Navy Air Policy Debate Guards Naval Unity
Secretary Wilbur defended keeping naval aviation under Navy control. Admiral Coonts urged unity of command and warned against an independent air service. The hearing examined budget, organization, and modernization plans for naval aviation and civil aviation's role in national defense.
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Wilbur
Secnion
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Meiso
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London
Pres
American Air Organization
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United States Fleet
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Naval Aviation
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Herirforce
Government Department
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United Air Force
Army
Marine Corps
Admir
Air Trade
Navy aviation policy and unity of effort in defense
A historical discussion outlines improving field service through technical education and inspection while noting Shenandoah related uncertainties. It argues against a separate air force, favors integrated naval aviation, and calls for coordinated Army and Navy air efforts under a unified command structure.
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Mg Relal Aviation
Fiel
Wilbur
Shenandoah
Butte Man Samuel Eva Dies After Coal Chute Fall
Samuel Eva, an elderly Butte resident of more than 26 years, died at 10:30 after a fall into a coal chute at Whit hall. He sustained a compound skull fracture and severe injuries and was treated at Mt. James hospital before dying at St James hospital. Survived by brother Tom Eva of East Broadway, his body sent to Richards funeral home. An inquest will be held. the case is under coroner Holland.
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Samuel Eva
Whithall
O'Etoe
Mt. James' Hospital
Eva
Butte
Tom Eva
East Broadway
Richards
Holland
Kiva
Packard
William ‘Dawson
E.W. Wolberton
Whitehall
St. James’ Hospital
Italy Celebrates Princess Wedding Amid Royal Festivities
A royal visit astonished guests at Verne Villa as War widows wept with joy and liberal gifts flowed. King Victor and Queen Helena led a grand evening of theatre, banquets, and a lakeside promenade past cypress lit with thousands of lights, marking a royal wedding celebration in Savoyard tradition.
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Verne Villa
Victor
Helena
Army
Navy
Shenandoah Crash Survivors Hear Reenactment Plan
A detailed inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster resumes with testimony from Lieutenants Mayer and Hendley.Officials announce a court re enactment of the crash scene at the Shenandoah wreck site, using the Los Angeles airship interior as a stage, to refresh witnesses memories before tomorrow session. The account describes gas pressure, the ship’s fall, ballast dumping, and a drag toward trees as the airship broke apart near a hillside.
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Connethy Klein
invec@rating board
Ohio
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
Thomas B. Hendl
Bauch
Linant
Lansdowne
Mayer
Victim of Fire Is Not Senator's Daughter
Mrs John Last of Milwaukee says the Chicago woman who died from shock linked to a bunny incident is not her sister Mary Echo Tabor nicknamed Silver Dollar. She explains the family intends to keep her sister’s identity private and details of the convent are not disclosed. The Chicago woman is described as medium large, about five feet two inches, with reddish brown hair, and differs from Mary Tabor.
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Milwaukee
John Last
United States
H.a.w.tabor
Chicago
Bunny
Mary Echo Tabor
Last
Butte Board Rejects Campaign to Rebuild Old Ironides Plan
A divided Butte school board refused a proposal by the Elks lodge to fund a pupil campaign to rebuild the Constitution on school grounds. Attorney Kyle and Dr Savage argued the navy plan would cost $2,600 daily in lost class time, while trustees Baldwin, Lindsay, and Stewart opposed. The plan would have students write essays Oct 19 to 24 and donate for repairs, with medals for winners, but the motion failed 3 to 3.
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FE. Savage
Elks’ Lodge
Funda
Baldwin
Lindsay
Stewart
Beadle
Wallace
Dorsh
Rodger
Kyle
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
The
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Oet
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Lindeny
Vein
Savage
Lindsay Aald
Jonal Bible Students’ Association
Whittier
Witer T. Scott
Butte District
Bride Dies After Quick Marriage And Poison Act
In Butte a newlywed Mrs Knight died from a self inflected poison act tied to melancholia. She had married Charles A Knight only 12 hours earlier after a party in their honor. Witnesses said she appeared jovial before taking a few swallows from a bottle. Knight denied he pressed her to marry. the couple returned to their hotel with friends Andersons who left about 11 pm. About one half hour later Knight called for help. she died at the hospital minutes after arrival. Her father William Taylor of Ruby arrived and said she had Brooded recently. Funeral will be in Ruby Thursday at 2 pm. Mrs Knight left Ruby residence and had worked at Davenport hotel in Spokane before returning to Butte. She is survived by three sisters and five brothers.
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Mr. Knight
William ‘Taylor
Ruby
Butte
Mra Knight
Knight
Spokane
Davenport
Tay Gilman
Leslie Gilman
Clyde Rans
William
Albert
Fred
Charles
Ray
Governor Smith Declines West Tour Plans
Albany Sept 23 Governor Smith will not tour the West this fall. Except for a flying visit Sunday at the invitation of the Cook the governor's secretary was kept busy responding to invitations from Denver and other western cities importuning the chief executive to visit them. The governor declined them all.
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Associated Prem
Albany
Smith
West
Cook
Denver
Tax ruling upholds bridge loss deduction denial
Ty Helde of New York failed to gain tax relief for 2770.60 dollars claimed as 1919 bridge losses. The internal revenue bureau previously disallowed the deduction and the board of tax appeals sustained the ruling.
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Ty Helde
New York
Internal Revenue Bureau
Board of
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Robison 16 Found Severely Injured In Boulder Beer Seizure
Authorities report Robison was found severely injured at a residence after a gunshot wound to the head. A bullet hole in the wall and a writing pad with a note were found in a bureau. A large quantity of beer was seized in a related case involving Mountjoy at Boulder, with Robison linked to a significant financial loss. Relatives believed to be near Butte and Burkes Mont are being sought.
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Robison
Haw Mountjoy
Boulder
Robigon
Butte
Grells
Robinson
Bureks Mont
Tourists Threatened and Trail Meeting Plans Noted
A fragment describes worries over lost patronage and revenue as tourists feel threatened. Mr. Cootey travels to Seattle for trail matters and will return Oct 11 for a Yellowstone Trail Association state meeting at Jefferson Island on Oct 12. LOS ANGELES LIVESTOCK report shows cattle receipts 200 with mixed prices and calves at 9, hogs steady, sheep with varied quotes.
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Cootey
Seattle
Yellowstone Trail Association
Jefferson Island
Guc
Shadan Lahood
Los Angeles
California
Anaconda High Hosts Butte Scholastic Contests
Butte sports wrap highlights Anaconda High home game coverage with upcoming interscholastic events. Jack Kelly will report on the action, featuring prominent players and key moments across scholastic, college, and independent contests.
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Butte
Jack Kelly
Anaconda High
Kelly
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