New Christian Brothers High School Dedication in Butte
Thousands of residents, Catholic and non Catholic, line Mercury street for the dedication of Butte’s first Catholic Central High School run by the Christian Brothers. Bishop Carroll presides. the ceremony includes benediction, a bishop’s address, and a procession from St Patrick’s to the new school. The project began after rapid growth since 1908, underscoring the community’s effort to provide space for boys and girls amid overflow at prior facilities.
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Two Shot Down in St Ignatius Affray
A shooting at St Ignatius early this morning left two men wounded, one critically. Sam Humphreys, alleged gunman, was taken into custody at Lake County Jail after an attempted robbery at a dance hall preceded the incident. The wounded man’s condition was stated as not expected to improve through the night.
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Enraged Woman Kills When She Finds Couple Together
Mrs. Maddux shot and killed a person after discovering her husband with another woman. She showed no remorse, and police report she is mother to a five year old boy.
Davis in fittings for western campaign in Colorado
The Associated Press reports John W. Davis traveling aboard the Davis special en route to Denver for a campaign swing. He will deliver a Thursday night speech on conservation reclamation and irrigation after retreat in the mountains near Denver. Davis rode with Governor Bryan through Lincoln and Omaha, attending church and briefings before continuing west.
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Denver Man William Ryan Death Mystery Near Syracuse
The body of William Ryan of Denver Colorado was found after the Lake Shore Limited train arrived in Syracuse New York. Authorities suspect either accident or robbery with fatal assault as the skull fracture is listed as the cause. Only 1.60 dollars was found in his pockets.
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Brazil backs compulsory arbitration to outlaw wars
The Associated Press reports Brazil joins nations at the League of Nations Assembly in pledging to make compulsory arbitration the foundation of international law. The move signals a new era in diplomacy, though work remains to reconcile views on enforcing arbitration amid fears of British naval power and broader disarmament questions.
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Dr Sun to Take Field in China Front
A Chekiang army telegram from Mukden signed by Chang Tso Lin vows action against Sun Yat Sen and Wu Pei Fu stating resolve to rid the country of traitors. Fighting reported near Taihu lake and Sungkiang with Chekiang forces advancing despite heavy fire. Casualties tallied around two hundred as chaotic front lines hamper defense.
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Prince to Welcome American Aviators and Polo Match
Associated Press reports thePrince of Wales will visit in an official capacity to meet American aviators and attend international polo matches. A British ambassador may accompany the prince as schedules shift, with departures planned from inland regions to New Conn Montress and Calgary, suggesting possible travel adjustments and extended stay for the polo event observers.
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Anodes to Tanning Hot Week in Butte Baseball News
Defeat by A C M team dampens backers of the Anodes yet they believe Mines League runners-up will win. A Conda Athletic Field hosts the second Southwestern section game at 5 pm. Weather records show this September week was the hottest in Butte in over a decade with high temps around 92 and 94 degrees.
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Judge Delivers Fate in Murder Case Decree
The judge has decided the fate of the murderers in a high profile case. Details indicate a decree has been written after the Associated Press report about a wealthy watchmaker involved in a kidnapping and federal inquiry, with actions occurring about four months ago.
Miners Take 3-1 Win Over Pitts In Great Falls
In the early game of the series, the Miners dominated the Pitts team at Great Falls. Bill Lasley lasted nine innings, striking out many batters and securing a 3-1 victory for the Mine league champions before 3,900 fans. Pitts showed power with a long homer, but Lasley shut them down when it mattered most.
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Cascade Champs
Auto crash overturn kills race driver in Luis
A race driver died when his car overturned in an auto race incident near Luis. Investigators are reviewing the crash as authorities confirm the fatality and note the accident occurred during the event. No further details on the driver’s identity or the track are provided.
Army Airmen Prepare for NYC Flight After World Circuits
The army airmen nearing completion of their global flight plan to cross the continent head for New York from Moston airport at noon, with Lieut. J H Smith optimistic and A Stuart Maclaren joining the briefing. The group will circle over Mitchel Field and continue toward Seattle and finally Los Angeles as fringe plans to dispose of the planes are considered.
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State High Court to Convene Today in Helena
The Montana supreme court resumes after summer recess and begins a heavy three month schedule. Chief Justice L L Callaway announced that the four puisne justices including Wellington Rankin, appointed to fill Associate Justice Cooper's unexpired term, would be present at the opening.
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Berlin silent on protest against war guilt repudiation
The Berlin press avoids discussing a protest from Premiers MacDonald and Herriot over Germany reevaluating its war guilt confession. Reports in Geneva and Berlin note diplomatic restraint and debate among European leaders. Premier Branting of Sweden and Fridtjof Nasen were warned about potential repercussions.
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