The Sun’s Dimming Dooms Us in 1956 Says Dr Abbott
The article cites Dr Abbott warning of a continued drop in solar heat and a 3 percent annual loss. It recalls Sir Robert Ball’s scenario of a cooling sun ending in a frozen Earth, predicting by 1956 a universal ice carnival with oceans freezing and life halted.
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Robert Ball
Gabriel
Anon
New York
London
Berlin
Paris
Pekin
Los Angeles
Equator
Tropics
Earth
Jack
Speculation on Nelson's successor unsettles Minnesota politics
Minnesota circles debate who should replace Senator Nelson after his death. Governor Preus faces pressure from party regulars to appoint a pro administration Republican, while Lt. Governor Collins rejects any plan to resign to enable a senate appointment. The move could affect the narrow Republican majority and amid factional feuds in Minnesota, the vacancy sparks broad political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Nelson
Harding
Preus
Collins
Prews
Senate
World Court
Nicholson
Colorado
Kellogg
Labor Party
Shipstead
SUNSHINE AND FROST Across the Sun’s waning heat
The article notes a 3 to 4 percent drop in the sun’s temperature over the last 15 months, with ongoing decline. Dr B Abbott, secretary of the National Academy of Sciences, warns that this extraordinary change signals the sun may cool further and affect future conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
B. Abbott
National Academy of Sciences
Prevention the Thing Forest Fires and Civic Vigilance
A long column notes dry April conditions raise forest fire risk from cigarette stubs and careless campers. It urges universal fire safety, Boy Scout lessons, and leaving no embers. It also touches on Lausanne, Harding, Lenine, and German prisoners, in a didactic, wry tone.
60 Day Window Planned for New Montana Highway
Butte mobilizes a highway drive as Hessett Construction of Salt Lake visits the chamber of commerce to bid on paving the Montana Street Holmes Avenue federal highway. The firm pledges a bond with forfeiture if earth is not turned quickly and completion in 60 days after work starts. Road builders praise the natural bed and expect rapid hard-surface construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana Street
Holmes Avenue
Hessett Construction Company
Salt Lake
Fighteen Mile Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Murder Charge Without Bala Continues Inquest Evidence
Testimony links J Allen Mills to a pistol on the night of the class rush as students search for Mills who vanished after the Mount case. Mare witness Baron Kroohn recalls Mills carrying a revolver amid protests. Arthur Persinger, tied to a pier earlier, receives a telegram urging information. Authorities seek Mills in Chicago and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mount
T. J. Fell
J. Allen Mills
Mount
Mills
Baron Kroohn
Kroohn
Chicago
Wyoming
Arthur Persinger
Persinger
Williamson
W. Va
Law and motion calendars heard in Missoula court
The docket includes Lucille Strange granted a divorce from Hugh Strange by Judge Carroll after the defendant failed to appear. Demurrers and pleadings in cases against Ben Bank Clara McAuley and S H Simeon were addressed, with transfers and continuances noted. Probate actions proceed with letters granted in several estates and final accounts approved. An Erik Peterson subpoena was issued for a murder trial witness. A divorce action Alberya Holmsen vs Cato Holm sen cites cruelty. Hammerfest, Norway, noted as Europe’s northernmost city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Strange
Hugh Strange
Carroll
Clara McAuley
Ben Bank
S. H. Simeon
Department One
Judge Lynch
Florence M. Neubecker
Lawrence Kelsey Reed
Joseph G. Richards
Thirza Richards
Julia Harrington
Christ Holman
Alexander Cohen
Rachel E. Williams
John Olson
Louis P. Bowman
Lina Devine
Erik Peterson
Philipsburg
Axel Holmquist
J. A. Walsh
Helena
Patrick J. Hamilton
Hamilton
California
Lynch
Montana
Alberya Holmsen
Cato Holmsen
Missoula
David Dodds
District Court
Justice O'Neill
Dodds
Defense of Allen Bet o Under Way
A detailed defense defense recounts that Allen shot Greenbeck after a confrontation near Park and Main streets following Greenbeck allegedly threatening him. Witnesses described prior threats and Allen’s peaceful conduct, with several corroborating testimonies on Allen’s reputation and the circumstances of the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Beto
St James Babies At Home Social Saturday
The Staters of St James hospital invite all babies born between March 1 1920 and May 12 1923 to an at home social on May 12 from 2 to 4 pm. Mothers may bring babies and refreshments will be served with a souvenir for every St James baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Hospital
Man
St. James
Trial updates on Allen Greenbeck case at theater
Witness Marcus Sweeney testified he saw one man chasing another before the theater and heard two shots. Tom Weir arrested Allen as the defense pressed motions about Greenbeck’s private detective employment, while jurors were disqualified and continuances sought amid questions of reputation and alleged threats.
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Greenbeck
Jerry le Graff
Allen
Elm Orlu
Walker
San Francisco
Bert Hager
le Graff
Hager
Richard Powers
D. A. Porter
Porter
Joe Powell
Joe
Powell
Tom Prendergast
Jack Curran
William Dugan
Dugan
A. R. Camitsch
Camitsch
Marcus Sweeney
Tom Weir
Rotering
Geagan
Canning
Office Quarters Offered 10 Gi
The city council and I recommend that the foregoing arrangements be concurred in by resolution of this board. Respectfully Lou Freudenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Freudenstein
Old Mining Man of Walkerville 18 Dead
Capt. William John Hoar aged 63 died last evening at his home 427 South Ohio street after months of illness. Born in Cornwall England he came to Walkerville 37 years ago. Survived by five cousins including Capt. Sam Hoar of Virginia Minn and William F. Hoar of Walkerville. Remains are at Daly-Shea chapel. no funeral arrangements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John Hoar
South
Ohio Street
Cornwall
England
Walkerville
Hill City
Sam Hoar
Virginia, Minn
Butte
Acoma_ hotel
William F. Hoar
Joseph G. Hoar
South Butte
T. Hoar
Meaderville
Hugdert
Daly-Shea
Turks over French fears unwarranted
Turkey denies threatening the Syrian frontier in response to French protests. Turkish circles say de mobilizing is a step toward peace at Lausanne and not a plan to menace French troops in Syria.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Turkey
Syria
France
Two Women Held for Murder Blast
Mrs. Henrietta Wagner and Mrs. Peters Skillian bound over to the grand jury in Paducah Kentucky charged in the dynamite explosion that damaged a residence last Monday, killed Mrs. Rosetta Warren and her unborn child. Wagner charged with willful murder Skillian charged with conspiracy to commit murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paducah, Ky
Henrietta Wagner
Peters Skillian
Rosetta Warren
Wagner
Skillian
Holmquist Murder Cases Delayed to May 8
Three Holmquist murder cases were continued to May 8 because of the ongoing Harry Allen trial. The Allen case is expected to occupy Monday Tuesday and part of Wednesday, likely causing another Holmquist postponement.
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Axel Holmquist
Harry Allen
Allen
Holmquist
Postal convention dates revised for eight states
Postmaster General New today announced a revised schedule of postal employee conventions with changes in dates. Helena Montana moves from July 7 to June 18 while Reno Nevada shifts to June 25 and San Francisco to June 27. Oregon Portland moves to July 4 and Seattle to July 6, and Marion Ohio to July 1.
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Washington
New Today
Helena
Mont
Reno
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Marion
Ohio
New York Repeal Sparks Prohibition Debate Nationwide
National leaders react as New York Legislature votes to repeal the state enforcement code. Officials warn of federal takeover to enforce prohibition and possible shift of the rum fleet to Canadian waters. Diplomats discuss Aquor case while lawmakers call for strong federal action and constitutional respect.
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York
Haynes
Smith
Border Patrol
New York
New Jersey
Coast Guard Service
Prohibition
Dominios
Supreme Court
Jusserand
Hugres
State Department
Supreme Agount
Massachusetts
Maryland
Sterling
South Dakota
Senate
New York State
Graham
Illinois
House
United States
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti Saloon League
Association Against the
W. H. Slayton
New Friends for Butte 10 Be Made
Butte plans a week of free entertainments for visitors with coupon books for admission. Railroad fares refunded on purchases from distant travelers. Up town districts to be decorated and a grand Market Week parade opens Thursday with over 200 floats and bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Resignation of Montana School of Mines Metallurgy Chief
President G W Craven announced Prof Horace T Mann head of metallurgy will resign in June after four years at the Montana School of Mines He came from Missouri School of Mines Rolla to Butte and will pursue a PhD at MIT next year Mrs Mann will return to Missouri and attend the University of Missouri summer quarter Dr M Blackburn earned a year leave to study at the University of Chicago with family to accompany him Mrs Blackburn and daughter Barbara move to Chicago Curtis Wilson metallurgy instructor and wife plan a New York City summer at Columbia University and will return for September classes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Craven
Horace T. Mann
Mann
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
Do. M. Blackburn
University of Chicago
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Anafonda Standard
Dr. Abbott
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
West Park Street
the Daily and Sunday Standard
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Bozeman and
Canada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
THE
Prudden
King & Prudden, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Globe
Boston
Steger
Sharon
San Fernando
Senator Nelson
Northwestern University
White House
Hammerfest
Norway
Europe
Swanson
Park Street
Main Street
W. H. Countryman
Nick Malis
Burt Marsh
Alex Loicelle
Jerry Legraff
Wyoming Street
Lillian Matthews
U. 5
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