Finding Approved by House Continues on Brown Case
The house of bishops approved action on Bishop Brown with a 95 to 111 vote and will await the presiding bishop, Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, to pass sentence. Brown remains a bishop until sentence is pronounced and will attend meetings. delay requests for a three year wait were rejected.
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Brown
Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
House of Bishops
Charles Fiske
New York
House
Bishop Brown
Fiske
A& Viva Yace
Lawreate
Masachusetts
Bandits Rob Mail Truck In Central Rome Heist
Armored bandits armed with sawed off shotguns and pistols carried out a bold robbery within two blocks of a famed mail truck raid site linked to Herbert Wilson. Masks were handkerchiefs as they struck tonight amid Italy’s volatile political climate with clashes between Masons and Fascists reported in Florence.
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Herbert Wilson
Rome
Free Masonry
Maly
Italy
Florence
Turn Back Clock in Italian Cities
Mussolini cabinet moves to revive medieval podesta rule for small municipalities under 10000 inhabitants, replacing mayors with podesta and tightening control. Rome will have a governor under interior ministry supervision as capital draws a separate government.
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Renie
Mussolini
Italy
Ann
Ministry of the Interior
Rome
Oil Industry Grows Fast in Oklahoma
Tulsa oil expansion drives state output, tracing from 1884 discovery to deep wells. Glorious rise since Glenn pool discovery in 1904, Red Fork and Garber fields cited as key producers. President Coolidge returns from Omaha after legion convention.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Prairies
Michael Cudahy
Omaha
Neb
Mil
Oklahoma Territory
Red Fork
Garber
Gilden
Estate of cattle baron to be sold
The large Miller and Lux cattle and land empire built from Henry Miller’s early butcher shop is to be divided and sold. The California Nevada Oregon holdings, water rights on the San Joaquin, canal and railroad assets, and related properties are discussed amid decades of legal contests and inheritance questions. A separate note reports a New York divorce rumor involving Gloria Gould Righoy and Henry A. Bishop.
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Miller and
Lux
Henry Miller
Germany
California
Oregon
Nevada
Henry Mier
Elas
San Jnaquin Valley
San Joaquin
Miller
Tax
Kern County
Sen Toaquin
Bint
Tym
Yuirpore
Dent
oUer
Wdenne
New York Avmerican Today
Gloria
Gould Righoy
New York
Europe
Henry A. Bishop
Dee
Maine Woods
Paris
Woman’s feud scars Oxfordshire manor with dog kennel
On the roof of an old manor in Oxfordshire a dog kennel was built. It was never meant for a dog but for an owner to harm his brother after a dispute over a woman. The feuding brothers left the structure as a stubborn remnant.
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Oxfordshire
Eng
Star Returns to Frontier Heroine Type in Littl Auntie Rooney
Mary Pickford joins the back-to-frontier days plot in Littl Auntie Rooney, a United Artists release shown today and tomorrow at Marlow. The film casts Pickford as a hoydenish ragamuffin, stepping from her traditional romantic roles to a tougher streetwise child, with 12-year-old daughter of a policeman leading a gang in a gritty urban setting.
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Mary Pickford
Newt
Hee
Littl
Rooney
Marlow
United Artists Corporation
Little Auntie Reaney
Met
Sly
Leads
Guinty
Kid
Kelly
Tun Roovey
Great Northern Runs Special to Butte for Mont Gonzaga Game
Great Northern announces a special train from Helena to Pulte for the October football game between Montana Varsity and Gonzaga University of Spokane. Fare is a dollar and a third for the return. Tickets and grandstand seats will be sold at Higgins cigar store for $5. Schedule to be announced later.
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Great Northern
Butte
Mont
Gonzaga
Helena
Pulte
Montana Varsity
Gonzaga University of Spokane
State School of Mines
Higgins Cigar Store
Trans
Intermountain Students Clear Snow Before Game
Intermountain students shovel windrows of snow from the Woalayan field during chapel period to ready for the football game with State Normal tomorrow. The scene features the school band, dances, songs, and energetic student effort, with the field soon cleared for afternoon drills.
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Coniynehdahia
Studemtla
Tntermountain
Woaleyan
Intermountain
Erictiron
French May Reject Gaillaux Debt Pact
Paris October 8 The Hat statement by M Franklin Roosevelt to guests at the American club luncheon that he would vote against the tentative Gaillaux debt pact brought from Washington stirred French politics. The speaker, president of the foreign relations committee, is blamed as opposition grows. Observers say Gaillaux or the government may fall over the debt question as Parliament reassembles.
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Paris
M. Franklin-Rouiion
American Club
M. Callaux
Washington
Chamber
M. Caillaux
Net Income of Rates Shows an Increase
Washington AP reports the Bureau of Railroad Economics cites August net operating income of the nation’s class one railroads at 124,804,605, up from 95,706,867 in August 1924. For the first eight months, net earnings stand at 662,762,605, yielding a 94.65 percent return on property investment. Frances Alda buys an armoved chromonite in New York. Chariny C. Goodale dies in Lamac Colorado. Hugh O’Neill, former Denver Times editor, dies.
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Washington
Bureau of Railroad Economicn
Bureau
New York
Oct
Linr
Frances Alda
Waprano
Giuna Gatti-Cosazza
Metropolitan Opera Company
Aood Victor Defeats Goldstein in Butte Ring Fight
Mant Latfoad of Butte defeats Abe Goldstein of New York in a 22 round bout. Latfoad wins unanimous decision. Goldstein shows late rally in the final round while Latfoad dominates earlier rounds.
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Butte, Mant
Oct
Vixie Tatfood
Butte
Abe Goldsteln
New York
Latfoad
Goldstein
Yattaod
Inet
Lalfood
New Market Jockeys Shine In Classic Pinto Ride
An 18 year old schoolgirl rode Walter Barns horse Hogler to victory in the Pinto at New Market England, one of the oldest turf events. Misa Gladys Rekahy rode Pooh Wah to second, Betty Tanner faded late to fifth on Skylark, with Seattle figure Seattle-George Cuthew named as Wichita Falls manager in Texas league news.
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New Market
Eng
Dratte
Walter Barns
Hogler
Joot
Sol Joa
Misa Gladys
Rekahy
Pooh Wah
Betty Tanner
Skylark
Inrvishora Frocked
Washington budget cuts and wage law case noted
The AP reports budget bureau notes a FTC grant drop of 124000 from 997000 asked as Thompson and Nugent prepare a statement on economy and probing the commission. Separately a Supreme Court argument from Arizona over the federal minimum wage for women discusses worker protections and federal authority.
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Whathington
API
Budget Bureau
Federal Trade Commission
Thompson
Nugent Tomight
Washington
Par
Wipromo
Arizona
Glassy Waud Bill Heads quartet Pleases Crowds
A vaudeville bill featuring the Clipper Quartet and a surprise act Dale and Helene impressed crowds with harmony and variety. Delong the dancer shone, O'Brien Sisters and Mack showcased talent, and Mantell's Manikins closed the show as one of the season’s best bills.
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John 'T
Ang Aniece
Py Roway
Dale
Helene
Egtela
Delong
Tie
O'Brien
Mack
Mark
W. ©. Cornfield
Mantell
Fearon
Bobcats Face Three Home Games Ahead at Bozeman
Montana State eyes three consecutive home games under Coach Romney against Montana Mines and local Helena rivals following a Colorado setback. Key players Bawden and Cottam return, minor lineup shifts planned, as the Bobcats prepare for future conference tests including Wyoming on October 30.
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Bozeman
Montaus
Moovina Bobcats
Colorado
Bovents
Earler
Montana
Fran
Bobcats
Montana Mines
Montana State
Romney
Fisten
Charles McAuliffe
Mines
Tutte
vVéteran
Hatfield
Mount St. Charles
Tatermountain Union
Helena
Robcats
Wyoming University
Colorado Game Last Week. ‘Bawden, Tackle, and Cottam
Bobbittons
Billings High School
Bulinga
Butte
Dyche Fa
Denver stockyard prices top national lists
Denver Union Stock Yards officials announced that values reached the highest in the country today. The top price was 13256 dollars per hundred, surpassing Chicago by 70 cents and Omaha and tanana City by 15 to 36 cents.
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Denver
Oct
Denver Union Stockyards
Chicago
Omaha and
Tanana City
Seattle Times reports temporary restraining orders on piracy of play-by-play
The Seattle Times obtained temporary injunctions to stop piracy of World Series play-by-play. Thieves used a play board and AP transmitted audio near the board to telephone newscasters in stores. Hearings on the injunctions were not set for Wednesday. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co faced separate injunctions for similar actions.
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Seattle
Seattle Times Today
Times
Associated Press
Nomnn
Pacific Telephones and Telegraph Company
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Jack Kearns
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Barry McCormick
Lamac
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Chariny C. Goodale
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George Cuthew
Los Angeles
Bobcat Outfit
O. F. Halt
East Flolena
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William Beaudine
New York’s East Side
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