Sex battle to determine Republican Senate nominee
Chicago reports the race between Ruth Hanna Mc Cormick and Charles S. Deneen for the Republican senatorial nomination has the city braced for a bloodless election after mob violence fears. Police and church leaders mobilized to ensure a clean primary with widespread church prayer services and security measures ahead of next Tuesday’s vote.
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Frederick C. Othman
United Press
Chicago
America
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Charles S. Deneen
Government economists raise 1930 construction total to $11 billion
Assistant Commerce Secretary Julius Klein, in a radio address, called the modest rise to eleven billion dollars in 1930 building outlays a sign of a dawning day. He said private and commercial structures lead gains, noted February contracts rose 45 percent from January, and stressed construction creates jobs and stabilizes the economy.
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Klein
Robert C. Albright
United Press
Washington
Commerce
Julius Klein
Commerce Secretary
Blind French Major Scapani Charms With Marble Sculpture
Maj Geores Scapani, a blind former French officer, cements his fame as a sculptor after mastering clay likenesses by touch. Prince Matcabelli praises a bust of the prince, noting Scapani’s remarkable skill and charitable work with the Legion of the Blind. A column hints at future frozen fruit innovations and a continuation on Page 11.
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Prince Matcabelli
Maj
Georges Scapani
Chamber of Deputies
Legion of the Blind
Grady Burton seeks first degree murder indictment in Highlands killings
Wauchula Florida April 6 A 36 year old Grady Burton Highlands county state attorney sponsors indictment of William R Carver Sebring real estate man for the murders of his wife their two year old son and their servant Evidence against Carver is wholly circumstantial Burton vows no half way grounds and will push for conviction or immediate freedom The motive cited is the wife s $10000 double indemnity life insurance policy
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Wauchula
Fla
Public Service
Grady Burton
William R. Carver
Sebring
Highlands County
Burton
United Press
Carver
Tragedy Near Havre Ends In Double Lethal Shootings
Ranchers near Havre discover the bodies of Cora Brown and Thomas Callaghan in a barn. Officials believe Brown shot Callaghan and then killed herself, with evidence suggesting a left handed shooter and a pistol found between the bodies. An inquest is set for tomorrow.
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Charles Anderson
Cora Brown
Minot
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Thomas E. Callaghan
Callaghan
D. J. McAlpine
Andersons
US Japan Britain ready to form three power naval treaty
American ambassador Hugh Gibson signaled at the five power naval conference that the United States Japan and Great Britain will convert their accord into a three power treaty if Anglo French Italian talks show a five power pact is impossible He said a decision could come in a few days and France and Italy might join later after current deadlock ends.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
United States
Canada
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Classified Ads Command Readers With Dial Phone
In this notice the classifieds highlight the value of classified columns as a direct, effective and popular medium for reaching many people at low cost. It urges ease of use for advertisers and readers and promotes the dial phone number 5411 for placing ads.
Eight City Councilmen to Be Chosen at Polls Today
Butte voters go to the polls today to elect eight city councilmen from a field of 15 candidates. Eight Democrats and seven Republicans compete for the eight open posts as polls open at 8 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. Each polling place will have five election officers, three Democrats and two Republicans.
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Butte
Secrecy of Imperial Harem Opens to Public in Istanbul
Istambul announces the imperial harem of the seraglio palace will open to all tomorrow by order of the republic. For 25 cents visitors may cross the threshold once closed to infidels and Prophet followers. repairs have prepared the last secret area of the Ottoman sultan's palace for public view.
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Istambul
Turkey
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Mormons Observe Anniversary With Original Pageant
Thousands gathered in Salt Lake City to mark the centennial of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Heber J. Grant opened with a message urging the world to judge by the fruits of 100 years. An original pageant, The Message of the Ages, followed with a history of the church and scriptural reflections.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Heber J. Grant
Latter Day Saints Church
Joseph Smith
Grant
Large Timber Fire Sweeps 1500 Acres in Pine Hills
Firefighters battled a blaze that consumed about 1500 acres of timber and brush in the Pine Hills area 18 miles east of Miles City on Friday and Saturday. It was Montana's largest such fire of the year. About a score of men fought the flames until Saturday afternoon. The Rotary club sunshine camp buildings were briefly threatened.
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Miles City
Pine Hills
Montana
Rotary Club Sunshine
Anaconda Man Killed by Train in Laurel Yards
Frank Balkovatz of Anaconda was struck and killed by a Burlington passenger train in the Laurel yards tonight. Witnesses said he appeared to be boarding an eastbound Northern Pacific freight and did not see the passenger train, also eastbound, as it passed while whistling. The body was brought to Billings.
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Billings
Frank Balkovatz
Anaconda
Burlington
Laurel Yards
Balkovatz
Northern Pacific
Mary Sudik Gusher Controlled After 11 Days Outburst
The Mary Sudik gusher in Oklahoma City was finally shut in at 7:15 p.m. after three crews of ro ustabouts successfully muzzled it. Since March 26 the well had roared free, with control gates failing under oil and gas pressure and a sand blast in the stream.
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Oklahoma City
New York Airmanship Stuns Crowds At Bronx Glider Landing
Capt. Frank M. Hawks completed a transcontinental flight in a glider towed by plane at 4 15 p m. He released from about 4500 feet, circled Van Cortlandt Park then landed gracefully amid photographers and cheering crowds. He accepted a reception afterward before the glider was brought to earth.
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New York
Frank M. Hawks
van Cortlandt Park
Bronx
Hawks
Ambulance Plows Into Crowd Injuring Dozens in Kansas City
A speeding private ambulance driven by B. R. Potter crashed into a motor car and swerved into a crowded safety zone in Kansas City. At least 22 were injured, with twelve men three women five boys and two girls among the casualties as rescue crews rushed victims to hospitals.
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Kansas City
B. R. Potter
Rural Diots select trustees at school poll
Rural districts choose twelve trustees in county elections held at rural schools. Meade Hanratty, superintendent, said results returned yesterday. Trustees named include District No. 2 and District No. 3, with Ramsay and Gregson among those elected. Continued on pages
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Plans for new community church approved in Butte
Meetings at Floral Park and People's Community churches set a $30,000 build to replace both institutions. Committees will secure a central site and plans, with a fall fund drive and construction hoped for next spring. Union services and talks by Dr. Royce and Mrs. Ranney energized about the project.
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Charles A. Sebold
Sebold
People’s Church
Son Peppnens
Luman H. Royce
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Clayton Rice
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Pocatello
Butte
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Mrs. Ranney Butte
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