Fiery Colonel Ready 10 Rest (Continued From Page 1)
Testimony in the Mitchell case涉及 Navy officials and press materials as Colonel Mitchell challenges a War Department air policy order. Rep Perkins and Rep La Guardia describe pressure and test details at Fort Tilden while others discuss press releases and the legality of distribution.
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Randolph Perkins
New Jersey
Navy
House Investigating Committee
Guam
la Guardia
Fort Tilden
Douglas MacArthur
General Staff
Allen Gullion
Mitchell
War Department
Joint
Army-Navy Aeronautical Board
Aix Cers
Montana Women to Meet in Livingston
The Montana Fe Station of Women’s Clubs set October 12 to 15, 1926 for the state convention in Livingston. State officers and committee members listed include Mrs. Pace Whitehall, Mrs. Wiggenhorn Billings, Mrs. Hutchins Missoula, and Mrs. Herrick Bozeman. The meeting was hosted by Mrs. Minnie R. Tennis and BB. R. McCarthy chaired music.
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Associated Press
Livingston
Montana Fe
Thisme
S Pace
Whitehall
C. D. Wiggenhorn
Billings
Funeral notices from Sherman & Reed firm listed
Obituaries note Jalmar Koskinen 43 of 619 East Broadway and Bridget Clark arrangements at Sherman & Reed Funeral Home. Antone G Favero funeral 9 AM at St Elena's Church with interment in St Patrick's cemetery. Public notice extols chapel service and contact numbers Broadway and Arsona.
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Sherman & Heed
Broadway and
Arsona
Leaders Plan to Opeed Tax Bill in New Session
Washington reports split views on a nonpartisan tax bill as leaders plan committee reshuffles. Longworth targets Ways and Means and other key panels, removing allies of La Follette. Frear loses spot, while Voight Sinclair Nelson eyed for similar moves. Minority reports on tax bill praised overall but urged larger reductions and repeals of automobile taxes and inheritance tax changes.
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Longworth
la Follette
Ways and Means
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Representatives Voight
Sinclair
North Dakota
Associated Press
Washington
House
Rainey
Illinois
Representative Hull
Tennessee
Mills
New York
Garner
Texas
Hull
Mille
Convictions rise in booze enforcement and injunctions
In a Willebrandt report 88,498 convictions last year yielded fines totaling 7.68 million dollars and sentences of 4,569 years. Injunction actions grew almost 90 percent, with about 4,850 more cases started than the prior year. Average jail terms dropped to 43 days from 34 and 21 in earlier years. Rents rise in Germany.
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Craily
Treasury
Requiem Mass to Honor Bishop Carroll Nevin at Cathedral
Arch bishop of St Paul will celebrant the mass with Archbishop Hanna of San Francisco delivering the oration. A long list of clergy deacons acolytes and pallbearers plus visiting bishops and Knights of Columbus will assist at the ceremony for the late Bishop Carroll Nevin in Helena.
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St. Paul
Hanna
San Francisco
Victor Day
A. R. Coopman
Anaconda
J. M. Venus
Butta
A. D. Leitham
Bozeman
Michael McCormack
William P. Joyce
Butte
J. M. Gilmore
EK. J. Riley
P. F. McVeigh
Helena
J. A. Rooney
Thurifer
A. J. Harrington
Edmond Taylor
Fred H. Tracy
James O'Shea
John J. O'Connor
Archbishop Dowling
O'Dea
Seattle
Lenihan
Great Falls
Gorman
Boise
Idaho
Shinner
Spokane
Wash
T. J. Walsh
United States
Montana
J. &. Erickson
Montanan
Albert J. Galen
Supreme Court
Charles Power
John D. Ryan
New York City
M. A. Brannon
The
State University
L. H. Fligman
8. A. Cooney
O. M. Lanstrum
A. L. Smith
C. J. Jacoby
John J. Geler
Col
John J. McQuinness
A. P. Curtin
P. J. Brophy
Ed Ryan
Boulder
BK. Shea
R. O. Kaufman
J. T. Finlen
N. Lalonde
Ed Lalonde
Jacob Opp
C. Mu
C. J. Kelly
Joseph Bolkovatz
W. F. Drummy
Dillon
William Scallon
Lincoln Working
Glasgow
R. R. Purcell
James A. Walsh
B. V. McCabe
A. J. Clemo
J. J. Grainey
Richard Cruse
Tishen
Denver
St. Helena
O'Reilley
Fargo
N. D
McGovern
Cheyenne
Wyo
Knights of Columbus
Bishop Carroll
Board Stalls Business For Executive Session
The board of school district No. 1 met last night with Chairman Lind say and embers Wallace Stewart and Mrs. Rodgers present. After routine business several new items were discussed and action postponed until an executive session next Friday evening. A request for all day janitor service at Webster school was to be considered in executive session. A communication for board members only was noted for executive action. Tenants of a small house on Gold street were instructed to move out, with monthly rental reduced to eight dollars and demolition postponed. Claims read and allowed totaled labor 97.50, claims and accounts 3018.16, recreation center payroll 60, office payroll 2417, janitor payroll 5936.58.
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Lindsay
Embers Wallace
Stewart
Rodgers
Webster
Tore
Gold Street
Appeal Denied by Supreme Court in Mining Case
The Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal of Bunker Hill and Sullivan and three other mining firms challenging a lower court ruling. The decision held that 320 acres in Shoshone County Idaho owned by Jacob Polak were damaged by mining operations along the Coeur d Alene river through water pollution and inundations.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Jacob Polak
Shoshone County
Idaho
Coeureons River
Golored Wife Case Shows Romance and Color Claim
The Rhinelander custody trial proceeds with testimony on Alice’s four day actions after the breakup and press reports of their marriage. Witnesses, including Robert Brooks, describe social ties with Black friends while Rhinelander denies personal ties. The defense contends five bill of complaint falsehoods, and the judge refuses dismissal as the session ends with Rhinelander stoic and Alice wan and subdued.
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Alice
Leonard
Joseph Rich
Rhinelander
Davis
Leon R. Jacobs
Phillip Rhinelander
Plantiff
Jacobs
Barbara Reynolds
St. John's Church to Hold Thanksgiving Services
St. John's Episcopal Church will hold Thanksgiving day services at 10 30 in the morning to mark the 50th anniversary of the Butte church. The jubilee was observed on Oct 21 with Rev Charles Chapman away at a national church convention in New Orleans, so no formal celebration was held.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Butte
St. John's
Charles Chapman
New Orleans
Miss Mary Woodworth Breaks Leg at Virginia Apartments
Miss Mary Woodworth of the Virginia apartments slipped and fell last night upon answering a door ring. She sustained a broken leg and was taken to St. James' hospital for treatment.
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Mary Woodworth
Virginia Apartments
St. James’ Hospital
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to babies and children of all ages. It claims the pleasant tasting remedy cleanses the bowels and sweetens the stomach, advising a teaspoon daily to prevent illness and warning to say California to avoid imitations.
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California
Opposition Grows in Egypt Under Nashaat’s Quiet Rule
Behind the crisis is broad hatred of Nashaat the king's powerful but obscure adviser. Once a minor official three years ago, he now governs in the king's name and reshapes cabinets to keep them powerless. Nashaat dismissed Sidky Pasha as interior minister, while Sidky later joined the new opposition and commands a strong following. The movement targets Nashaat, not just the Ziawar cabinet, and the king clings to Nashaat despite calls for his removal.
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Nashaat
Egypt
Sidky Pasha
Europe
Sidkyad
Ziawar
Nashast
Y M C A Roundup in Butte Highlights Inclusive Service
A Butte YMCA Roundup story recalls its origins from the Five W's youth club and a wartime tale of heroism. Leaders like A J Davis, Dr Donovan, and John Kain praise the organization as a key Montana monument. Admiral Carroll and Sam Parker emphasize future fundraising and community support. The event ends with a dance.
Paper mill workers in Czechoslovakia earn reduced pay
Paper machine men in Czechoslovakia now receive as low as four dollars fifty cents per forty eight hour week while helpers are paid two dollars fifty cents for the same period.
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Czechoslovakia
Thanksgiving price outlook for turkeys and table goods
Market survey notes many substitutions ahead, with geese ducks and chickens priced 27 to 35 cents, pork 30 cents, beef 15 to 25 cents. Oysters 40 cents a dozen, mincemeat 12% cents, plum pudding 35 to 50 cents, eggs 40 cents a dozen, vegetables and fruits range widely. Despite scarce turkeys, grocers expect most families to dine well on Thanksgiving.
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Odrins
Two Mining Firms Enter Joint Development Pact
North Butte Mining and Tuolumne Copper form a working agreement to accelerate joint development. Paul A. Gow of Tuolumne says the deep North Butte shaft enables cheaper development, boosting vein work at Tuolumne and overall property values. Gow to head joint operations. incumbents include R. M. Atwater and William Johns as presidents of respective firms.
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North Butte Mining Company
Tuolumne Company
Paul A. Gow
North Butte
North Butte Holdings
W. D. Gibson
Tuolumne
J. Bruce Kremer
Gow
Kremer
R. M. Atwater
William Johns
East
Mr. Gow
Thanksgiving Way Service Planned at Broadway Theater
Butte church members announce a union Thanksgiving service at Broadway theater at 10:30 tomorrow morning. Chairman Dr. E. J. Groeneveld leads the program with prayers by Rev. Charles Rhodes and Rev. Hugh Darsie, music by Mrs. Paul Bailor and the Salvation Army girls, scripture by Dan Dayton, offerings by Rev. Lester H. Bent, sermon by Rev. Z Colon O Farrell, and a final congregational singing of America with benediction by Rev. H. Tudor.
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Butte
Broadway Theater
E. J. Groeneveld
Long
Charles Rhodes
Paul Bailor
Hugh Darsie
Dan Dayton
Girls’ Brigade
The
Salvation Army
Lester H. Bent
Z. Colon O'Farrell
America
H. Tudor
Senior Farewell Dance at St James Hospital
More than 100 couples attended the annual senior class dance at St James Hospital last night. Dris coll's orchestra provided popular music while the hall was decorated in black and yellow. Punch was served and a short program marked the farewell by six seniors. Wintertime is Franklin time.
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St. James’ Hospital
Driscoll
Montana Secretaries to Meet in Butte
The Montana Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries will hold its annual meeting in Butte on November 30 and December 1. Headquarters will be New Finlen. D J Charles, president of the Butte Chamber of Commerce, will deliver the welcome address. Prominent state business figures will give addresses on improving duties of secretaries.
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Chambers of Commerce of Montana
Montana Association of Commercial Organization
Butte
Finlen
Frank R. Venable
P. W. Bernard
Kalispell
James A. Shoemaker
Bilings
D J. Charles
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club Hosts Interclub Luncheon Guests
Members of the Butte Exchange club and Butte Rotary club will be guests of Kiwanis at a noon luncheon in the New Hotel Fin len today. The program features School of Mines students and a brief address by Rev. Hugh Darsie on Thanksgiving. Rotary will cancel its Thursday meeting.
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Butte Exchange Club
Butte Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Finlen
Civic
School of Mines
Hugh Darsie
Rotary Club
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