Atlantic storms pause coast shipping amid damage and casualties
Two persons were killed in Atlantic gales and casualties rose as storms battered the coast. Liner schedules delayed by seas. roofs blown off, telegraphs felled, and uprooted trees blocked roads. A tornado in Pike county Alabama killed 16 and injured many. relief trains dispatched. Two drownings reported in New York area as storms lashed the metropolis. guards were mobilized to curb looting after a power outage.
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FranssAtlantic
Amailer
Wins Cate
Philadelphia
Guy Gemame
Orm
Atlantic
New York
Harding
Hojoker
Cunard
Lythia
Celtic
Ted Muar
Lapland
Associated Press
Troy
Ain
Pike County
Alabama
Associated Pro
New ‘York
Perth Amboy
N. J
Central Park
Rusty Water Worries Families Over Washing
A historical notice notes rusty hot water may ruin family washing and suggests copper piping as a remedy. It discusses corrosive effects from water heating, potential savings from investment, and the aim of delivering clear water from hot taps.
Fatally Stricken in East
William C. Dierks formerly of Butte died in Pittsburgh yesterday. He loved horses and is pictured with Silver Bow, a prize winning horse. Dierks established a music house in Butte but left the city eleven years ago.
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William C. Dierks
Butte
Pittsburg
Mr. Dierks
Balkan Front Flare Ups Drag On Amid Greek Bulgarian Clash
Conflicting reports from Sofia and Athens mirror rising alarm as Greek and Bulgarian forces clash on the frontier near Demirkanour. Greek official says Bulgarian troops fired first. Bulgarians claim Greek provocation. Civilians die as villages are shelled and irregulars operate along the line. Belgrade orders restraint while trains remain halted along the frontier.
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League of Nations Council
Athens
Stamboulisky
Akhenasoff
Stojanoff
Zarbrod
Belgrade
Comitadjis
Sofia
Rach
Elwinowo
Associated Press
Macedoni
Uhe Vilage
Poland
Russia
Dierks Dies in Pittsburg Home
W C Dierks, longtime Montana music figure later tied to Mellor Plat Silver, died at his Pittsburg home. He owned admired animal companions and loved his horse Silver Bow which won Allegheny horse show prizes. Survived by wife and daughter Barry, the architect living in Paris. Mrs Dierks visited Butte last July after a Portland music meet.
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Montana Music Company
Butte
Sliver Bow
Dierks
East
Crash survivor ship recovering after Montana street ride
Park street resident Hayes told Harrington he would go home and Harrington offered to drive. They sped along Montana street and then back toward the car. Hayes was injured in a wreck and hospitalized in a stupor. Authorities seek Michael Gallagher’s whereabouts and his mother. Gallagher, born in Burlington, worked in Butte mines and later moved East.
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Park Street
Hayes
Harrington
Hagher
Harington
Montana
St. James Hospital
Michael
Butte
Mary Magee
Sun‘Wyo
Gallagher
Burlington
Flying doctors and bath tub plane folded for visits
Seven doctors of Canterbury plan to use flying machines to reach patients. A folding bath tub water tank has been perfected for discreet use. A ten million dollar fund is proposed for Britain's national open house in London. The BBC in London earned 424 thousand dollars last year. Egypt plans two new Nile dams costing 26.5 million dollars. Germany faces coal overproduction yet imports over a quarter million tons monthly from England to coast ports.
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England
Great’ Britain
London
British Broadcasting Company of London
Egypt
Nile
Germany
17 Navy Planes Swept Away in Early Storm
A severe storm wrecked 17 Navy planes, crippling most with twisted wings and damaged tails while sweeping ships and equipment ashore. A Baltimore child and elderly residents were injured by wind debris as anchors and structures gave way. Lieutenant L A Moebus saved a crew from a derelict craft, and several vessels were driven into piers and breakwaters with all planes likely total losses.
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Baltimore
Carrie
L.A. Moebus
Stoven
Modification of estate tax and levies under review
The Associated Press reports Washington October 26 that a reform of the estate tax and many miscellaneous levies, plus income tax rate cuts, are likely to be included in a new revenue measure. The House Ways and Means Committee will draft it next week amid public hearings. Green favors inheritance tax modification per the national committee plan and backs an 80 percent credit for state inheritance tax. Mellon backs repeal of the estate tax with broad GOP support.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Green
National Committee On
Mellon
Garner
Texas
Ronan News Notes and Local Movements
Ronan updates report residents such as Mr and Mrs George Pendry departing for St Regis after six weeks as relief agent. Jane Allard joins the senior high class while Mrs LB Miller hosts. Missoula Dillon trips, Coast Guard enlistment, and Helena May Robson show cultural links. Costa Rica plans a farm mortgage bank of 000,000 capital amid global price pressures in timber markets.
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Ronan
George Pendry
St. Regis
Pendry
Jane Allard
LB. Miller
Harry Chubb
Aber Geen
Wash
A. V. Ells
Nixon
Mont
A. M. Sterling
Missoula
Dillon
Streeter Hall
Farge
Spencer Sterling
J. L. Jones
John Arvideon Grove
May Robson
Caillaux Proposes Bank Note Substitution Plan
Finance minister Caillaux outlines broad financial ideas and hints at inflationary steps to meet treasury needs. He distinguishes inflation from a reform he calls an aper tion substituting France notes for bonds. He avoids details on renewing debts to the US and UK while pledging a satisfactory multi month settlement and guarding France if Dawes plan falls short. He references a personal cabinet split and defends the republic against reactionaries.
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France
Caillaux
Serbian wedding blowout shocks Spokane crowd
Dan Krtinich celebrated his wedding as a major party in Spokane on October 25. He traveled to Chehalis Wash to meet his bride Frances and went to Duluth Minn to hire a minister Rev Vladimir Porobich. The event drew attention as a grand, festive union with local ceremonial details.
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Spokane
Dan Krtinich
Krtinich
Cheh. Wash
Frances
Duluth
Minn
Vladimir Porobich
Kruinich Seratlas
Collision damages car after mill motor collision
A collision between the Timber Butte mill motor and an automobile driven by Roy Jcreon of 1828 B Street caused light damage to Pierson's car, with Joe Lowney of 1831 A Street riding in the machine. The damaged vehicle was towed to a garage.
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Roy Jcreon
B. Street
Pierson
Sheriff's Office
Joe Lowney
Zane Grey life story inspires readers in review
The piece traces Zane Grey’s life from Zanesville Ohio origin to a hunter and author who loved swimming and fishing. It notes his baseball youthful promise at the University of Pennsylvania and his influence on fiction readers worldwide. Paramount’s Thundering Herd is shown at the American with director William K. Howard and stars Jack Holt among others.
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Zane Grey
Zanesville
Ohio
Asa Boy
Scott
Cooper
University of Pennsylvania
Paramount
Fale
William K. Howard
Jack Hott
Musical Service at St. John's Church
St Johns Episcopal church was filled to overflowing for last evenings service as the full choir led a musical program. The congregation remained reverent through choruses and solos with Miss Trucamo, Abe Lewis, Calloway, A Roberts, Charles Chevisny, and the choir receiving praise for their performance under musical director Mrs K B Sullivan. Chapman and R Booth led the service.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Miss Trucamo
Abe Lewis
Calloway
A. Roberts
Charles Chevisny
K. B. Sullivan
Chapman
R. Booth
Are You a Master or Servant Speaker Tonight
Dr RR Tracy will speak tonight at the YMCA before the School of Constructive Thinking on the subject Are You a Master or Servant. The talk is scheduled for the evening at the youth center and aims to discuss personal influence and control.
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RR. Tracy
Greater Volume of Business Seen
A week of improvements across productive and distributive lines signals sustained business growth through year end and into spring. E H Gary of United States Steel cites rising prosperity while railcar loadings top a million, gold flows stabilize finance, and crude oil output easing supports the petroleum sector.
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Associated Pres
New ‘York
American Iron and Steel Institut
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
National Bank of Commerce
Polish Boy Grateful After Salvation Army Aid
A Polish youth, struck by a car on a Butte street, lost his clothes and shelter. The Salvation Army provided a full outfit, meals, and a week of lodging. He found work in the mines and praised America via an interpreter, saying his country would let him die on the street.
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Salvation Army
Butte Corps
America
Engineering Society to Hold Joint Meeting in Montana Clubs
Members of the Montana section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers and the Montana Society of Engineers plan a joint session at the Silver Bow club Friday evening. Colonel Savage will present on economical steam production. Reports from Salt Lake will be discussed and Oils meeting will replace November gathering.
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Montana
America Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Montana Society of Engineers
Silver Bow Club
Colonel Savage
American Stoker Fumping
Salt Lake
Montana Society
Church Choir to Be Heard in Concert at St John’s
St John’s Episcopal church choir will perform Tuesday evening in the parish house on West roadway. An attractive varied program features several of Butte’s best vocalists. Proceeds from the concert will be devoted to needed Sunday school expenses.
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St John's Episcopal Church
West Roadway
Buttes
Mrs Castagnetto Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Josephine Castanesco, 47, died yesterday after a yearlong illness. Born in Italy, she came to the United States 20 years ago and lived here with her husband Eugene Castagnetto of 15 Capperville. She leaves a daughter Liinnie, son Andre, five sisters, and a brother in Italy. The body is at Sherman Reed funeral home.
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Josephine Castanesco
Italy
United States
Eugene Castagnetto
Cap-perville
Liinnie
Andre
Fir Street
Butte
Romana
Oklahoma
Joe Castagnetto
This City
Sherman-Reed Funeral Home
Per Street
Dubie
Elsie Dubie
Joseph
Benest Dubie
Edward Burley
Ci'y Gia
Saskatchewan
Divorces and Social Problems Highlight Episcopal Convention
In New Orleans on October 25, the Episcopal Church delegates wrap the ith triennial convention with praise for its record. Bishop John Gardner Murray from Maryland was named primate elect. Debates included remarriage of divorcees, church council affiliation, and cooperative work with the Federal Council of Churches.
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New Orleans
John Gardner Murray
Maryland
Episcopal Church
Ith
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Federal Council
Cecacnecegeaipes Ae
Little Boy 19 Called After Long Sickness
A 19 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Loughran T Greenfield of Butte, died in Los Angeles after a long illness. The body will return to Butte for 2:30 pm funeral at the Greenfield home 868 West Silver Street with interment in Mount Moriah. Several relatives and friends are listed as survivors and visitors are asked to omit flowers.
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Loughran Greenfield
Loughran T. Greenfield
Butte
Los Angeles
California
Greenfield
Greenfield Advertising Agency
Mr. Greenfield
Mary Greenfield
Hansoas
Charles Greenfield
A -c. W. Merriles
T. A. Carney
Frank Killien
Carl Nissler
Christian Nissler
Guy Davison
Grover Nissler
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