Denunciation of Navy Flight Oversight Sparks Hearing
Commander Rodgers denounces amateur bungling in the attempted Hawaiian flight while testifying before the president’s air board. He credits Bureau of Aeronautics with full cooperation and calls for reorganizing naval air service to prevent repeats as the board continues hearings in Washington.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Navy
John Rodrers
Air Board
Rod
Mitchell
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
San Diego
Bureau of Aeronauting
Cafter
Rodgers
Naval Air Befriere
Dwight W. Morow
James G. Harbord
New York
Howard
Coffin
Detroit
Naval Air Service
Many Aliens Leave for Native Land amid Net Loss in U S
Immigration report shows 92,728 already in the United States returned home during the last fiscal year while 6,203 were admitted as new immigrants. Greece sent back 826 and Portugal 619, Canada 100 595, Mexico 32 984, China 3 412, Austria 384 and Austria 279 among others.
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Washington
United States
Ibor Department
United
Greece
Portugal
Immi
Canada
Mexico
China
Lively
Anatratia
His Troops Capture Riff Stronghold
Spanish forces under Primo de Rivera reach Ajdir area and capture Abd el Krim stronghold. Artillery damages line of defense. heights overlooking the town and left bank of the Ghis River secured. War matériel seized as castle headquarters bears marks of bombardment.
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Primo DE Rivera
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Melilea
Ghis River
Ajdir
Ajdit
Abd-el- Keim
Anaconda Elks Jubilee Show Draws Regional Crowd
Tonight's Elks jubilee in Anaconda features a packed program from the Anaconda lodge of Wiks with visitors from Anaconda Deer Lodge Drummond and Philipsburg. A large attendance from Dillon and nearby areas joins Butte residents in welcoming the guests.
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Butte
Elks
Proctor Awarded 62697 in Federal Court Verdict
A 23 hour jury verdict in Chicago federal court awards Col William C Proctor and Sprague 62697 in a dispute over a 100000 note Proctor paid with interest Proctor chaired the 1920 Wood for President national committee and signed the note while Sprague treasurer also signed Proctor claimed guarantor status The jury granted the amount Proctor sought
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Associated Press
Chicago
William C. Proctor
Sprague
Proctor
National Committee
Gen
Leonard Wood
Wits
Wives of Roosevelts to Join Himalayan Hunters
The Roosevelt wives plan to join Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt in India to shoot game in the Himalayas. They will sail from Marseilles, meet in Paris, and travel to Srinagar Kashmir under Indian government visa. They expect a two day caravan journey to the meeting point and will endure winter at 10 000 feet during the expedition.
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New York
Theodore
Kermit Roosevelt
India
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Marcellies
London
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Paris
Indl
Selnagar Kashmir
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Rosevelt
Roosevelt
Markeman
Vermont
H. A. Alexander
Rhoades Urges Economy to Save State University
Great Falls Judge W B Rhoades of the Montana state board of education calls for tighter spending at the state university. He warns that without economy the public may strike a long lasting blow and notes duplication and excess payrolls across schools. He suggests cutbacks and closer scrutiny of disbursements to prevent further strain on funding and programs.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
W. B. Rhoades
Montana State Board of Education
Helena
State University
Rhoades
Severl
Jenks
Great Northern Railway
Greater University
M.L. Wilson
Chi
Inter-Parliamentary union votes against US entry to League
The conference session adjourned with a unanimous decision that the Inter-Parliamentary union would not appeal to the United States to join the League of Nations or revise its covenant. Discussions at the capitol and Pan-American union included the Sakiatavala incident and topics on bolshevism, international trust, and world governance.
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Council- Inter-Parliamentary Union
United States
League of Nations
League
Capitol
Pan-American Union
International Trust
Paris Seizes Chance to Shape Affairs in Breathing Space
Officials in Paris weigh the five year lump sum payment plan proposed by the American commission. Finance Minister Caillaux returns to Paris with the idea while administration leaders hope for mutual benefit and breathing room from the temporary arrangement despite reservations about its permanence.
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Caillaux
Paris
America
France
Machinery in Motion to Call Mitchell to Account
A military probe moves to confront Mitchell over air service criticism. The case targets officers of major or brigadier rank with potential court martial within days and may impose penalties for conduct violations as investigations proceed.
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Mitchell
Ube
Generis
Colona
Mitetett
Colomet
Hintehelt
Willee Raven
Bane
Wor
Montana cattle top Chicago market as 300 cars move east
Three hundred cars of Montana cattle from Ringling to Chicago markets topped the market with all beef selling at peak prices. Milwaukee line official P. J. Dockgom reported the shipments, noting superb range conditions and strong demand as Montana stock heads to eastern markets. The movement is at its peak and expected to continue in volume through the fall.
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Montana
Chicago
Ringling
Harlowton
P. J. Peckens
Milwaukee Reports
Milwaukee Line
P. J. Dockgom
Dustier
Butte
Fall Road
Minneapolis
Titan
Peckens
Seven Lives Lost As Train Tunnel Buried In Cave-In
In Richmond Virginia on October 2 a Chesapeake and Ohio tunnel excavation near Church Hill collapsed trapping more than twenty workers. Engineer Tom Manon is believed dead and six black laborers missing. Gases forced rescue crews from the site as they awaited safer conditions.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Tom ‘Manon
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Churchhill
Moveley
A. G
Classified Ads In Butte and Anaconda Canceled
Unusual notice notes classified ads listed for six days in Butte and Anaconda are canceled due to unspecified results. Readers are urged to contact the ad-taker for assistance with securing help employment renting rooms or selling items. Phone numbers are provided.
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Butte
Beer's Defense Sparks Appeal in Frail Child Case
A mother facing jail appealed to the district court and told Judge George A. Lusford that the beer was intended to nourish a frail child who did not like milk. The judge annulled the sentence.
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George A. Lusford
Airplanes Demonstrated From Ground Control at Fort Leavenworth
At Fort Leavenworth Kansas October 2 radio controlled aircraft demonstrated ground reception of aerial photographs and long distance signals. Major Clinton D Heussell commanded planes high above while observers watched instant maneuver response and live orders delivered by amplifiers from the ground. A crash during takeoff left a pilot from the dawn to dusk flyer L Maughan unharmed.
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Pii
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Missouri River
Clinton D. Heussell
Thut
Fussell L. Maughan
Flyer
Wrecked submarine recovered after flood and deaths
U S Navy reports the submarine B-61 found flooded bow to stern with four men dead. Divers recovered two bodies, E Lawton and Brady D Lind, as salvage operations begin. Rear Admiral J B Huet and Simon Lake visited the wreck site at New London.
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London
Iowa
City of
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Silvers
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Selva
E. Lawton
Mat London
Brady D. Lind
Pensacola
Fis
J.B. Hueret
Naval Burea
Washington
Simon Lake
Vous and
Agreement Reached in Labor Dispute Over Construction Tie Up
Atlantic City October 2 President William Greene of the American Federation of Labor says an agreement has been reached in the jurisdiction dispute between bricklayers and their union, which had tied up 269 million dollars in construction. The accord provides an immediate halt to hostilities and full resumption of work. A number of points will be submitted to a tribunal whose decisions will be accepted by both unions.
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Atlantic City
William Greene
American Federation of Labor
Insue
Warning precedes change in Shenandoah valve system
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics approved a modified automatic safety valve for the Shenandoah with warnings of reduced foolproof reliability. Commander Lansdowne and the court of inquiry reviewed correspondence showing cautious, experimental approval after long study. The change aimed to improve operation while mitigating risk on Pacific coast flights.
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Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Associated Press
Lakehurst
Shenandoah
Navy Department Bureau of Aeronautics
Zachary Lansdowne
Ndoah
Naval Court of Inquiry
B. Rosendahl
Judge Advocate
William A. Moffett
Bureau
Cape
B. Land
Construction Corps
Lansdowne
Lansdowne Inelatent
Hnnandoath
Pacific
Johnson to Move to Amend Charges in Minnesota Case
Chicago Oct 2 Magnus Johnson former U S senator for Minnesota will withdraw and resubmit a petition with amendments making specific accusations against Senator Thomas D Schall The petition seeks disqualification for false statements and excessive campaign funds rather than restoration to office Two weeks are given for Schall to prepare a reply The conference noted Schall has faced trial in Minnesota for related matters
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Chicago
Magnus Johnson
United States
Minnesota
Thomas D. Schall
Thargesh
Sohal
Sohail
Johnson
Occo
Senator Schall
Schall
Twenty three deaths in year from auto accidents
Readable county coroner records list twenty three fatalities blamed on autos in the year. Causes include excessive speed, run overs, collisions with trains and streetcars, and riders thrown from vehicles.
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Silver Bow County
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Teath
Silver ‘Row
Oroner Holland
Aslo
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