute to the $100,000 payment for the Doresey Gibbons fight at Shelby. The denial ends any expectation of railroad financial backing for the bout.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Great Northern Railway
Louis W. Hill
Doresey Gibbons
Shelby
Ralph Budd
Railroad
Dempsey
Gall for repeal of Volstead Act dominates convention
The article recounts a convention debate on repealing the Volstead Act with supporters calling prohibition a failure. It notes enforcement corruption, revenue losses, and widespread illicit activity. A parade and drill team exhibition capped the day as delegates plan to close sessions and elect officers.
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Eagles
Elks
Butte
Helena
U S Aviators Start Smashing Air Marks
San Diego June 28 Records began to fall on an endurance flight by Capt Lowell H Smith and Lieut John B Richter as they passed the 2500 kilometer mark. They surpassed the previous 2,500 kilometer speed record of 71.83 miles an hour, flying faster than 85 miles an hour.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Lowell H. Smith
John B. Richter
Kelley
MacReady
Smith
Richter
Butte Highway Campaign Moves to Raise 5000 for Lasting Road
A heated meeting discusses losing 56000 if the campaign fails to raise 5000 for a government approved highway. Backers urge immediate donations, pledges, and public accountability, arguing the road will be a lasting monument to Butte and benefit the whole community.
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J. Nepper
Harrison Avenue
H. ©. Malsbury
Arthur Perham
Carroll
James H. Rowe
General Committee
Butte
Gemmell
Jute Mills Drive Scottish Mills to Closure
Indian jute mills have become so successful that they have prompted the shutdown of many well established mills in Scotland, signaling a shift in global textile production and employment impacts across the region.
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India
Scotland
Dredging Urged for Alluvial Gold in Pumpsaint Wales
Alluvial deposits in Pumpsaint Wales show samples with a high percentage of free gold and may be worked by dredging according to preliminary assessments.
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Pumpsaint Wales
The Good Will Value In Estates And Businesses
The article surveys how courts determine the value of good will in firms and professional practices. It covers formulas like number of years’ purchase, case examples from Franklin Simon & Co and Tiffany & Co, and contrasts business good will with that of professionals. It notes how settlements, inheritances, and taxes rely on this intangible asset and cites Surrogate decisions on retained clientele after death.
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Hen
Lawrence W. Scudder
New York
Franklin Simon & Co
Herman Flurshheim
Franklin Simon
Fowler
Copartnership
Decedent
Charles M. Moore
Tiffany & Co
New York City
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Henry ¢. Wallace
GALL
U.S
Russell
Fred Holbrook
George Brokaw Compton
Aires
Lord Elton
Story
Franklin Simon Case
Tiffany
Naiam
Chester S. Lord
Macmillan Company
Lord
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