Local News Roundup From Chicago To Yellowstone Visit
Stanley Iverson visits relatives in town while Ella Metzel from Alder spends the weekend at the Armstrong home. Attorney W C Husband and party travel via Yellowstone Park. crop conditions are reported dry and discouraging at In agomac. Edith Fahligren arrives at Springdale for vacation with her father after training in Bismarck. A Whippet driven by O A Sakte and a Chevrolet driven by Oter Berkland collide at McLeod Street and Sixth Avenue, with substantial damage. A sheriff’s deputy's car collides with C R McKenzie’s car near Yellowstone Trail and East Boulder road. prisoner transport to Deer Lodge affected. Foreclosure decree in Agnes Brown v Keithley et al. set at 44,328.95. court to reconvene next Wednesday for possible murder arraignments. John Normile and wife, former Carbon county officials, return from Calgary seeking ducking prospects but find poor hunting.
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C. R. McKenzie
Billings
Yellowstone Trail
East Boulder Road
Deer Lodge
B. E. Berg
Livingston
Hugh R. Adair
Helena
Agnes Brown
Henry T. Keithley
Frank Baker
Schwarzing
Floyd Rhodes
Joe Cook
Eye Specialist Dr Corkins Set for Clinic in Billings
Dr. Corkins eyesight specialist from Billings will hold an office clinic at the Grand hotel in Billings on Friday and Saturday August 24. The announcement notes two day event with eye examinations and consultations available to residents.
Naval Heads Meet To Consult With Hoover
Madison Virginia July 27 conference at Hoover fishing preserve may cut army maintenance costs and federal disbursements to aid tax cuts. Participants include Secretary Good Assistant Secretaries Davison Hurley General Summerall Hodges Interior Secretary Wilbur Akerson and Lieutenant Boone. McCoy widely touted for commission chair. he is due to become major general in September after supervising Nicaraguan elections.
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Madison
Hoover
America
Good
Patrick J. Hurley
Charles P. Summerall
Campbell Hodges
Wilbur
Interior Department
George Akerson
Joel T. Boone
White House
Frank R. McCoy
McCoy
Tan
Philippines
Desert Deaths Reveal Thirst Tragedy In Mojave
In the Mojave desert section near Beale Wells eight people die of thirst including six children after their car breaks down. Enrique Armentans and Mrs Julia Perez with her six offspring perished in the heat as a searching party later confirms no others were present.
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Hi. Gentho
Cat
Mojave
Enrique Armentans
Julia Perez
Armentas
Perez
Mexico
Brawley
Desert
Birthe
Arid Beale Wells
EE Centro
Imperial Valley
Beale Wells
Leane Nichols
San Francisco
Lawrence Campbell
Charlie Davis
Noted Radical Woman Held For Street Riot
Anita Whitney, 62, and nine others were arrested after a demonstration before the Chinese consulate in San Francisco. Police said about fifty community party members joined the protest denouncing China for seeking imperialist help to force Soviet Russia into war. Whitney, previously convicted in 1919 under California's criminal syndicalism law, was pardoned in 1927 by Governor Young after a lengthy challenge to the law. Bail was set at 1000 on the felony and 200 on the misdemeanor counts.
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San Francisco
Anita Whitney
Community Party
China
Soviet Russia
Miss Whitney
San Quentin
C. C. Young
California
Department of Justice
Bank Robbers Strike Three Northern Plains Banks
In Wichita dispatch, bandits robbed First National Bank at Hooker Oklahoma of about 310,000, Westphalia State Bank in eastern Kansas of 4,000 plus a 1,200 diamond ring, and People's State Bank of Wichita losing between 3,600 and 6,000. The heists appeared by separate gangs with a black clad woman driving the getaway car.
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Wichita
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Hooker
Okla
First National Bank
Westphalia State
Kansas
4. C. Stephenson
People’s State Pank
Mrs Gann Defends VP Precedence As Symbol Of Nation
Mrs Curtis Gann sister of Vice President Curtis speaks in the August Ladies Home Journal about precedence for the vice president. She argues the role is symbolic of the United States and any social precedence is for the nation and its government, not an individual. She notes the hostess work falls to women and that proper respect at official events reflects the government’s dignity.
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Philadelphia
Dally Curtis Gann
Curtis
Ladies’ Home Journal
United States
Jackie Fields Defeats Dundee for Welterweight Title
Jackie Fields of Chicago won the world welterweight championship in Detroit, defeating title holder Joe Dundee by a second round foul. The crowd of about 27,000 paid a net around 125000, a new welterweight record, as Dundee dropped Fields with two knockdowns before the foul ended the match.
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Detroit
Jackie Fields
Chicago
Fields
Joe Dundee
Dundee
Fick
Fiekds
Cowld
Gale
Dundes
Pete Tlatze
Polo Grounds
New York
Bishop Cannon Denies Press Story About Hoover Election Aid
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South denied a published claim that his board lent money to influence the 1932 Hoover presidential election. He said the funds were borrowed only to cover typing, addressing, and mailing costs for a statement urging attendance at the Asheville conference to determine actions against the party’s betrayal.
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New York
James Cannon, Jr
Board of Temperance and Social Service
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hoover
Rembert G. Smith
Washington, Ga
Lynchburg, Va
Crawford
Asbieville
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Alder
Dick Armstrong
Park
W. C. Husband
Harlowton
Yellowstone Park
Ad. N. Blankenbaker
Inagomac
Springdale
Edith Fahligren
Bismarck
XN. D
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O. A. Sakte
Chevrolet
Oter Berkland
McLeod Street
Sixth Avenue
John Normile
Carbon County
Calgary
Cun
Boulder
Old Kaintuck
Bridger Creek
Montana
Big Timber
West
Leo Cremer
Texas
Melville
Grey Cliff Band
Grey Cliff
Meltz
Grey Cli
Mrs. Gann
Bishop Cannon
Montana Power
Arene