Five Tays More to Finish Work
Report from the state assembly notes top speed to clear the "general" file and discuss highway measures when reconvenes at 1. Bills include a 3 cent gas tax rise, with 60 percent to highways, 25 percent to counties, 15 percent to the general fund. Opposition to higher gas tax and vehicle license reform cited. Appropriations and the absent voter bill also loom large with daily state reports and itemized expenditures.
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State Highway Commission
House
Senate
Rouse
State Board of Exam
Butte Weather Sets Record Warmth Amid Lion's March Reign
Yesterday in Butte a warm spell pushed temperatures to 47 degrees and sunshine flooded the city. The day was linked with the proverb of the March lion as officials noted this third year of the lion posting his visit and forecasts called for the sixty sixth balmy day of a winter that defied typical norms.
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Butte
Weather Office
Butie
Record Falls at Ta Juana Marathon Meet
Just Right Goyeared gelding lowered a 52 year old American turf record at Ta Juana race course in the Marathon claiming handicap. The two and three quarters mile race finished in four minutes 6038 seconds, beating Hubbard's Saratoga mark from August 9, 1873. The winner carried 98 pounds.
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Associates Rem
San Diego
Cal
Ta Juana
Hubbard
Saratoga
Aus
Ust Rien
Death toll soars in Ut munitions blast amid Kurdish unrest
An explosion at a munitions depot in Ut, Turkish Armenia, killed 100 rebels and 60 townspeople as rebels pillaged the town. The Angora assembly approved a credit for partial mobilization to fight the Kurdish revolt.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Armenia
Angora
Unreadable OCR Item From Kimsi City Doctor Office
Fragmented readable text mentions a Kimsi City doctor and lines that resemble a medical or administrative note. The readable bits include names or phrases like Beda and Heteee Maca, with stray words such as Geant and Brekes. The full meaning and context are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Capital Prepares for Inauguration
Washington dispatch outlines looming retirements from Congress and diplomatic shuffles as the 68th Congress ends. Presidents elect Coolidge prepares for a four year term with heightened Secret Service security and a reinforced police presence surrounding inauguration procedures and White House access.
Tremors Stir City as Earthquake Scare Disturbs Broadway
Reports from Bu , Canada to Florence indicate a quake caused panic in Italian districts and crowds fleeing tenement streets. Police calm fears as rumbling trains and moving offices heightened the tension. two large buildings in Schenectady fell apart but caused no injuries. a Bloomfield theater stampede injured several as they fled after a balcony cry.
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Broadway
Woolworth
Schenectady
N.Y
Dyshee Familiea
Bloomfield
N. J
Many Important Bills Will Die in Congress This Session
The House and Senate will pace sessions around the clock before adjournment. Leaders believe most administration measures are doomed. The Cape Cod canal purchase rider to the rivers and harbors bill was rejected, ending that four year effort despite House approval. Focus shifts from large bills to smaller proposals as lawmakers seek to conclude business.
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House
Senate
Cape Cod ‘Canal
Congress
Tank
Bleen House
Smelting Company Earnings Increase Reported
The American Smelting & Refining Company reported 1924 earnings of 12.60 a share after preferred dividends, up 5.71 from the prior year. Product output included copper, lead, zinc, silver, and gold, with plans for Rosita mine operations and a new plant, enabling 50,000 tons of coal monthly.
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Associated Prose New York
American Smelting & Refining Comppany
Mexico
Sir Guggenholm
Rosita
Son of F Pioneer at Bozeman
Spacial Dispatch reports from Bozeman that James L. Martin Jr youngest son of the late James Martin died this morning at his home. He is survived by his mother Roy B Martin a banker well known in the state and his sister Julia Martin. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 AM Betenglone railways to on Saturday this year will cow nearly $1
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Standard
Bozeman
James 1
Martin Jr
James Ir
Martin
Montana
Tancer
Roy B Martin
Slater
Mise
Julia Martin
Final Papers Awarded In Y M C A Americanization Class
The Y M C A program under A T Follette at Butte high school granted diplomas to a diverse group after a government and U S history exam. Students from various nationalities completed the course, with sessions held twice weekly since October. Diplomas will be issued by the federal examiner at the Y M C A.
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A. T. Follette
Butte High School
Pugsley
United States
Mr. Follette
Carl M. Franzen
Frank Rossel
August Carlson
Albert Strom
Howard McGonigie
John D
Thomas
Martin A. Plenneveaux
Samuel A. Downs
Charles H. Wilson
Peter Sakellariou
Warner Street
William A. McKen- Joseph Karlin
Marko Luss
Y. Mt C
Sculptor Borglum vows to fight for his creation
New York March 1 Gutzon Borglum the sculptor of the Stone Mountain Confederate memorial arrived in the city after being discharged. He said he destroyed his inaccurate working model because of a belief in the artists right to final authority over their creation. He declared he would gladly go to jail rather than compromise and fight charges as he appeals to wealthy friends for support in his ownership dispute.
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New York
New York American
Gutzon Borglum
Stone ‘Mountain
Cam Ishins
Sim
Greensboro
Nis Medeie
Anya
Americums
Fink TS
Wedding of Mary Kling and Marquis de Brabant Quietly Held
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the marriage of Mrs Mary Clark Kling, former Senator Clarke's daughter, to Marquis de Brabant of Los Angeles. The ceremony occurred out of town on Saturday with few attendees including Charles W Clavi and Mrs Hopkins Heft. The couple are traveling and will split time between Los Angeles and New York, with no definite future plans announced.
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the Standard
New York
Mary Clark "Kling
William ‘A. Clarke
Montana
Charles Potter Kling
Marquis de Brabant
Los Angeles
Cal
Lewis Rutherford Morris
Rodney W. Williams
Charles W. Clavi
Hopkins Heft
der. de Brabant
Union Pacific Railway
Klan Under Fire in Kentucky Court
Lexington Kentucky March 1 The Ku Klux Klan in Kentucky is charged with setting up an autocratic government and using rooms to intimidate dissenters. The case seeks a receiver for the Knights here amid disputed actions and alleged misuses of precincts.
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KLAN
Kentucky
Lexington
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Fants ‘Rand
Kent "Kleero
Skeleton of Man 15 Found in Hills
A skeleton found in the hills is accompanied by a large Elgin watch with serial 2879 and seven jewels, a fine chain fragment, a gold tie clasp, a bar pin, and a nearly intact set of teeth. Police search found no weapon, and investigators consider death by accidental fall or possible foul play. The coroner planned an inquest. speculation linked the bones to possible divorce cases as wives had filed for desertion, with Peck once suspected of an escape nearby.
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Elgin
Iver
United Ites
Police
Sheriffa Omces
Bundie
Duggan
Fooms
Holland
Peck
Deer Lodge
Woodville
Grand Opera in English planned nationwide this fall
March 1 Grand opera sung in English will be produced at popular prices in cities across the country this fall under plans announced by the American Operatic Allied Arts foundation. The effort seeks to establish a national grand opera and end foreign leadership, with Otto H Kahn as honorary chairman and Max Rabinett as rector general. Members include Mrs. Vincent Astor, Dr Nicholas Murray, Butler, Frank A. Munsey, and associates such as David Belasco and Adolph S. Ochs.
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Associated Press
New York
American Operatic Allied Arts Foundation
Otto H Kahn
Danker
The
Arta
Max Rabinett
Vincent Astor
Nicholas Murray
Butler
Frank A. Munsey
David Belasco
Frederick MacMonnies
Mins Negas Moran McMein
Conde Naste
Adolph 8. Ochs
Conference on Sugar Problems Opened in Denver
March 1 conference between Great Western Sugar and Mountain States Test Growers Marketing Association met to address issues raised by the 1935 sugar beet crop price contract. The session, sponsored by chambers of commerce in 14 Northern Colorado sugar beet belt cities, could invite media attendance. No new developments were reported since the prior adjournment.
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Denver
Great’ Western Sugar’ Company
Mountain States Test Growers’ Marketing Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Colorado
Nora Ravel PPE For The Fifth Time
New York report notes Nora Ravel undergoing PPE for the fifth time with a reference to a weekend Saint event and local fan activity.
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Nora Ravel
Spectacle Presented by Bcharoagi Cast in Monarchical Tone
Event described as overwhelmingly monarchical and democratic in theme, with emphasis on pageantry and a paradoxical portrayal. The name Bcharoagi is cited as presenter, though details remain fragmentary.
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Bcharoagi
Great War Games Started By Fleet
The Pacific coast battle fleet under Admiral Samuel Robison begins a vast set of maneuvers off Lower California as the United States tests first line cruisers in a Pacific exercise. Vice Admiral J S McKean commands the overall force and the operation marks a major naval drill.
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Associated Press
Naval Base
Ban Pedro
Cat
Pacific Coast
Pacific Ocean
Picite
United
Staten Battle Feet
Samuel &. Robison
Entablan
Pacific
Lower California
Paco
Scouing
Atlantic
United States Navy
J. 8. McKean
Feasible Columbia Basin Project faces cost and plan choice
A board study weighs capital needs rising from 2500 to 4800 to start operations and compares gravity versus pumping schemes. It notes 1 660 000 acres could be reclaimed within a 100 foot pumping limit and highlights power sites, drainage conservation, and water supply. The preferred option combines Spokane and Pend OREILLE river sources.
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Spokane
Pend O'Reille
Columbia River
Pend O'Reide
Fosdick Quits His New York Church Clergy Headline
The Rev Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick, pastor of First Presbyterian Church in New York for six years, told his 2,000 worshippers he would resign rather than compromise his doctrine. He declared he would feel ashamed to be in this generation if he were not a heretic, and quoted the line God Be With You as the service ended. Women lingered to bid farewell as Fosdick called himself a heretic in the face of orthodoxy and official pressure from the General Assembly.
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Associated Press
W York
Harry Emerson
Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Swiss Chancellor Adolph Stelzer Dies at 66
Berne March 1 Adolph Stelzer Chancellor of Switserland died today at age 66. He led the government during his tenure and was a prominent political figure in Swiss affairs.
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Prose
Berne
Adolph Stelzer
Switserland
Photos by Wire Prove Success in Transcontinental Test
The Associated Press reports a seven minute transmission of photographs via telephone wires 3600 miles to New York Chicago and San Francisco. Officials say the test shows a practical system for rapid cross country image transfer with excellent likenesses.
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Washington
American Telephone
Tel Graph Company
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Cites
Prostate Myths and Home Cure Claims
An old advertisement touts a prostate remedy promising relief from night urination and related back and leg pain. It cites high failure risk of untreated symptoms, offers a two dollar trial and a money back guarantee, urging readers to mail in a coupon or pay on delivery. The text labels the product as reliable and stresses a tonic effect.
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James Fitzgerald
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