Montana Grizzlies Crush Mount St Charles 52 to 0
Missoula September 27 Mount St Charles was routed by Montana University by a 52 to 0 score. The Grizzlies dominated early stopping Saint Charles offense and allowing eight touchdowns as reserves joined the rout. Saint Charles faced heavy defensive pressure led by Cacioppo and Gross as Montana’s line overwhelmed the visitors.
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Grizzly
Mount St. Charles
Montana University
Saint Lime
Montana
St. Charles
University
Cacioppo
Saint
Gross
Grizzlies
Posse of 150 Seeks Youthful Bad Man
Williamsport September report says George Skidmore twenty was shot at after a robbery murder in Pittsburgh. He was surrounded near Rattlesnake mountain about sixty miles from Williamsport by a posse of more than 150 including state and highway police, two National Guard companies with machine guns, and local citizens.
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Williamsport
George Skidmore
Pittsburgh
Rattlesnake Mountain
Senator Walsh greeted by diverse crowds in Glasgow
In Glasgow on September 27 Senator T. J. Walsh drew railroad workers farmers Indians and ex service men to a large high school gathering before his evening speech. Chairman Tom Dignan touted his record in securing 50000 for a Fort Peck road project and saving locals on irrigation costs while pushing bills to reopen the local land office. Delegations from Wolf Point Hinsdale and other towns attended.
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T. J. Walsh
Tom Dignan
Senate
Roosevelt County
Fort Peck
House
Wolf Point
Hinsdale
Big Four
Senator Walsh
Tom O'Rially
Havre
Walsh
Senator Club
Rights of small nations in league defended
Geneva Sept 27 Carl J Hambro Norwegian delegate defended the rights and superior qualities of citizens of small nations before the league assembly committee amid a contest over reorganization of the secretariat. He proposed abolishing the offices of undersecretaries general held by German Italian and Japanese nationals stating natives of smaller nations have a better opportunity for international mindedness than those of large states.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Carl J. Hambro
League Assembly
Italy
Germany
France
Iana
Great Britain
League
Hambro
Chamber of Deputies
Four bankers mistaken for robbers in Minnesota misunderstanding
Four bankers visiting Minnesota to inspect properties were wrongly arrested as suspected bank robbers by an Atwater constable after a collision damaged their car. St Paul police traced them to a hotel, searched them and detained them briefly before confirming their innocent intent and cordial relations with local officers.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Atwater
Pol Lew
Bias
Belgian Court Convicts Young Italian Assassin
A Brussels court convicted a 22 year old Italian anti fascist of attempting to kill Prince Humbert of Piedmont, heir to the Italian throne allied to Belgium. The jury found him guilty on all counts and sentenced him to five years imprisonment amid testimony touching on fascism, Mussolini, and the fall of the royal family.
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Brussels
Belgium
Italy
Fernando de Rost
Humbert
Piedmont
Mussolini
Falland
Gesaesin
Aid
State College roster sets a new record
Bozeman Mont Feb 27 AP Registration at Montana State College today set a new institution record with 1003 enrolled. The figure surpasses the prior high by six. President Alfred Allinson predicted a total near 1800 by year end.
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State College
Bozeman
Montana State College
Vic Culberson Dies at 57 After Long Illness
Vic Culberson, 57, president of the National Livestock Association and owner of the GOS Cattle Co., died at his Silver City ranch after a prolonged illness believed to be cancer. Born March 24, 1863, he moved to the Texas New Mexico border in 1876 and entered cattle industry in 1883. Survived by his widow and two sons, Victor Culberson Jr. of Los Angeles and Sherwood Culberson of Roswell Military Institute.
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Silver City
N. M
Victor Culberson
National Livestock Association
Culberson
GOS Cattle Company
Here
San Francisco
Ate]lanta
Texas-New Mexico
Grant, County
Victor Culberson, Jr
Los Angeles
Sherwood Culberson
Roswell Military Institute
Joseph Hanlon Laid At Rest In Billings
The body of Joseph Hanlon treasurer of the Montana Republican state central committee and a leading figure in the Montana sheep industry was laid to rest at Mount View cemetery after high mass at St. Patrick's Church. Services at church and grave drew hundreds. attendees from Deer Lodge include C J Niewera Williams and Frank Conley, and officials Lisut Gov Frank A Hazelbaker and Joseph D Scanlan. Condolences arrived by telegram from Senator Wheeler and others.
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Republican State Central
Montana
Mount View
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
C. J. Niewera
Weather Outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain Region Next Week
Forecast shows generally fair start to the week with above normal temperatures. Unsettled and cooler mid and late week bring frequent showers to the northern portion, especially along the border.
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Rocky Mountain
Democrats Push Repeal Platform at Massachusetts Convention
Massachusetts Democrats adopted a platform calling for repeal of the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act and support for state prohibition repeal. The only floor protest came from Whitfield Tuck of Winchester, but the platform passed with limited opposition. The party emphasized unity for the coming campaign and condemned the crime associated with Prohibition.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Whitfield Tuck
Winchester
Tuck
Amtorg Outfit Claimed as Political Clique in Hearing
Testimony before a national investigation into Communist activities questioned Amtorg’s ties to the Soviet government and alleged a faction within the agency. Witnesses claimed some officials were allied with the party, while others suggested forged documents may exist. A poet-economist AB arrived in New York to discuss agricultural policy and national poverty risks with reporters.
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Ovsits
Peter
Amtorg Empires
Amtore
Activ Ites Delgass
Insinnis
Atmtate
Whalen
Tel- Sasa
George W. Russell
Capricious Clara Starts Booze Raid
In San Francisco Clara Bow sent her checks back to Caleta lodge unintentionally triggering a prohibition investigation along the California Nevada border. Reports of liquor at border resorts and talk of her blackjack luck prompted federal agents under Administrator William G. Walker to begin a liquor sweep led by Colonel George Seaver as chief enforcement officer.
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San Francisco
Sept
Clara Bow
Caleta Lodge
California
Nevada
Mnquor
William G. Walker
George Seaver
North Shore wreck claims eleven lives in gale
In a three day storm the North Shore and the barge Salvor are reported lost with eleven dead and three ships, as Coast Guards saved seven others near the harbor entrance. Harry Smith from Newark recalls a brutal night of waves and freezing spray while crew members clung to derricks and life frames.
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Here
Harry Smith
Newark
Kean
Smith
Clinton Lane
Clarence Arunett
Nedeau
Wana
Lornié Olmsted
Ida Olmstead
Alice la Pataunt
Brunett
State varsity signs up 1228 students
Missoula reports final enrollment at the State university reaches 1,228, topping the prior high by one and beating last year by 26. The class includes 24 men and two women among 449 students and 775 others.
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Missoula
the State University
Great Bank in Cuba Closes Doors After Readjustment
The Bank of Commerce, a $4,000,000 institution in Slavana Cuba, closed its doors today for readjustment. Despite an announced reopening plans for Monday, it remained closed tonight, leaving a number of American banks embarrassed by its difficulties.
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Great Bank
Cuba
Slavana
Bank of Commerce
Wine and beer making in home immune from federal interference
Washington Sept 27 Prohibition Director Amos Woodcock declared home wine and beer making for home consumption immune from federal action. Agencies can intervene only with evidence of sale. No search warrant for a private home unless a commercial feature exists. The home brewer may face punishment if the product is intoxicating but is beyond federal reach otherwise.
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Washington
Prohibition
Amos WW. Woodcock
Plane wreck on Lake Erie leaves two men missing
Conneaut O Sept 27 AP coast guardsmen and sheriff’s deputies searched the Lake Erie shoreline from Conneaut to Ashtabula for the bodies of William McNulty a Columbus salt maker and Willard Parker of Cleveland pilot after their plane wrecked four miles west of Conneaut. Wreckage found shows wings and motor gone with the cabin wedged in fallen trees. The cockpit clock stopped at 2 29 indicating a short flight after takeoff from Cleveland at 1 30 a m.
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Coast
Sheriff's
Lake Erie
Astabula
William McNulty
Columbus
Willard Parker
Cleveland
Here
Coast Guard
Ashtabula
Air
Nebraska Robbers Captured in Reno After a Hot Battle
Two men linked to a Genoa bank robbery were captured in Reno after a hotel confrontation with police. They used aliases J. B. Fisher and John Giles, later revealed as Stuffelfield, with thousands in cash and a bill bearing Genoa bank identifiers. Authorities said the suspects planned further thefts, with travel receipts showing routes from Butte to Salt Lake City by air.
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Reno
Nev
Genoa
Neh
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Nana Ae
J. B. Fisher
John Giies
Giles
J.M. Rkirksey
Stuffelfield
Genos Bank
Reto Jewery
Nickles
Kirkler
Ned Hank
Billy
Murrders
Genoa Bank
Butte
Salt Lake City
Bruening to press plan as dictatorial take it or leave it
Berlin Sept 27 AP Chancellor Bruening prepares a new government program labeled dictatorial in aim. If Reichstag refuses support he will seek adjournment from President Von Hindenburg to block reconvening. Friends say the plan seeks economic stability and may edge toward a de facto dictatorship while elections loom. Announcement delayed beyond cabinet talks, with no statement expected until Monday.
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Bruening
Reichstag
von Hindenburg
Germany
Briening
Texan slain by Black man near Houston
Houston police investigate a roadside murder of a Texan identified as H H Pevatedux and his female companion reported by a Black assailant in a wooded northwest Houston area on the night of September 27. Officers search the scene for clues as the investigation continues.
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Houston
Texas
H. H. Pevatedux
van Flain
Transatlantic flight crew lands at Los Angles airport
French aviators Captain Diedonne Coste and Lieutenant Maurita Bélionte touched down at 2 45 p m at the municipal airport aboard the plane Question Mark after a transatlantic crossing from San Francisco They planned to stay through Tuesday and continue their journey as reported from Los Angeles.
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Los Angéles
Diedonne Coste
Maurita Bélionte
San Fratcisto
Chill Canada blasts claim first victim
Prince Albert Sask Sept 27 Snow and cold in north Saskatchewan today claimed their first victim of the fall season The body of Albert Irvine 16 was found huddled in a thicket near the area authorities said.
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Prince Albert
Sask
North Saskatchewan
Albert Irvine
Night life in unhappy Vera Cruz city labor campaign
Vera Cruz Mexico Sept 27 authorities arrest late visitors and put them to work on a road gang. A 10 mile road from Vera Cruz to Roca del Rio is built with no labor costs. The crackdown empties theaters saloons and dance halls after sunset.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Vera Cruz Atal Roca del Rio
Bobcats Edge Vandals In Ragged Moscow Game
Idaho Vandals led Montana State early and again in the third quarter before a rough finish. Teo Calland’s squad moved downfield for a two yard score by Pederson with Hasford on the carry, but Montana State answered late as Bessler failed to convert.
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Bobcats
Iittle
Moscow
Idaho
Teo Calland
Vandals
Montana State
Idahoans
Rams
Montana
Hasford
Pederson
Bessler
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