Revival clamor ends as magistrate orders quiet by dawn
In Brooklyn on June 11 residents near the Palace theater on Sihatrert and Bixta avenues complained that Ruth Seebius and his congregation held loud revivals nightly. Magistrate Maguire ordered meetings halted at midnight and set June 26 for final disposition after Seebus argued that praying loudly keeps away sinners.
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New York
Sihatrert
Bixta Avenue
Brocklyy
Palace Theater
Ruth Seebius
Maguire Han
Seenuus
Seenuns
Gren Podtew
Nerghbors
Seehuvs
Fifth Avenue Court
Brooklin
Masuka
Sechus
Hall Halyassen
Dolph
Clara Quinn
Siath Avenue
Brookhlyn
R. J. Kanter
Rmagistrate
Seehuus
Halvassen
Maguire
Seiman’s Gas Eliminator Promoted at Parchen Drug Co
An ad asserts Seiman’s Gas Tablete cures stomach and bowel gas by easing the feeling of fullness and discomfort. It claims the product provides relief, dissolves gas, and ends belching, with the drugstore offering it at Parchen Drug Co.
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Seimaan
Parchen Drug CO
Anglo American talks on naval arms and social reform
The report notes Britain may push large naval expenditures to ease social conditions, with labor preferring taxation over cuts. In Washington, June 13, officials say the United States welcomes Prime Minister MacDonald’s plan to confer with Hoover and Dawes in London on Anglo American relations.
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Ion
Washington
United States
MacDonald
Great Britain
Hoover
London
Charles G. Dawes
Piscataway searches for missing white poodle in dispute
In New Jersey Piscataway residents hunted for Mrs Mary Boyle’s white poodle after a May 31 encounter. Lorenzo Cabre, a farmer, refused to help and was accused of threats. The court heard testimony about the dog’s disappearance and possible death as Mrs Boyle and neighbors continued the fruitless search.
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New York
New Jersey
Piscataway
Mary Boyle
Lorenzo Cabre
Bayle
Harry Elana
Cabre
Nervous Woman Plunges From L Platform
A 30 year old woman, Mrs Trene Putnam of Evanston, paced the Schiller street L platform for 12 hours in a nervous episode before stepping into an oncoming train. Firemen lifted the car, but she died at the scene. Putnam had escaped from a sanitarium nearby where she was being treated for a nervous disorder.
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Chicago
Schiller Street
Mary Borge
Trene Putnan
Evanston
Broadway Melody Opens at the Marlow Musical Comedy Picture
The Broadway Melody, a milestone all talking, singing, dancing film, debuts at the Marlow today with Bessie Love Anita Page and Charles King. Produced by Metro Goldwyn Mayer, the story by Edmund Goulding features songs including Broadway Melody You Were Meant for Me and I Love You.
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Marlow
Bessie Love
Anita Page
Charles King
Metro-Goldwyn- Mazer
Edmund Goulding
Meture
James Glearon
Norman Houston
Harry Beament
Broadway
Mazda Alley
Artis
Anta Page
Ieading
New York
William Haines
Miss Love
M- 16
Local Red Cross Aids Montana Flood Recovery Effort
Reported receipt of Red Cross authorization for Montana chapters to campaign for 26 002 to aid town rehabilitation and relief from last Friday's flood. Wibaux residents hopeful. Vaudeville bill at Marlow features Love Over Night and The Calico Cat with acts by Rod LaRocque Jeannette Loff and more. includes acts by Harvey Haney Grayce Edward Blondell Carrie Craft and others. promised entertaining program with a feature picture.
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Wibaux
Red Crags
St Louie
Montana
Red Cross
Rod LaRocque
Jeanette Loff
Patke
Marlow
Tomerrow
H. B. Foote
State Board of Health
Una
Buth
Harvey, Haney
Grayce
Edward Blondell
Carrie Craft
Harry and Gurly
Valiant Chicago Cops Do Battle With Snake
AP report describes Chicago sergeants Burns and Shenan chasing a large snake from a loop restaurant on Went Adams street. They fired repeatedly, finally hitting the snake in the tail and allowing it to slither into a hole, though the officers believe one bullet struck its hip.
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Adams Street
Jase Pight
Burns
Shean
Daslangnto
Shenan
St. Patrick
Ireland
Chicago
Tractor Drag Fatality in Shelby Reported
Vance Gibson about 32 was killed when dragged by a tractor pulling a plow near Shelby late yesterday. His leg was broken and he suffered internal injuries as the equipment tore loose and mangled.
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Shelby
Vance Gibson
Wilder
Tractor Grearm
Chief Justice Taft Considers Parting For Murray Bay Home
Chief Justice Taft weighs a return to his Murray Bay home in Canada. Doctors report his condition is very good as he continues treatment for a minor ailment, with plans for a parting tomorrow afternoon.
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Taft
Tustummee
Murray Bay
Canada
US crude oil production rises in week to June 8
The weekly Ames American Petroleum Institute report shows the United States daily average gross crude production up by 12 800 barrels to 2 724 450 for the week ended June 8. California and Wyoming figures also move higher with varied local totals and shifts in output noted.
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New York
United States
Ames+ican Petroleum Institute
California
Wyoming
Jailwarden Fogerty Suicide at Chicago Jail
Edward J Fogerty jail warden of Cook county jail Chicago committed suicide this afternoon by shooting himself twice through the head. The report states he died on the scene and no others were involved.
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Edward J. Fogerty
Warner
Cok County
Chicago
Andrassy Dies in Budapest at 47
Budapest Hungary Count Julius Andrassy Hungarian privy councillor and former foreign minister of Austria Hungary died today. He was 47 years old.
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Andrassy
Budapest
Hungary
Julius Andrassy
Augtria-Hungary
Oil Conser vation Conference Debates Overproduction
The Colorado Springs gathering of governors and industry reps debates overproduction and waste in oil, with Mark L Requa urging cooperation while threats of coercive measures loom. Delegates from several states discuss federal land orders and a potential national compact to study conservation and report to governments.
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Waele
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
E. W. Marland
Ponca City
Mark L. Requa
Requa
Adamis
Colorado
Erick,son
Montana
Reed
Kansas
Emerson
Wyoming
Colorado Springs
Colo
Fyne
Hoover
Mark L Requa
United States
Requas
Whibur
Rocky Mountain
Robert E. Winbourn
Interior
Homer
W. H. Gray
National Association of Independent Oil Producers
Charman Requa
Chauwrmad
Oif
Ras
John H. Rebald
Qknmigee Oil and Gas Association
Rebolt
Franklin
Acsmare
Ofiz
Southern Oklahoma Oil and Gas Association
Wireless Station at Shelby Closed
The Ohio Oil Company wireless code station at Shelby, in operation since May 12, 1916, has been closed after the U S radio commission revoked its license. The site broadcast reports to general headquarters, with other company stations at Casper Wyoming Martinsdale London.
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Shelby
Ohio Oil Company
United States Radio Commission
Casper
Wye
Martinsdale
Simpson Heads Rail Advisory Board Amid Farm Relief Push
Addresses by J W Raish Curtis L Mosher and others outlined the draft farm relief plan and a federal board to reorganize marketing for farmers. The executive group named from Montana and South Dakota linked to rail and agricultural interests discussed parity profits risk to farmers if the compromise bill fails.
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Vamed
Charles H. Bray
Big Timber
E G, Leipheimer
Butte
W.T. Stockton
Great Falls
Alfred Atkinson
Bozeman
R. P Weldman
W J. Butler
Helena
LF Nichols
Fred TF. Parker
Hamilton
R E. Towle
Carl Rahn
Billings
J. W. Raish
Pierre
South Dakota
Curtis L. Mosher
Hg, Taylor
American Railway Association
A. H. Stafford
Montana
W. J. Butler
Jay G. Diamond
Fix
Senate
Fedgerad Board
Republican Party
Debenture plan vote delays farm relief measures at White House
The House debate on a debenture plan caused further delay to farm relief legislation and risked jeopardizing any agricultural measure. Ward met congressional leaders at the White House to review the agreement for a vote. Attendees included Senator Robinson, Senator Watson, McNary, Moser, Teed, Edge, Langworth, Representative-Tizan, Snell, and Secretaries Hyde and Good with Walter Newton.
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Ward
Congress
White House
Robinson
Arkangel
Watson
Inlang
McNary
Oregon
Moser
New Hampshire
Edge
New Jersey
Apa Teed
Pennsylvania
Langworth
Tizan
Connecticut
Houas Leagey
Snell
Houan Rutea Committee
Secrataries Hyde and
Good
Walter Newton
Hoover assails Senate after vote on export plan
President Hoover, angered by the Senate vote, issued a formal statement reiterating opposition to the export demand plan. He said it will not bring the hoped benefits and stressed his stance against the proposal.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Senate Rejects Compromise Farm Bill in Key Vote
Washington June 1 The Senate rejected the compromise Farm bill by 46 to 43 after a prior conference. The outcome leaves farm legislation in doubt with the House having refused to act and delays likely. Maine and Montana senators voted against the bill, signaling a setback for the special session agenda.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mottama
State Robbers Sent to Deer Lodge
Townsend June 11 Rainey Lucero and Ed Benny held here and charged with breaking into the store of Charles Pomehgek and carrying away goods were arraigned before Judge Willian S Ford. All pleaded guilty. Rainey Lucero and Ed Benny sentenced to two years. C A Sadler to one year at Deer Lodge. Sheriff Sherlock escorted prisoners to Deer Lodge this morning. The Bodleian Library at Oxford is noted as Europe s oldest public library founded in 1444.
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C. A. Sadler
Deer Lodge
Sherlock
Bodleian Library
Oxford
Kingland
Europe
Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester
Copper plates urged for Montana automobile licenses
Anaconda resident Jane II J Pelle gein at 610 Spruce Street proposes copper automobile license plates for Montana. He argues copper plates would advertise the state and save money, as they could be rolled out and reused, unlike the aging fin plates which would be wasted.
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Jane II
J. E. Pellegein
Spruce Street
Montana
Man Robbed While Drunk in Butte on June First
Howard Jackson of 209 North Main Street reported a man was robbed of a watch after a drinking spree. The intoxicated driver and another man fled in a Ford as police investigated, with valuables valued at about $100. The incident was linked to a companion seen nearby.
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