Montana Judge Crowned at State Livestock Show
John Haut of Corvallis Montana won two top honors at the sixth International Livestock Exposition. He earned the title Hang of Barley and later King of Oats as well, while Montana’s entries dominated the arena at the big amphitheater. Canadians and other rivals competed for prizes as judges awarded various crowns. The Missouri team captured the collegiate judging title, and the Spoor trophy went to Missourians. The event drew a 210,000 amphitheater crowd and featured exhibitors from Canada and Australia.
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World News in Got: War, sanctions, and unrest headline
Fragmented dispatches report Mussolini gesture, sanctions moves, and casualties. Italy faces weapon plans complaints from Britain, while political factions in various cities discuss autonomy, governance, and relief funds amid a tense global crisis.
Eviction Threat Seen As Christmas Gift To Chicago Housing
Chicago landlords may issue December rent evictions as relief workers face payment gaps. Real estate board president John Bowers said landlords won’t rent to relief recipients, weighing about 30,000 potential evictions. Illinois Relief Administration officials offered to aid clients on relief and Work Relief rolls with rent.
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Chicago
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Relief Board
Wilfred OS. Neynolds
Ilinois Relief Administration
Relief Administration
Van Vlack Admits Motive in Idaho Slayings
Twit Falls Idaho December 1 Houginson Van Vlack again admits killing his divorced wife and a state highway patrolman while posing as a fleeing kidnapper. He refuses to sign a confession, saying he wants to see his mother first and will provide statements after execution. Prosecutor Edward B Haltock charges him with murder of the officer and wife.
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Idaho
Houginson Vlack
Lalogina
Carl van Clark
Twi Falls
Lew Teale
Tacoma
Edward B. Ualtock
Mildred Hook
National Economy League Critiques Knox Bonus Plan
New York report says the National Economy League opposed Colonel Knox's proposal to pay the veterans’ bonus immediately from federal relief funds. Weary Curran, director, accused Knox of militiaman rhetoric and warned the move could split funds between Republicans and Democrats for campaign aims.
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Colromk Kany
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National Economy League
Weary TH. Curran
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Three Dead in Communal Rioting After Observance Day
Three persons were killed and 25 seriously injured today as communal rioting erupted after Shihidi day observance by Alkhs and Windus. British and Indian troops were called to restore order.
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Idia
Wee
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Helena Receives Additional 50000 For Earthquake Relief
Helena is allotted an extra 50000 for emergency earthquake relief per a telegram from Aubrey Williams of Washington to Frank F. Kelsey Montana Relief Commission member. The city had 100000 and less than 20000 remains with demolition work halted after funds ran dry. BRA Montana director F J Marvin unavailable for comment.
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Aubrey Williams
Washington, D. C
Harry J., Hopkins
Frank F. Kelsey
Montana Relief Commission
F. J. Marvin
BRA
Montana
Last of Gang of Cadoes Executed in Rockview
Bellefonte Pa December 1 The electric chair at Rockview penitentiary wipes out one of the last debts the notorious tri state gang of killers and robbers owes society Martin Farrell and Francis W Philadelphia gunmen pay with their lives for the kidnapping ring of William Weiss Philadelphia might life character Only one man will be left alive of the big shots of the mob that terrorized much of the eastern seaboard and the state seeks to execute Charles Zeid for the killing of a detective
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Rockview Penitentiary
Tri-State
Martin Farrell
Francis W
Charles Zeid
New Jeracy
Smith Denounces Move to Promote His Presidential Candidacy
Philadelphia December 1 state representative John J Finnerty said he received a letter from former New York Governor Alfred J Smith disapproving efforts to list his name as the democratic presidential candidate next year. He wrote Nobody has authority to slate any movement in my behalf in Philadelphia or elsewhere for that matter.
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John J. Finnerty
Alfred. J. Smith
New York
Mandel Brothers Wives Escape After Gun Fight
Chicago December 1 Two masked gunmen tried to rob Leon and Frederick Mandel and their wives along the Chicago riverbank near Michigan Boulevard. A brief gun exchange aboard the Buccaneer yacht ended with the robbers fleeing after others aboard returned fire. No one was reported wounded.
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Chicago River
Michigan Boulevard
Leon
Frederick Mandel
Goodrich
United States Not Likely to Expand Export Ban
Washington reports indicate no plan for further neutrality steps beyond current embargoes on war materials. Officials cite independent neutrality in the Ethiopian conflict and the limit of existing laws, which block oil and other strategic supplies but stop short of broad sanctions against Italy.
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Ilduce
Washington
Gise
Italy
Ethiopia
London
Great Britain
Aloot
League of Nations
Typhoid Germs Stolen From New Mexico Lab
A laboratory theft in Albiduerane New Mexico saw three typhoid inoculated rabbits stolen from the University of New Mexico biology department. Dr. Fred W. Allan warned that eating or contact could spread disease. cooked meat may still pose risk to others. A separate report from Butte details Everett Sundberg, about 60, injured by a car on the Butte Anaconda highway, driver Hugo Angretti of Anaconda, with non critical injuries.
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N. M
University of New Mexico Biology Department
Fred W. Allan
Allan
Butte
Vac
Everett Suyberg
Butte-Anaconda
Hugo Angretti
Anaconda
Sundberg
Hope for peace in Europe grows fragile amid Italy crisis
Peace hopes dim as Paris diplomats report a blank wall in Mussolini’s terms. Duce warns against sanctions and may redeploy troops from Libya. Britain eyes Geneva embargo leadership, while Washington signals no immediate policy shift. New arms report places British-made matériel in Ethiopian conflict.
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Torre Ungal
Benito Mussolini
Paris
League of Nations
Tr Duce
Italy
Just a Minute with Irvin 8 Cobd
Sata Monica Cal Dec 1. Reader inquiry about Anthony Adverse and eight reels of film. The piece notes the novel sold nearly a million copies and compares the director of the film to a piker who engraved the Lord's prayer on a pin head.
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Sata Monica
Cal
Anthony Adverse
Turkish flood claims ten lives and leaves many homeless
A Turkish flood in the Senta Vuova district near Smyrna caused ten deaths and about 140 injuries. Torrential rain swamped the area, forcing thousands to flee their homes as floodwaters inundated streets and districts.
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Istanbul
Senta Vuova
Smyrha
Appropriations to Be Taken Up Soon in Congress
Congressional subcommittees will open hearings this week on departmental appropriation bills for the next fiscal year. Chairman Buchanan of the House Appropriations Committee plans to lay bills before Congress at one per week, starting with a deficiency bill to replace a recent failed $100 million measure. He expects war and navy allowances to hold, and aims to fund Social Security programs while granting only enough for the first part of the year.
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Buchanan
D. Tex
House Appropriations
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Seggion
Burglary suspect hidden in age box
Concord police cornered Albert Hager in a house and found him crouched in an ice box drain pipe. Officers recovered pennies, gold nuggets, a distillery fragment, a pistol and loaded shotguns. Hager, 26, and two alleged companions, named as William Moore 23 of Pueblo, Colorado and Hugh Rohr 22 of Detroit, were charged with auto theft.
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N. C
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Cola
Hugh Rohr
Detroit
Wer
Tientsin Chinese murder two Hps
Chinese semi official sources say two Japanese seeking north China autonomy were slain by Chinese villagers east of Tientsin. The report heightens tension in the area. Better farm machinery forecast as smaller, simpler machines for small users develop, said SW McCory of the Agriculture Department.
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North China
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Washington
Bs SW. McCory
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Department of Agriculture
Government asks for 900 million loan to fund relief
Washington reports a government request for 900 million dollars in new cash to finance winter work relief and boost Treasury liquidity. The plan offers 450 million in 2 percent bonds and 450 million in 4.5 percent five year notes, with exchange options for maturing notes. If more maturities are exchanged, total borrowings could exceed 1.2 billion, bringing total since July to over 1.7 billion. President Roosevelt expects about 862 million more to be borrowed in the remaining six months.
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Treasury
Morigenthau
Roosevelt
President May Attend Democratic Convention Possible
A White House source indicated President Roosevelt may attend the 1930 Democratic National Convention. Philadelphia and Chicago are among considered hosts, with money concerns highlighted as a key factor in choosing a site. Other cities like St Louis Kansas City Atlantic City and San Francisco are also bidding.
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White House
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
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Citizens’ Committee
St. Lous
Kansas
Alo
Atlantic City
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Tin Can Tourists Rally in Florida Draws 100 Campers
The Tin Can Tourists of the World gather in Dade City Florida for a winter rally with over 100 members. Originating at Naples park Tampa in 1920 the group now counts about 36000 registered campers and promotes friendship and cleanliness among members. The campout features evolving travel gear from simple rigs to modern streamlined units.
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Anique
NeSoto Park
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