Montana wins sweepstakes at International Hay and Grain show
Montana claims top barley honors in both six rowed and two rowed categories at the International Hay and Grain show. Winners include EB Peterson of Viero and a host of regional growers with multiple awards across classes, highlighting Montana as a leading barley region in the United States and Canada.
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Chicago
Montana
United States
Canada
EB Teterson
Viero
Ra- Awl
Veterson
Denara
Bares
Wis
Trestars
Manother
Teher
Peterrh
Ivan Gretafson
Vector Enwisi
John Want de
Tomas B Smith
Edson Smith
Filson Smith
Bread march jolts Italy as unemployed demand relief
Mary Turin, age 40, joined demonstrators who paraded with inverted pockets to show penniless plight. They demanded immediate public works and aid, while a bread wagon was set up and banners proclaimed Bread for our children or the head of Mussolini. Fascist forces were mobilized and authorities ordered relief measures.
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Turin
Mary
Canserron
Pous
Am Walla
Aut
Fire aboard North German Lloyd freighter Tudwig haten
New York November 30 Fire started today aboard the North German Lloyd freighter Tudwig haten off Cape Mala Panama but was extinguished. The vessel with about 35 men and a handful of passengers reported the fire at 2 a.m. and said it was under control by 3 a.m. It was proceeding to Cape Mala under its own power with further particulars to follow.
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New York
North Jerman Lloyd
Cape Mala
Tanama
Yan
Jn Hmo
Crisobaf
North German Lloyd
Prohibition Agents suspend seizures in Montana liquor cases
Montana Prohibition agents suspend seizures of personal property in liquor cases pending a federal appeal and possible rehearing in San Francisco. The court of appeals ruled seizures require proof of liquor manufacture, not mere possession or sale, prompting action by District Attorney Wood Rankin and Deputy Prohibition Administrator Sam Roberts.
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Prohibition
Montana
United States
Federal Court of Appeals
San Francisco
George Lewis
Butte
United States Supreme Court
Helena
Court of Appeals
Wood Rankin
Sam Roberts
Mov
Sinn Fein Declares Support For Irish Republic A Farce
Dublin reports Sinn Fein holds annual congress and adopts a resolution calling allegiance to the Irish republic a sham. The raid on the Dawson Street head office yielded documents but no arrests. M. J. O'Kelly elected president with several vice presidents including Mina Mary MacSwinney and Brian O Higen. A decline in branch numbers noted.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Sinn Fein
Alsertance
Irish Republic
Dawson Street
M. J. O'Kelly
Mina Mary MacSwinney
M. Flannagan
Crisis in Scotch Coal Fields As 9,000 Men See Strike
Nov 10 AP reports 9000 coal field workers in wetland areas threaten a stoppage as a new mines law takes effect. Government intervenes with tentative temp working agreements while negotiations continue. Optimists foresee a return to work by tomorrow night, but the scale hints at possible wider unrest.
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Tandon
Han
Dt Scote
Moscow Defendants Claim France and England Plot Intervention
In a Moscow court, defendants swear France and England plotted to intervene with armies from Poland and the Baltic. Prosecutor Krilenko noted crosses minimed by NB Krilenko as Ramain asserts definite assurances of intervention for summer 1930. The court had barred naming officials from other countries, yet Krilenko referenced Raymond Poincaré during cross examination of Alexander Fodelov. continuation appears on page 7.
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Moscow
France
England
NB Krilenko
Ramsin
Poland
Balti
Engisoh
Ramain
Krilenko
Raymond Paincare
Alexander Fodelov
Romain Ald
Jan
Filipino Independence Men Stage Great Demonstration
Manila reports a November 30 demonstration honoring Andres Bonifacio drew about 20 000 Filipinos who joined the Katipunan, a nationalist group advocating independence from the United States. Manuel Roxas led the effort to unite elements behind the independence campaign and show the islands’ economic capacity for self government.
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Manila
Andres Bonifacio
New
Katipunan
Provo
United States
Philippine Islands
The
Association
Rently
Manuel Roxas
Houe of Representatives
McPherson Returns to Pulpit After Illness at Angelus Temple
Los Angeles November 39. Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson resumed her duties at Angelus Temple today after a four month illness. The church was adorned with flowers and a banner reading Welcome Home Our Sister. She spoke briefly, supported by her son Rolf McPherson, with a weak voice. many followers wept as she described a nervous breakdown last August.
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Los Angelos
Almea Semple McPherson
Evangi
Angelus Temple
Mia McPherson
Rolf McPherson
Airmont School Considers Annex After Funding Vote
Airmont officials approved 137000 for a four room annex while rejecting 30000 for land to place the building. The district faces a choice between expanding facilities and securing land.
Minneapolis Missionary in Hands of Bandits in China
Dispatches report American missionary Hert Nelson, from Minneapolis, held by bandits in a camp near Kwrangahan in northern Henan. Bandits demand ransom and threaten to kill once funded. Little information on Nelson since his Oct capture.
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Minneapolis
China
Shanghai
Hankow
Hert Nelson
Minneapolia
Kwrangahan
Henan
Mapatches
Nelson
Ney
Soviet Five Year Plan Seen Ahead Of Schedule
The Associated Press reports from Moscow that Valerian Kurbyshev analysis claims full success for the Soviet Union’s five year plan, predicting fulfillment in four years. The study argues early estimates exceeded, citing second year results and ongoing reconstruction of the economy.
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Soviet Union
Union
Cascrinich
Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Valenain VV. Kurbyshev
Anmndanian
PCO Aero Crte
Apso
M Kulbyshers
Bourgeo
NYE MAY RELY ON DAVIS EXPENDITURE DISPUTE IN PA
Ny e may refuse to allow Davis to sit as expenditure totals for the Pennsylvania primary exceed 420 000. Senator Nye seeks to defer action until a supplemental report confirms an 820 000 total for the Davis Brown campaign. The senator plans to let the Senate decide how much of the spending is Davis's and whether action is needed, amid rumors of efforts to deny Davis a seat.
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Davis
Pennsylvania
Sis
Ave
Worl
Pennasiiania
Pranch
Shank Brown
Dwsig
Nyos
Sprte
Daves
Hoover
Earl Mt Welliver Accidentally Shot in Montana
Gust fatal? Welliver, a member of the weather patrol, was accidentally wounded by an automatic pistol near Streaker in Lewis and Clark County last night. He was in a anxious condition at Kalispell hospital.
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Earl
Mt. Welliver
Hoover and Robinson back nonpartisan relief plan
Washington on the eve of Congress opening President Hoover and Senator Robinson Arkansas Democratic leader endorsed a partisan free relief program aimed at lifting the nation from its economic downturn. The plan includes drought aid farm relief and federal road and inland waterway improvements with administration backing anticipated and introduced soon.
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Congress
Hoover
Robinson
Arkansas
Oper
White House
Lne
Robinson Os
Itar
Mary Jones 100 Dies After Long Life of Labor Support
Washington Maryland report notes the death of Mary Jones aged 100 at her home after a long life with labor movement ties. Dr Hor announced the death at 11:55 pm Sunday. fragmentary text indicates continuation on another page.
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Washington
Mary
Prohibition Referendum Proposal Joins House Bill
Washington reports a House bill proposing a repeal referendum on the Eighteenth Amendment. Rep Andrew from Massachusetts introduced a plan to obtain ratification via state conventions, with support and opposition from dry leaders in Washington. Discussion noted among Methodist temperance circles about a unified repeal approach and coordination with Congress and state conventions among the 48 states.
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Washington
Andrew Republican
Marsachnacus
Clarence True Wileon
Wileon
Pluch
Copper May Lead Rest of Industry Back to Stability
New York Nova) A December bulletin from the National Association of Credit Men notes public and private efforts to meet unemployment, with some favorable factors in the Brevent situation. While overall indices aren’t cheering, Stephen Miller says copper’s stabilization and price declines offer hopeful signs.
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New York
Nova
National Association of Credit Men
Stephen Miller
Tr Milleraald
Guards in Virginia Strife Duty Near Danville Mills
Danville Virginia November 30 a large force of national guardsmen will patrol the Schooltiel Striko area tomorrow morning to deter a larger turnout of non union workers for duty at the Dan River mills. Adjutant Captain RT Warter cited plans to reinforce patrols amid reports of threats of reprisals against non union workers continuing at the mills.
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Danville
National Guardsmean
Striko
Dan Hiver Mills
RT Warter
Wirome 1 Opie
Milla
Mass Clash in Bombay Leaves Many Injured
Trombay Nov 30. Five and fifty persons were injured in a day of clashes between demonstrators and police. The casualties occurred when police charged a crowd in front of the station after a ceremony honoring the national flag.
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Trombay
India
Striy
Pamabon Araven
Window cleaners protest wider sills to prevent deaths
New York reports a disorderly scene as eleven window cleaners fall to their deaths while attempting to widen sills. authorities and advocates call for safety reforms to prevent future tragedies. The Americas Institute of mrchie fects is cited in a plea to address the hazard and improve working conditions.
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New York
Mian
Rancea Perking
Indnairtay
Han Niltten
Americas Institute of Mrchie
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