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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1932

Page

2

Arctic Explorer Peary Monument Ride to Cape York Cape York

A New York departure aboard the schooner Effie M Morrissey sails for Cape York Greenland to erect a 60 foot monument to Admiral Robert E Peary the first to reach the North Pole. The article chronicles Peary career from Bowdoin College through his 1908 pole achievement and subsequent controversy with Dr Frederick Cook.

New York Effie M. Morrissey Bob Bartlett Cape York Greenland Arctic North Pole Robert E. Peary United States Navy Peary Bowdoin College Bowdoin Navy Central America Elisha Kent Kane Kane Grant Land Matt Henson Bartlett Pole Henson Navy League Frederick Cook Cook National Geographic Sciety

Federal Treasury Receipts and Deficit for Fiscal Year 1982

Washington reports total receipts of 2,121,228,008 for the year ending June 30 1982, down from 3,017,233,493 the prior year, yielding a Treasury deficit of 2,885,862,299. Expenditures totaled 5,000,500,305 versus 4,219,050,388 in 1931, with revenues from income taxes, internal revenues and customs, plus notes on war debt moratorium. The War and Veterans Affairs departments accounted for large outlays, while Commerce trimmed costs.

Washington Federal’ Treasury Treasury General Fund General War Department Commerce Department Veterans’ Administration

Gypsy Tribes Crown Steve Stanley King

Detroit Gypsies elected Steve Stanley a New York City college graduate as their King over the heir apparent Joseph Marks. His coronation pledged changes including education in American trades, women adopting American dress, and banning sale of daughters in marriage. dishonesty to be punished.

Detroit Steve Stanley New York City College Joseph Marks Steve

Legion Monthly Manager Killed Climbing Mountain

Robert F. Smith general manager of the American Legion Monthly was killed at Longs Peak Hestl Park Colo by a rock dislodged from the mountain side. He was part of a seven person party including his wife. Smith's home was Indianapolis Indiana.

Hstel Park Colo Robert F. Smith The American Legion Monthly Long's Peak Smith Indianapolis Ind

Nashua Manufacturing plants reopen in Boston area

The Nashua Manufacturing Company plants in Lowell and Nashua New Hampshire reopen after a shutdown since July 1. About 2,000 persons are employed at both plants.

Boston Lowell and Nashua N.hi Nashua Manufacturing Company

Peasants' Party Scores Big Victory in Bucharest Poll

In Bucharest Romania the National Peasants party achieved an overwhelming win in parliamentary elections. The result fulfills prior predictions and signals strong support for the party across the capital and country.

Rumania Peasants W Bucharest Rumania National Peasants’ Party

Wedding Rehearsal Ends With Fine After Satchel Fight

In Brooklyn a wedding gathering spiraled into a chaotic scene over a black satchel on the North German Lloyd pier. Customs guard Gathercole was knocked, the best man apologized and paid a $15 fine after a hearing before Assistant Solicitor George Brewer.

New York Lloyd Pier Brooklyn George Brewer Customs Joseph B. Terbell Yale Chicago Thomas Green Terbell Louise Bone James Olver Boone All Angels’ Church Park Lang Térbell Phoebe Logan Furopa GC. H. Gathercole Mr. Gathercole Mr.Terbell Mr. Terbell Customs Office Customs Guard Solicitor Brewer

Box Address Notice From Butte Montana

P. O. Box No. 114 North Wyoming Butte Montana appears in the public notice section with likely postal or address information for local residents or businesses. The fragment indicates a mailing box designation in Butte Montana and may relate to a filing or correspondence instruction.

P. O North Wyoming

Richard McCarthy Assayer and Chemist

Assayer and chemist based at 56 East Granite, Box 858. Details indicate professional services in mineral analysis and related chemical work. No further context provided.

Richard McCarthy

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States Cape Sabine Greely Observatory Lady Franklin Bay Fort Conger Elmo Scott Watson Rear Admiral R.E. Peary Arlington Iareis Legion Monthly Lewis & Walker Butte, Mont East Granite Butte, Montana Land Office Pearl I. Pearl I. Smith Dillon Montana Commercial Printing
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