Two Bishops Lead 138 Knights of Columbus Class
The Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree class in Great Falls includes bishops George E. Finnigan and Mathias C. Lenihan among 138 candidates from 13 Montana councils and 10 outside the state. Montana officers and district deputies outlined for the convention running from tomorrow morning to Tuesday.
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Knights OF Columbus
Great Falls
Associated Press
George E. Finnigan
Helena
Mathias C. Lenihan
J. T. McMahon
Billings
Montana
John H. Reddings
Denver
Jere E, Shea
Butte
William J. McGinley
New Haven
Conn
Norbert C. Hoff
Mount St. Charles College
J. A. Walsh
St. Gregory
John L. Slattery
United States
Hugh N. Marron
Wolf Point
McMahon
State Council
D. W. Fitzpatrick
Missoula
Pat R. Gagner
W. D. Loftus
John F. Cooke
Thomas F. McCarvel
Anaconda
Veteran auto racer Dave Lewis dead in canyon blaze
AP report from Los Angeles notes that 46 year old Dave Lewis, a veteran automobile race driver, shot himself with a shotgun in his San Francisquito canyon cabin as a brush fire he set spread uncontrollably. Deputies say he had been clearing brush and fled to his cabin before self inflicting the wound. The fire was controlled after burning less than an acre.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Dave Lewis
San Francisquito Canyon
Here
Lewis
Convention Week Five Delegates Stir Gop and Dems
Washington dispatch reports Hoover momentum and Mellons bold prediction for Kansas City while opposition bets on Lowden Dawes and Coolidge. Democrats seek anti Smith blocs as primaries in New Jersey Oregon Wyoming Montana South Carolina Colorado New Mexico shape delegate totals.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mellon
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Kansas City
Smith
New York
Suport
Houston
New Jersey
Oregon
Wyoming
Montana
Alabama
Vermont
South Carolina
Colorado
New Mexico
Milwaukee Welcomes Bremen Fliers Amid Parade Crowds
Milwaukee staged a holiday scene as a parade greeted the Bremen fliers with a quarter million onlookers. St Louis prepared to host Col Charles Lindbergh’s homecoming while relief pilots changed plans for the Bremen operation with Lieutenants Cobb Quisada and Fairchild flying amphibians from Boston to St John and back to Washington.
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Koehl
Milwaukee
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bremen
Associated Presse
Boston
Richard E. Cobb
Massachusetts National Guard
St. John's
N. B
Elwood Quisada
Washington
Greenly Island
Muir Fairchild
James E. Fechet
H. ©. Davidson
Bolling
Quisada
Cobb
St. John
Fairchild
Major Davidson
Two Men Booked on Vagrancy Charges After Bacon Find
Fred Long and George Rooney were booked at the city jail on state vagrancy charges. Officers Kinney and Van Orden arrested them on East Front street. A three pound piece of bacon was found in Long's pocket during the jail search.
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Fred Long
George Rooney
East Front Street
Kinney
van Orden
Long
Traffic offenses charged and bonds posted at Park and Main
E L Holern posted five dollar bond for a parking violation after arrest by Officer Thomas Calpin at Park and Main streets. Kenneth Whittmore a salesman from the East was also arrested at Park and Main by Officer Reagan and posted five dollar bond. A county condemnation of a bedroom occupied by a large family at Moultons Ireland was reported.
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E. L. Holern
Park and Main Streets
Thomas Calpin
Kenneth Whittmore
Reagan
Moultons
Ireland
Lowden Arrives For Campaign Probe On Capitol Hill
The first time a candidate nation wide has faced a congressional inquiry before a hearing on campaign receipts and expenditures. Lowden appears before the committee as Watson prepares to testify and the panel reviews spending by 12 candidates totaling about half a million dollars. Hoover leads with 241000, followed by Smith’s New York group at 92090. Reed, Curtis, Borah, Ritchie, and Norris report lower or minimal costs.
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Lowden
James E. Watson
Indiana
California
New York Organization
Alfred E. Smith
George R. Wannamee
New York Public Service Commission
Smith
Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Montana
Houston
Ed S. Villmoore
Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Ritchie
Maryland
Norris
Nebraska
Butte High To Honor State Champion Track Team
Butte high's track and field squad returned from Missoula with another state title. An assembly at the high school today will honor the athletes who helped win the third sports trophy of the year after football and basketball state championships.
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Butte High
Missoula
Butte
Butte Delegates Depart for Helena Meeting
Butte sends 12 women to Helena as 8 delegates and 4 alternates for the Democratic group led by Charles P. Nevin. Republicans plan a meeting upon arrival to elect a chairman. Delegates include J Bruce Kremer W H Maloney James White and others with Bessie Mulcahy Delia Peets and O E Simonson among the Democrats. Republicans listed are John Lindquist Al Wilkinson John E Corrette Malcolm Gillis and others.
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Butte
Charles P. Nevin
Helena
J. Bruce Kremer
W. H. Maloney
James White
H. A. Gallwey
J. F. O'Brien
Roy
John Lindquist
al Wilkinson
John E. Corette
Malcolm Gillis
Dr. R. V. Monahan
George H. Scott
Joseph Vogler
E. A. Morley
A. J. Guenther
Albert Sundberg
John J. Doidge
Northern forces approach Tientsin amid foreign garrison
Foreign troops in Tientsin number about 8 600 including Americans 1 000 British 3 000 French and 600 Japanese. An outpost line seven miles from the city was set to protect concessions while Japanese and other commanders disagreed on strategy amid rising tensions with nationalist forces. The Hai Chi shelled Amoy Island ports seeking the Norwegian steamer Yale with arms for nationalists, causing panic among locals and foreigners.
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Tientsin
Tsinan
Shantung Province
Arai
East
Shanghai
Chefoo
Associated Press
Andy
China
Amoy Island
Yale
General Ho Yao tsu Dismissed After Tsinan Clash
The nationalist government council in Shanghai on May 13 passed a resolution to dismiss General Ho Yao tsu, whose army was involved in the first clash with Japanese troops at Tsinan.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Nationalist Government Council Today
Ho Yao-tsu
Tsinan
Casualties Rise in Sino-Japanese Fighting Around Tsinan
May 13 reports give total casualties since May 3 at over 2250. Japanese tally 41 dead and 189 wounded. 16 civilians killed. Chinese estimate 2000 killed or wounded, including 200 civilians. Japanese artillery accuracy limited civilian deaths as shells targeted military areas in the walled city.
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Tsinan
Tsingtao
Stolen Chevrolets Reported. Cars Missing From Idaho and Ennis
Police report a Chevrolet sedan stolen from Idaho and Broadway with owner K B Gundlach. A second Chevrolet coupe, owned by Mr Nelson and bearing dealer license 335, was taken from Ennis and believed driven toward Butte.
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K. B. Gundlach
Amherst Street
Larkin
Idaho
Broadway
Butte
Ennis
Nelson
Five killed and six injured in Carolina train truck crash
At a grade crossing near Chadburn North Carolina an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train struck a truck. Five people died and six were injured, including Mary Bullard Chester Bullard Sadie Callahan Bertie Brittain and Rosa Ellis.
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Associated Press
Chadburn
N. C
Atlantic Coast Line
Here
Mary Bullard
Chester Bullard
Sadie Callahan
Bertie Brittain
Rosa Ellis
Fire at Sassovo destroys 600 houses leaves 3000 homeless
Moscow officials report a fatal blaze at Sassovo near Rizan on May 13 that wrecked 600 houses and left about 3,000 people homeless. The disaster prompted emergency responses and cautions on housing safety.
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Moscow
Sassovo
Rizan
Drowning Tragedy Claims Two Fort Worth Businessmen
Two prominent Fort Worth businessmen Charles A. Wheeler Jr. 31 and J Hill Cayce 32 drowned when their boat sank at Lake Worth shortly before midnight. Other fishing party members Raymond W. Loar Earl V. Almy and J Larry O Neil were saved after O Neil dived 20 feet to detach the outboard motor.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Lake Worth
Here
Charles A. Wheeler Jr
J. Hill Cayce
Raymond W. Loar
Earl V. Almy
J. Larry O'Neil
O'Neil
Episcopacy Under Fire at Methodist Conference in Kansas City
At the quadrennial General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Kansas City, leaders press for more democracy and debate over life tenure and bishop election. Anton Bast, suspended Copenhagen bishop, faces trial for imprudent conduct, fueling calls to rethink or abolish episcopacy amid unified talks, disarmament and prohibition stances.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anton Bast
Copenhagen
Transatlantic Flight Feats Race Across Skies
A wide array of aircraft plans and pilots target long range flights from Europe to America. Captains McIntosh and Courtney pursue double hops, while firms like Junkers Heinkel and Rohrbach rush two and four engine flying boats. R-100 aims for 48 hour Atlantic crossing with 100 passengers. Belgium offers 30000 for Ostend landing.
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R. H. McIntosh
McIntosh
North
South
Atlantic
J. S. Charlton
England
June Charlton
E. Rumpler
Germany
F. P. Young
Azores
Europe
America
F. T. Courtney
Howden
Yorkshire
British Airships, Ltd
Kowalczyk
Poland
Warsaw
Chicago
Ireland
Cape Race
American golf stars prepare for opening Britsh title match
Glenna Collett winds up practice with a 74 at Hunstanton as she faces Mile de la Chaume in the first round of the British women's golf championship. De la Chaume also finishes practice amid talk the winner may claim the title, with British hopes for a home champion.
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Associated Press
Hunstanton
England
Glenna Collett
Mile
Simone Thion de la Chaume
Miss Collett
Glenna
European Tourist Praises Self-Planned European Visits
Guy D. Haselton who spent a year in Europe and toured Germany France Austria Switzerland Italy Spain and Portugal reports continental travel is best when visitors arrange their own schedules He found prearranged tours limiting and noted practical English sufficed across the continent His trip covered about 20000 miles and he mainly used a Paris purchased motor for travel through Europe.
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Europe
Guy D. Haselton
Haselton
the Finlen
Butte
Missoula
Germany
France
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Share
Paris
Windows Broken at Greeley Schoolhouse
Deputies investigated multiple broken windows at the Greeley school last night. Authorities believe drunken vandals are responsible for the vandalism and damage at the school building.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Greeley School
Mrs Spriggs Returns to Butte to Oversee Basin Mine Work
After a year away from the city Mrs A E Spriggs returned to Butte yesterday. She will spend the summer supervising work at the Fair Hope mine at Basin.
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A. E. Spriggs
Butte
Fair Hope
Basin
Tanlac touted as cure for stomach trouble and weakness
Portland Oregon testimonial claims Tanlac restored health after three years of stomach trouble, adding 27 pounds in two years. Ad asserts Tanlac improves appetite digestion and energy with herbal ingredients, low cost, and money back guarantee.
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Fred Westin
E. 57Th St. North
Portland
Ore
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