Britain and Dublin discuss peace talks and Valera stance
Dispatches from Dublin report a cautious optimism as Britain seeks to reassure Ireland. Me Valera signals willingness to attend a conference if guarantees to the British public are provided. Dublin leaders press for dominion status with full legislative and imperial cooperation.
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Assem
Prent
London
Dublin
de Valera
Sign Fein
Associated
Lloyd
Horace Plunkett
Harrison
Dominion League
Eamonn de Valera
Ireland
Imperial Conference
League of Us
Sand
Livestock loan program eyed by War Finance Corps
State residents and Montana banks await details as the War Finance Corporation plans broad relief for livestock loans. Officials seek quick, liberal terms, aiming to stop premature shipments of young cattle and sheep until borrowers understand loan specifics. The fund exceeds 400 million dollars for revolving lending.
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Marlow
War Finance Corporation
Austin Funeral To Be Saturday
Austin, a 59 year old native of Quebec, died after illness that led to his removal to Columbia and then treatment in Butte. He came to Montana in 1900, managed Red Bluff Mining, and later served as secretary of the Merchants' Association and Chamber. He was among the most prominent local figures.
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Bie
Butte
Columbia
Austin
Canada
Quebec
Montana
Red Bluff
Merchants’ Association
Butte Rotary marks memorial for Charles Austin
Tributes flowed in yesterday for Charles Austin, longtime Butte business and Rotary figure, who died after a career linking the chamber of commerce and community service. Survived by wife, son Claud, a granddaughter Christina, and a sister and three brothers in England. Memorial ceremonies planned at today’s Rotary meeting with eulogies by Tom Davis and others.
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Austin
Claud
Christina
England
Mount Moriah Lodge
A. F
A. M
Montana Commandery
Knights Templars
Bagdad Temple
Charles Austin
Butte
Tom Davis
Rotary
Rotary Club
Rotary In
Butte Rotary Club
Davis
Gardner Eludes Purists: New Clues in Island Manhunt
Tacoma dispatch reports Roy Gardner the California mail robber still at large after escaping from federal prison on Neil's Island. A 16 year old, Tom Williams, saw a man matching Gardner’s description in a ranch orchard, prompting police to shift search to the island western side.
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Tacoma
Roy Gardner
California
Lardner
Constable Loser Trousers and Coin Stolen in Billings
Alesandro Romola, recently moved from Worden Montana, reported to police that a thief broke into his lodging house room in Billings and stole his trousers containing 1300 dollars. He had not resigned the constable position he held in Worden.
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Prete
Billings
Alesandro Romola
Worden
Mont
Mutiny in Constantinople as Turkish forces revolt
Reports say elements of the sixth Turkish division mutinied in Constantinople and were joined by locals. Italian marines landed to protect allied and nationalist interests amid the unrest in Asia Minor following nationalist governance clashes.
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Constantinople
Asia Minor
Football candidates with no assigned coach in Butte
Butte High School football candidates near 45 turn out in uniforms for practice at foot of Street. Dr Fear Danaher leads drills awaiting a regular coach after the school board refused to hire one. Aims include forming a schedule and preparing players for the 1931 season despite missing equipment and coaching staff.
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Butte
Butte High’ School
Durpie Gridiron
Fear
Te Danaher
Dan
Jussie Scherck
Yea Rennan
Chapman
Senay Ui
Tucker
Kheth
Dutta
Saachinaieha
Wage decisions spark union acceptance and wage cuts
Federal Judge Landis issues wage orders affecting building trades and shipyard workers. Chicago builders face wage scale changes while unions consider acceptance. Longshoremen push for lower rates as steamship firms propose new contracts. Secretary Denby approves reduced pay for 68 000 workers, with revisions to railroad and shipyard scales.
PATHFINDERS FACES RECEIVE SCRUBBING
Washington scene reports a volunteer scrub women's brigade organized by the national suffrage leaders at the marble statue of Elizabeth Stanton and Lucretia Mott. Robey of Virginia led the scrub squad recruited near the head cornerstone. Mullan Beats Missoula in Idaho game 5 to 2.
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Washington
Boas Stanton
Lucretia Mott
Mullan
Missoula
Overcrowded Classes At Local High School Report
In three classes there were nine students, while equipment exists for twenty per room. Wood turning class had 37 students assigned to 18 lathes. In one class chemistry shows 37 students with room and equipment for more. Forty eight students in another class. History teachers note no solution to crowded conditions. Beginning classes average 49 students with about 30 seats per room. English department is severely crowded after loss of four teachers. Some rooms have 23 seats yet more than 40 students attend. Advanced classes less crowded but still often over thirty. Commercial department reports class sizes from 44 to 123 students. Principal Mitukins plans to add classes. rooms already crowded. Superintendent Douglas confirms need for more teachers and capacity to handle grade-level crowding. Clerk Wood expects action next week.
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State Board of Education
Athough
A! Han
B. . Mituikin
A. H. Douglas
Douglas S
G. Wood
Soviet demands exile's expulsion in Riga report
The Soviet government told Poland it will withhold part of the 30,000,000 gold rubles awarded in the Riga treaty until Poland expels Gen. Boris Savinkov and his alleged followers from Poland, according to a semi official Bolshevik source in Riga.
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Riga
Bolsheviet
Poland
Russia
Boris Savinkof
Savinkott
Rent Reformers Become Militant in Havana
Havana dispatch reports rent reform advocates turning militant as they disrupt proceedings in the chamber of deputies on September 7 amid demands for broad changes to housing laws.
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Associated Pres
Havana
Chamber of del
Park records smashed as tourist traffic soars in Park County
Park records are smashed as Fellowstone park travel is projected to break all records this season. J R Kaiserman of the Park County Chamber of Commerce in Livingston cites up to Sept 1 with 74 967 visitors, 2548 more than last year, and notes Livingston Gardiner entry accounted for 1 28 697. He calls for federal aid to build 200 miles of tourist highways and urges Montana communities to cooperate to boost Livingston Gardiner gateway and a permanent cross state highway.
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Fellowstone Park
J. R. Kaiserman
Park County Chamber of Commerce
Livingston
Butte
Montana Power Company
Livingston-Gardiner
Kaiserman
Montana
Gardiner
Park County
Livingston Chamber
Pring
Annual Get Together Banquet Opens YMCA Activities
The Friday night event marks the opening of gymnasium classes and all physical activities at the Y M C A. Members will gather for the annual get together banquet led by Mr. Duncan and featuring a program of music stunts and Ike. Reservations are at the Y M C A office. About 260 members of the physical department are expected. Regular gymnasium closes the following Monday September 12.
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Ike
MC. A
Mart
Twelve nationalities attend citizenship class at Americanization school
The Americaniation school at the M.C.A. building opened last evening with twelve nationalities represented in enrollment. Twenty seven students enrolled to study for naturalization and nine began English classes under Eugene Corrie. Canadians, Scots, Italians, Austrians, Norwegians, Finns, Germans, Irish, Yugoslavs, Swedes, and Poles are among those seeking citizenship. Forty three graduates became citizens last year as the program drew 262 students.
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M.C. A
Eugene Corrie
Pepare
Jeh
Jugo-Slovians
Casey and Silver Legion Delegates
Horace Casey of Butte will attend the national American Legion convention in Kansas City as Montana's delegate at large. Casey was chosen first alternate at Lewistown and remains in consideration for a delegate seat entitling convention representation. Attorney Francia will accompany Casey, making them the only city veterans in the state.
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Horace Casey
Butte
The
American Legion
Kansas City
Montana
Casey
Lewistown
Francia
Jon
Child Injured by Delivery Truck in Bilver Street Incident
Jack Harrington, seven, suffered serious injuries when struck by a delivery truck. Margaret Harrington, guardian, taken at 1130 West Mercury to Bilver Street facility for evaluation and treatment. authorities report the child’s injuries are severe but not confirmed life threatening.
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Jack Harrington
Margaret” Harrington
West Mercury
Bilver Street
Deer Lodge News Notes and Courthouse Update
Deer Lodge notes report on the new courthouse project and county affairs. Mentions officials like George Nelson and Pedersen in Nelson & Pedersen, plus county superintendent Misehiorence Hill and Corbitt of Spot neg a Vieillon in toman. The item references business visits by Garribon and Beattie, and stock movements from the Anderden company.
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Deer Lodge
Ber Lodge
George Nelson
Nelson & “Pedersen
Misehiorence Hill
Eehaolm
Echomat
Pehiowsians
Corbitt
State Advertises Skalkaho Bid Tract
The state announces a bid solicitation for the Skalkaho tract under federal forestry program. Officials cite standard procurement procedures and invite bids from qualified parties for the specified parcel.
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Forestry
Federa
Train dynamited engineer killed in Atlanta report
John E. Morris of Fitzgerald, Ga., an engineer, was killed when a train was dynamited near Atlanta on September 7. Police and investigators sought suspects as several other train crew members were injured in the blast. Local authorities and railroad officials vowed to pursue the case vigorously.
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Atlanta
John E. Morris
Fitzgerald, Ga
Rail line seeks protection after wreck near here
Police and railroad men report a freight train wreck on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic line near here tonight. A rail official said he would ask Governor Hardwick for military protection for employees and property amid the incident.
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Atlanta
Birmingham & Atlantic Railway
Hardwick
Less Money In The Family Pocketbook September Treasury Figures
The Associated Press reports a drop in per capita consumer buying power from $53.82 in August to $82.41 in September, based on Treasury circulation statistics for about 108.2 to 108.3 million people. The smaller figure reflects reduced purchasing power per person across the estimated population.
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Washington
The
Treasury
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