Pilot leaders push independent air corps in army service
In a broad airing of air service woes Major Lanphier and Major Kilner urged turning the air service into a separate corps with higher ranking officers. They cited lack of senior officers and inadequate personnel and equipment as key issues. Proposals included a provisional department to buy 150 pursuit and 150 bombing aircraft and staffing for an initial force of 116 officers, 1,263 enlisted, and 200 civilians with annual funding after year one.
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Lanphier
Kilner
Army Air Branch
AUB
Majore
Jed
Royce
Brooks
Petore Nat
Conninenr
Tive
Phin
Air’ Service
Hickam
Jones
Air Corps
Patrick
Air Service
Hickam Ai Rm
National Defense
Provisional Department
Eect
Dublin street cleaning bids overwhelm council
The town council faced an unprecedented flood of bids for cleaning Dublin streets. Applicants from France and England submitted proposals, and the volume required several weeks to review. The process stretched across ground and above ground tasks, with long recesses delaying decisions.
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Dublin
France
England
Submarine Rescue Efforts Details Amid Sinking Incident
Report on failed lift due to excessive weight and delayed rescue boats from the City of Rome collision. Officers dispute claims rookies were in the conning tower. Three lives lost, with rescue halted after 12 hours, raising hopes some crew survived in air tight compartments.
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Rae Sookie
Sell
H. A Flanagan
Comship Company
Bow
Kana
City of
Rome
Wooing
Dobson
Naval
Second Offer From Caillaux Fails To Impress French
Continued from Py Joners, the French offer was seen as not departing enough from the first proposal deemed unacceptable. A joint commissions session was called for tomorrow but indications pointed to negotiations moving into a smaller expert group. Tonight the effort aimed to show French experts where their French capacity payments fell short of American contentions. Observers noted some narrowing of divergence, yet officials claimed definite results from the sessions. The dispute centers on interest payments with Americans favoring a rate near 84 percent, while the French believe White France cannot make large payments now and may resume later if conditions improve.
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Py Joners
Mat Groupe
Secon
Aeled
France
Betame
Inter
Heavy Snow Falls in Northern Montana Across Regions
Heavy snow blanketed northern Montana with Helena reporting damage from fallen limbs and trees. The Horm and Yellowstone Park observed snow with varying inches, while weather stations noted light precipitation elsewhere as of 6 pm local time.
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Montana
Arlena
Helena
Yellowstone “Park
United States
Yellowstone Park
Nelew
Nelen
Mother Van and Daddy Van Hailed at Camp Lewis Heroic Red Cross Pair
The visiting couple known as Mother Van and Daddy Van supported Montana soldiers at Camp Lewis, offering sympathy, entertainment, and practical aid. Their Red Cross work transformed homesick boys into hopeful youths, earning praise for kindness, mercy, and steadfast help amid isolation and discipline.
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Montana
Rachael van
Van
Red Cross
Record number at State University grows past 1500
Missoula reports rising university enrollment as registration continues. Nearly 600 applications from freshmen and transfer students have been accepted, with expectations the 1500 mark will be surpassed before the end of registration. The registrar anticipates additional old students and new entrants enrolling tomorrow while residents house the overflow.
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Associated
Abandoned 8 Year Old Boy Stranded Miles From Home
An 8 year old boy, George Ingleton, was found alone far from his home in Rock Springs. County authorities opened an investigation after a man and woman identified as Mr and Mrs Palmer of Hast Alton left him in the care of a local miner and did not return. The child’s father and mother are missing and the case was reported by a local Black miner to police.
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Rock Springs
Wye
George Ingleton
George
Palmer
Hast Alton
Carl Him
Increase in U S Smelting earnings in eight months 1925
Net earnings of United States Smelting Refining and Mining for eight months of 1925 rose to 2 426 776 after charges depreciation completion and amortization from 1 821 110 in 1924. The gain equates to 3 87 a share on common stock and 1 85 a share after preferred dividends.
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Associated Pres
New York
United States
Atte
Jardine backs new trade rules value system hinted
Secretary Jardine endorsed the board plan to curb speculation and establish a business conduct committee for trade reform. He warned noble changes could lead to abolition of the ban if not enacted promptly, with a vote by October 9.
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Jardine
Shenandoah Safe
Chic
Tentant
Fé Frain
Audi « Boar Fae
A& ‘Tration
Denver Banker Put Under Bonds in Bank Closure Probe
A. P. report details the arrest of Herman B. Gates of the National Bank of Denver amid a federal grand jury probe into the bank’s closure on September 1. Four bank officials, including D. I. H. Staley and Will F. Bishop, have been arrested on charges tied to the investigation. An accountant from Washington will conduct records examination as the inquiry continues.
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Associated Press
Denver
Herman B. Gates
Press National Bank
Washington
Globe Records
Fedral Grand Jury
Gates
Lnder
D. I H. Staley
Will F. Bishop
Frank. L. Bishop
Board of
United
United States
Staley
Appeal Filed in Teapot Dome Case Stirs Court
St Louis September 28 The government files an appeal in the Teapot Dome case listing 64 assignments of errors. C M Watts assistant US attorney represents Atlee Pomerene and C J Roberts. The appeal challenges Judge Kennedy’s June ruling upholding Sinclair Oil lease. Case likely won’t be decided until 1930 if not moved to May docket.
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The
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Teapot Dome
United State Circuit Court of Appeals
C. M. Watts
United States Attorney
Cheyenne
Atlee Pomerene
C. J. Roberts
T.blake Kennedy
Sinclair
St. Paul
Motion Picture Group Members Succumb to Poison
Houston dispatch reports two actors led by Richard Dix and Esther Raulston were poisoned at Bassett Blakely Ranch near Taliee, with twenty two victims hospitalized. Ambulatory teams and cars rushed to the scene. though initial exams show no fatalities, several remain under care.
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Houston
Richard Dix
Esther Raulston
Bassett Blakely
Hospital Gente
Defendants Claim Ignorance in Auto Theft Case at Court
Four men faced charges of drunkenness auto theft and ramming Dan Schroeder’s car. Judge Shea fined each $100 after they claimed they did not know their car was stolen. Damages to Schroeder’s vehicle estimated at $100. Jetto dismissed. Berker’s associate faces assault and Sabo’s nose injury noted. Felix Puesti freed on vagrancy. Frank Malloy given 90 days.
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Dan Schroeder
Shea
Jam Moyle
Wiliam McGill
Dane McLennan
Cripple” McLen
Berker
Ed Sabo
Jetto
Sabo
Ben
Felix Puesti
Frank Malloy
Montana Woman Sings About Love Ballad Honey Dear
A Los Angeles publishing company presents Honey Dear a ballad by Carolina De Witt Joslyn a Montanan singer and composer known for Love s Way Music Thy Power Is Love Whose Darling are You and Angels His Safe Watch Keep The refrain sings slowly with sentiment Look into my eyes and tell me Honey dear will you always love me though I am not near The piece lists Joslyn as author on the cover and notes her Tennessee and state fame in shorthand form.
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Los Angeles Music Publishing Company
Carolina de Witt Joslyn
Avert Battle on Federal Reserve Convention Action
At Atlantic City the American Bankers Association delegates adopt a report to keep extending the reserve banks charter separate from amending the Federal Reserve Act. They refrain from discussing a proposed economic policy commission, aiming to avoid a floor fight and preserve the system. The canvass shows broad support for perpetuating the Federal Reserve, with some disagreement on operation methods.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Federal Reserve Banks
American Bankers’ Association
Federal Reserve
Association
Lithuanian Premier Quits League Meeting Over Memel Row
Geneva today saw M. Galvanauskas, former Lithuanian premier and now envoy to Britain, angrily leave a League of Nations session over the Memel territory convention. The council instructed the secretary general to forward complaints from Lithuanian rule minorities, allowing members to address them if warranted. The Memel region, with 179,000 people, was detached from Germany in 1923 and placed under control of Lithuania with port usage by Lithuania and Poland.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations Council
M. Galvanauskas
Meinister
Great Britain
Memel
Norman H. Davis
Unitedrat
League
Secreta
Germany
Lithuania
Poland
League Council
Norman H. Davie
Clinic for crippled children at St James’ Clinic
A report notes a crippled children clinic held at Mt Jamon hospital by Dru Allard under the auspices of Parents are not able to contribute.
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Ene
Mt. Jamon' Hospital
Dru Allard
Man Who Found Him released inmate escapes on freight car
On the Rialto a prisoner escapes by leaping from a bridge onto a fast freight train while fellow inmates watch. The incident accompanies a new Paramount film about a jail escape, with names and plot details tied to the production. A banker’s son in Hadson faces scrutiny over embezzled funds, leading to a two year river ban.
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Sing Meighan
Paramount
Merith
Tom
Cate
Tington
Norman Trevor
Knights Templars Gather At Masonic Temple For Meeting
AML members and visiting brethren of Mount Moriah lodge are requested to meet at the Masonic temple this afternoon at 1:18 to act as escort for Sir Knight Josiah Bennett. Commander Berger issues the call and the meeting includes To Montana Commandery No 3. The funeral for the late Josiah Bennett is set for this afternoon at the Masonite temple at ? o'clock.
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A. Aml
Mount Moriah
Wrothers
Masonic Temple
Thin Atterngon
Josiah
Knight Templars
Montana
Knights Templars
Jing
Josiah Bennett
Masonite
SICK WOMEN SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED
A Turtle Lake Wisconsin reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for weakness backache and nervousness noting relief after years of other medicines She says it helped during and after each pregnancy and mentions Liver Pills as well The letter ends with a sales note and a local source for druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turtle Lake
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mabel
Funeral services for John P Reins set at Masonic Temple
Members of Butte lodge No 4 P and A M and visiting brethren are asked to meet at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday at 10 30 to attend the funeral. The late John P Reins will be buried at Moriah Cemetery after services at the Masonic temple Went Parke street and conducted by Butte Lodge No 2 AF and AM.
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Ation
Manons
Butte Lodge
A. St
Fund i Br
Onder
Warahiotal
John’ P
Masonic “Temple
Parke Street
Butte Hodge
Moriah “Cemetery
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Sey
Anton Heinen
Heinen
Hilary P. Jones
Foley
Zachary Lansdowne
Downe Wa
Roland G. Mayer
Shenandoah
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Eral
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Boncour
Cecil
M. Hymans
Belgium
ST. James
Rialto
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Lundertakers
Joseph Richards
Pioneer Undertakers
Nature
Pinkham
Sherman & Reed
Ney Duggan
Gosselin & Harkins
Covsidy & Gonvelin
Palmers Offass
Tear Seawast
Pappas
Billy
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Sam Papill
Selock
Walsh
Holy Cross
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