Rail Union Chiefs Oppose Reduction in Pay
Smith wins B16 prize at the International Grain and Hay show in Chicago on November 28. C Edson Smith of Corvallis Montana won first in white spring wheat with a late Gherka sample grading 67.wt pounds per bushel, vying for the world championship. Several Montana entrants earned top placements including Peterson and Smith among others.
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Chicago
C. Edson Smith
Corvallis
Mont
Smith
Elasa
Gherka
Peterson
Victor
Montana
White Spring Wheat
Thomas EK
Gorvallis
Ivan Caatataon
John Ware Ir
Woodside
Wrank Hruska
Lewistown
Alxthy A. Millewoldt
Peter Erickson
W. D. Jenkins
Columbus
Edison Smith
L. KE. Peterson
Thomas HM. Smith
Blowoldt
Gustafson
Frank Bruska
Plot To Overthrow Hungarian Government Revealed
Budapest reports a conspiracy to establish a dictatorship led by right radicals. A leading officer died by self-inflicted action in Budapest police custody as 12 suspects were arrested. The Hungarian press bureau announced the plot and heightened guard at public buildings in Budapest.
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Budapest
Hungary
Mateo
Dicka Mert Pollis
Thungary
Alaskan passenger steamer Alameda burned in Seattle
Seattle dispatch reports the $1,000,000 Alaskan passenger steamer Alameda consumed by fire caused by an electrical short circuit. Firemen rescued two sleeping sailors from the burning vessel as alarms rang through the harbor.
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Seattle
Alameda
Truth divulged of mission of W A Campbell of Helena to New Zealand
Auckland, Nov 38. Lewis Duss chief engineer of the American Smelting and Refining Co and W A Campbell arrived in New Zealand bound for Australia. They were introduced to Auckland reporters on the pier by Capt. T V H of the Royal Mail Steamship Maggira. Campbell said he would oversee the construction of a new plant to handle lead ores from Mt Tsa district and that he expected to enjoy the assignment in Australia. He told reporters a strange tale about Vuelo Wim Gung and Henrietta Zander, alleging Gump’s ownership of much of Australia, while Mrs Zander nears the end of her endurance. Continued on Page 4.
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Auckland
Wirelesa
Lewis Duss
Nestatant
el Easo
Tex
Whlal Campbell
IMA
New Zealand
Australia
T. V. HN
Royal Mall S
Maggira
Vancouver
Heo
Cora
Campbell
Vuelo Wim Gung
Stiles
Henrietta Zander
Bim Gump
Equator
Pennsylvania holds Italian for his insult to Grandi
Philadelphia November 28 Spartaco Suntiaco aged 26 was sentenced to two years in prison for a demonstration during the visit of Dino Grandi Italian minister The International Labor Defense announced Spartaco's defense and planned meetings in Philadelphia Judge Harry McDevitt refused release pending a bond hearing and a petition for a super redens bond was slated for Wednesday The offense centered on Spartaco shouting against Mussolini while on a parked car with Grandi on last week's visit Signor Grandi had asked Governor Pinchot for clemency but was told clemency rests with the state board of pardons
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Philadelphia
Dreamie Suntiaco
Dino Grandi
Marian Sorelon
Galletos Day
Joseph Gan
International Labor Defense
Spartaco
Harry McDevitt
Tenced Spartaco
David Levinson
International Tabor Defense
Tey
Signor Grandi
Wasclam
Mussolini
Italy
Gay
Gifford Pinchot
State Board of Pardons
Hill Gets Year in Prison for Assault
Guy Hill was sentenced to one year in prison for second degree assault after an attempted shooting in September. Gilbert Murray will be sentenced next Tuesday for an attack on Frank Hyde, a 51 year old barber, who pleaded guilty to second degree assault.
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Munnition
Navy
Guy Hill
Ms.triet
James M. Self
Margaret Campbell
Hill
Gilbert Murray
Frank Hyde
Red Cross Funds Aid for Native Americans in Plains States
Washington is reporting that the American Red Cross has allocated 8.8 million dollars to the Indian Affairs office for drought relief among Indians in South Dakota North Dakota Montana and Nebraska. Commissioner Charton J Rhonda authorized to use the money to aid Indians in need as drought conditions create destitution among an estimated 60 000 people served by the Indian Office agents and programs.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Office of Indian Affairs
South Daksta
North Dakkota
Montana
Nobinwha
Charten J. Rhonda
The
Indian Bureau
Indian Office
Mail Pilot Owns The Caterpillar Club
Pittsburgh, Nov 28. The Caterpillar club, for those who cheat death with parachute, tonight added Ar Mall Pilot Melvin Garlow of Homestead Park as a member. Garlow, aboard a Pittsburgh Cleveland flight, bailed at 4000 feet and landed unhurt after the craft rolled over.
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Pittsburgh
Caterpillar Club
Melvin
Garlow
Homestead Park
Weather Outlook for the Northern Rocky Mountain Region
The coming week brings cloudy unsettled conditions with frequent snows west of history, warmer early in the week, and temperatures mostly above normal.
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Rocky Mountain
Histihe
Hunger Ship 15 Rescued Crew Details Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR depicts a rescue of the Hunger Ship 15 crew at sea. The text is garbled with missing words and broken phrases, but references a dangerous voyage, the crew using flares and clothing to aid survival, and indicates continued coverage on another page.
Injured man sees his car looted by crooks
Reng Nev Nov 8 The farth of humanity badly shaken John Topsen Southern Pacific motor on the Sut Lake division was brought here today for treatment after severe injuries near Lovelock yesterday when his automobile turned over and he was thrown out. While Jenson lay in a ditch unable to move another car drove up and occupants a father mother and children proceeded to loot his wrecked machine and then drove off without offering aid
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Nev
John Topsen
Southern Pacific
Sut Lake Division
Lovelock
Jenson
Witch May
Custer Cowboy Kills Himself in Street
Miles City dispatch reports a cowboy from Texas, known as Tex Wilson and also as John Wilson, shot himself in the street this afternoon in the south part of Miles City. He was 28 or 38 years old and had registered at a local hotel under one name and was known by another on regional ranches. No relations are known at this time.
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Miles
Reet
Wilson
Texas
John Wison
Thia
Great Trek on Capital a Coming
Secret service guards report a nationwide probe found communist readers aiding a "national hunger march" aimed at reaching Washington before December 7. W. H Moran led the file of telegrams and private federal reports, with Soviet Lift er materials and warnings of a potential attack.
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Washington
Secret Service
Hoover
Tmcky
W. 11
Moran
White House
Richard Jervis
Nand
Soviet Union
Shearer and Hawkins End Partnership in Helena
Dr G Shearer and Dr T Hawkins dissolve their partnership in Helena after years. Dr B C Rheaver buys the equipment and takes the office lease, leaving Hawkins to seek new offices. Both physicians had run a successful practice from rooms 2 0 in the Golf block, with arrangements ongoing for the split.
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Dexter
O G. Shearer
Ta Hawkins
B.C. Rheaver
T. S. Hawkins
Sinethe
Magica
Dortorg
Helena
Picture of Grave of Wife Leads to Death
Tacola Nebraska November 28 A friend recently sent William H Whetstone 98 a picture of his wife s grave Today Whetstone serving a sentence for killing her died at the Nebraska penitentiary from wounds related to personal safety Navy He and his wife lived in Valentine Nebraska He was shot last April after a quarrel with his wife
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Tacola
Neb
William H. Whetstone
Whetstone
Nebraska
Navy
Valentie
Nebrs
Teut expert denies cities of republic waiting coin
Berlin November 28 Dr Oscar Mulert Germanys best informed municipal expert today rejected Laval French claims that German municipalities live on lavish expenditures He noted local budgets of four billion marks support 5 million jobless Germans with about one thirdDirectly and said unemployment keeps costs high Public building construction has halted and schools are crowded while hospitals and clinics face strain He argued Germans manage austerity and that abroad misperceive elite financial handling
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Berlin
Oscar Mulert
Germany
Laval
France
Mulert
Rail wage cuts spark human rights critique in Chicago
Chicago reports the general counsel of railway labor groups denounces 10 percent wage cuts as crimes against humanity. Donald T. Rehberg of the Railway Labor Executives Association says no law compels workers to donate wages for charity. The piece notes labor and foreign policy implications amid Manchurian tensions.
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Chicago
Donald Tt. Rehberg
Railway Tabor Executives’ Association
Solons Study Industry Tax Theoretical Burden
Washington talks on taxation weigh industry capacity to bear more tax after Hoover discussions. Rep. Strowley notes no clear figure for what extra burden fits. hearings likely. Reps. Treadway and Bacharach outline paths to trim a projected 2.6 billion deficit with tax rises and spending cuts. Bacharach backs sales tax on non-essentials. Strowley urges caution and targeted measures.
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Washington
Stawley
Treasuont Hoover
Uhis
Sald
Oregon Republican
Ilo
Hacharach
Trowdwa
Bacharach
Missing Brothers Located in Alaska
McGrath Alaska Nov 2 The missing Brothers George J Feltes and Martial Lapoyre Jesuit missionaries who had not been heard from since they left here to fly to Holy Cross were located from the air today safely camped at the head of Ganes creek.
Peace Efforts in Manchuria Rebound to Hopeful Wait
Washington reports a renewed sense of cautious optimism in the Manchurian peace venture after Japan halted its advance. Secretary Stimson repeated incredulity about further hostilities while clarifying a misunderstanding with Japanese Ambassador Katsu Dehart.
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Washington
Manchuria
Katsui] Dehardt
Torrential Rains Cause Damage in Cordova Alaska
Cordova Alaska November 28 heavy rains flood main street, water two feet deep in places, causing about 15000 dollars in property damage. Inland weather stayed extreme with Kennecott temperatures dropping to 32 below and rising to 40 above.
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Cordova
Alaska
Kennecott
Fighting in Manchuria renews as Mahon offensive gains
Reported renewed fighting between Chinese and Japanese forces along the Tattsihar Koshan railway north of Tattsihar. General Mah Chan-Shan plans to retake Tslshar, reinforced to command about 15 000 troops. Japanese trench systems described, with ongoing maneuvers from Harbin dispatches.
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Shanghai
China
Tattsihar-Koshan
Tattsihar
Harbin
Mah Chan-Shan
Tslshar
Mah
Lindbergh Forced Down by Fog in Florida Flight
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh was forced to descend near Flagler Beach, just north of Daytona Beach, while flying from Miami to New York due to dense fog.
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Lindy
Florida
Dackaond
Charles A. Lindbergh
Miami
New York
Flagler Beach
Daytona Beach
Mysterious new malady puzzles Portland doctors
Portland physicians studied a nightly contagious disease resembling pox after two deaths and two cases on the verge of death. Nurses at Good Samaritan Hospital were ill, and Miss Berrett and Mary Quam were among those affected. The illness prompted the state medical association to investigate its origin and cultures.
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Portland
Ore
Good Samaritan Hospital
Missath
Mary Quam
Monte Austin
Radic
Alftienley
Murder Comes Out After 64 Long Years
Elijah Tassel, 35, learned at Olin on November 28 that his brother Jonathan, who vanished 64 years ago, was murdered near Shelbrville, Montana. Ore-witness George Miter, 71, of Pane, Ute, had remained silent for decades fearing the killers.
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Olin
Tirty
Elijah Tassel
Jonathan
Shelbrville
Mts
George Miter
Pane
Ute
Piter
Price of Req Metal Advanced in New York Trade
New York November 28 copper quotations advanced though the market remained largely quiet. Domestic shipment prices were nominal yet ranged from 61 to 6 per pound, echoing the low record touched earlier in the year.
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New York
Bayles pilots plane at 307 mph in speed test
Detroit November 28. Lowell T Bayles of Springfield Massachusetts piloted his Geo Ton over the county airport course at 307 miles an hour. He completed four runs under timing with a stop watch official and timing device to seek recognition of the speed. The previous land plane record was 378.4 miles per hour set in France.
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Bayles
Detroit
Testa
Lowell Tt
Springfield
Maas
Wenry &, Baker
Tain
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