Polar patrols report hopeful Amundsen search
King’s Bay Spitzbergen May 27. Weather shows a drifting low pressure from Russia and Siberia, but sunshine remains. Relief expedition ideas are discussed, yet considered premature. base crew remains hopeful for Amundsen Ellsworth’s safe return.
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James B. Wharton
the Standard
North American Newspaper Alliance
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Steamer Farm
Russia
Siberia
Alaska
Greenland
Amundsen
South Main fire badly burns two residents
Mrs. M. C. Green of 438 South Main Butte is fatally burned and her husband seriously burned while trying to beat out a blaze in the Lotus apartments early today. A three year old granddaughter slept through the fire.
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M. C. Green
Lotus Apartments
South Main Street
Butte
Modernists AVer Split In Church 10 Cure To Come
The 137th general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States ends with a modernist faction warning that a split is inevitable if their actions are ratified. A 15 member commission will be appointed to decide the controversy.
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Associated Press
Columbus
137Th General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Milwaukee Income Surges for Railway Line in 1925
New York May 27 The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway reported April net operating income of 54903 versus a $691856 deficit a year earlier. For the first quarter of 1925 net operating income rose to 10266 701 from 2775629 in 1924.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Butte Prepares Biggest Fourth of July Celebration
The entry deadline for the Fourth of July prize program has passed and the executive committee will award the $25 prize after its meeting Monday. J Bruce Kremer notes progress with plans for multiple attractions and volunteer features, aiming for a four day celebration that will draw visitors from across the state. The Butte public shows strong enthusiasm as organizers promise a lively program under city leadership.
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J. Bruce Kremer
General Entertainment Committee
Kremer
Butte
Woodland
Fall Doheny and Sinclair Indicted Again in Oil Conspiracy
Washington May 27. The government secured new indictments against Albert B Fall E B Doheny and Harry F Sinclair charging conspiracy in leasing the Teapot Dome and Elk Hill naval reserves. Bribery counts were omitted from the new indictments and E L Doheny Jr was not re indicted.
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Fall
Doheny
Sinclair
U.S
Associated Press
Washington
Albert B. Fall
EB. L. Doheny
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Elk Hill
District of Columbia Supreme Court
E. L. Doheny
E. L. Doheny Jr
E. L.doheny Jr
Atlee Pomerene
Government of Counsel
Supreme Court
Young Rocker Maurice Humber Wins Second in Great Western Handicap
After earning a trip to Chicago, 16 year old Maurice Humber of Butte placed second in the junior event of the Great Western Handicap at the traps. His performance, noted by his father Fred Humber, followed his rising fame at the Butte Gun club events as he hit 8 1 2 birds out of 100, trailing two youths who tied for first.
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Chicago
Maurice Humber
Fred Humber
Maurice
Butte
Baby Smothering Acquittal Follows Mental Health Suggestion
Irene, Nanaimo B C May 27. Jury acquits Leslie Dickie of murder in the smothering of his 2 1/2 year old grandson during a 36 hour religious ceremony but recommends commitment to a mental hospital. Prosecutors charged murder after the child whimpered during the ritual.
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Irene Nanaimo
B. C
Leslie Dickie
Dickie
Abandon Hope Of Rescuing Mine After Fatal Blast
The Carolina Coal company mine at Coal Glen North Carolina faced three explosions that entombed more than 60 miners. Rescue crews recovered six bodies with five identified including A L Holland W E Byerly Hollis Richardson Zeff Kimer and Will Irick. The crew consisted of 329 white and 20 black workers with 59 men total.
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Associated Press
Coal Glen
N. C
Carolina Coal Company
A. L. Holland
W. E. Byerly
Hollis Richardson
Zeff Kimer
Will Irick
Queen Marie of Romania to write for American newspapers
Queen Marie of Romania has completed a series of signed articles to be published in England and America next Sunday. The queen describes European court life with frank remarks on love and life, promising a sensation in European circles. The Standard will publish the series starting next Sunday, with an official notice on page 7.
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Queen Marie of
Rumania
Bucharest
Marie of
Ufe
Leaving Vickering
Alliance
Queen Marie
Romania
Dawes Proposes Majority Cloture to End Filibusters
Vice President Charles G. Dawes urged a Senate rule reform at the Associated Industries of Alabama meeting in Birmingham. He advocated majority cloture to end minority blocking tactics, arguing the Force bill was wrong and that the issue transcends past disputes. He spoke with Senator Oscar W. Underwood on the platform amid calls for nonpartisan action in 1926.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Senate
Charles G. Dawes
Associated Industries of Alabama
Dawes
Oscar W. Underwood
Lawa
Milbuster
French and Natives Prepare for Clash in Morocco Front
Paris reports from May 27 that French forces in Morocco totaling about 60 000 are entrenched and ready for active operations. Riffians are gathering tribesmen and trained German recruits north of the Ouergha river while reporting some hard fighting and continued momentum.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Ouergha
Abd-El-Krim
Mammoth Plant Expands Capacity to 20 Million Pounds Monthly
The Mammoth Plant will raise capacity from 15 million to 20 million pounds per month, adding 5 million pounds of output. The change reflects a major production boost and likely reflects upgraded facilities or processes at the plant.
Anaconda Zinc Refinery Expands Great Falls Works
Anaconda Copper announces a $1,000,000 expansion of its Great Falls zinc refinery. The new 90 250 foot brick steel glass building will lift capacity from 16.9 million to about 20 million pounds monthly and require 15 000 horsepower and 100 to 160 more workers. Construction starts immediately with much equipment produced in Great Falls.
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A Conda
Great Falls
Hobbins
Butte
Montana
Monetana Power Company
Anaconda Company
Prize Essay Contests Attract Butte Women
The Standard offers prizes for essays by women readers with two contests opening today. Essays due by June 3 and prizes awarded June 5 during the cooking school events at the Winter Garden. Topics include electric ranges and why the cooking school has gained local trust.
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Standard
Winter Garden
Butte
Dolly Madison
Standard Cooking School
Royal
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