Livestock in Montana in Strong Health Across Markets
Montana livestock movement to Chicago remains robust with several thousand carloads in transit. Official report notes hay plentiful with western Montana prices lower than last year, range conditions near normal, cattle at 104 percent of normal and sheep at 101 percent. A strong market and favorable conditions support winter feeding and future production. Jay G. Diamond, Agricultural Statistician, provides the regional outlook.
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Harlowton
Ringling
Chicago
Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
East Central
F. W. Beier Jr
Denver
Cal
Convent Gets Fortune From Granada Theater Sale
The Granada theater in San Francisco sold for more than 2 million dollars to Famous Players Dasky Motion Picture Corp. Proceeds go to Sister Helen Isabel de Gonidech in vow and Mrs. Victor Daniel Dominguez widow of Brazil’s former ambassador to London. Both are Murphy heirs who owned the property for 60 years. The nun will give all worldly goods to the Sacred Heart order.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Hellene Isabel de Gonidech
Dominguez
Murphy
London
Califa
Granada
Rhinelander Case Reveals Love Letters and Color Question
The Rhinelander trial opened with cross examination as the husband admitted five false statements about when he first suspected Alice’s alleged Negro blood. Leonard Rhinelander described his infatuation and initial reluctance to marry, while Leonard’s letters to Alice were introduced showing romantic and practical plans. He claimed he believed Alice white and accepted her relatives Robert and Emily Brooks, including visits to their home. Rhinelander will continue on the stand for further cross examination tomorrow.
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al Jolson
Alice
Jolson
Rhinelander
Leonard
New York
New Ted
Honey Bunch
Hartford
Emily
Robert Brooks
Robert
Brooks
Knights Eulogize Departed Friends at Memorial Service
The speakers honor the late Bishop John P. Carroll, praising his saintly virtues and leadership. They reflect on life’s brevity and the need for divine intercession, asking for his soul to rest in peace and urging communal compassion.
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John P. Carroll
Reds Begin Fight on U S Schools
In Minneapolis and several U S cities communist run schools teaching Leninist theory open for 20 weeks. C A Hathaway northwest organizer of the workers party directs the effort from Chicago. Young workers receive literature to spread in public schools as education week approaches.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
United States
C. A. Hathaway
Northwest
Workers’ Party
Central Executive Committee
Chicago
Mr. Hathaway
Lenape Fire Near Delaware Breakwater Engulfs Clyde Line Ship
A Lenape fire off the Delaware breakwater 14 miles from port threatened a Clyde line liner loaded with naval stores. The ship declined several rescue offers as flames spread to the cargo and crew abandoned ship. Independent Wireless said Hamilton of Old Dominion raced to assist, reaching toward the Lenape ahead of the Seneca coast guard cutter.
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Delaware
Clyde Line
Mayport
Fla
Jacksonville
New York
Delaware Bay
Lewes
Del
Coast Guard
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Charleston
Macris
Santo Domingo
Associated Press
Independent Wireless Corporation
Hamilton
Old Dominion
Seneca
Coast Guard rushes to aid burning Lenape eight miles off Cape May
An 8 O S call from the steamer Lenape ablaze eight miles southeast of East Five Fathoms light reached the naval radio station at 11:15 PM. Coast Guard crews launched power boats and headed for the Delaware breakwater to render aid as the lookout reported the burning vessel.
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Coast Guard
Associated Presse
Cape May
N. J
Lenape
Delaware
Naval
Delaware Breakwater
New Orleans Dock Fire Damages Up To Three Million
A major blaze along the New Orleans water front destroyed coffee stocks and about 25 nearby freight cars. The fire spread across seven blocks from Canal to Julia streets, hampered by railroad tracks, but was reported under control by 1 45 AM. Officials now estimate total damage near three million dollars.
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Canal Street
Julia Street
Firamen
Government Ship Subsidy Is Sought
The National Merchant Marine conference urged a federal subsidy for American shipping and the abolition of the Shipping Board. It called for payments to steamship lines and mail contracts to support trade regions, with federal aid for military and postal vessel needs. A three member regulatory board would replace the Shipping Board, and its promotion duties would move to the Commerce Department.
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Associated Preas
Washington
The
Shipping Board
National Merchant Marine Conference
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Commerce Department
Allied Forces To Withdraw From Cologne Zone
Allied governments plan a rapid evacuation of the Cologne zone as talks reach a near settlement. Troop reductions will allow lands and billeted buildings to be returned and military liaison duties to be absorbed by German authorities. An earlier note says talks reached full agreement on disputed points and Locarno promises usher a new era in German relations.
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Cologne
Germany
Elks of Montana Headed for Butte
Helena reports a district meeting of Montana Elks next Saturday in Butte after which the Butte lodge dedicates its new building. Exalted Ruler Fred Kaller and Secretary Roy Gibbons lead Helena Elks joining district deputy grand exalted rulers C B Johnson and Fred E B Merrill for the event and banque program.
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Associated Press
Helena
J. M. Montgomery
Kalispell
State Association of Elks
Roy Gibbons
Montana
Butte
C. B. Johnson
West
Missoula
Fred EB. Merrill
East
Great Falls
Elks
Butte Lodge
Fred Kaller
Gibbons
Helena Elks
Alcohol Production in Syria and Lebanon Weighs on Peasants
The report notes that about 280000 gallons of alcohol are produced in Syria and Greater Lebanon. It states that peasants mainly produce it and that nearly every drop is consumed as a beverage, reflecting widespread informal craft and consumption.
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Syria
Lebanon
Outlock of Livestock Business Best Since 1918
Associated Press reports at the American Farm congress in Kansas City that US live stock producers are in the best condition in four years. Dr William M Jardine secretary of agriculture notes prospects for the next year look favorable due to higher prices and good production conditions. He cites large feed grain output and balanced livestock industry, with improvements in breeding and feeding.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
United States
Wiliam M. Jardine
American Farm Congress
Montana Indians Not Behind Fight in Washington
Charles H Burke, commissioner of Indian affairs, said an inquiry into charges in a petition for his removal found them false. The Montana Indians who signed the petition lacked tribal council representation. Letters from three Montana tribal superintendents supported Burke, while minutes of a meeting showed 14 attendees signing with marks. White Bear of the Crow tribe has been acting as Washington representative.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles H. Burke
Indian Affairs
Montana
Fort Belknap
Harlem
Mont
Belknap
A. 8. Grerade
Helena
Bureau
Indian Bureau
Burke
C. H. Ashbury
Crow Reservation
White Bear
Mary Boyle Rites Held At Sacred Heart Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Boyle were held at Sacred Heart Church after a morning mass at her mother Mrs. Ella Mc Geehan's home at 600 East Galena Street. Reverends Edmund Taylor Thomas Killila and John Faley led the ceremony. A special car carried floral offerings to St. Patrick's Cemetery for interment.
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Boyle
Mary Boyle
Ella McGeehan
East
Galena Street
Sacred Heart Church
Edmund Taylor
Thomas Killila
John Faley
Funeral for Hugh Fisler in Butte on arrival of relatives
The funeral of Hugh Fisler will be held upon the arrival of relatives from California. The body lies at the White establishment. A longtime resident of Butte he was well known in the city. He is survived by his widow, three children Margaret Morris Ella and George Fisler, and a brother in Milwaukee.
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Hugh Fisler
California
Fisler
Butte
Margaret Morris
Ella
George Fisler
Milwaukee
Funeral for Evo Jablen in Butte at 2 p.m.
Evo Jablen 48, native of Montenegro, died Monday. Funeral at 2 p.m. at White's funeral parlors in Butte. Survived by two daughters and a son. wife died a year ago. He was a miner and member of Slovenska Sloga lodge No. 207.
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Evo Jablen
White
Mr. Jablen
Montenegro
Butte
Slovenska Sloga Lodge
Mitchell hearing to be ended soon
Washington Nov 17 Termination of the Mitchell court martial trial early in December was predicted by both defense and prosecution counsel as they wrapped up presenting their cases today. Five witnesses were heard and excused, three more than at the prior session, including Lt Donald G. Duke and Capt Willis H Hale.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mitchell
Donald G. Duke
Air Service Headquarters
Reed G. Land
General Staff
War Department
Allen Gullion
Judge Advocate General's Office
Moreland
Wilby
Joseph McMullen
Blanton Winship
Frank R. Reid
Widow Testimony in Court Martial Probe
The widow Lansdowne says her uncle warned her not to tell and that Captain Foley sought influence through a courtly statement. Palmer, a newspaper man, says an article quoted her accusing Foley and that a navy press release provided some information. The Mitchell court martial hearing is halted while Captain Foley is summoned.
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Foley
Old Gregson hotel building burned near station
The two story frame old Gregson hotel roadhouse near Gregson Springs and across the B A and P station tracks was destroyed by fire early this morning. The fire abated by court order on a liquor violation charge. Railroad crews aided station protection as a heavy wind hindered communication. By 1 45 this morning the blaze was under control.
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Gregson
Gregson Springs
B. A. and P
B. A. and
Shooting Victim Still In Danger At City Hospital
Andrew Kanakakis was accidentally shot during a brawl at Balkan Coffee House on East Park Street. He remains between life and death with a neck wound at St James Hospital. Police and sheriff search for Nick Kostsifos, the alleged shooter, who fled after the incident.
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Andrew Kanakakis
East Park Street
St. James Hospital
H. A. Maillett
Nick Kostsifos
Kanakakis
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Agricultural Statistician
William Maloney
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U.S
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New Orleans
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Harwood
Laurel Todd
Wyman Holt
Edgar Poe Norris
Standard
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Jardine
Montana Indians
EAD W. A
Gregoon
Wein
Weins
Rontanas
MENS
Mevta'e
American Theater
Lon Chaney
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Turkey
K. P. Hail
St. Jean Baptiste Society
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