Taxpayers lead allSECTION U5 figures reveal varied incomes
Taxes reported show diverse payments to federal coffers with notable sums for Rex Beach Rudyard Kipling and William Randolph Hearst figures. The U5 category lists include Jacob Ruppert David Belasco and Anne Morgan among high earners. Gary R. Ye h chairman of United States Steel paid substantial tax. other cities show fluctuations. A New York newspaper avoided publishing income details citing policy and views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barger
Rex Beach
Rudyard Kipling
Jacob Ruppert
Ot Park
Wilson
David Belasco
New York
Anne Mor
J.P. Morgan
Fox Film Corporation
Cama
Jolph Hearst
William
Manes Sam
L. Bentley
la Fear
John Dr. Hockerelie
Pathy
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
New Terk Reening
Roa
Baegatetion
Favors Repeal of Publicity Clause
A White Court greeting session with the American delegation discussed the push to repeal the publicity clause of the tax policy. The president’s stance on various public questions favored repealing the Du Huelty provision affecting shipping boards. Officials signaled no plan for a Pacific coast trip before the 1926 congressional elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Court
Boera
Wisconsin Dr. Glenn Frank era editor handled reforms
AP report from Madison notes Dr. Glenn Frank and the office of Frank shaped administration aims. The piece discusses efforts to perpetuate scholarly work and educational practices, with emphasis on productive research, practical teaching, and truth investigations under his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Glenn
Frank
Bervige
Flyers Safe After Early Morning Mission
Reported by navy radio the search continuing at dawn with a takeoff at 6:36 aimed at resuming the hunt. Details of the operation remain unpublished as authorities monitor the situation and prepare for potential developments in the vicinity of the resumed mission.
Honolulu Air Searchers Probe Lost PN-8 Seaplane
Honolulu reports two submarines and three ships plus a plane combing the sea 36 miles west of the Aroostook for PN-8 No. 1 after a seaplane went down amid rough seas. PN-9 No. 3 was forced down 400 miles off California, being returned to port.
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Honolulu
Tim Ree Nurface
Highman
Farragut
Aroostook
Tanager
Tio
Lahaina
Island
Maui
Hanier
Associated Press
San Francisco
Allan Snoddy
California
Gannett
Hawaiian
San
Frideco-Honolulu
Naval Weaane PN
Courts urged to compel nun teachers in county schools
Davies county board of education, Owensboro, Sept 1, ruled that nuns in religious garb would exert sectarian influence and refuse to employ them in public schools. Knottville and St Lawrence districts had urged hiring the nuns and ordered counsel to file a mandamus suit to force school provision and teacher employment. Public schools in Knottsville and St Lawrence have not operated for years, with Catholic pupils attending parochial schools. The move follows Attorney General Frank M. Daugherty, a Catholic, declining to opine beyond stating sectarian influence must be kept out of public schools.
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Prea
Owensboro
Davies County Board of Education
Urauline
Knottaville
St Lawrence
St. Joseph
Knottsville
St. Lawrence
Frank M. “Daugherty
Death sentence for U S lieutenant in April murder
The U S lieutenant received a death sentence for the murder of Miss Aubrey Burleigh who was shot to death in his automobile in April. Work to connect Serbia with the Adriatic by rail has begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Burleigh
Serbia
Adriatic
Calles and Kellogg ease tensions as Mexico Eyes debt aid
President Calles told Congress in Mexico City that U S Mexico relations are cordial and improving after Kellogg warned Mexico last June. He expects Mexico to resume foreign debt payments soon and backs law to limit foreign land and mining rights until Article 27 is clarified. No major exchanges with Washington reported.
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Ime Associated
Prove
Mexico City
Congress
Oday
Callen
United States
Mexico
Bate Kellogg
Cullen
Calles
Mexican Congress
Kellogg
Kel
Washington
Scientists in Butte after research trip unveil fossil finds
Charles Mook and Coleman Williams of the American Museum of Natural History visited Butte after weeks of arch work in Montana. They report discovering the mesohippus skull and jaw near Pipestone and bones of the three toed merhippus around Divide, plus other fossils across the state. findings will be reported to the museum. Fire siren awakens sleepers as short circuit triggers Park and Main alarm. trucks fail to appear, crowd gathers, siren sounds about 18 minutes.
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Charles Mook
Coleman Williams
American Museum of Natural History
Butte
Montana
Pla
Pipestone
Divide
Merycippus
Mook
Mr. Williams
FE. Blodgett
Grand Enght
K. G
Park and Main Street
Uptown
Standard
Park and Main Streets
Courthouse Notes Reveal Estate Dispute and Proceedings
court records detail a probate matter involving McNulty and others, asserting a claim against assets and seeking administration of the Provence Sullivan estate. An inventory and appraisal are filed for property in Jefferson End Belonging to the estate of rani Senaca with valuation noted amid default by the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badas
Cmmpadty
Cullerton
Hermann Hermann
McNulty
Mary Co
A. Bai Fang
Eatal
Provence
Sullivan
Jefferson
Rani Senaca
Literary Club Plans Weekly Sessions at Y This Fall
The Tuesday Literary Club met at the Y last night for the first regular gathering since the season break. The group outlined the year’s study plan and will hold weekly meetings, starting at 7:30 on October 6, with Rabbi Brot guiding classes and J. Halver serving as secretary.
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Y. A
Y. Am
AL Rabbi
Campaign Mud Flies As New York Primaries Near
In New York City with primaries 15 days away the campaign centers on personalities. Mayor Hylan leads a pro administration camp against Senator James Walker and Governor Smith with Hearst’s U S Senate bid cited. Republican rivalries among Waterman Bennett Lyons intensify as insults fly.
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Associated Pres
New York
Hylan
James Walker
Tammany Designee
Smith
Designees
Waterman
Bennett
Lyons
Wil
Syracuse
Harriman
Vanderbilt
David Hirschfe
John Hf. Cohala
Celebration Ends In Hospital After Streetcar Collision
Tom Sullivan, 70, of Dillon, struck by a southbound Butte Electric streetcar on Arizona and Porphyry streets at 9 last night. He suffered a fractured heel, possible internal injuries, and was taken to St James hospital in serious condition. Sullivan regained consciousness briefly and recounted his recent travel from Montana Idaho road south of Darby. Edw ards, the motorman, stated a third man stepped into the street. he braked hard but could not avoid Sullivan. Sullivan claimed no living relatives and spoke erratically about Roosevelt and the Spanish American War as he was treated by Dr Canty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sullivan
Dillon
Arizona
Porphyry
Bullivan
St. James' Hospital
Hugh Pagan
Travonia Street
Roy Edwards
Butte Electric Railway
Sullivan
Butte
Craven Construction Company
Montana-Idaho
Darby
Montana-lanho
Hutte
Roosevelt
Edwardsacar
Arizo Street
Edwards
Canty
Charley Holly Takes Over Thornton Shop
Charley Holly, a renowned Butte barber and beauty culturist, assumed Thornton shop duties yesterday. He will manage all beauty services including permanent waving, facials, tinting, and related work, with improvements planned under new management at the hotel shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Holly
Butte
Thornton
Sistante
Chicago
St. Paul
Child struck by car leaves Clara Berg injured
Clara Berg a 13 year old girl from 118 South Arizona was struck by an auto while crossing West Park yesterday. She was knocked down and driven to Murray hospital by two men who stopped their car. Authorities said the accident occurred near West Park and involved F J Welly of Went Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Berg
Arizona
West Park
F. J
Wilam Hanna
Permanent Peace Only Settlement Continues Mines Controversy
Discussion at Swampscott Mass with John Hays Hammond and President Coullage on coal tensions. Operators, speaking for their group, say government takeover is unnecessary and favor a return to voluntary arbitration to end the stoppage. Demobilization of 148,000 mine workers proceeds with no incidents. 70 million gross tons of coal produced since April 1, and supply may cover demand until mid January.
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John Hays Hammond
Coullage
Swampscott
Mass
Alus
Tome Lamimond
Koviment
Opel
Turgeon Congress
Mld
Coolidge
United States Coal Commission
Aha
Bearman Na Chateman
E.W. Parker
Jaguary
Butte Defends in Federal Liquor Case at Falls
In fall, Butte faces a federal liquor case with defendant Frank involved. The government alleges sales and irregularities tied to a directed final house action.
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Butte
Onpat Falls
Frank
City Attorney Reveals Version on Butte Naming Case
The city attorney presents his account of a dispute over the naming of Butte with unclear terms and alleged bootlegging links. The civil docket seeks settlement actions to compel a guarantee and ensure bond compliance amid legal action.
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Butte
Oren Osburn
Thompson Park
Stadante
Jenterday
Greaant
Ohn' Am
Peaterdany
Montana auto records show rain impact on registrations
Fragmentary newspaper text notes motor vehicle records with a license figure dated August 41 1925 and a comparison to the prior year. The garbled line hints at weather influence on automobile activity in Montana and a noted year over year change.
Haney Holds Fort Will Not Resign
Washington dispatch reports Commissioner Haney of the Shipping Board declares he will not resign under President Coolidge’s requests. He says he observed the merchant marine act, addresses rumors about Fleet corporation and Leigh Palmer but offers no details. Board officials and Fleet executives stayed silent as the matter unfolds with no action taken at the tar start of the session.
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Associated Press
Washington
Haney
Shipping Board
Coolidge
Swampscott
Fleet Corporation
Leigh C. Palmer
Mr. Haney
Restar
Palmer
Oil Producers Raise Crude Prices In Dallas Market
In Dallas on Sept 1 increases of about two and twelve cents a barrel were posted for Kansas and Oklahoma crude oil. The Readie market showed varied gravity grades with minor adjustments, while some crude grades declined by up to thirty eight cents. Stagnolle Petroleum announced the adjustments effective at 7 a.m.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Stagnolle Petroleum
Independent Grid Season Opens With Five Clubs
The 1938 Independent grid season announces a lively slate with five clubs: Dublin Gulch Englewood Hubs Walkerville. Opening games set for Oct 28 Genterslite and Agiewood Nov 1 with Cedar Centerville figures TedW Centerville Frank Kelly Gulch and Harrington Bhglewood Nugent Walkerville named among participants.
Wife No 1 Gets Erring Husband Divorce Ruling
Elisabeth Hogue was granted divorce from George Hogue by Judge Carrell. Custody of two children awarded to the plaintiff. The case was heard by Judge George Mourguin after their marriage on March 86, 1608.
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Elisabeth
Hogue
Craivoree
George
Horus
Carrell
Fee
Mousher
George Mourguin
Indian allotments debate before Senate committee
Testimony before the Senate committee included A A Groorud attorney for the Flatheads Chief Martin Charlo Chief Sapier Mitchell Caville Dupuis Thomas Burland Moss Green and Henry Matt. They argued for a test case on Indian department rights to place allotments to fund the Flathead irrigation project and protested sales of Flathead timber. Charles E. Coe outlined applicable regulations while G Spaulding urged forest protection funding. Stockmen voiced grazing fee concerns as Glen A. Smith explained grazing operations and P H Bernard led Kalispell officials in the discussion. The Montana Sportsmen association secretary M S Carpenter supported forest range management. The committee headed for Spokane afterwards.
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Senate Committee
A. A. Groorud
Flatheads
Martin Charlo
Sapier -Mitchell
Caville Dupuis
Thomas Burland
Moss Green
Henry Matt
Indian Department
Flathead Reservation
Flathead
Charles E. Coe
Flathead Indian Reservation
G. Spaulding
Blackfoot Forest Protective Association
Land Office
Glen A. Smith
P. H. Bernard
Kalispell
M. 8
Carpenter
Montana Sportsmen's Association
Forest Service
Spokane
Shenandoah Western Itinerary Expanded in Washington Scene
The article notes a broadened Shenandoah schedule amid Washington developments. It reports on the Agriculture Department warning to the outlook, and Shipping Board Commissioner Haney reiterates refusal to resign as ordered by the president. The piece hints at political tensions tied to Tabor's son and anticipated actions in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation
Agriculture Department
Mers Outlook
T ‘Een
Haney
The
Shipping Board
Court ruling on narcotics seizure under federal and state authority
Judge Lynch ruled the arrest was unlawful and that seizure of narcotics by federal officers falls under federal constitutional protections. The case questions whether property should be returned or suppressed and whether state constitution limits apply to federal agents handling the seizure. The matter proceeds before Federal Judge Bourquin Coyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge Lynch
Bourquin Coyne
Hildebrand
Montana
Lightning hits oil tank sparks deadly Magnolia fire
In Loling Texas during a rainstorm lightning struck Magnolia Petroleums tank igniting a blaze that destroyed 5 000 barrels of oil and killed a Black girl. Rain ended a drought but caused widespread damage.
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Loling
Tex
Magnolia Petrotewns Company
Lightnin
Livestock Receipts and Prices Amid Slow Markets
Early Monday cattle receipts about 1,800 with very slow bidding across killing classes. Best fat grass fed around 9 dollars, yearlings near 2.75, cows up to 5.25, bulls steady near 1.00, sheep receipts about 2,000 with fat lambs 13.50 to 14.60, packers paying 4.50 to 7 for fats, potatoes and onion prices listed for Chicago and Wisconsin markets. A note mentions a cook in England taking a new post and driving a red car.
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ST. Paul, Minn
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Father, Son and Corporation
America
Casmanox Minx
Comer AY 407 Metals Bank
Butte, Mont
Carotene Co
Rodgers
U.S
Knights of
James "Dwyer
Thomas P. Sul
Thornton Shop
SEAON
Gulchers
Walkerville
Clark Park
Senate
Red Men
Probers
Missoula
Shenandoah
Tabor
Gites
United
England
Belog
Putnam
Puram
Chichester S Pills
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