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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1929

Page

7

Propaganda probe into naval ties sparks Senate inquiry

President Hoover denounces William B. Shearer and probes his alleged work for shipbuilders to undermine disarmament. Senate Borah resolution aims to curb private influence on U S foreign relations amid talks on a new Atlantic naval plan. Bethlehem Shipbuilding and Newport News deny knowledge of the probe.

Edward W. Pickard Nthrferench United States Senate William B. Shearer Hoover Shearer Department of Justice Borah Naval Affairs Committee Geneva McKellar Tennessee Robinson Arkansas Proaganda Congress Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation E American Brown Bovers Electric Corporation Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Eugene G. Grace Bethlehem Steel Corporation Bethlehem Corporation American Brown Bovers Corporation Dawes Hmit Britain

War flares on Manchurian front as Russia and China clash

The war persists without a formal declaration with heavy fighting along the Manchurian frontier. Russian artillery and air attacks meet sharp Chinese retaliation. Pogranichinaya changed hands and was said to be ash by later reports. 40 miles retreated to Mulin. Sungari river gunboats pressed, mined by China. Negotiations for peace continued in Berlin as双方 blame each other amid unclear conditions.

Russia China Pogranichinaya Mulin Sungari River Berlin

Senate votes for tax return access on tariff beneficiaries

In a first test vote the Senate defeated regular Republicans as Simmons resolution passed 51 to 27. The measure seeks Treasury data from income tax returns of tariff beneficiaries including profits losses sales inventories costs wages and materials. Reed Smoot argued the move would delay tariff action. Senator Norris pressed for quick consideration of Senator-elect Vare of Pennsylvania’s case.

Senate Simmons Finance Committee Treasury Department Reed Smoot Norris Vare Pennsylvania

Noted Minnesota congressman dies in cottage fire

EV C Kvale farmer labor congressman from Minnesota who succeeded Volstead was burned to death when his summer cottage near Battle Lake burned. Kvale, an ordained Lutheran clergyman, was the only Farmer-Laborite in the House elected in 1922. Arthur Bullard former Washington correspondent for the State Department died in Geneva after a short illness. Louis Marshall of New York, lawyer and Zionist leader, died in Zurich after an operation.

EV. C. J. Kvale Minnesota Andrew J. Volstead Battle Lake Minn Mr. Kvale Arthur Bullard Washington State Department League of Nations Geneva Tle League Louis Marshall New York Zurich Switzerland

British pilots set speed records in Rolls Royce plane

Lieut N R D Waghorn won the Schneider cup for Britain by circling the Isle of Wight at 328.03 mph, breaking records. Days later A H Orlebar surpassed him by flying four times over a 3 km course at 355.8 mph, with one lap at 308.8 mph.

Auiur N. R. D. Waghorn Isle of Wight A. H. Orlebar

Laudius H Huston Elected Republican Chairman

Laudius H Huston of Tennessee was unanimously chosen to succeed Dr. Hubert Work as chairman of the Republican National Committee at a Washington meeting. Huston is described as a skillful politician and an old-time friend of President Sloover.

Laudius H. Huston Tennessee Sloover Republican National Committee Hubert Work Washington

Hoover Proposal Delays Mississippi Flood Control Work

President Hoover offered to suspend work on the flood control project along Mississippi floodways from the Arkansas line to the Gulf if Southern lawmakers request it. Senators Robinson of Arkansas and Ransdell with Representative Wilson of Louisiana backed the plan to let the administration review flowage rights payments and related issues amid protests from property owners who seek compensation only when damages occur.

Central South Hoover Mississippi Arkansas River Gulf of Mexico Robinson Arkansas Ransdell Wilson Louisiana Western Newspaper Union

Chesterton uses ancient warning in Polish banquet tale

An article recounts Gilbert K. Chesterton recalling a Christian martyr in the arena. The martyr prayed for a miracle and a divine sign caused a lion to recoil, prompting the emperor Nero to demand the Christian’s words. The Christian replied have a care what thou doest fool for after thou hast eaten they will call upon thee to make a speech.

Poland L'Europe Nouvelle Paris Gilbert K. Chesterton Chesterton Nero Caesar G. K

Parrot Shows Grudging Gratitude After Rescue

A Leicestershire parrot climbs to a three story roof and, after a man rescues it, turns and bites him for his trouble. The incident, cited by the Montreal Family Herald, highlights supposedly “almost human” ingratitude from a bird that owed its life to a rescuer.

Leicestershire England Montreal Family Herald

Rival Lovers Dispute Gift In Trifling Quarrel

Two women long rivals in love quarrel over a small gift the beloved left with one of them. The elder accuses the other of ambushing him to steal the offering, while the other quips that her face cannot betray secrets.

Plants That Glow Legend Spreads Across India Afghanistan

In India and Afghanistan legends surround luminous plants. Locals speak of Safed Koli in Afghanistan where slopes glow at night as if on fire. Simla natives claim a magical herb or dictamius grows there, believed to ruminate the mountains at night.

India Afghanistan Safed Koli Simla

Polo's French origins sparked a sharp club remark

A guest stated polo came from France through India, referencing French writers. An attempt to verify led to a young woman joining the group and replying I am never familiar with any man with dignity, shocking the Ups Ladies at the event.

France England India Victor Hugo Los Angeles Times

Lead Recovery Powers Industry by Reclaiming Waste

Reclamation of waste lead from sources such as old pipe battery plates and lead lining has grown yearly. In 1927 the recovered metal usable as new reached 4 percent of total new production, signaling a sharp curb on waste.

Bureau of Mines

Preacher Links Angels and Suspender Buttons

A Nogales Arizona minister preached on Angels and Suspender Buttons last Sunday. He joked the two are closely related as a woman who watches the state of suspender buttons can be as near to an angel as any woman we know, a remark reported by the Buffalo Courier Express.

Nogales Ariz Buffalo Courier- Express

Moody Bible Institute expands extension staff with four evangelists

Moody Bible Institute in Chicago announces four new extension department staff additions to boost aggressive Bible teaching and evangelism. New appointees include Rev Charles R Seafe a Spokane Pennsylvanian Detroit pastor and Bible League organizer. Rev James A Sutherland former West End Baptist Church Birmingham preacher and Moody alum. Rev Cassius L Wakefield Michigan and Toledo Flower Hospital Bible class promoter. and Rev W W Shannon Berwick former mayor turned Moody evangelist with Bible conference and M C A war work experience.

Moody Bible Institute Chicago James M. Gray Moody Institute Charles R. Seafe Moody Spokane Wash Tyrone Penn Detroit Mich Bible League of Washington Idaho James A. Sutherland West End Inary Sutherland University of Michigan Cassius LE. Wakefield Flower Hospital Toledo Ohio Wakefield W. W. Shannon Berwick Moody ‘Institute Christian Laymen’s Committee of Pittsburgh Shannon

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