Odd Bits From Tens Night News Highlights City Curfew Plan
The AP notes Mayor Walker backs a 1 a.m. curfew for night clubs amid concerns over the city’s reputation. Other items cover Mrs. Cyrus H. McCormick Jr. traveling from New York to Chicago in under 17 hours, a private hydroplane aiding a drowning rescue, art policy under fascist influence, and varied cases from Detroit to New York about crime, culture, and entertainment industry shifts.
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New York
Walker
Chicago
Cyrus H. McCormick, Jr
Pennsylvania railroad
Chiago
Meighan Sworn Canada Premier After King Resigns
In Ottawa June 29 Kiight Arthur Meighan was sworn in as prime minister of Canada to replace former Premier Mackenzie King whose ministry resigned yesterday. A dispatch from Leon reports that flood fatalities in the Leon region will likely exceed 1000, with precise counts lost to flood waters and widespread destruction.
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Ont
Kiight Arthur Meighan
conservatios
imttus
Canada
government house
Primier Kenzie King
reid
Judge Gary Brings I Pen Mess With Ku Klux Klan
Washington reports a July 29 Senate campaign funds hearing as testimony and arguments on prohibition raise questions about the $180,000 enforcement fund raised in Pennsylvania by the W ITO. Clashes occur between Senator Reed and special counsel William B. Wright over fund expenditures, with a witness alleging federal duty shortcomings in prohibition enforcement as a North Dakota charge is pursued.
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Washington
senate campalen funds committee
Pennsylvania
W. ITO
Reed
Missouri
William B. Wright
Tinchot
prohibition enforcement
North Dakota
Fess farm credit bill voted down in Senate
The Fess farm credit bill backed by President Coolidge failed in the Senate 26 to 54. It would have created a $100,000,000 revolving fund for cooperative marketing groups, administered by an agricultural commission. Senator Robinson re-offered a $20,000,000 farm export corporation proposal, rejected 26 to 3, with further Robinson amendments and investigations noted.
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Washington
Fess farm credita
Coolidge
Senate
Fess
Robinson
Dodge and Ryan Named Directors of National City Bank
New YorkJune 29 1944 Cleveland E Dodge heir to Cleveland E Dodge Sr and Jot D Ryan chairman of Anaconda Copper Mining were elected directors of National City Bank New York the nation’s largest bank
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Cleveland E Dodge
Cleveland E. Dodge
Thelps-Dodge corporation
Jot D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Mining company
tnday
National City bank
Bribe Offered to Former Labor Secretary Wilson
William B. Wilson, former United States Secretary of Labor, testified before the Senate committee investigating the Pennsylvania primary that he was offered a federal job if he would quit his bid in the Democratic senatorial nomination. The committee reviewed the matter as part of its ongoing inquiry into the race.
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Willam B. Wilson
senate
Pennsylvania
Senate Passes House Co operative Marketing Bill
In Washington on June 29 the Senate, after rejecting the Fess farm credits bill once backed by President Coolidge, passed the house cooperative marketing measure with a record vote. The administration sponsored proposal would authorize a 225000 dollar appropriation to create a cooperative marketing division within the agriculture department. Adoption by the Senate of an amendment removing parallel stores is noted.
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Washington
Presidant Coolidge
Senate
agriculture department
Billionaire to Face Manslaughter Charge in WI Case
St. Petersburg Wisconsin June 29 M Elliott wealthy promoter charged with murdering his wife bound over for grand jury under twenty thousand dollar bond after district attorney said no chance of first degree murder conviction and would seek manslaughter instead.
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St. Petersburg
M. Elliott
Pastor McPherson story appears unproven by probe
Los Angeles June 29 AP The joint police district attorney probe failed to produce a single item to substantiate evangelist Aime Semple McPherson's account of kidnapping and imprisonment since May 15. McPherson, from a seaside retreat veranda, said she will sue for libel for $20,000 in two suits and vowed to fight the insinuations as her story stands.
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Angeles
Aimes Semple McPherson
Ocean ark
district attorney’s office
Jury Re-enacts Crime Scene in Durkin Murder Trial
In Chicago on June 29 the jury in the youth murder case visited the garage where Ed Win GC ShanaHan died after a confrontation with Martin Durkin. Federal agent Durkin’s death was explored as the jury witnessed a reenactment to assess if the shooting was in self defense.
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Chicago
mam
Edwin GC. ShanaHan
secret service
witth Martin Durkin
Durkin
Penwell to relate Montana tale at Pioneers banquet
Montana State founder Lewis Penwell will recount early Helena days at a July 14 banquet honoring Last Chance Gulch pioneers and Lewis and Clark County. Associate Justice Albert J. Galen will discuss the Custer battlefield celebration, with Mrs. George Booker also on the program. Harry R. Cunningham may give a Montana talk. Norman B. Holter returns as toastmaster. Other speakers to follow as plans firm up. Pioneer sons and daughters invited, self-pay plate charges.
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Montana State far
Helsena
Montana club
Last Chance gulch
Lewis and Clark county
Albert J. Galen
Custer
George Booker
O. M. Lanstrum
Harry R. Cunningham
Montana
Norman B. Holter
Lanstrun
pioneers
Helena
THolter
Dre, Lanserum
fy Power
KC Wallace
Sone
Proneers
Amundsen and Party Receive Ovation in Spokane Arrival
Captain Amundsen and the Norge crew arrived in Spokane to a spontaneous city and regional welcome. Local officials and hundreds of Scandinavian residents gathered as flowers from women’s groups were presented. Amundsen credited his team for the expedition’s success and praised the American aviation pioneer Lincoln Ellsworth.
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Oriental Limited
Amundsen
Norge
north pole
Cantala Amundson
Billings Kiwanis Honor Noted Singer
Madame Ernestine Schumanneflevich famed contralto visits Billings to perform for a $750,000 foundation aiding disabled American veterans. She is elected honorary member of the Billings Kiwanis Club, first woman to receive such an honor in the club’s history.
Child Killed in Santa Barbara Earthquake Anniversary
A June 29 UPI report notes a light earthquake felt along the coast from Santa Barbara southward, marking the 1925 disaster anniversary. A separate May quake killed a one year old child named Colin Ore who was crushed by a toppled chimney during a Bath Street street gathering. other children escaped injury.
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UPI
Teddy
Santa Barbara
Calilora telephone
South Barbara
Cal
Colin Ore
Bath street
Heat Wave Hits Midwest as Rain Brings Relief
Chicago records show temperatures climbing into the high eighties to near a hundred in parts of the Midwest before a cooling rain moved in. A severe heat spike swept from the Rockies eastward with highs in Wisconsin and Iowa while Chicago saw a dramatic drop as storms arrived. More temperatures neared the century mark in several towns as relief was forecast for tomorrow.
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Rockies
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Minois
Wisconsin
Dalmias
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Pierre
Iowa
Morgan Stocks Lead Broad Market Rally to Historic High
New York June 204 Leading a vigorous upturn in the stock market United States Steel common shares climbed over three points to a record 141 1 2, with many major issues advancing one to six points. Other Morgan favorites including General Motors General Electric United States Cast Iron Pipe Allied Chemical and American Smelting posted gains amid the broad move.
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New York
United States Steel
Morgan
General Motors
General Mectric
United States Cast Iron Pipe
Wipomt
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
Crooked official jailed over milk bribes in New York
New York July 20 AP Thomas J Clougher former secretary to Wealth Commissioner Frank J Monaghan was sentenced for accepting milk bribes to allow illegal western milk and cream entry. He faces five to ten years at Sing Sing with hard labor after his counsel waived appeal to speed incarceration before a legal change.
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Thomas J. Clougher
Clougher
oneime
Frank J. Monaghan
Sing Sing
Secretary Work in Yellowstone visited Livingston
Livingston Mont June 29 AP This city today welcomed Dr Iobart Work secretary of the interior who spent time here on his way to Yellowstone park. Thursday he will formally greet Crown Prince and Princess of Sweden as they enter the northern gateway. Friday evening he will host a dinner for the visitors at Mammoth Hot Springs hotel with Chief Counsel Carrol of the Northern Pacific Railway company assisting.
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Iobart Work
Yellowstone park
Crown Princey Gualavus Adolphus
Princess Louiga
Sweden
Mammoth Hot Springs
Carrol
oof hel
Norther Paewle pailway di veel
Earthquake kills over a hundred in Sumatra
Padang Sumatra June 29 More than 190 persons were killed and almost all buildings at Pandjang were destroyed by an earthquake that struck central Sumatra yesterday One European died while attempting to save a child Seventeen killed at Soengelboelen and 16 at Solok with Solok the hardest hit place
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Padang
Sumatra
Pandjang
Soengelboelen
Solok
Three Questions Before Voters At November Ballot
Montana voters in the general election will consider three measures filed with the secretary of state's office. A five mill school levy, repeal of all state taxes on alcohol with minor exemptions, and a three-cent rent tax on gasoline for highway funding. The school levy is backed by the State Teachers' association and May Trumper, superintendent of public instruction, and would extend university system funding beyond current expiry. Continued on page two.
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tha
State Teachers’ association
Misa May Trumper
superintendent of public instruction
Governor and Wife to Attend Dinner for Swedish Prince
Governor J. E. Erickson and Mrs. Erickson will attend a formal dinner at Mammoth Hot Springs hotel in Yellowstone park on Friday July 2 at 8 oclock honoring Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Crown Princess Louise of Sweden. They will travel from Livingston after a welcome event by the Commercial club and attend a banquet in Livingston June 29 hosted by the chamber of commerce with Dr Hubert Wark secretary of the interior present. The next day they will join a banquet for the Swedish royals at Mammoth Hot Springs.
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Louise
Sweden
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oelock
Livingston
J. KE. Erickson
SAlth Uma
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Hubert Wark
Cronga
Prince Adolphus
Princess Louise
Governor Erickson
Montana
Erickson
hanquet
Dr. Work
Prince and Princess to Visit Yellowstone Arrival at Tivingston
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Wallise of Sweden, with their suite, are expected to arrive in Livingston on July 1 on a special train from St. Paul en route to Yellowstone Park. Local leaders plan a cowboy parade and a chamber of commerce reception with western gifts to welcome the royals.
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Gustavus Adolphus
Wallise
Sweden
St. Paul
Yellowstone park
chamber of commerce
ima
Death of Col Thomas McTague on Union Pacific train
Col Thomas McTague, noted Montana pioneer and citizen, died suddenly aboard a Union Pacific train near Las Vegas while en route from his winter home in Long Beach to Deer Lodge. The funeral will be Friday at 10 am from the Catholic Church in Deer Lodge, with burial at the local cemetery. His widow and Emanuel Jacobs will handle remains. friends will join the funeral party in Butte. He had long faced health issues, and Mrs McTague is blind.
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Long Beach
California
Col
Thomas McTague
Montana
Union Pacific
Las Vegas
Nevada
Emanuel Jacobs
Butte
Mithough
Col. McTague
Poses Pursuing Colorado Bad Man
Montrose Colo June 29 armed posses scoured Colorado western border in search of Ed Williams an alleged cattle rustler. Under Roy Boatrap undersheriff three posses left noon yesterday. Williams accused of shooting H C Getty in a mile duel after Getty and son attempted arrest to collect a $1000 reward.
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Colo
Colorado
Ed Willams
Williamy
Roy Boatrap
Bulgarian capital rocked by bombing in market square
A Paris dispatch from Sofia reports four bombs were thrown into Sofia's marketplace tonight. Three exploded wounding numerous bystanders. Police seek the conspirators as authorities investigate the attack in the Bulgarian capital.
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Paris
Juar
Sofia
Death of Girl Laid to Father Shocks Community
Wallace Gaines, 22, of Northampton Mass, the father of Kylia Gaines, is arrested and held without bail on a coroner’s order after the death of his daughter. Sylvia, the mother, separated from her husband 16 years ago and remarried. The body was found mutilated two hours after she left Gaines’s home following a drunken dispute over a planned car trip. The case continues on Page Seven.
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