Helena Bank Construction Awarded to Jacoby & Son
Wrecking and removal of the three story brick block at Sixth Avenue and Main Street, formerly Sun den Ferguson, awarded to Frank Jacoby & Son by Helena bank committee tied to First Bank Stock Corp. Work to begin today with two shifts of 20 to 25 men. Foundations and plans by Montana architects underway for a modern bank building costing 100000 to 250000.
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Sixth Avenue
Main Street
Sunden & Ferguson Company
Frank" Dacaby
iNreewenka
Ford Jontan
American National Bank
Plana Now Belog
R of
Montene
Sele and Day Jacoby & Son, Contractara
Morrow wins New Jersey GOP senate primary landslide
Newark reports Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow led the New Jersey Republican primary for U S senator with 299,619 votes as 24 districts remained, sweeping every county including Somerset and Banes. His victory follows a pro prohibition stance and a push for states rights on traffic control, while Anti-Saloon League leader Rev Dr James Shields framed the result as a wet victory.
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Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Morrow
New Jersey
Mor
New 417
Franklin W. Fort
Yepral
Somerset
Banes
Frelinguursen
Fort
Jamies K. Shielde
Anti-Saloon League
Shields
Dot
Marrin
Inquest Finds Sawmill Operator Killed Son-in-law
Jefferson County coroner jury returns verdict that John Brack, 70, sawmill operator on Mc Clellan Creek, shot and killed his son-in-law at Brack's cabin last Sunday night. One person killed and many wounded in intrication between a farmer from Likava village and a neighboring youth amid a daughter's marriage ceremony.
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Ned Paradis
Giles “Hince” Boone
Boulder
Jefferson County
John Brack
McClellan Creel
Brack
Corns Mitermey
Wilden
Moore
Flelena
Likava
Explosion at Artemovsk mine kills five workers in Kharkov
Five miners died in an explosion at a mine in the Artemovsk district near Kharkov. Twenty-nine others were injured, including nine who were harmed personally. The cause remains unknown, and the mine manager was arrested. The government will assist the families of the victims.
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Kharkov, U
Artemoysk
Byrd Arrives in New York for Warm Welcome
New York reports explorer Richard Byrd reaches port amid elaborate plans for a grand homecoming. Byrd, returning from Antarctica after a 16 month expedition, is to be greeted by his wife and the expedition crew as crowds gather for the celebrated arrival and reception in the city.
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Byrd
New York
Explorer
Bones Of A Nan Found In Wilds
Bozeman June 15 unidentified bones of a man found Tuesday in a small canyon tributary to Gallatin canyon about a mile south of here were brought to Bozeman today by Coroner J. F. Getchell. The man died in the fall of 1928. A gold tooth in the lower left jaw and rotted clothing suggest identity, except for a card fragment showing only Valley county. The body was not disturbed and was found in a fire-lit area. coroner says no inquest will be held.
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Bozeman
Gallatin Canyon
Hare
J. F. Getchell
Cltioa
Valley County
Veager of Aals Nay Be Held Up
Washington June 15. Chairman Parker of the House In the formate Committee today said subcommittee had completed reemitting the senate restitution to hold up all railway negotiations until next March and would report to the full committee tamore Pow. The resolution by Chairman Corena aimed at blocking the creation of a northern railroad project tentatively approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The measure included an addition to block all railroads until Congress acts on further regulation.
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Wooshington
My—, Chatmay
Tause Informate Combitter
Stth
Senate
Chatman Caurena
Senate Dance Committee
Northern
Pacific
Tater-aigte Commarea Commission
ATE
Kalim
House Committee
Mirplane Seeks Endurance Record at Chicago Flight
The Mirplane passed the one week mark in a world endurance attempt. Kenneth and John Avnatar pilot the aircraft while the Crede brothers operate the refueling plane. The current record stands at 420 hours, set last year in St Louis by the St Louis Renin.
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Shirano
C.D
Chicago
Kenneth
John Avnatar
Crede Brothers
Walter
Albert
St Louis
St. Louis
Edge says French tariff will not hurt their trade
Paria reports a U S envoy note stating the modern tariff schedule would add about 3.35 percent to total duties on French exports to the United States in 1928 but would have little effect on trade. It notes most French sales in 1928 are not affected by the rate change and that American buyers would face only a small increase in price for certain qualifying commodities.
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Edge
Paria
Amhanane Hor Watter
Age
Amy
Tate
United States
Hoover
Fire Train Tumbles. Three Men Injured at Colfax
Colfax, Call, June 18. A Southern Pacific fire train overturned on the Midaw line injuring three men, C. A. Matt brake man, T. P. Holder conductor, and H. C. Bell rame n. The train bound for Colfax to battle a bunkers district blaze. A doctor attended the injured and a wrecking train was awaited to clear the line before night.
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Colfax
Call
Southern Pacific
Midaw
Bunkers
C. A. Matt
T. P. Holder
H.C. Bell
Long missing fiance found by his girl in California
San Mateo June 18. Mina Nore Kunau identified an amnesia victim taken to a hospital May 20 as Rex Kink Morgan ninety, her long missing fiancé and former war veteran from Wyoming. Morgan was found wandering on a street after a Denver robbery, losing his memory, authorities said.
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San Mateo
Caiie
Mina Nore Kunau
Banvar
Nurae
Honpital Horn
Rex Kink Morgan
Ant
Wyoming
Misa
Morgan
Straetghors
Authoritiea
Morgan Jost
Denver
Colu
Clara Bow Entangled in Dallas Mystery
Dallas AP report details Clara Bow the It girl staying in seclusion at a Dallas hotel to clarify her unplanned visit. She cited hotel noise and visitors as reasons and planned to leave soon, while rumors swirled about personal matters and a social club appearance with Dallas figures.
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Dallas
Tex
Clara How
Hawaii
Aterald Ower
Pacific Coast
Bagdad
Dallas-Fort Worth Road
Clubs Leader at Opening of Park
Yellowstone Park hosts a opening ceremony on June 18 for the 1990 event led by Mrs. John VP. Ste pel, national president of the Federation of Women's Clubs, with hundreds in attendance from Gardiner and surrounding areas. Mrs. Sip pel arrived with federation officers and was escorted through Gardiner gate amid a large crowd and media presence.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
John VP. Stepel
Fienreal Federation of Women's Clubs
Denia
Gardiner
Galleway O Uhm Park
Sippel
Federation
Omhe
Mavie
Dama Park
Motian
Continuation of One Per Cent Tax Cut Unlikely
The article notes that extending the one per cent tax cut is unlikely as U.S. expenses rise beyond budget. It cites Secretary of the Treasury forecasts and President Moorer’s December budget estimate of revenue for 1931 at about 4.23 billion dollars, with additional costs from Spanish-American War pensions and farm board outlays.
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U. S
Pehans
Hia Hudgen Investige
Moorer
Cigarette Sparks Forest Fire Near Missoula Campground
Missoula reports a brush fire ignited by a cigarette tossed from a car carrying several residents. A burning twig caused by the blaze menaced about 30 acres of camping sites before winds and a falling limb helped spread the flame. One person was hospitalized with injuries but shows potential for recovery as physicians described.
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Missoula
Larry ‘Colbert
Missoula Wan Gear Daoth Inn
Hera
Farroise
Tarant Aftucats
Test of new tariff provisions adopted by Senate
Washington June 18. The customs service faces initial problems under the new tariff act. The Senate adopted without debate a resolution to provide an immediate test of the revised provisions. The Bureau of Tariff Commission must report differences in production hours and outputs for items such as furniture, tools, and agricultural goods.
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Washington
Customs Service
Boral
Tartf Commission
Poanthie
Three in One Family Dead by Blast in Texas Oil Field
A dynamite explosion at a Texas oil field killed three members of the Cadettaki family, Claudia Cadetaki 21, Muby Cadetaki 18, and Jack Cadetaki 12, as they traveled home with their father Jim Cadetaki. The blast tore their clothes and severely injured the father, who was found untended. The accident occurred as the family was returning to their home.
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Texas
Makaritis
Tex
Texan Company
Wabdt
Claudia Cadeonki
Tmuby Cadermki
Jack Contanaki
Cadettaki
Jim Caden Oki
Chicago rumor of Lingle ties to gangs alarms officials
Rumors of Lingle's ties to gangs spark a political shakeup in Chicago. Alderman Foster announced a formal inquiry into police conduct under Commissioner Russell amid resignations and staffing Titan mayors refuse to name a successor. A council session debated referendums on state pistols and other measures as a broader probe continues.
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Tnd
Ely
Police
Wil Ham F. Russell
John Slege
Chlet
Artine Fostert
Isha H. Alcock
Wia
Millions of radicals this nation faces anew
Washington reports before a special House committee on communist threats. H Ralph Burton of the Daughters of the American Revolution warned of possible Communist overthrow during war or depression, but predicted the people would awaken and limit central control. Other witnesses included Duron and Walter Steel of National Republic. A commerce department expert testified on anthracite imports in closed session. The article notes estimates of 2,000,000 Communists in the U S and mentions a five year inquiry into American Communist activity.
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Washington
Special House
H. Ralph Burton
The
Daughters of the American Hevolution
Mainrain Central
Duron
Walter
Steel
National Republic
Nia
America
Wanda Hass Testifies In Murder Trial About Fear and Self-Defense
Wanda Hass, facing a murder charge in district court at Plentywond, describes a brutal life and fear of Magh Hass and his three brothers the jury found her mother and other relatives. She says she acted in self defense when she shot Haga, her uncle, as defense counsel lays out her alleged history. The testimony follows the defense statement and is filled with dramatic recollections from her arrival in the country from Germany and early work on the Hage farm near Outlagh as the case unfolds.
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Plentywond
Wanda Hass
Magh Hass
John Ff. Slattery
Great Walls
Haga
Royal Ascot Race Meeting Washed Out By Rain Storm
Royal Ascot race meeting abandoned after a severe storm drenchedAscot Eng on June 16. Lightning killed a bookmaker and several attendees sought shelter as tents and enclosures collapsed. the event halted for about an hour with the king and queen present.
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Aacol
Eng
Royal Arcot
England
Lord Glanety
Walter iTolbein
Landing Not Yet In Nicaragua Reported
A terse, fragmentary dispatch notes a supposed landing not yet verified in Nicaragua. It mentions an unnamed mover located at the presidential mansion and an alleged departure from Maaleo toward this country, with bandit activity described as unusually quiet in the northern santiqa region.
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Nicaragua
Maraaia
Santiqa
CLOSE GAL FOR AASER BY BLAST FINE
A Dutch event near Leyden ended in a fatal blast during a party organized by a former Koieer Withemns. Five partygoers were injured including a helennier and four others, while the Kaiser and Princess Hermione survived unharmed though shaken.
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Awaleydam
Withemns
Leyden
Npds
Mive
Kaiser
Hermione
Flesis
Tae Ttn
Gentleman Turns Lady Over Knee After Car Crash
Anntari Calle and Jana 18 UP report a collision between John Larder 44 and Merle Flying. Larder allegedly spanked Mrs Merle Flying after the crash, while she and a companion were en route. The court will decide.
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Jana
John Larder
Mra
Merle
Thair
Ted
Filu
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