Chinese Reds Forcing Foreig ers to Get Out Career Ends
Ralph Fleagle, leader of the Lamar bandit gang, was hanged at the state penitentiary in Canon City after declaring the state had broken its promised clemency. The execution occurred at 9 03 p m in the presence of state witnesses, with no faltering in his nerve as he faced the noose. A message from Governor Adame refusing reprieve preceded the event. His wife, mother and sister visited him earlier.
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Canon City
Colo
Ralph Fleagle
Lamar Bank
State Penitentiary
Fisagie
Racketeers Slay Chicago Bad One
Ay-Racketeers kill Thomas Bonner in his own living room in Evergreen Park style murder. Police say the slayer known and will be captured after a door entry and a single pistol shot to the head. The motive tied to the $124000 mail robbery and the Alfred Lingle case remains unresolved.
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Chicago
Thomas Bonner
Evergreen Park
Honner
Three Die in Auto Truck Collision Near Richmond
Three river workmen were killed and 14 injured in a collision between a truck and a motor truck on a highway south of Richmond Missouri. The dead are Everett Winsinger 22 Roy Claypole 23 and Raymond Claypole 25 all employed by a local construction company and residents of Richmond.
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Richmond
Here
Tha Fead
Everett Winsinger
Roy Claypole
Raymond Claypole
Withering Heat Describes Wide Midwest Stretch
Chicago reports a brutal heat wave spanning over a broad zone with temperatures around 100 degrees in more than a dozen states. Farmers work by moonlight to harvest and prevent losses as prostrations, deaths, and infrastructure damage follow the blistering weather from Illinois to Montana.
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Chicago
Middle West
Grein Felde
Kansas
Tany
Farmera Rand
Illinois
St. Louis
Montana
Hoover May Skip State Visit Over Political Unrest
President Hoover may not travel to the West this summer due to unsettled political conditions and Senate delays over the London naval treaty. If the Senate adjourns early, he may tour Rocky Mountain parks or Texas, or spend weeks at his Rapidan River camp, with emphasis on Mrs Hoover's health and national park plans.
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Pres
Hoover
West
Washington
Senate
White House
Presidential Camp
Virginia
Alan
Rockies
Bafora Anguat
Mountain National
Texas
New England
Rapidan River
Ma id known to all w ill soon be ride
The 25 cent piece bears the image of Doris Roscher of Whitestone New York chosen as the model for the coin for her portrayal of the highest type of American woman. Her fiancé is Dr H Williams Baum a psychologist in New York City and their wedding is planned for next Sunday.
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New York
Doris Roscher
Whitestone
XN. Y
H. Williams Baum
Montana Power Chiefs Study Haulage to Dam Site
Potton July 10 Officials of the Montana Power company held a conference on moving supplies and equipment to the Flathead dam site. They weighed using a railroad or trucks for about 8000 carloads, with Lake county offering road construction and the state railroad commission delaying rail line petitions. Executives Kerr Buck and a party of officials surveyed the route north of Thompson Falls with visitors from New York Seattle Butte and Spokane.
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Montana Power CO
Chiefs
Potton
Montana Power Company
Flathead
Lake County
State Railroad Commission
Frack Kerr
M. F E. Buck
Thompson Falls
Here
C. E. Greenbeck
Frank Silliman, Jr
New York
R. M. Boykin
Seattle
John C. Ryan
Butte
Spakamy
Senate okays data request on London naval treaty
The Senate adopted a modified McKellar resolution asking President Hoover to transmit to the Senate all correspondence related to the London naval treaty exchanged between powers before its negotiation. The vote was 54 to 4, and the president's action hinges on public interest considerations.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
Senate
McKellar
Hoover
Flood toll rises as rivers rage in Asia and Korea disaster
The report states heavy floods left thousands dead or missing in Asia and South Korea with more than 1,500 houses destroyed and about 8,000 flooded. In Vatican City mourners gathered for Cardinal Vannutelli, lying in state, with funeral plans announced for St Ignatius Church.
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Tokyo
Tokia Asahi
Southerstern
Korea
Vatican City
Vincenza
Vannu Telli Ag
D'Atraja Palace
Rome
Sacred College
Montana Insurance Department Fees Rise Through 1929
The 24th annual Montana Insurance Department report shows total receipts up to 271 thousand 500 dollars at year end 1929, up from 245 thousand 007 in 1928 under George P Porter. The document covers 1906 to 1923 historical data and details 1929 business as reported by licensed companies.
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George FP. Porter
Montana
Insurance Department
Mild Earth Tremor Reported in Marion Ohio
A slight earthquake felt in Marion Ohio on July 16 appears to be localized and minor. The tremor lasted only a few seconds starting about 6 16 o clock with no damage reported.
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Marion
Ohio
Romanian Prince in Airplane Crash
Bucharest July 10 Prince Jean Gloria of Rumania, who left Bicester England Wednesday at departure 4 New non stop record for an airplane flight to Istanbul, was seriously injured today in a smash up on Mount Guruneave. He was taken to a hospital at Tetaran Bulgaria.
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Bucharest
Prince Jean Gloria of
Rumania
Bicester
England
Istanbul
Mount Guruneave
Tetaran
Bulgaria
Deluge of mud sweeps Utah towns in historic storm
A massive rainstorm drenched Utah from Smithfield near the Idaho line to Spanish Fork, 169 miles away, flooding Salt Lake City Provo Ogden and Logan. Rivers of mud and silt filled canyons sweeping boulders onto farms and streets with no serious injuries reported. Continued on page 9.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Smithfield
Utah-Idaho Line
Spanish Fork
WAB
Wasatch Mountains
Provo
Ogden
Logan
Farmington
Centerville
Nude Show Raiders Carroll in Court
New York July 10. Earl Carroll and eight showgirls were arrested after police raided Carroll's Vanities for scenes with dancers scantily clad and wax-model window acts. The case was adjourned as defense asked more time to prepare. warrants were issued for Carroll and an executive assistant.
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New York
Earl Carroll
Carroll
Irving
Mother pleads for life of Tulsa robbery suspect Ted Cole
A widow from Huntington Park California travels to Oklahoma City to urge Governor Holloway to spare her son Ted Cole jailed for a Tulsa robbery. Cole, 18, admitted taking part in the holdup at a bottling works last year. $400 was seized and no shots were fired. He pleaded guilty to robbery with firearms and faces execution.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Father Cole
Wot Hollowsy
Merry
Ted Cole
Tulsa
Huntington Park
Cal
Gorsrupr Holloway
Igole
Tha Beby
Ted
Arkansas
Priscilla Dean Seeks Police After Home Invasion Fear
Beverly Hills July 10. Priscilla Dean the motion picture actress says she asked police to guard her home from intrusion by Mildred Avery Arnold. Arnold, first wife of Lieut. Leslie P. Arnold, was seen in Dean’s Beverly Hills garage with unknown agents seeking to confirm if Arnold was there. Arnold has been in the East since a Georgia court filed his divorce.
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Helena
Charles Augustis Lindbergh, Jr
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Morrow
Ingleside
N. J
New York
NBA Service
Independent
Acme News Pictures
Beverly Hills
Calif
Priscilla Dean
Mmre
Mildred Avery Arnold
Leslie P. Arnold
Fryat
Butte Labor War Involves Clerks and Police Strikes
Butte labor tensions escalate as clerks threaten action over alleged union violations and several city policemen are named as strikers. Deliveries rise under guard as wage-cut refusals by unions trigger broader industrial friction in Montana. In California, Wayfork faces a Trinity National forest fire endangering timberlands.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
Employers’ Association
Saveral
Teamaters
Automobile Machinista
Redding
Cal
Wayfork
Here
Trinity National Forest
Boy falls 79 feet into creek from cliff near canyon
Burt Hoffnetater seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Robinson Hoffnetater of Fowler Cole fell seventy nine feet into a creek from a cannon cliff near here. He suffered brain concussion a broken arm and bruises. He was rushed to Bozeman hospital for treatment. The Hofmeisters had been camping in the canyon.
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Baveman
Burt Hoffnetater
Mr. Robinson Hoffnetater
Fowler
Cole
Bozeman
Hofmeisters
Gas disaster at Wendzslaus coal mine kills 162
In Neurode Germany rescue efforts at Wendzslaus mine fight to reach 79 miners trapped as 92 bodies have been recovered. Gas fumes spread rapidly after yesterday’s blast in a Silesian district. Death toll projected at 162 as relief crews face dangerous conditions.
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Neurode
Germany
Wendzslaus
Five Kansans Die As Plane Crashes Near Kerry Texas
AP report says five Kansas City men on a Gulf fishing trip died when their monoplane exploded in flight and crashed near Kerry Texas. Names include Murat Boyle president of the Missouri Bar and Eugene Dann accountant. witnesses saw wings break away and the fuselage descend into the salt flat.
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Kansas City
Gulf of Mexico
Kerry
Murat Boyle
Missouri Bar Association
Raymond Watson
J N Watson
Dar
R. 3. Delano
Republican City Committee
Eugene Dann
Aransas Pasa
Taz
Arself
Percy W. Doles Heads Templars of Montana
At Bozeman on July 10 Percy W. Doles of Hauté was elected grand commander of Montana Knights Templar at the closing session of the grand commandery. Officers named include Daniel J. Murl of Forsyth deputy grand commander J Scott Harrison of Helens grand treasurer and Francis D. Jonse of Hel end grand recorder.
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Bozeman
Percy W. Toles
Hauté
Elantedrand
Montana
Knights Templar
Daniel J. Murl
Forsyth
J. Scott Harrison
Helens
Francis D. Jonse
Helend
Gread
Foreign fleets guard Yangtze shipping amid bandit threats
Widespread banditry along the Yangtze drives a joint naval patrol by American, British and Japanese ships to protect foreign shipping. Consuls urge expatriates to flee the Middle Yangtze valley as gunboats patrol from Klukiang to Ichang and Shabi faces acute danger with missionaries and others in jeopardy.
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Shanghai
America
Great Britain
Japan
Yangtse
Warshipa
Klukiang
Ichang
Wheat Crop Set to Top 1920 Levels in Forecast
Washington July 10. The department of agriculture forecast a 1980 wheat crop slightly above 806,000,000 bushels and corn at 188,000,000 bushels above 1938 harvests. Prospects show larger acreages in corn and other crops despite spring dryness. Wheat acreage fell from Farm Board guidance while overall output expected near last year.
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Washington
Taat Pear
Department of Agriculture
Federal Farm Board
Great Parade Closes Elks Convention in Atlantic City
Fifteen thousand Elks in uniform paraded through Atlantic City to the auditorium for a memorial service and the installation of officers. The 66th annual meeting concluded with the review of Lawrence H. Rupp of Allentown PA as grand exalted ruler and the new officers.
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Atlantic City
Grand Lodge
Elks
Lawrence H Rupp
Allentown
Huston Expected To Resign After Senate Adjourns
Claudius Huston faced pressure from Republican National Committee officers over his resignation as national chairman. He pledged to discuss the matter after adjournment, denying plans to announce reelection and stating no promises were made. The group agreed to keep discussions discreet pending formal steps.
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Washington
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Huston Thee
Afidap
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