Texas Vote In Battle Factor
The piece analyzes how Texas results impact McAdoo and Underwood, with Texas delegates shaping momentum for the South and West or bolstering Underwood’s bid. It discusses Georgia and Massachusetts as pivotal states, noting Smith’s rising support and potential defections from McAdoo allies. The piece cites the New York Herald and Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Texas
Underwood
Georgia
Smith
New York
Massachusetts
Ohio
West
South
New York Herald and Tribune
Public Works and Court Actions Prompt City Council Change
Petitions from Mrs. Sarah Mitchell and C W Ruten for installation of gasoline tanks were granted. The judiciary committee reports about 1400 in damages from a damage suit to be paid to the Butte Miners union and recommends payment of court damages to several individuals by the city. The present council will meet for the last time Monday in a special session. the following Wednesday a new organization with three incoming members will convene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Mitchell
Harrison Avenue
C. W. Ruten
Montana Street
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Butte Miners’ Union
William Lowney
Pat Boland
Jim Woods
Absconding agent rides to Broadway to hide theft
George Lister, an American Express agent from Sausalito, fled coast to New York by riding brakes to dodge spending the stolen $14,000 until he reached Broadway. Sheriff J. J. Keating reports Lister guarding a portfolio of clippings related to his deeds along Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rafael
Cal
George Lister
American Express Company
Sausalito
Here
New York
Broadway
J. J. Keating
Lister
Autographs insured in London tied to new hemp stitched boat
A fragment indicates six hundred autographs in London were insured for a newly designed wooden boat stitched with hemp thread. The item hints at an insured collectible or craft project with nautical themes within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Southern storm kills dozens across four states
A violent southern storm tore through Tennessee Arkansas line into Tennessee Georgia Alabama and touched Louisiana and Mississippi before striking South Carolina. At least 66 people died statewide with 18 in Richland County and 80 injured. Widespread damage included a demolished schoolhouse trapping 75 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee-Arkansas
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Associated Press
Columbia
D. C
Richland County
Horrell Hill
Lykesland
Carrie Hornsby
Rose Hill
Tornado Hits Effingham County Florence Killing Fifteen
A tornado struck the Effingham section of Florence county this afternoon killing fifteen people and injuring about fifty. Many homes were wrecked and bodies and wounded were carried up to 150 yards. Reports indicate an undetermined number of Black residents were killed in the Elim area.
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Associated Press
Florence
8. C
Effingham
Florence County
Elim
Trapped Students Among Tornado Victims at Horrell Hill
Six teens including four school children died when twin tornadoes struck Horrell Hill, about 20 miles from Columbia. The school house was demolished and 75 children were trapped under fallen timbers as the storms met shortly before noon.
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Horrell Hill
Columbia
Sumter County
South Carolina
Anderson
Florence
Florence County
Lexington County
Darlington County
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Sumter
Walnut Grove
Shreveport
Arkansas
Texarkana
Associated Press
8. C
Here
Windstorm Kills Three in Bynum North Carolina
Three people died and eight were seriously injured when a windstorm struck Bynum in Chatham County North Carolina this afternoon. Reports from Durham say the storm caused widespread damage and injuries with emergency crews responding to the scene tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Associated Press
Durham
N. C
Bynum
Chatham County
Tornado Devastates Martin County with Heavy Damage
A tornado struck Martin County near Rocky Mount North Carolina around 3 PM injuring nearly forty people and causing property damage estimated at one million dollars. The storm carved a 300 yard wide path about 15 miles long.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
Martin County
Tornado Wipes Out Town in Georgia
Augusta reports a tornado razed Ficklen near dawn. Postmaster K. G. Patrick is dead, several injured, and damage pegged at about $40,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Ficklen
K. G. Patrick
Storm Hit Maplewood Causes Injury and Heavy Loss
A five minute storm struck Maplewood in Amelia County Virginia causing injuries to four people and property and livestock losses estimated at 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Associated Press
Richmond
Maplewood
Amelia County
Big Earie Approves Spring Preparations
The courthouse recognizes spring as work begins with janitors removing the storm vestibule at the front entrance. A huge golden eagle, noted for its Dec 12 parade appearance, arrived to observe the scene, circling above the courthouse for about an hour before heading southeast toward its home near the Highland mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Indians and Tourists Clash Over Arizona Quarantine
In 1949 near Yuma a delegation of 30 Indian women led talks with motor tourists stranded by Arizona foot and mouth embargo. The visitors were invited to leave the reservation but later returned amid resumed negotiations. Citizens face bridge closures and a formaldehyde wash deters crossing for unshod workers.
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Yuma
Here
Arizona
Los Angeles
State Line
Urge Membership in World Court Promoted by Leaders
Washington April 30. Leaders from church groups industry law and education urged U S participation in the world court as hearings opened before a Senate Foreign Relations sub committee. The Federal Council of Churches Chamber of Commerce American Bar Association and World Peace Foundation voiced support while Bishop Brent and others warned of public fatigue over delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Bar
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Federal Council of Churches
Charles H. Brent
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
New York
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Walker D. Hines
American Bar Association
George W. Wickersham
World Peace Foundation
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
League of Nations
Amerca
Bishop Brent
James L. Laidlaw
Woman's Non-Partisan League
Senate Committee
Hines
Chamber
Wickersham
Viola Dana on set and kitchen stove during illness
Viola Dana used extra cold cream and powder for Dont Doubt Your Husband at the Ansonia theater. She spent time in the kitchen as Aunt Julia, the cook, was ill, and she notes a shift to simple meals and canned foods.
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Viola Dana
Metro
Ansonia Theater
Julia
Miss Dana
The Empress Presents The O’Brien Girl And Polly With a Past
The Empress theater runs The O’Brien Girl this week by the Mary Newton company highlighting freshness charm and usefulness. Next week Belasco’s Polly With a Past is slated to feature as a season highlight from the Empress management.
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O'Brien
Empress Theater
Mary Newton
Company of Players
Belasco
Polly
Empress
Pledge Support to Legion Plan Spurs Butte Project
In Butte a campaign backs an auditorium project with the bulk of costs to be borne by the Legion post. Earle Genz berger extols the project as a civic asset. W R Van Orden chairs allied patriot groups pledging support from United Spanish War Veterans and others. Mrs Johannah Grigg and Mrs P H Tevlin pledge their organizations. The program features Pat Sullivan’s boxing midgets, solos by Anna Dooley and Bill Roberts, and piano by Catherine Burns.
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Butte Legion Post
Earle Genzberger
Butte
W. R. van Orden
Combined Patriotic Societies of
United Spanish War Veterans
Johannah Grigg
The
War Mothers
P. H. Tev
Gallatin Pioneer Walter Cooper Buried in Bozeman
Funeral services for Walter Cooper were held at the Presbyterian church in Bozeman with a large attendance including Gallatin lodge No. 6 A F and A M. The Masons escorted the burial to the cemetery with honorary pallbearers named and active pallbearers listed. The Rev H G Klemme officiated and floral tributes included a piece from W A Clark of Butte.
Mass Meeting of Colored People in Butte Tonight
The colored citizens of Butte hold a mass meeting this evening at the A M E church 600 South Idaho Street under the Butte branch of the NAACP. The group aims to guard against race prejudice and gain greater social advantages for colored residents. The meeting will include a discussion on city and county consolidation after the regular program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Citizens of
Butte
South
Idaho Street
National Association For the Advancement of the Colored People
Congressman Knutson testifies in own Virginia trial
Congressman Harold Knutson of Minnesota took the stand in Arlington county Virginia to relate his life story and recount a March car trip with Leroy Hull a Washington government clerk. He said they were arrested under no unusual circumstances and his testimony will continue tomorrow as Hull faces cross examination.
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Associated Press
Washington
Arlington County
Virginia
Harold Knutson
Minnesota
Leroy M. Hull
Hull
Knutson
London bus network carries vast daily passenger flow
The Greater London bus fleet numbers about 4000 vehicles and serves over 2 million passengers each day, highlighting the capital’s extensive urban transit system and high daily ridership.
Income Tax Schedules debated amid tax cut proposals
Senate democrats endorsed Senator Simmons plan replacing Mellon's scheme. Simmons would raise the top surtax to 40 percent and cut normal income taxes for those under 8000 dollars by 50 percent. Reed and Glass advocated tax safeguards to curb evasion and increase revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Pennsylvania
Glass
Virginia
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Democrats
Simmons
North Carolina
Mellon
Washington May Actions Highlight Senate and House Conferees
In May in Washington conferees from the Senate and House reached agreement on the soldier bonus bill while other panels pursued oil, world court, and fiscal questions. President Coolidge welcomed statues from the Hungarian American society. Federal probes continued into oil hearings and antitrust policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Coolidge
Washington and
Kossuth
Ziegfeld's Sally dazzles Butte in near capacity show
The Sally musical sensation from Ziegfeld played Broadway last night to a packed crowd in Butte. Leon Errol Walter Catlett Shirley Vernon Kathleen Martyn Irving Fisher and Katherine Sacker head a large cast with dazzling costumes and a strong chorus. The Land of the Butterflies ballet with Victor Herbert music stands out amid sparkling dances and popular songs. The show earns enthusiastic praises for energy, costumes and overall entertainment.
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Sally
New York
Leon Errol
Walter Catlett
Shirley Vernon
Kathleen Martyn
Irving Fisher
Katherine Sacker
Victor Herbert
Errol
Schnitza Komisski
Schnitza
Butte
Consolidation Opponents Denounce Misrepresentation
The Standard publishes Senator B K Wheeler’s telegram denying misrepresentation in the city county consolidation campaign. Wheeler states he has approved no plan and will vote against the Walker-Roscow bill. Wheeler sent the message via John J Caplis secretary of the Liberty League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Wheeler
Standard
Wheeler
John J. Caplis
Liberty League
Walker-Roscow
First Woman Doctor Registered in Japan
Madame Chako Kuroda becomes Japan's first woman physician to be registered and awarded an M D degree by the Imperial University of Tokyo for a violet rays thesis. She teaches at the Tokyo Higher Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Chikako Kuroda
Tokio Higher Normal School
Imperial University of
Local Meat Prices Shown With Varied Rates
A fragment lists meat prices such as salt pigs feet 15 cents per pound and beet brisket. Other items include freed spareribs shoulder pork steak veal stew and beef stew priced at 25 cents and 15 cents per pound respectively.
A Sure Way to End Dandruff
A claim describes using four ounces of liquid arvon from a drug store applied nightly to the scalp to dissolve and destroy dandruff. The advertisement asserts itching and scalp digging stop, and hair becomes fluffy lustrous glossy and soft after one to several applications.
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East Side
Bellans
BIG Earie
Epizoot IG
World Court
Ansonia
Legion Plan
Gallatin
Bozeman
Greater London
Senate Oil Committee
Federal Grand Jury
James F. Klecka
Baltimore
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Daugherty
Huston Thomson
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Hoover
Iegfeld
Health
Ters
Kalin
Kell
Kellogg's
Pamey
Delicia
Lwich
Tao
Hiawatha
Mazda
Blanchard
Silver Butte
Linu
Rome
Hood River
Kennewick
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