Montana Netted Gem Prompts Potato Show Praise
The article highlights Montana potatoes at a show with praise for the Montana Netted Gem and Bliss Triumph varieties. Pathologist Morris lauds Montana potatoes as top quality, hardy, with strong yields, and notes grading for US standards boosts value for growers, buyers, and consumers. Local exhibitors include Thomas Herrin and multiple Helena and Butte participants. Counties shown include Lewis and Clark, Madison, Jefferson, Ravalli, Lake, Silver Bow, Powell, and Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Morrison
Burbank
Patrick Carney
Waterloo
Ashley Fours
Morris
United States
Morrow
Helena Valley
Thomas Herrin
Lewis and Clark County Farm Bureau
Herrin
Washington
Idaho
Lewis and Clark County
Eva L. Currie
John T. Pogson
Silver Star
Christoff & Pepercuff
Twin Bridges
John Crow
Whitehall
John A. Jorgenson
William Woodward
Ed Chapman
Deer Lodge
James Grey
Austin Sharp
Charlo
G. Mongel
Polson
Thomas Barber
Verne Block
Corvallis
R. G. Ostergren
Darby
W. E. Poltinger
George Merrill
Helena
T. H. Herrin
George Middleton
R. A. Schmate
Peter Penne
Peter Hilger
William Burton
B. ¥. Lockworth
Hugh Rogan
Green Meadow Farm
George Mosher
Charles Olson
H. L. Cram
John Rogan
Hilger & Son
Lewis and Clark
Madison, Jefferson, Ravalli, Lake, Silver Bow
Powell and Deer Lodge
Court hearing on Mitchell defense in naval court martial
Testimony from Mrs Lansdowne and Maj Walsh details alleged attempts to influence witnesses and undermine the naval court. The session revealed defense tactics, secret hearings, and Army Air Service critiques of maneuvers in Panama and recent Hawaiian drills amid the ongoing trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachary Lansdowne
Kiae
William Mitchell
Foley
Mitchell
Navy
Lakehurst Air Station
Navy Department
Ray Croft Walsh
Fleet
H. L. George
Army Air Service
Aviation Administration
War and Navy Departments
Major Walsh
Army
Waleh
Air Service
War Department
Sherland Moreland
Canal
Frank R. Reid
Coolidge
George
St. Tilden
N. J
Camp Vail
Butte Couple Hurt In Vehicle Crash
By Associated Press Helena Nov 12 Mr and Mrs M C Franklyn of Butte sustained minor injuries tonight when their car crashed into a parked automobile. They were taken to a hospital where it was said they were not badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
M. C. Franklyn
Butte
Burglary Report At Northcutt Home Details Stolen Goods
A burglary occurred at 1626 B Street last night where a quantity of saws and other tools, blankets, and a Ford were taken. Northcutt reported the break in and listed the missing articles. Police are investigating and seeking information from residents to identify suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Northcutt
B Street
Anaconda Matron Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Peter Arens of 724 Alder Street Anaconda died at home shortly after 1 oclock this morning after more than a year and a half of illness. A native of Switzerland she was 82 years old and had lived in the United States since age 12. Survived by husband two daughters Wilhelmina Mary Sheely Anaconda and Lilly Rose Garrett Spokane and several step brothers and sisters. The two daughters were at the bedside at death with Mrs Garrett arriving last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Arens
Alder Street
Anaconda
Arens
Switzerland
United States
Wilhelmina Mary Sheely
Lilly Rose Garrett
Spokane
Garrett
Canada May Deport Organizer for Klan
An Associated Press report from Vancouver says an organizer of the Kanadian Knights was admitted to Canada as a tourist. Immigration officials halted his coworker Luther I Powell at White Rock. If Allen proved to have organized the group he could be deported. They said he was an imperial lecturer killed to speak that night. Theodore Turner of Portland faced deportation on grounds of being a Klan employee and in Canada without permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
Ku Klux Klan
Kanadian Knights
Luther I. Powell
White Rock
Here
Allen
Theodore Turner
Portland
Physician Says Time to Vindicate Blazer
A letter from Dr. D E Morgan of Phoenix Arizona to Dr Harold R E Blazer argues a jury of physicians should have tried Blazer for the murder of his daughter known as a child-woman. Morgan predicts later judgment will view the act differently and suggests it could redeem a deformed mind and alleged insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Littleton
Col
Harold RE. Blazer
D. E. Morgan
Phoenix
Ala
Blazer
Unveiling Tutankhamen treasures in Luxor tomb
A small group witnessed the unwrapping of Tutankhamen’s mummy as Howard Carter and assistants opened inner coffins and revealed jewel encrusted garments. The seizure of the royal regalia showed countless bracelets, fabrics, and gold work, underscoring artistry over mere wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutankhamen
Carter
Kingska
Harry Burton
Cairo
Tutakhamen
Incredible Find Reveals Tutankhamen's Afterlife Scenes
The public shows unusual interest in a tomb manuscript praised for length and rarity. It rivals the British Museum’s pyrus in scope, and women particularly prize its artistic portraits of Tutankhamen’s journey through the afterlife. One image shows the king before Osiris with his heart weighed. Carter reportedly seeks a facsimile publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Tutankhamen
Osiris
Empire
Carter
Armistice Declared in Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Reorganization
The New York Times will report an armistice in the battle over reorganization terms for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway. Proponents and opponents meet for a nominal signing as details stay secret. Roosevelt and Honan oppose handling of the $230,950,796 St Paul bonds. plans differ on bond conversion and dividends. The government debt will be paid from stockholder assessments, preventing major cuts to preferred and common shares. Assessments are expected to stay near initial levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
New York
New York Times
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Navnal City Bank
Whech
New St. Paul Company
Reach Accord on Italy War Debt Settlement
The article discusses an accord on Italy's war debt, noting Italy's burden and capacity to pay. It cites principal and accrued interest totals and details concessional terms, including reduced interest rates from 4 percent to 3 percent and modifications to amortization payments, subject to congressional and Italian approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Congress
United action sought on new tax measure in Congress
Washington nov 12 united support from house leaders of the non partisan tax bill now being drafted by the ways and means committee will be sought by representative Tilson the new republican floor leader to assure early passage in the house if the committee returns a unanimous report he will consult with representative Garret democratic leader on a program for house consideration to assure action before Christmas Tilson has fixed Dec 14 as the date to take up the bill in the house sub committees worked on general provisions and inheritance tax rates with a tentative decision to leave rates unchanged for estates up to 450000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Representative Tilson
Connecticu
Republican
Chamber
Tilson
Representative Garret
Tennessee
Congress
Stephenson Trial Nears Close in Oberholtzer Case
In Noblesville on November 12 Charles E. Cox delivered harsh closing remarks in D. C. Stephenson murder trial, calling him a man who defies the law and harms virtue. Co-defendants Earl Kienck and Earl Gentry were labeled as a gorilla and Stephenson’s iron man and slugger as the session adjourned before completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
D. Cc
Stephenson
Charles E. Cox
Madge Oberholtzer
Earl Kienck
Earl Gentry
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Cox
Kienck
Gentry
Iron Man
Blazer Freed Of Murder Charge In High Profile Trial
Dr. Blazer, accused of slaying his disabled child, is cleared amid a hung jury outcome, with judges and lawyers framing the verdict as an acquittal in the eyes of the public. Family and supporters celebrate outside court as Blazer prepares to bond and depart for Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Johnson
Blazer
Johnson
Dr. Blazer
Montana Grain Report Shows Potatoes Lead Crop Outlook
The state crop report notes a potato yield of 4,180,000 bushels with 38,000 acres. average per acre 110 bushels, best since 1922. Wheat, oats, barley, flax, apples and sugar beets are detailed with yields, acreages, and weather impacts across eastern and western counties, final estimates due next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Gallatin
Cascade
Chateau
Pondera
Fergus
Yellowstone
Olcott Credits Prayer for Recovery After Illness
New York November 12 Chauncey Olcott the noted singer and actor said his recovery from a critical illness in Ann Arbor Michigan is a miracle provoked by prayer He thanked friends priests and masses for prayers and plans a ride in Omar tomorrow while asserting his healing came through divine intervention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Chauncey Olcott
Ann Arbor
Mich
Omar
Police Drag River for Body in Durkin Case
Chicago dated Nov 12. Police plan to drag the Chicago river after blood stained clothing and a note signed Martin J Durkin were found on the Michigan Boulevard bridge. The note claims wounds to the lungs and lists stolen autos tied to Durkin as he allegedly killed a federal agent and a police sergeant while evading two traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Martin J. Durkin
Michigan Boulevard
Durkin
Hofstater to discuss "Mike" at Butte Radio Club
At the Butte Radio club meeting in the courthouse at 8 tonight Ray Hofstater will address members on "The Microphone" and transmitter tech. Charles Shannon of Western Electric will outline eastern radio shows. Also notes WEAF mail volume and upcoming station launches with listed football scores by station and wavelength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Western Electric
Radio Club
Butte Radio Club
Ray Hofstater
Card party honors and parish dinner plans in South Side News
Mrs Emma Re entertained with cards at 1241 East First, honors won by Mrs Thomas Hoon first and Mrs A J McGowan second with McGowan also third, consolation to Jane Thompson. Luncheon at a neatly laid table followed. St Joseph's parish ladies announce a home cooked turkey dinner on Sunday Nov 15 from 8 pm to 7 30 pm at 942 South Wyoming. A move by Mr William Booth from 2211 Grand to South Arizona Street is noted. Includes theater notice Harrison Avenue ad.
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Emma Re
East First Street
Thomas Hoon
A. J. McGowan
Jane Thompson
G. Belveal
Belveal Jr
Jean Hoon
Henry Meyers
Gordon Reid
St. Joseph's Parish
South
Wyoming
Illiam Booth
Grand Avenue
Arizona Street
Harrison Avenue Theater
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Court
Egypt
Howard Carter
Egyptia
Luxor
Tel el Amarna
Aknaton
Tut
Cairo Museum
Paraoh
United Action
Frances Bishop
Phillip Homer Blazer
Magnolia
Ohio
Roy Haynes
Denver
Lewis Mowry
Stone
Law and Order
Colorado
Olcott
River
Wein
Silver Bow County
Hofstater
WEAF
American Telegraph and Telephone
KPSN
Star-News
Pasadena
KFON
Long Beach
Echophone Radio Company
H. B. Read
Ore
KOP
KNX
Hollywood
KPO
San Francisco
KLX
Oakland
KGW
KOA
KGO
South Side News
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