Father 15 Recovering Inquest Ties Slaying To Family
Denver March 3 Associated Press Frances Bishop sister of Hazel Blazer testified the 32 year old victim, described as a crippled child woman, could not self administer the fatal dose. She said Hazel had a paralytic illness since infancy and could only roll or crawl. Witnesses said the deformed daughter and her father were together during the day of the alleged slaying. Page 7.
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General Pershing Ill in Cuban Hotel Room
The clan advised him to stay in bed as engagements for March 4 were canceled due to his indisposition. His physician ordered rest after his long trip, and officials said he would be able to resume duties shortly.
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Farewell Banquet Honors Charles Boeing at Silver Bow Club
More than 200 of Butte's leading citizens gathered at the Silver Bow club to bid farewell to Charles Boeing retiring general manager of the Granby Mining and Smelting company of British Columbia. Toasts, songs, and addresses lauded his distinguished career and public esteem, closing with a humorous yet poignant address.
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Silver Bow Club
Soiree Neta Aed
Butte
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Granby Mining and “Smelting Company
British Columbia
J. Bruce
Colur Wa
Philippine clashes claim fanatic lives near San Jose
Agrarian troubles have sparked clashes between tenants and landowners in Nueva Bela. Several participants were killed near San Jose, with ongoing unrest and confrontations reported as authorities investigate the deaths.
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Atiims
San Jose
Nueva’ Bela
Six Children to Start for Hospital at Billings
Six youngsters from Butte depart at 7 this morning for the Orthopedic hospital in Billings for operations and treatment. The group includes Edward Smith, Tony Brierjane, Melvin Raffets and three others, all crippled by disease yet able to attend school. The workers finish canvassing tonight with a charity ball at the Winter Garden to raise funds, with Ernest Loomis providing entertainment.
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Melvin Raffets
Utah Avenue
Billings
Butte
Mra Kaffeis
Wint Garden
HJ. Merkle
Ernest Loomis
Winter Garden
Simplicity to mark Coolidge inauguration ceremony
President Coolidge will take the oath for a new four year term in a simple, non extravagant ceremony at the Capitol. The event will use the Bible from his grandmother and occur in the Senate Chamber with thousands of citizens present. Charles G. Dawes will be sworn in as vice president marking the first time in 19 months the country has a VP.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Cone Deak
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Till
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Congress Probe Seeks Extension Funds For State Institutions
Senator Paul urged attention to two bills on apportioned institutions and agricultural extension work as House holds larger appropriation measures. A chart supposedly shows state annual expenditures on rations and bureaus, with past two years totaling about 3 million dollars. Seven U.S. Army personnel were seriously burned in a powder explosion at Schofield Barracks Honolulu, one possibly fatally, while loading powder for forthcoming deployment.
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Associated Press
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General Mitchell's Drive On Army and Navy Chiefs
Brigadier General Willis Mitchell launches an air power campaign aimed at top Army and Navy leaders. Washington dispatches describe the move as bold though its likely outcome remains uncertain, with speculation about its impact on wartime strategy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Willis Mitchell
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Butte to Honor W A Clark With Tender Ceremony
Butte plans a tender funeral for W A Clark the Montana copper king and financier to be held at an Episcopal church at 3 15 pm with the memorial cortege to Woodlawn cemetery New York beside his first wife and three children. The event will be attended by his mining and milling interests and public buildings will close as a mark of respect.
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Ace Raltemastad
Final touches at pavilion for Butte autoshow
At the pavilion dealers prepare exhibits for the auto show opening Thursday at o o'clock. Show Manager KN cock schedules seven nights of events and promises plenty to attract visitors. Most dealers expect their displays to be in place tonight with accessories displays nearly complete. Professional entertainment is planned for opening night.
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Death of William A. Clark Mourned by Montana Leaders
John D. Ryan of Ansomunda Company and Branachit Counsel mourn the death of William A. Clark in a telegram from New York dated March 3 1925. The message expresses esteem for the departed pioneer and citizen and extends sympathy to Montanans.
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Ansomunda Company
LO. Branachit
William A. Clark
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Monntana
Unett Norrow
Ryan
New York
Funeral in Gotham Deliberations by Family
Family members decided on a funeral plan in Gotham and will hold services at the Clark mansion with Rector Rev Ernst Me Bulres officiating. Interment is to follow at Woodlawn Cemetery with intimate friends and relatives in attendance. W Glaze Jr is expected to arrive from the West later Thursday.
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Clark Mansion
Ernst * Me. Bulres
Wt. Thomas Episcopal Church
W. Glaze, Jr
Notable End of Sixty-Eighth Congress Nears Adjour
Washington March 3 The Sixty-eighth congress winds down with little to do before adjournment sine die as both houses fail to meet in session on the eve of inauguration and final action centers on the second deficiency bill amid a flurry of bills passing or stalling in a congress marked by a tame windup.
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Associated
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Turkish cabinet steps out amid cabinet reshuffle
The Turkish cabinet under Bey moved forward with a motion embodying the extreme list as the president urged Fethi Bey to act on pending appointments. The exchange signals a cabinet reshuffle and ongoing efforts to fill key positions.
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Fethi Bey
Senate rejects modified McNary-Haugen grain bill
The senate defeats an amended McNary-Haugen grain export bill by 69 to 17 as an amendment to the naval omnibus. Senator Howell of Nebraska offered the measure, with Capper of Kansas and agriculture committee support. The proposal would affect irrigation and water management along the Columbia River and its tributaries, with no immediate action expected.
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Grain Export Corporation
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Kansas
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Columbia
Department of the Interior
Slayer of Leadville officer surrenders in Butte
Rumors swirl as a suspect linked to the Leadville officer killing is said to have surrendered in Butte after a long pursued escape. Old timers recall Duggan and other figures in local gambling circles, with suspicion shifting toward a man allegedly fled to Canada before years of pursuit.
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Achievements Mark Secretaries Term In Diplomacy History
Washington March 4 The long tenure of Secretary Hughes is honored as a pivotal era in American diplomacy. Since taking over from the war era to private life he oversaw numerous negotiations and treaties including the armistice era group and routine pacts, reshaping Far East relations and Mexico amid global shifts and lingering conflicts.
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