German Captain Blames Officers For Airship Disaster
Capt An Heinen testifies at naval court that the disaster of the airship wrecking was easily preventable and places full blame on Commander Zachary Lansdowne. Heinen, asked if he could have saved the ship, says he could have if in command. Court adjourns, witness speaks for three hours amid tension. continued on Page 9.
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Indoad
Naval Court
An. Heinen
Dirigibl
Zachary Lansdowne
Heinen
Rosendahl Alo
Ace
Antone Heinen
Tof Ntr
Lansdowne
Open Season Open Ads For Room Rentals In Anaconda
Local notice urges quick room rentals with an ad taker. A woman advertised rooms for rent. rooms filled the next day. Call 428 in Anaconda for available spaces and quick arrangement.
Meeting Held For Closed Bank Depositors In Butte
About a quarter of depositors of Yeren Brothers bank gathered in Judge Carroll's courtroom to discuss the bank's financial affairs after its failure. Harry L. Hanson, the bank's receiver, urged patience, saying closing now would hinder recovery as more time could allow realization of assets. The meeting adjourned amid calls for further action and a page reference to continue.
Railroads Need Half Million Yearly Investment Funds
Chicago September 30. Frea on Sargent president of the Chicago Northwestern railway told the Chicago Association of Commerce that none of the fifty Western district railroads had earned 76 percent since the war and that they needed $500000 a year in investment funds for years to come. He urged the people to fight with and not against their railroads. Railroad financing can be accomplished under present conditions only through the sale of bonds.
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Chicago
Frea_on. Sargent
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Chicago Association" of Commerce
Herald
Women campaign for blue law Sunday in state
The Montana W C T U launched a blue law Sunday movement at the state convention in Billings. Churches should back both the blue law observance and the repeal of the liquor prescription act. Delegates heard Joyful dances and social events would be curtailed to honor the sabbath, with emphasis on crime suppression and moral restoration amid concerns about foreign-born cultural influences.
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Associated Press
Billings
Montana
Tin Amelia SabiCans
Mad Sock Activites
Lex Nora Frisble
Qelegaten
Sian
United Sates
Europe
Mra.c
Yellowstone
Carbon
Big Horn
Dickinaon
Coolidge to Decide Fate of French Debt Talks
President Coolidge faces a key decision as France presents its final proposal on the debt negotiations. American commissioners, divided among themselves, will brief the president after intensive talks at the French embassy. Caillaux and French officials await the outcome while Mellon Hoover and Smoot prepare to confer further.
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France
Prean
Washington
Coolidge
Caillaux
American ‘Commission
Malllaux
Mr. Coolidge
Mellon
Seer Hoover
Smoot
Utah
Delap
Georgia
Colorado University Chief Calls Week For Mind Your Own Business
President George Norlin of the University of Colorado urged Governor Morley to declare a mind your own business week at the Colorado Manufacturers and Merchants association convention in Boulder. He warned against busybody regulation and urged balancing individual liberty with social welfare amid a rise in calls for broader compliance and standardization.
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Inewed Press
Boulder
Morley
Colorado
George Norlin
University of Colorado
Colorado Manufacturers and Merchants’ Assation
Norlin
Turkish Recruits and Regional Tensions Rise
Turkish recruitment and a long standing border dispute with Mesopotamia frame rising tensions with Britain. The issue centers on who should control Mesopotamian territory, with Britain favoring Iraq’s king and Turkey opposing the move, as diplomatic strains threaten potential clashes.
Admiral abandons hope of rescuing men in submarine
London September 30 Rear Admiral H W Christy in charge of rescue work reports that all men in the wreck aboard submarine 8 61 are believed alive but remains doubtful as salvage lines are prepared to probe compartments for air and possible escape routes despite weather conditions and carrier messages indicating no real probability of survivors.
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Loagera
London
H.W. Chrlsty
Butte Citizens Back Judge Carroll Ruling On Child Testimony
A flood of letters to the editor supports Judge William F. Carroll of Silver Bow county district court ruling that a child should not be compelled to testify against a parent in divorce cases. Supporters praise the humane, decently minded stance, while some question legal certainty. The piece notes ongoing discussion and mentions further continuation on page 7.
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Judes
William F. Carroll
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Buren
Welfar
Mims Jebbie Roscow
Rotana Club
Bar
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Carrol
Carroll
Cunaiders
Arent
Judge blocks 10 year old boy testimony in divorce case
Judge Carroll denies hearing 10 year old boy testify against his mother in a divorce action. The court rules the child cannot testify, citing constitutional concerns. Defense protests fail as the judge maintains the ruling and the case moves to another courtroom.
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Lucien William
Carroll
Carsold
Judie Carroll
Adurace
Lynch
Cour and
Tragic Kitchen Fire Kills Infant in Anaconda Home
In Anaconda 11 o clock yesterday morning Burns on little Margaret Harrison, age unknown, proved fatal at St. Anne hospital Tate after being playing with lighted papers near the stove. Her 21 month old sister Hilda May witnessed parts of the event while Avian, the grandfather, and parents rushed to save her.
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Margaret
Helen Harrison
H.T. Harrison
Birch Street
Anaconda
St. Anne Hospital
Tate
Hilda
May
Ttle
Tra
Wirst
Avian
Thomas
Bankers Indorse Reserve System and a New President
The American Bankers Association elected Oscar Wella of Birmingham Ann as its president and backed perpetuating the federal reserve system by renewing its charters for 98 years. It urged separate consideration of proposed amendments and endorsed eliminating the federal estate and gift tax and state inheritance taxes on intangible nonresident property.
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Atlantic “City
American Bankers’ ‘Association
Oscar Wella
Birmingham
Ann
Itr
Federal Reserve System
Mitchell attacks navy bungling before air board
Former Army Air Forces chief Col William Mitchell tells the presidential air board the navy mishandled three major aeronautical programs. He cites the Shenandoah disaster on a propaganda mission, tropical planes sent with the MacMillan expedition, and inadequate gas supply affecting Hawaiian operations. He also faults Army officials for focusing on a different failure.
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Associated
Washington
Col
William Mitchell
Air Board
Navy
Ant Army Air
Midwest
Na. Pagelow
Army Balloon ‘School
G O P Split Over Young La Follette
Indiana Senator James Welagh criticizes youth influence in the Republican ranks as factions debate future platform and possible entry of younger leaders into the United States. The conversation centers on party unity and conservative positions ahead of national discussions.
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Ind
Wissenal
Giana
Hs Fathers Ueeedates’ Senator Tames i Welagh
Indiana
Jubilee Celebration of Butte Elks Opens Today
The Jubilee celebration marks the new Butte Elks temple on South Montana Street. The lodge expects over 1,200 attendees with extensive entertainment and the finest lodge rooms in the region. Ex Mayor C B Nevin notes Elk confidence in Butte’s future as furnishings cost about 20 000 funded by local merchants.
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Butte Elks
Butte
Elke’ Temple
Montana
Elks
Ying
Stinneapolis
Spokane
C. B. Nevin
Bute
Elke
Focal Lodge
Butts
Destruaton
Ate Pitale
Galen
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Lakehurst
Ate
Mke
Anafonda Sianderd
Hanson
Bank
Western Railroads
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Colorado University
Great Britain
Fhe Reamon
Turkey
Mesopotamia
Britain
Irak
Judge Carroll
Vollontos
Volumn
Kitchen
Erik Almont
Bankers Indorse
Wig Hell
ARMY
General War Board
Army Air Service
Mitchell
Tula
Young
LA Follette
South Montana Street
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