Painleve Ousted as French Premier in Chamber Vote
Paris November 22 Associated Press reports Premier Painleve’s ministry fell after the chamber rejected article five of a debt consolidation plan by 278 to 376. Herriot urged adjournment as Briand and Peret were mentioned as possible successors, President Doumergue silent.
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Painleve
Chamber
Briand
Peret
Doumergue
Associated Press
Paris
Painle
Himy
M. Palateve
Potatoes yield $143,000 profit from 200 acres in Idaho
Two hundred acres of potatoes in Salmon Idaho are said to yield about 143000 dollars in profit. The owners of the tracts report an average of 33 00 sacks per acre with yields totaling around 200 sacks per acre for the two fields.
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Associated Prove
Washington
Salmon
Idaho
Tw Leteon
McKinney
President Asked To Take Hand In Soft Coal Fight
Philadelphia Nov 22 President Coolidge has been asked by United Mine Workers if the government will intervene to preserve the Jacksonville soft coal wage agreement. John L Lewis sent a letter on Nov 21 noting the three year pact expires March 31 1937 and credits cooperation of the justice commerce and labor departments with maintaining industrial peace. Reproduced on page 2 column 6.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Coolidge
United Mine Workers
Jacksonville
John L. Lewis
Miner’ Organization
Ated
Lewis
Department of Justice, Commerce and Labor
New Regulations Aim to Stop Sacramental Wine Leak
The Associated Press reports Washington officials plan new rules to curb illicit sacramental wine leakage. A plug is being shaped to halt the old apigot method that allows large annual losses into non religious trade. Regulations will permit withdrawals but likely at a fraction of prior religious use, affecting permits and production levels.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Coun
Protest from Glendive Over Lyon Eligibility Claim
Residents of Glendive allege Billings football player is ineligible this season due to a change of residence. The protest centers on league rules and eligibility standards affecting the player and team status.
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Billings
Board to Meet in Butte Over Lyon Eligibility
The Montana State Interscholastic Athletic Association board convenes in Butte to hear Glendive protest against Lyon of Billings High. Issue centers on residence guardianship rules affecting his football eligibility after a prior Big Timber basketball stint. Delegation from Glendive expected with guardianship and residency evidence as Great Falls and Whitefish rivalry looms Saturday.
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Board of Control
Montana State Interscholastic Athletic Association
Butte
Glendive
Eligibi
Lyon
Billings
Great Falls
Whitefish
Clark’ Park
Beaverhead High
Dillon
George Ketcham
Missoula
Butte High
Tules
Montana
Big ‘Timber
Hile Legal Guardian
Big Timber
Gaseseed Meera Ties Oe
Butt
Two Lives Lost in Plane Crash near Redwood City
The Associated Press reports Archibald A. Young, 20, San Francisco minister, and Augy Tedlar, 21, Santa Cruz, Cal, were aboard a plane that plunged about 50 feet at Redwood City. Young was killed instantly and Tedlar fatally injured.
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Vroxs
Redwood
Cal
Archibald A. Young
San Francisco
Augy ‘Tedlar
Santa Crux
Vasy
Tediar
Father in New Husks Case Endorses Blazer Act Kill Son
A Wichita report describes a "human husk" case where life remains in a body lacking a soul. The father, William Whitby, says if forced to choose he would destroy his son to spare him the fate Dr. Blazer faced. The story prompts debates on state measures against incompetents.
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Blazer Aiain Whitby
Whitby
Pres
Wichita
Kan
Dr. Blazer
Colorado
Kansas
Blazer
William Whitby
Mud Flats
Four Men Crushed in Scaffold Fall at Minneapolis Site
Four workmen were killed and a fifth was critically injured when a 99 foot scaffold wall broke inside a giant concrete elevator under construction in Minneapolis. Victims named Albert Fritz 20 Paul Goltick 34 Rath 20 and A Asmund Zinds- Val 25.
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Associated Pree
Minneapolis
Hhorntss
Albert Fritz
Paul Goltick
Rath
A. Asmund Zinds- Val
Triple slaying shocks Meaderville as two die instantly
Three men die in quick succession in Meaderville and near the Butte suburb after shotgun ambushes. Joseph Ciccarelli and Antonio Favero are killed near their Main Street homes while watchman John Deriani dies of wounds later. Authorities seek Tony Vetery, a former boarder linked to threats after being ordered to leave their home.
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Joseph Ciccarelli
Antonio Favero
Meaderville
John Deriani
East Butte
Ciccarelli
Deriani
Main Street
Butte
Favero
Hickory Street
Silver Bow Park
Parrot Flat
Carelli
Murray Hospital
Casey Street
Faw
Tony Vetery
Thi Ng
Day Law Reforms Falter in League Report
A partial report from the Moderation League, Inc. describes failures in enforcing day law standards in New York state. The document notes tentative elite participation across professions and signals ongoing debates about conditions and compliance, with continuation referenced on a later page.
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Votstead Astemptiah
Moderation League, Inc
New York State
Montana Story Told in Farm Papers By Dr Atkinson
Dr Atkinson president of Montana State college outlines Montana’s agricultural potential in leading farm papers nationwide. He notes 92 million acres in the empire with 38 million suited to farming yet only about 8 million cultivated, urging homeseekers toward Montana’s high quality wheat apples potatoes and other crops amid a shift from free land. Continued on Page 2 Column 2.
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United States
Mont
Atkinson
Montana State College
Chic Cago
Burlington & Quincy
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
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Paul Paiileye
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Caney
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Park ‘Street
Sheriff's Vice
Jack Duggan
Vetery
Megan Fou
Gucelant
Lena Marsetti
Nevada Avenue
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Marsettie
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Methushahs
Astor
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