Butte Pioneer Doctor Dr. John P. Reins Dies at 87
Butte resident for 50 years and mining operator Dr. John P. Reins died last night at 10:15 at his daughter Mrs. Mabel Medin’s home in Silver Bow county. Born September 10 1842 in Virginia he served in the Civil War including Manassas and Knoxville. He studied medicine before eye injury redirected him to other pursuits.
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Hittite Academy
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Divorce Decree Is Denied To Scotts In Alpena
Mid September 26 report that Judge Frank Americk refused to grant a decree of divorce to Congressman Frank B. Scott or to his wife of 11 years, Mrs Scott. Detroit counsel Ward H. Peck hinted that a move may be sought in a Detroit court and Mrs Scott, who has resided in Detroit since their separation, indicated she would file a new desertion suit.
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Frank Americk
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Detroit
Ward H. Peck
French minister working on new war debt offer
Washington September 26 Associated Press reports the French finance minister Caillaux will present a new offer on war debt funding to the American commission Monday. Delegation leaders and advisers spent today calculating a settlement formula aiming to fit Mellon’s views while overcoming remaining obstacles. Informal talks over meals and dinners with Under Secretary Winston and Caillaux continued to test progress toward a workable agreement.
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Mary Pickford Receives Million Dollar Land Transfer
Douglas Fairbanks transferred to himself and wife Mary Pickford Fairbanks real property worth a million dollars. The deed involves land entirely in Mena county. The transfer was made without comment from Fairbanks' attorney and Mary Pickford Fairbanks was not to her mother Mrs Charlotte P Smith.
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Mena County
Moors Run Franco Spanish Blockade in Great Droves
A 1925 dispatch by Vincent Sheehan describes Moorish crowds massing at Tangier and near the Spanish outposts as rifles and guards mingle. The account notes the difficulty of enforcing a blockade in rugged terrain and details Moors moving toward an agreed point to share a dash through the Spanish belt.
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Great Britain
South America
Japan
North American
Newpaper Alliance
Vincent Sheehan
Oper Alliance
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Tangier
Felds
Piet Peeibte
Auch
Survivors dispute details after Chagh shipwreck
Shenandoah crew members give varying accounts of the fatal Chagh incident. Two survivors allege gas cells were deflated before the ship collapsed, while other witnesses contradict these claims, creating a disputed sequence of events in the disaster investigation.
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Testimony on the Shenandoah gas cells at naval inquiry
Conflicting testimony emerged at the Lakehurst naval court of inquiry as survivors and officers describe the Shenandoah’s helium gas cells before and after the storm of September 3. Witnesses including Col efrigger Querenheim Tobin and Sheviowitz testified on the cells’ condition and an eerie telephone report reportedly from Captain Lansdowne.
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Shenandoah
Naval Court of Inquiry
James H. Colefrigger
August C. Querenheim
Goa
Fred J. Tobin
Eliahs
Mark Donen
Mace Roweel Wald
Sheviowitz
Zachary Lansdowne
Denver Bankers Arrested Over Globe National Bank Closure
Denver Sept 26 Two bankers were arrested on charges of conspiring to violate banking laws tied to the Sept 19 closing of Globe National bank W F Bishop vice president Frank L Bishop former president Home Savings merged with Globe last July D H Staley chairman of the board was also issued a federal warrant They appeared before U S Commissioner Hebert K Foote and pleaded not guilty bonds set at 26000 each posted by friends
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United States
Globe National Bank
William A. Dollison
W. F. Bishop
Frank L. Bishop
Home Savings Bank
Globe National
D. H. Staley
United Rates
Honer Hebert K Foote
Frien
Death and mystery surround early Butte chemist Colbert
Frederick Colbert a pioneer chemist and druggist in Butte known as Colonel Colbert died of valvular heart trouble at 61. He came to Butte over 49 years ago, helped found local firms, and operated a drug store on North Main Street. The report mentions a tragedy on Kina Street and Glavinich’s murder case ongoing in county jail with related legal actions.
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Butte
C. Emery
South
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Montana
Fosselman Drug Company
Park Street
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North Main Street
Apothecary
Bert Drug Store
Metals Bank
I Murray “Hospital
Kina Street
Tony
Glavine
Annie
Jovien
Niog Tovien
Glavinich
Profits Split Three Ways in Classified Ad Market
A fragmented OCR excerpt shows an advertiser praising rapid rentals and steady remittance to a classifieds service. It references advertising in Standard Classified Ads, a quick rent after first insertion, and ongoing activity by a local ad-taker. The text mixes slogans with incomplete phrases and names.
INFORMER'S SLAYER STILL AT LARGE IN PROHIBITION RAIDS
New York Sept 26. Rappaport, arrested in a Times Square prohibition raid, admitted ownership of the sedan used in the death of Albert Phillips. Police questioned John K Polichek who lent the car last July. Authorities had tied Phillips to a bootleg tip that sparked the raid but United States Attorney Buckner denied prior knowledge of Phillips.
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New York
Amusl Rappaport
Times Square
Albert Phillips
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Teappaport
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John K. Polichek
Phillips
United States
Buckner
Three Men Escape As Submarine Sinks Near Block Island
The submarine 8 61 struck near Block Island, trapping 34 crew. Captain of City of Rome reports attempts to avoid collision and rescue efforts, while divers failed to locate survivors in the wreck. Navy officials hold hope for life up to 72 hours if hull leakage is avoided.
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Magee's Son Killed in Tulsa Airplane Crash
The son of Carl C. Magee of Albuquerque and Noble Oil and Gas secretary died when a flight instructor’s plane crashed five miles from Tulsa. Aviator Dick Phillips, owner of the Phillips Bowmen air field, also perished in the same wreck as the plane failed to recover from a dive. Phillips was a renowned Oklahoma aviator noted for careful flying.
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Albuquerque
NUM
Noble Oil and Gas Company
Broken Arrow
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Tele
Phillips-Bowman Air Field
Lips
Magee
Tulsa
Phillipe
Oklahoma
Montana Boy in Lost Sub Given Outside Change
Chelse a Massachusetts September 26 Little hope remains for the safety of the 34 alleged crew members of the marine 8 61 sunk off Block Island last night in a collision with the steam ship City of Rome. Three survivors under treatment at the naval hospital say water would reach the compartment until the submarine went down. Batteries controlling the air may have failed, removing any faint hope.
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League election prompts change to non permanent council seat
Amid quiet debate the assembly considers a break with custom to rotate non permanent seats on the council. A resolution proposes making rotation effective from the 1936 election, seen as the legitimate aim by supporters. President Dandurand declares the solution adopted.
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Dandurand
Salvation Army big relief effort for Butte residents
The Salvation Army Butte corps reports aid to 389 families and 2157 transients, aided by 62 098 attendees at 926 meetings with 214 conversions. The family relief work helped 1078 people with fuel, transportation, clothing, and services, while transient relief provided rations, shelter, and job assistance for 148 individuals.
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Salvation Army
Butte Corps
Winuer
Albert E. Baynton
A. ‘Kerang
Home Service Department
Adjutant Kranz
Ulm
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