Hope 10 Get Into Mine Late Today
Jackson Calif Sept 16 rescue crews working from Kennedy toward the Argonaut mine report 387 feet of virgin rock to drill with 47 miners entombed in Argonaut. Five feet of 38.7 drilled but not blasted. Anticipated breakthrough by 7 am and Argonaut entry before 1 pm. Visitors, Berkeley police aid crowd control as doctors and nurses monitor hopeful rescue.
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Jackson
Calif
Kennedy
Argonaut
Jessly
Berkeley
Triking Shopmen Return To Work In Montana And Chicago
Ten machinists and helpers five hollermakers and helpers two pipe fitters and five yardsmen will return to work in the local Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul shops in Miles City on Sunday. Additional groups including machinists helpers boilermakers and blacksmiths are slated to return Monday with expectant absorption of foremen who struck previously. In Chicago tensions linger as union and non union workers debate concessions under the Baltimore peace plan with only a few men back at North Western shops and no violence reported.
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Associated Preas
Miles City
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Shop Officinia
Rowly Cincagh
iWcago
Clishea
Northwestern
Mother of Twelve, Aged 62, Kills Husband in Chicago
Mrs Amelia Schreiber, 62, mother of twelve, said her husband tried to beat her after drinking moonshine. She shot and killed him in Chicago. Heva, 61, was involved in the dispute.
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Dy Associates Praga
Chicago
Amelia Schreiber
Heva
Oil Flowing From Homestake Well at Rate of 900 Barrels
Great Falls, Sept. 16. The Homestake Oil Company's first Cat Creek second sands well pumps about 90 barrels daily, with the day’s output reaching 932 barrels. Developments press on in Cat Creek as Great Western deepens a first sand well and Mid-Northern plans an offset drill. Homestake Oldham No 6 shows cavey formations while pipe is readied.
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Great Falls
Homestake Oi Company
Cat Creek Second Sands
E. J. Collidge
Coolidge
Cat Creek
Great Western
Mid-Northern
Homestake
Oldham No. 6
McDowell to Open Campaign HQ Here Tuesday
Former Lieutenant Governor W. W. McDowell, active vice chairman of the Democratic state central committee, is due Tuesday to establish a headquarters for the campaign. He will stay there during the campaign and assist Governor Bir Dowell, with broad state ties aiding C wat Ericksen.
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McDowell
W. W. McDowell
Democratic State Central Committee
C Wat Ericksen
Bir Dowell
Binney Plans Laboratory for Vigilante Picture
Harold J. Binney of Vigilante Picture Corporation outlines a near complete Helena laboratory and studio to finish the historic Vigilante film. The plan includes top equipment, expert staff, and early ground work in Virginia City areas before filming begins. H. H. Brownell is hired as camera chief, with shooting setup to start after location scouting in the nearby historic mining towns.
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Harold J. Binney
Vigilante Picture
Corsporation
Alontana
Helena
Binney
White Sulphur Springs News Notes item sweep
White Sulphur Springs notes tell of Mrs. EJ Anderson of Ringling visiting, Judge W L Ford set to join Supreme Court duties September 21, with family remaining and daughters in local schools. Gorton family concert drew full auditorium, dancing to Manny Gordon's entertainment. Local trips include W A Cruikshank from Billings and others visiting, with Miss Marie Lucas ill at home and Rewlah Lewis back at school after three days. Ride Edwards plans relocation to Missoula.
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White Sulphur Springs
EJ. Anderson
Ringling
Tetra
W.L. Ford
Supreme Court
Bes
W. A. Cruikshank
Worlhéssay
Billings
Ringling Consolita Aed
Hugh FP
Googly
Fort Logan
C T. Rader
Frank Bayer
Scout
Frank Meyer
Gram
Josephine Rader
Helena
Scott
Butte
Grvat Falls
California
Marie Lucas
Rewlah Lewis
Ride Edwards
Missoula
Kilaüea Volcano Erupts With Lava Lake Fire and Glow
Volcano Kilaūea erupts in great activity with lava lake fountaining flame and a brilliant glow over the crater. Messages from Hilo report the ongoing eruption and heightened volcanic activity.
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Molihy
Associated Press
Kilauen
Hilo
Democratic Ticket Endorsement by Montana Conference Directors
The Conference for Progressive Political Action executives in Montana endorsed Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate and House, state Supreme Court, and for clerk of the court, while deferring state railroad and public service commission choices until questionnaires are returned. The group, claiming broad labor union representation, outlined that county committees and the state conference will handle remaining endorsements. The state questionnaire includes tax reforms, direct primary, constitutional convention, and worker protections among items to be answered by candidates.
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Conference For
Progressive
Democratc
Senate
House
State Supreme Court
J. “. Carroll
U.S. Senate
Pavta
Gata
Montana Federation of Labor
Rattroud Brotherhoods Ami Crafts
J George FH. Young
Billinge
Robert Cast
Helena
Jainsa Anderson
Johnson
Peter Halberg
A. Fisher
Billings
Board of Equalization
Duke Syalem
Noble session of Al Gtria temple at Cone Shrine
The regular monthly meeting of Al Gtria temple of the Mystic Shrine will be held at Cone Shrine temple on Monday September 18 at 8:60 p.m. Important business will be discussed. All Nobles are urged to attend. By order of the Most Potentate.
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Cone Sistory Shrine
Ameri Colton Exchange to suspend trading after bucketing conviction
New York September 1 The Ameri Colton Exchange will suspend trading on its floor until after an appeal from the conviction for bucketing orders has been argued next month. The decision was announced after the close of business today.
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New York
Ameri- Colton Exchange
Oulon Gives Pal Resounding Slap in House Fracas
In Washington as the labor debate on rivers and harbors showed, Representative Oliver of Alabama slapped Representative Dempsey of New York with an open left hand during a roll call tension. The scuffle ended with a handshake and apologies, seen as a mere misunderstanding between allied parties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oliver Democrat
Alabama
Timnpsey
New York
Oliver
Dempsey
Alabama i
Representative Dempsey
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Rivers and Harbors Bil
Representative Bosyling
East River
Naval affairs powwow aims to extend Washington accord
Geneva September 16 The Associated Press reports an international conference on extending the Washington armament pact. The League of Nations disarmament committee spent a day in deadlock between Lord Robert Cecil of England and Mr De Jouvenel of France. De Jouvenel urged a security guarantee first, Cecil argued for disarmament precedents. Mr S Fisher of Great Britain dismissed any precise, detailed solution.
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Washington
League of Nations
Robert Cecil
England
de Jouvenel
France
M. de Jenvene
Lord Robert
S. Fisher
Great Britain
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