Dictator of North China Loses Sway Continues From Page One
Northern troops withdraw from Paoting Fu as field guns move toward Manchuria. Japan demands Chiang Kai shek apologize and punish Ho Yao Tsu, with a 20 mile ceasefire near Tsinan Tientsin and the Shantung railway. Chiang arrives in Nanking for a key conference on internal diplomacy and foreign relations.
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Tientsin
Paoting-Fu
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Japan
Nanking
Tokio
Fukuda
Tsinan
Chiang Kai-shek
Cheir
Ho Yao- Tsu
Shantung Railway
Meeting Postponed for Mount St Charles Graduates
The Mount St Charles college graduates and former students meeting at the K. C. home tonight has been postponed until tomorrow night. Rev Father H. A. Faley, appointed by Bishop Finnigan to supervise the Butte association, urges attendance of all Helena college alumni.
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Mount St. Charles College
K. C
H. A. Faley
Finnigan
Butte Association
Helena College
Birds of Social Standing on New York's Upper East Side
City birds reflect class as pigeons crowd public spaces while sparrows linger in Bryant park trees. In contrast, tropical parrots appear in the zoo and native species are scarce. Yet in blocks between Third and Lexington Aves, residents feed domestic songbirds from their upper East Side homes.
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Central Park
Bryant Park
Tropics
Third
Lexington Avenues
Sixty-second
Sixty-third
Upper
Surgeon with sharp wit loses cases after shaving joke
A rising surgeon who yachts fencing as a hobby cuts his face shaving and jokingly claims it. An acquaintance repeats the tale, harming his reputation and causing him to lose several good cases. The moral warns that wit about surgeons can damage public trust.
Beautify Butte campaign aims to boost city image
Charles W. Towne outlines an education drive by the Better Butte association to spruce up the city and improve health conditions. The plan includes district supervision, removal of condemned property, a clean up week May 21 to 30, and a parade to kick off the effort with prizes for best floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Towne
Better Butte Association
Butte
Towne
P. C. Dietler
Dietler
Joe L. Markham
Standard
B. E. Woolston
The
Miner
James Dick
M. R. Walsh
Walsh
Kerr Beadle
Fred Martin
Beadle
Kemper
Arthur Perham
Chamber of Commerce
Buttee
Chamber
Rotary Club
Fred Furman
Furman
Denver
Sutte
James H. Rowe
Rowe
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
W. S. Higgins
Fred Holbrook
Exchange Club
Holbrook
AirRail service outlined with routes via Columbus and Los Angeles
The plan details a combined air and rail trip starting near Columbus with stops in St Louis Wichita and New Mexico before flying to Los Angeles. Tickets priced about 2.5 times current rail fare from New York to LA. Modern planes with 14 seats, 90 mph planned, 120 mph possible, rail-carried baggage, and Lindbergh may join as advisor. Also notes British car ownership and a new Glasgow concrete bridge.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Ohio
St. Louis
Wichita, Kans
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
New Mexico
Los Angeles
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Former Red Sox owner Joseph J. Lannin dies in Brooklyn fall
Joseph J. Lannin, wealthy real estate operator and former Boston Red Sox owner, was killed instantly when he fell from a ninth floor window at the Granada apartment hotel in Brooklyn. Police consider possible suicide, but friends cite a sudden heart illness. Lannin owned the Red Sox from 1914 to 1916 and helped the club win two World Series.
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Associated Press
New York
Joseph J. Lannin
Boston Red Sox
Granada
Brooklyn
James J. Dooling
Lannin
Red Sox
Knights select Helena for 1929 convention city
Closing a two day Knights of Columbus convention in Great Falls Montana with 50 delegates and 20 local councils represented, Helena was chosen as the 1929 convention city. Hugh N. Marron of Wolf Point was elected state deputy to succeed D W Fitzpatrick of Missoula. John F Cullerton of Butte named delegate at large to the supreme convention in Cleveland Ohio.
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Great Falls
Mont
Montana
Knights of Columbus
Helena
Hugh N. Marron
Wolf Point
D. W. Fitzpatrick
Missoula
W. D. Loftus
Thomas F. McCarvel
Anaconda
H. M. Gilmore
Havre
William Murphy Jr
Roundup
John F. Cullerton
Butte
Cleveland
Ohio
Coroner's Inquest Rules Judge's Death A TB Link
An inquest into the death of Michael Judge who died May 12 concluded that acute tuberculosis caused by injuries from a January 26 1928 mine accident led to his death. Coroner Pat Holland presided and the jury returned the verdict.
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Michael Judge
Pat Holland
Judge
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North
China
Orchid Ensemble
Ing
B. A. Benton
Nellie Graham
Columbia Gardens
Winifred Hooper
Rotana Club
E. S. Woodland
C. J. Nepper
J. L. Dickinson
Arts and Crafts Club
Nellie Baker
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Frank Ward
A. F. Rice
Shakespeare Club
Tim Kearney
Board of County Commissioners
France
Manchester
England
Symons
Francette
Rose Marie
Poirette
Modart
Symco
Marcella
Nation Department
Batiste
Tergen
Woodbury
Bar Harbor
Verity Fabrics
Borden’s Raystrong
Aberfoyle
Great Britain
Glasgow
Scotland
Farmers of India
Cullerton
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