Eight Other Bodies Found In WV Mine Disaster
Ev erettsville mine explosion in Fairmont West Virginia leaves ninety one feared dead with eleven known killed by nightfall eight bodies removed two at the tipple and one in a hospital while eighty still entombed as rescue crews push to reach them Harold Davis an 18 year old weighman was badly injured and died later identified dead include Jim Morrison and Robert Petare as efforts continue to recover victims and control fires on the tipple and entryways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prep
Fairmont
W. Va
Everettsville
New England Fuel and Transportation Company
Harold Davis
Ntoona
Jim Morrison
Robert, Petare
Neare
West Virginia
Manuel Perpo
Fie
Montana's Bill for Luxuries Is Large
Helena April 30 The Montana budget shows annual state消费 for luxuries totaling about 12.4 million dollars across tobacco soft drinks theaters candy jewelry sporting goods perfumes and cosmetics. Figures derive from a 1924 U S Treasury total of 424 290 800 distributed by the National Education Association research division as approximate state allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pri
Helena
Montana
United States Treasury Department
Research Division
The
National Education
Explosion Injures Boy Losing Fingers After Cap Blast
A 10 year old boy, Frank Brager, suffered the loss of parts of two fingers and facial wounds from what is believed to be a dynamite cap explosion found the previous evening. He was treated at Murray hospital by Dr Worde and Dr James. The blast also gashed his right leg. Further details were noted on page 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brager
John Brager
East
Galena Street
Brager
Murray Hospital
William J Fallon Dies, Noted Criminal Lawyer in New York
William J Fallon, a famed criminal lawyer who advised many notable Broadway figures, died last night in New York at 41. Known for his rich oratory and keen mind, he reportedly earned about $400,000 yearly in peak years but left little behind financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pre
New York
Tegal
Willman J. Fallon
Fallon
Montana Highway Commission rushes to secure federal road funds
Montana's highway commission plans extended hours and a larger draftsman staff to complete 200 miles of road data for federal aid totaling about 2.6 million dollars. Chief Hiner Howard Holmes says proposals must be signed by the secretary of agriculture by July 1 and approved by federal offices. Helena payroll at about 80,000 dollars monthly with staff expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proce
Elena
Montana
State Highway Commission
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Sig
Nature
En- Hiner Howard
Holmes
Highway Department
Porter
Helena
Ie State
New Mayor and Council Take Over Butte Government
The old regime ends at noon with Mayor W. D. Horgan presiding. Kerr Beadle to take office at 8 p.m. inaugural address and appointee announcements expected. New aldermen named, Beadle silent on appointments. several wards see changes, with holdovers among other members. Beadle to attend noon session as spectator. sine die adjournment to conclude the old administration. Mayor-elect Beadle to preside at the evening ceremony amid anticipated staff for the new regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Beadle
W. D. Horgan
Kerr Beadle
Horgan
On Nah
Dld
Ray Coughlin
Joseph Dulty
Edmund J. Sullivan
M. J. Mulholland
John Callow
Ed Kean
Thomas R Dorgan
RE. William
Dan J. McGrath
Lattie
Torgan
Beadie
Ely
Lowden Mansion Swept By Arkansas River Flood
Flood waters from a South Bend levee break in Southeast Arkansas poured into the Arkansas River floodplain near Pine Bluff on April 9. The surge damaged homes and swept away the Lowden mansion of former Governor Frank C. Lowden, located close to the breach and within the raging water’s direct path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas
South Bend
Frank C. Lowden
Ipols
Autremont brothers linked to Siskiyou tunnel train holdup
Portland reports April 20 say Ray de Autremont, wanted on an indictment for murder in the Southern Pacific train holdup at the Siskiyou tunnel in Oregon in 1523, was reportedly under arrest in Manila. Hugh de Autremont, his brother, went on trial here Monday on charges of participating in the same holdup in which three trainmen were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ray de Autremont
Turder
Southern Pacific
Siskiyou Tunnel
Oregon
Manila
Beresay
Hugh de Autremont
Goen
Innocent Victim of Snyder Grime Will Be Witness
Added to the list of prospective witnesses in the Snyder Gray trial, which resumes Monday, is the name of a child who, by being born a girl, faced a different fate. The article notes the ongoing proceedings and references a continuation in another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Associated Pros
New York
Snyder-Gray
Spirited Farm Horse Fatality In Missoula Youth Dragged
In Missoula on April 30 18 year old J William Ilson worked on a farm owned by C V Nielson near Stevens ile. While holding a roped horse the animal lurched dragged him into a fence causing fatal injuries. He died in a hospital at Ste. Sensville after being released from the rope. He had lived in Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
J. William Ilson
Hte
C. V. Nielson
Stevensile
Hore
Nielsons
Wieleon
Sloe
Rome
Allan Great Grenath
Nielaen
Ste. Sensville
Alleged aerial smudglers slain by U S raiders
Arthur Daugherty a 24 year old aviator was shot and killed during a federal raid that led to the capture of seven other aviators and seizure of three planes at Exele airport. Immigrant investigators claim ten Chinese were brought from Tijuana Mexico but no loaded evidence was found. Police failed to locate other aliens. a large caliber pistol and ammunition were found in one cockpit. Rex Purcell testified Daugherty died without a chance to defend his wife as raiders moved to dismantle the alleged ring centered around Hugh Mesjenny of Ted Top distillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Los Angeles
Arthur AL Daugherty
Oficers
Exele Air
Tijuana
Mexico
Tor Carr
Hugh Mes Jenny
Ted Top Distil Ry
Bags
Atlegad
Rex Purcell
Daugherty
Emmett Longbrake
Yerba
Linda
Jack O'Brien
B. J. Chaney
F. Cunningham
A. E. Flem
Colma
Chaplin to Open Purse for Wife in Court Order
Los Angeles April 30 Charlie Chaplin’s purse strings will loosen Sunday as Chaplin’s lawyers honor a court order for 847,200 in alimony and a vehicle annuity for Mrs. Chaplin. The dispute began in January over divorce and support, with 374,829 already allotted for court costs and related payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prone
Los “Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Liza Grey Chaplin
Chapin
Japlin
Belmont mine to install 5000-foot hoist this week
Workmen at the Belmont shaft begin changing to the new 5000-foot hoist and auxiliary engine this morning. The task, described by Chauncey L. Berrien, will finish Monday night, with the giant hoist in active service Tuesday morning. The Belmont plant, largest of its kind in the West, features two massive engines and sturdy cables amid high mining expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Company
Belmont
Chauncey L. Berrien
Berrien Enidr
Inglall
Facar
Flood waters threaten Arkansas towns amid rising crevasse flood
AP dispatch from Pine Bluff reports a 600 foot crevasse in South Bend levee releasing flood waters that menaced at least 2000 people within 30 miles. Residents fled lowlands from Dumas to McGehee as boats ferried highways and rescue crews searched flooded fields toward the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
South Bend
Arkansas
Dumas
Walnut Lake
Tillar
McGehee
Carlier
Take Village
Arkansas City
Col
Joe. L. Harris
Monticello
Missonippi
Kentucky Boy Lives But Friends Believe Battle Is Hopeless
Walter J. Boothe, a paralyzed farmer lad, clung to life in Roanoke as friends and doctors described his condition as precarious. For days, neighbors have pumped air into his lungs, hoping to sustain him while he muttered phrases of relapse yet rallied, though the outlook remained grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Roanoke
Walter J. Boothe
Boothe
Anaconda voters approve 200000 school bond issue
Voters in Deer Lodge county district elect to issue $200,000 in school bonds to fund a new Central school building on Main and Fourth Streets. The ballot totaled 271 yes and 111 no with Daly School as the sole polling place. Construction is expected to begin after term ends and occupancy planned early next year. Architects are preparing specifications and bids for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
Sehools
Daly
Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST Workers OF
Vinginia
Half Holiday
Monster
Greenville, Miss
Iver
William J
Highway Commission
Lowden
Lorraine
U.S
Chaplin
Belmont Mine
West
World
Butte Hill
Belmonte Mountain
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!