Enrollment Up In Butte Schools Across Public and Parochial
Butte schools both public and parochial report larger enrollments for the new year with principals noting bigger class sizes, especially in seventh and eighth grades at Longfellow Blaine Franklin and Sher. Parochial enrollment also rises, with high school and junior high classes nearing or matching last year’s totals.
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Public
Butte
Blaine
Franklin
Sherof
Hutte
J. G. Ragedale
Butte High School
Washington Junior High School
Ragsdale
Congeston
A Douglass
Dale
Wortting
Corn Beef and Cabbage for Royal Chow Table
A United Press dispatch reports Prince Edward visiting Canada to sample corn beef and cabbage and other fare at a High River Alberta ranch. A Japanese cook and a manager named WE Carlile discuss privacy and plans as the prince is due to reach Quebec aboard the Empress of France next Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Ontario
High River
Alberta
Jimmie Shimbas
Carlile
Canada
Quebec
Contributions for Japanese relief arrive slowly in Butte
Butte residents and officials from Reed Crow chapter and Salvation Army report slow Japanese relief contributions. Red Cross headquarters will be in the chamber of commerce rooms with Salvation Army desks at Symons Park and Main and at Broadwater and Main. Donations may be sent to Salvation Army Phoenix building or via chamber of commerce, cash or checks, with messengers available if needed.
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Butte
Bren
The
Salvation Army
Bach
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Symons
Park
Main
Broadway
Phoenix Building
Cal Chamber of Commerce
Japan
Symons Dry Goods
Short Change Men Operate In Butte Stores
Short change men a brand of swindlers have plagued Butte merchants in recent months. Police report two suspects targeting shopkeepers including a nail store at 1701 Wall Street after presenting counterfeit cash. A girl aiding the scheme was involved, as one man flashed a 420 bank note before attempting to buy a girl’s counted sum, revealing the ruse. A second site failed, and one man wore a gray cap. Merchants warned to be vigilant citywide.
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Butte
Gerard
Wall Street
Peace disaster at Santa Barbara destroys seven destroyers
The Point Honda wrecks off California killed 29 and left 13 severely injured. Naval officials debate wreck causes while salvage efforts proceed with nine destroyers and two Eagle boats aiding. Missing include three crewmen, with recovery hindered by heavy fog and rough seas.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Point Honda
Here
A. R. van Schaak
Frazier
R.A. Conroy
Delphy
Eagle
Melville
Santa Barbara County Hospital
Young
Train Derailment Kills 82 People and Injures Dozens
A derailed train in an unspecified location killed 82 passengers and injured many more. Initial reports quote officials and witnesses, with unclear details on cause and exact site. The incident prompted emergency response and investigations by local authorities.
Scientists Dissappointed In Eclipse Of Sun
Associated Press reports a total solar eclipse seen in San Diego, with midday darkness and a magnificent spectacle. Scientists note weather reduced view, but photographs from airplanes provided valuable data. Navy airmen filmed the corona from various altitudes, including 16 000 feet at Point Hueneme, yielding moving pictures and faint shadow evidence during totality.
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Associated Press
San Dingo
Cal
San Diego
Navy
Leland Webb
Point Hueneme
Corn crop better wheat takes crop
Weather across the corn belt brought a stronger corn crop than earlier expected while thrashing returns fell and rust damaged wheat. Government crop estimates show spring wheat down to 789 million bushels from 793 million, with total grain output rising to 2.076 billion bushels, up 94 million from August projections.
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Associated
Prose
Washington
Department of Sericulture
Comeras
Industrial strife urged by reds expose claims union plot
Through encouragement of industrial strife and distrust between employers and labor unions, American agents of the communists and Moscow have sought to gain control of labor unions as the first step toward revolution and a communist regime on this continent, says a United Mine Workers expose.
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Associated Press
New York
Inte Nationale
Moscow
United Mine
Typhus Epidemic Report From Tokyo After Quake
The Associated Press reports Typhus and epidemics spreading in Okubo and Hiroo hospitals and tramway conductors quarters. About 100,000 refugees leaving Tokyo daily amid 41,000 deaths in Tokyo and 24,000 in Yokohama by Sept. 7. Foreign offices warn of widespread destruction, with banks reopening and foreign communications improving in days.
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Tokio
Osaka
Okubo
Hiroo
Agyama
Ueno Exposition
Associated Prose
Washington
Yokohama
Foreign Office
Ohio
Yokotham
Mes. Sager
Horne
David Waddell
Peper
Kane
Mitsui Bank
Kwatigyo Bani Bank of
Taiwan
Kogyo Bank
Ther Rokoharsa Peste
Ewantee
Bank of Japan
Crump Jr Given Five Years For Judge Car Theft
George Crump Jr. was sentenced to five years in prison by Judge George C. Crump, his cousin, after confessing to stealing the judge's motor car last August while the jurist and his family vacationed in Colorado.
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Associated Press
Holmenville
Ohio
George Crump Jr
George C. Crump
Young Crump
Colorado
League Council Waiting on Greek Italian Clash Developments
In Berlin the Associated Press reports German capitalists plan to send a rep to Paris to gauge French concessions while direct talks between Berlin and Paris are thought probable. The League Council in Geneva adopts a waiting stance as it monitors the Greek Italian dispute and the Cort evacuation.
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Sal “Corneratios
Associated Press
London
Germany
Central News
Berlin
Paris
France
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Ishii
Counci
Council of Ambassadors
Council of the League
Paterfal
Cort
Goats Blamed for Spotted Fever in Local Report
Fragmentary notes attribute spotted fever concerns to goats with references to the principal and state entomology department official R A Cooley. The text mentions tick development and potential inquiries to contact through the Man and Game association, but details are unclear.
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United States
R. A. Cooley
State Entomology
The
Man_and_Game association
Bandit Shot by Revenue Agent in Peoria Robbery Attempt
In Peoria on September 10 a revenue agent shot and killed one bandit during a park holdup on Bert Church. A second bandit was wounded and escaped with the third man in an automobile. Church fired a revolver during the attempt.
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Bandit
Revenue
Associated Press
Peoria
Bert Church
Oklahoma Klan Bans Masked Parades by Governor Edict
Oklahoma state officials move to curb Klan activity as Gov. Walton threatens troops to enforce an order forbidding masked parades or meetings. Grand Dragon Tewett and leaders claim Klan will respect the governor, with demonstrations planned in Bristow and across the state.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Oklo
J. C. Walton
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Ett
Oklas
Walton
Bristow
Adjt
B. N. Markham
Nola National Guards
Grand Dragon Tewett
Fire Sweeps Freighter America La Port Fireboat Aids Crew
A smoke engulfed freighter America Amen about 50 miles offshore, forcing 30 firemen to be treated for smoke and heat. The blaze, believed burning for a week, was finally brought under control after a radio alert brought U S Nevada Los Angeles Fire Boat No 1 to assist. The vessel was towed to port with substantial cargo loss.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hell
Broshamed
U.S
Nevada
Stew
Pinchot Urges Governors to Curb Coal Gouging
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania calls on 30 anthracite consuming states to pursue joint action and stricter safeguards against coal price gouging. He directs state investigations into profit margins of dealers and possible rate readjustments, aiming for a coordinated approach and a possible conference among governors. He notes ongoing talks with Pennsylvania service commission officials to study pressure points in the market.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pri
Chaleman B. Olney
Pennsylvania Service Commission
Eleney
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