Local visitors and high school basketball score
Grey Clig W. H. Cartwright of Grey Clit spent Monday in the county capital. C hopping Trip County Commissioner and Mrs. Everett Farr were here Tuesday from White Beaver on a Christmas shopping visit. Livingston defeated Sweet Grass 47 to 12 as the Sheepherders could not contend with the veterans of the purple and grey shoopsters.
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Grey Clig
W. H. Cartwright
Grey Clit
Everett Farr
White Beaver
Sweet Grass
Comms High School
Purple and Grey
Livingston
Noted League Votes In Favor Of Repeal
Federal Judge William Clark ruled the 18th amendment invalid when ratified only by state legislatures not constitutional conventions. The decision affects New Jersey pending appeal, with Volstead Act enforcement continuing until higher courts rule. Philip Forman said the ruling applies only to districts where judges concur.
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Newark
William Clark
United States
Clark
New Jersey
Philip Forman
Attornes
Jade Clark
Forman
Maj Charles A Shepard Denies Marriage Proposal Timeline
In Kansas City a murder trial recounts Maj Charles A Shepard denying he planned marriage to Miss Grace Brandon before the death of his wife Mrs Zenana Shepard. Prosecutors contend the poisoning aimed to free him for remarriage as he testifies about engagement timing after 1929.
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Kansas City
Kan
Charles A. Shepard
Grace Brandon
Shepard
San Antonio
Zenana Shepard
Fort Riley
Shep
Mantestifies on Love and Bereavement in Wife Death Case
In a long stand session Shepard denied poisoning his wife and claimed alcohol and narcotics affected her health. He described his friendship and admiration for Miss Brandon who inspired him after meeting in San Antonio in 1928. He said he loved his wife, who did not love him, and they had not lived together for almost six years.
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Miss Brandon
Shepard
San Antonio
Hoover Faces New Fight Over La Follette Relief Plan
In Washington, senate leaders ready final action on the 116 million emergency relief bill. Senator La Follette proposes a relief preamble clashing with President Hoover, threatening a new Senate-White House dispute as conference-backed funds near rapid availability.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
LaFollette
House
Wisconsin
United States
Labollette
Military revolt erupts in Jaen Spain amid panicked spread
Madrid reports a spontaneous revolt in Jaen with 3000 to 6000 troops turning on the town and driving toward France. Premier Berenguer convened a cabinet emergency, censorship barred details, while Jaca’s fortress garrison and northern military centers mobilized, with planes dispatched to the border.
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Madrid
Spain
Jaen
Damasc Berenguer
T Hat
Ramon France
Barcelona
Franco
Jaca
Pyrenees
France
Jaci
Sinclair Lewis Wins Nobel Prize in Literature
Sinclair Lewis formally accepted the 1930 Nobel prize for literature in Stockholm. He defended his critics as not attacks, praised contemporaries like Dreiser and Mencken, and warned against the idea that his work aims to offend. He cited reactions from Americans who dislike his novels and recalled remarks about his book Elmer Gantry.
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Stockholm
Sinclair Lewis
Babbitt
Stock Exchange Hall
Lewis
Theodore Dreiser
H. L. Mencken
Academy
America
Ernest Hemingway
Thomas Wolfe
Thornton Wilder
California
Elmer Gantry
Maine
Chicago and Alton Road Goes to Baltimore and Ohio
The Chicago and Alton railroad, with 1,0288 minutes of track in Illinois and Missouri, was sold at foreclosure at Wilmington. Baltimore and Ohio bid the only offer, 234.6M, gaining control subject to a 28 day delay. The line links Chicago to Kansas City and St. Louis, with bonds and appraisals listed and a history of dividends and receivership dating to 1921.
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Wilmington
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Alinois
Missouri
Douglas M. Moffat
Colin CG
Ives
New York
Baltimore& Ohio
Big Eastern Trunk Line
Alton
H.oa. Liendahh
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago & Alton
T. A. Blackstone
Sears
Mr. Wackstone
Marshall Field
W. He
Deho J. Mitchell
John J. Mitchell
Narcotics Seizure Reveals 21 Million Hidden in Furs
Treasury officers in New York uncovered 21 000 000 in narcotics hidden in two fur crates aboard the steamer Alesia from Constantinople. Despite a heavy security trap on Brooklyn piers, smugglers evaded capture as the cargo disappeared earlier in the voyage. The half ton seizure, described as the largest in the nation, followed joint planning by the customs and narcotics bureaus led by Commissioners Elbe and Enslinger.
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Washington
New York
Thirty-first Street
Brooklyn
Alesia
Constantinople
Treasury Department
F. X. A. Elbe
Customs Bureau
Harry J. Enslinger
Narcotics Bureau
Small Sum Reported For Pennsylvania Campaigns
Senate campaign funds chair Nye said expenditures of well over 3 1 million backed the Pkvis Brown primary and the Davis senatorial bid in Pennsylvania were disclosed by new reports. Samuel Wavelain of Philadelphia, treasurer for the Davis Brown committee, will testify as hearings continue this week.
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Washington
Pkvis-Brown
Davis
Pennsylvania
Nye
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
North Dakotan
Samuel Wavelain
Philadelphia
Davis-Brown
Nye reports may trigger hearings in three states
Nye indicates additional Pennsylvania expenditures may be reviewed in Philadelphia and Allegheny counties with reports due by Friday. He notes a serious situation in the Blankhead Heflin race in Alabama and says Massachusetts spending reports do not reflect all money spent for William M. Butler.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Alleghany
Nye
Massachusetts
Alabama
William M. Butler
Norwegian Underwear Salvaged After Ocean Sinking
In Great Falls on December 12 customs inspectors received 25 pairs of Norwegian underwear salvaged from the sea after the Haakon Vit sank last year. The damp woolen garments, deemed weak and rusty, were valued at two kroner per pair and cleared almost free of duty. A diver retrieved the items, and inspector Harold Harty noted the odd romance of the saga before sending them to Idaho.
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Great Falls
United States Customs
Joseph Conrad
Conrad
Harold Harty
Haakon Vit
Inspector Harty
Idaho
Investigators Probe Sinking Of Excursion Boat Eureka UK
Federal and state authorities ordered inquiries into the burning and sinking of the Eureka UK near Mealm Beach Florida. Three dead and three missing. 135 survivors listed with 114 identified. No passenger list kept by owners.
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Meaml Beagh
Fla
Federals
Aith
Eureka UK
Three Missing After Vessel Sinks In Sea Rescue Efforts Noted
Three persons reported missing tonight are Frank Keefe of Providence, J S Haey of Pomona California, and Mrs Mary Holler of Milwaukee. The death toll and passenger count changed as crews recount survivor tales and an inquest is set for Wednesday into the three deaths.
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Frank 4. Keefe
Providence
J. S. Haey
Pomona
Calif
Mary Holler
Milwaukee
Wilfred Stiles
Justice of the Peace
Thomas S. Ferguson
H. C. Grimm
McCook
Mamie Sawyer
Miami
Clarence Vine
Haverill
Mass
Farr P. Watson
Stites
John van Mill
Timber Montana bonds redeeming notice
Notice of redemption for City of Timber Montana water bonds issued January 1 1886. Bonds numbered 45 to 82 payable at Chase National Bank New York City. Present bonds within 30 days from December 17 1930 to January 19 1931 or interest ceases. Dated Timber Montana December 17 1930. City Treasurer Nelle Lamb.
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Timber
Montana
Chase National Bank
New York City
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Chara
Olga Vik
Marriet Harveys
Helen Boyd
Betty Hanson
Wayne Osterhout
Christine Vik
United States District Court
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O. Miller CO
Chicago & Alton Road
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Atlanta
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Weod, Ceal, Lee
Sawyer
Creamery
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