Contractors Boost Building To Aid Prosperity In San Francisco
In San Francisco on January 26 delegates at the 12th annual meeting of the Associated General Contractors of America discussed a plan to counteract business decline by stimulating building and construction. Anton K. Horst of Philadelphia, president, outlined a program focusing on sound appraisals financing design materials and rapid but prudent construction. Paul Shoup of the Southern Pacific urged continued railroad driven construction to lift trade as in 1921.
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San Francisco
Hoover
Finmpa
Asociated
General Contractors of America
Anton K. Horst
Philadelphia
contrac
tora
Paul Shoup
Southern Pacific company
Bomb plot trial opens for Wise and Ogie in Frisco
A San Francisco jury of seven women and five men is chosen to try Mory A. Wise, former Spokane fireman, and Thomas Ogie, a San Francisco bookkeeper, accused of plotting to bomb the Cowles Publishing Company in Spokane in November. The scheme allegedly involved sending a trunk with an infernal machine to the Associated Press office in the Cowles building, which failed to explode. Boyle, who surrendered after Tise was arrested, says he was hired to pull the trigger from Seattle.
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San Francisco
Mory A. Wise
Spokane
agh
Thomas Ogie
Cowles
ding
Tise
Boyle
Associated Press
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Seattle
Net Operating Income Of Great North Declines
St Paul Jan 26 Net operating income of the Great North in railway service was 10 545 015 less in 1930 than 1929 an official earnings report shows Net operating income last year was 21 12 508 compared with 22 7 525 in 1929 Ralph Budd president said the report reflects general business conditions not specific growth in automotive or other competition
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St. Paul
Ralph Budd
neenort
Debut of a Vivid Red Thrush Club Plot
Ginger Tolliver conceives a secret Junior Country club at Mill Rush farm with no parents or babies allowed. Artist Bard Holloway arrives from New York to paint interiors and live on site while Ginger negotiates with her stepmother Phil and father Mr Tolliver. The plan spins as friends and neighbors react to the unconventional venture and its ambitions.
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lows
Ginger Ella Tolliver
Mill Rush farm
overhay
Ginger
Phil Van Doorn
Phill
Mr. Holloway
ase
Mrs. Updike
Tolliver home
Paris
Hard Holloway
deas
Bard
Tollivers
Holloway
Phil
father
che
Paul
China
Bard Holloway
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Ginner
Gooby
Mrs. Rush
holt
Mr. Tolliver
Mbit Rash
bos
nies
Pho
PAL
Andaha
thia
Caution Urges Care For Child Colds And Flu
Health officials warn against underestimating common colds in children and advise prompt care to prevent influenza. Limit internal medicines, avoid excess dosing, and consider Vicks VapoRub for external relief and vapor inhalation to ease throat chest congestion.
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Vicks
Coffee market steadies amid moderate demand in Rio futures
Cof fen-spot steady, demand moderate, Rio No 1 64% to 6%o, Santos No 4 $% to 9% ce. Rio futures closed steady with 11,000 bags sold: March $6.86, May $5.79, July $5.70, September $6.03, December $9.56. Futures steady with 27,000 bags traded: March $893, May $8.77, July $8.67, September $8.55, December $4.42.
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COFFER
New York
Coffen
Rio
Santos
City Council Debates Automatic Traffic Signals Plan
Helena city council discussed installing automatic traffic signals at busy intersections. Commissioner Wine and a committee planned to visit Butte officials and GE to study signal types and operation. The meeting also approved a 250 watt street light on Missoula and Hoback and moved another light on Butte and Roberts. A few claims were handled.
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Public Safety
JRR. Wine
Butte
general Electric company
Buite
Wime
Tom V. Bogg
Joe Spurzem
Martin Tah
Missoula
Hoback streets
Butte and
Roberts streets
Butte avenue
5. B. Gray
city electrician
Mining Engineers 10 to hold annual meeting in Butte
The Montana section of the American Institute of Mining Engineers will hold its annual meeting and officers election at 6 o'clock Thursday evening January 29 at the Silver Bow club in Butte. President F A Thomson of the Montana School of Mines will address on The Mineral Industry for Montana in 1930, followed by informal discussion.
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J. D. McKenzie
Montana
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Silver Bow club
Butte
F. A. Thomson
Montana School of Mines
NP opens Granjo station on Flathead spur
The Northern Pacific adds a new station named Granjo near Pablo Montana the junction with a spur to the Flathead power site. The eight mile spur connects the main line to the dam construction where Montana Power builds a 19000000 hydro electric plant.
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Northern Pacific
Granjo
Pablo, Mont
Flathead
Montana Power company
Wright Taken Back to Wyoming to Face Auto Theft Charge
Sheridan County authorities extradited William Wright a 19? taken to Wyoming after a grand larceny case involving an automobile. Wright waived extradition and was arrested on an attempt to snatch a purse in Sacramento before backlogged connections to a station holdup were ruled out. The case links to various regional incidents as officials seek clear charges.
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WRIGHT
WYOMING
Sheridan Wye
Willam Wright
Florence Walle
Broadway
Walle
Sheridan
Blue Mill
Arthur C. Parsons
Wright herauss
Beet Pulp Becomes Fattening Feed for Montana Stock
Montana farms use beet pulp, a by product of local sugar factories, to fatten dairy and beef cattle. Missoula buyers reported 56 head of beet stock last week, finished for market with Amalgamated Sugar Company feed. Conditioning occurred in corrals on Amalgamated Sugar Company land as shipments reach ranches across the state.
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aunat
Montana
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Amalgamated Sugar company
Taft
Ward Baking Control Faces Ousting at Stockholders Meeting
In Baltimore on January 26 a faction seeking to oust Ward Baking Co. leadership claimed victory after a protracted proxies battle. The group, led by Charles Hayden, Thomas H. McInernery, and Edgar Palmer, called the meeting to oust Ralph S. Kent and William Evans as president and chairman of the board.
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Baltimore
uPj
Ward Baking corporation
Charles Hayden
Hayden, Stone and Co
Thomas H. McInnernery
National Dairy Products corporation
Edgar Palmer
New Jersey Zinc company
Ralph S. Kent
William ©. Evans
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