Auto crash kills four including Harrington in Montana Street incident
Hayes the sole survivor, recounts the moments before a car driven by Dennis Ed Harrington collided with a street car on Montana Street Saturday night. Bodies of Harrington Michael Gallagher and Anne Panned lie in three undertakers. Coroner Wistand to hold an inquest. Ike Haver injured with multiple broken ribs and other wounds but expected to recover. Granting of permission by Sampson to use the car’s owner’s vehicle is noted.
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Modern Youth Found Wanting by Y M C A
Oct. 25 report on the forty second annual Y M C A convention notes delegates lamenting modern American youth. Criticisms include the family automobile, lax discipline, advertising creating material desires, dancing, drinking and drugs, excess leisure, inadequate home education, fewer shared family meals, and parental travel without children. A delegate condemns modern dance as a hugging match and feminine attire as immodest or masculine.
Peace impetus drives League to curb Balkan clashes
Paris Oct 25 Amid Locarno driven optimism the League of Nations council plans a special session to curb Balkan tensions Greece and Bulgaria move to withdraw troops while the council may seek mediation or a commission to probe responsibility if conflict persists.
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Girl suffocated after auto overturn near Fromberg
In Billings Montana on October 25, the Associated Press reports Rachel Keiser, 18, died from injuries and partial suffocation when her car overturned on the north road to Fromberg. Three companions were rescued as the vehicle wedged in mud due to defective steering gear.
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Fromberg
Liberal treatment of disabled veterans urged by American Legion
The American Legion urged Congress to extend more liberal care for disabled veterans and to pass a universal draft law. The program calls for retirement provisions for disabled emergency officers, adjustments to dependents allowances, new disability ratings for TB patients, and creation of a permanent medical corps. It also seeks insurance extensions, recycling rehabilitation limits, and government control during emergencies. The draft would mobilize ages 21 to 30 and authorize price stabilization. Civil service protections would cover efficiency and compensation bodies.
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American Legion
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National Legislative Committee
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Civil Services
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United States
Chamorro Seizes Fort La Lona in Managua Coup
General Emiliano Chamorro, ex president, entered fortress La Lona at 4 am and took command of Managua with conservative forces backing him. Liberal leaders met with President Solorzeano and the American minister as clashes left several dead and wounded. Chamorro demanded cabinet changes and a return to Conservative rule, promising not to attack the loyal constabulary under Major Carter.
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Nicaragua
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Soloracano
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Pres
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Solorzeano
One Miner Killed In Street Battle Near Pittsburg
A clash last night in Houston between Pittsburg Coal Company workers and another miner group left one man dead and three wounded. The reopened mines in the district were reportedly the flashpoint as both sides attacked each other on the streets. Injured victims were among the attacking party. Local authorities investigated the incident.
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Houston
Seven thousand die as cyclone hits Persian Gulf coast
Dispatches report 7,000 people perish as a cyclone sweeps the Persian Gulf region aided by an earthquake and disturbances. The pearl fishing fleet is largely destroyed, naval vessels suffer, and Tamb and Hens Jam islands endure severe shaking with date palms devastated.
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W G Dierks Dies in Pittsburg Home
William C. Dierks, once a well known Butte figure, died suddenly at his Pittsburg residence, with a telegram to RM Hobbs providing no further details. He left Butte about eleven years ago after a long association with local musicians and Hammond family connections.
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Butte
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RM. Hobbs
Amundsen Returns to Plan New Arctic Flight
Captain Roald Amundsen, the Arctic explorer, arrived in Chicago after a recent air attempt near the North Pole. He declared his aim to fly farther north and cross the polar region, stating the last voyage located the pole from the air. He traveled from Detroit as a guest of the Geographic Society.
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Warning of Cold Wave Hits Butte After Storm
A strong north wind and snow swept through Butte after a morning storm, triggering a weather bureau alert from Helena. The 24 hour temps ranged from 41 to 24 degrees, with power outages and broken wires reported in several districts as tempers rose and lights flickered amid gusts and a distant rumble described as thunder.
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Boulder
Radersburg
Mitchell impudent Robinson declares against air travel
Chicago dispatch reports Col. William Mitchell, chief critic of the army and navy, denouncing Theodore Dourings Robinson as impudent and wrong headed. He objects to praise for military leaders and predicts a rise in commercial aviation, while defending government authority and discipline.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Theodore Dourings Robinson
Ansinfant
Chicas
Williamn Mitchell
Army
America
Second Storm Hits Atlantic Coast Amid Destruction
Two major wind storms struck the Atlantic coast causing at least 21 deaths and heavy damage to homes and shipping. In Alabama a tornado from the Texas coast killed 16, injuring many and leveling numerous houses. National guardsmen protected property in New York area after looting fears. Seaplane races in Baltimore were disrupted as seven craft wrecked or damaged. An expectant mother in New York City was pulled from a window during the storm.
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Pike and Barbour Counties
Alabama
Texas
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Delaware
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Ott Rockaway
Pope Sets Limit on Italian Relations
Rome report states Cardinal Campaeri, papal secretary of state, issued a note to bishops and cardinals demanding prior papal approval before any talks with Italian government officials. The note condemns independent negotiations and aims to keep Vatican informed of any conference between church law and government policy amid efforts for closer church state ties.
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Muscollal
Seventeen US seaplanes break moorings for navy pageant
Seventeen United States seaplanes broke loose from moorings near Sellers Point for a navy pageant to be held tomorrow, with wrecks found near Bay Shore Park. Salvage efforts were under Commander T. G. Kilyney and Commander Bilysey as crews worked to recover engines from seven total losses and determine if ten others can be partially salvaged. The pageant will precede the Schneider cup race at Bay Shore Sellers.
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United States
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Bay Shore
Sellers
Bilysey
Smoot Feet on Table Becomes French Fashion Tale
Paris hears a tale from Washington of Senator Reed Smoot’s habit of placing his feet on the table after a bell. The story, carried by the French left mission, is seen as a mockable sign of American ease and bargaining style. It signals that feet on the table may become fashionable in France this year.
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Nationalist ministers quit German cabinet crisis looms
Berlin Oct 25 nationalist cabinet members signaled resignations led by interior minister Schiel and finance minister von Nohileben with non partisan replacements expected to steer the government through Locarno pact ratification. A nationalist party meeting adopted a resolution backing ministerial resignations as a crisis unfolds in the Reichstag with bitter divisions over the Locarno agreement.
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