Former Vice President Dawes Named Ambassador to Britain
Washington reports President Hoover selected former Vice President Charles G. Dawes as ambassador to Great Britain. The British government is to be informed through the American embassy, with formal announcement expected soon after London accepts the selection. Dawes, currently heading a Santo Domingo mission, is anticipated to succeed Alanson B. Houghton in London.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Hoover
Great Britain
London
White House
General Dawes
Alanson B. Houghton
New York
Dawes
Santo Domingo
West
Evacuation of Juarez as rebels seize American
In Juarez Mexico April 9 rebels rounded up and evacuated residents and a Los Angeles airplane mechanic Al Coenen was kidnapped and taken toward Casas Grandes to work on rebel airplanes. Three American flyers accompanied the rebels as chaos spread with looting and police abandonment.
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Juarez
Mexico
U.P
Casas Grandes
Sierra
Chihuahua
Federals
al Coenen
Los Angeles
Standard Air Lines
el Paso
Texas
Coenen
Robert H. Polk
Phil Mohun
Pete Lee
Myer Cng
Augustin de la Vega
Reparations conference faces possible break up within 10 days
Experts say the reparations talks lack unity as French and Italian demands clash with Belgian and British aims. The US sticks to 2 1/2 percent while Italy seeks about 10 percent more. If a minimum accord is reached this week, the Dawes plan remains in play at 625 million dollars.
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Alliance
United States
California man arrested in Salt Lake City in wife disappearance case
Clifford Lewis 29 of Brawley California was held for questioning after police from Colorado Springs tipped authorities. He says his wife Mabel L Lewis vanished March 27 after a quarrel and a drive to Colorado Springs with Ruth Jackson and Willimer Naum. He fears the torso found near Los Angeles may be hers.
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Salt Lake City
Clifford Lewis
Brawley
Calif
Los Angeles
Lewis
Ruth Jackson
D Street
Cal
Colorado Springs
Willimer Naum
Salt Lake
Red Triangle Derby Opens Amid Snow Slow Track
Jockey Bill Medlin led Sir Harry from the barrier on the first day of the Red Triangle Derby a $30,000 event at the Butte Y track after a heavy snow. Reigh Count and Del Monte followed in the top three as memberships and new money totals rose under a new scoring method. The second day honors the Exchange Club with Charles Hauswirth presiding.
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Bill Medlin
Sir Harry
Butte “Y
Medlin
Reigh
del Monte
Tom Angell
Rial Gillis
Whiskery
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Ralph Ww
L-Granath
Exchange Club
Charles Hauswirth
Herbert D
Negro jailed for alleged assault in knife affray
Joseph Tandrow, a black man, was jailed on charges of assault after a knife fight with Julian Perez on South Wyoming Street late last night. Perez, injured on the face and coat, returned home and faced police court today.
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Joseph Tandrow
Julian
Perez
Oklahoma Street
Wyoming Street
Brown's Gulch grade to be eliminated this summer
Brown's Gulch residents will see the 12 percent grade on the Ore Fino Gulch road removed by reshaping the route along the hill. About half a mile of graveled roadbed will be built. County surveyor Mike Loughran announced the plan and noted state highway commission discussions for April 26. Silver Bow County will provide funds to match federal aid.
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Oro Fino Gulch
Loughran
Brown's Gulch
Rocker
Mike Loughran
Yeserday
State Highway Commission
Commission
Nissler-Melrose
Silver Bow County
Butte
Salt Lake City
Ralph Rader
Dilon
Father killed at railroad crossing near Gilcrest
Greeley Colorado April 9 William A Draves 65 was instantly killed and his son George 19 seriously injured when a truck they rode in was struck by a Union Pacific passenger train near Gilcrest Colorado this afternoon
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Greeley
Colo
William A. Draves
George
Union Pacific
Gilcrest
Seven teen appointments named to state boards
Gov J E Erickson announced seven teen appointees to executive boards for Montana institutions. Four year terms start April 19 with seats on Montana State College University School of Mines State Industrial School Orphans Home State Normal College health Tuberculosis sanitarium assignments include W S Davidson Bozeman S J Coffee Missoula L V Bender Anaconda Elmer Holt Miles City P B McClintock Twin Bridges J H Gilbert Dillon RM Hart and Dr H F Carman of Butte reappointed.
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Helena
J. E. Erickson
Davidson
Bozeman
Montana State College
J. Coffee
Missoula
The
State University
L. V. Bender
Anaconda
School of Mines
Elmer Holt
Miles City
State Industrial School
P. B. McClintock
Twin Bridges
State Orphans’ Home
J. H. Gilbert
Dillon
State Normal College
R M. Hart
Health
H. F. Carman
Butte
State Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Butte Clears Streets After Heaviest April Snow Storm On Record
Street graders, track sweepers, and hundreds of snow shovels aided Butte in digging out after an April storm that dumped over a foot of snow. Record April totals reached 15 inches, far surpassing the 10.2 inch previous high in 1927, as roads remained open but rutted.
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Butte
Alex Blewett
Butte Electric Railway Company
Mike Loughran
Lawyer Daniel Found Dead in Chicago at 73
Charles Daniel, 73, a prominent Chicago lawyer who once worked from 2 am, was found dead in his bed. Believed cause is heart attack or apoplexy. Survived by wife and son Cabot of Los Gatos California. Born Grafton Vermont in 1856.
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Chicago
Charles Daniel
Daniels
Cabot
Los Gatos
Calif
Grafton
Boulder Dam Plans Move Forward With Major Project
With six states already ratifying the Colorado River Compact, the department of the interior begins laying plans for the Boulder Dam project. The immense power, irrigation and flood control scheme aims to transform the region and advance national water development.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
Boulder
Snowstorm Drapes Salt Lake City in 12-Hour Blanket
Salt Lake City Utah April 9 Winter held a snowy grip as a 12 hour snow storm left a blanket varying from a bare covering to 18 inches deep across the state.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
No Fear Felt for Colonel Lindbergh
At the American embassy in Mexico City officials reported no apprehension about Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh’s whereabouts though no definite reports had been received. Chapultepec noted a plane believed to be Lindbergh’s over Piedras Negras at 7 p.m. but offered only that he appeared off his flight line.
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Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Chapultepec
Lindbergh
Piedras Negras
Famous Night Club Hostess Goes On Diet For Prison Food
Texas Guinan, famed night club hostess, goes on a diet in preparation for prison food as she faces federal trial for maintaining a nuisance at Salon Royale. Prohibition agent James J. White testifies to liquor purchases and staff discreetly slipping bottles to patrons.
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U. S
New York
Texas Guinan
Broadway
Miss Guinan
Salon Royale
James J. White
Edwin 8. Thomas
Connecticut
Guinan
School Board Certifies Election Winners After Canvass
The trustees of school district No. 1 canvassed April 6 results and certified J. L. Dorsh Ella C. Rowland J. D. Wallace and Mrs Guy Sheridan as elected. Precinct adjustments show Sheridan down five votes Wallace down five Rowland down two. Certificates to be issued. meeting set for April 20 to organize new term.
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J. D. Wallace
John L. Dorsh
Guy Sheridan
Ella C. Rowland
W. A. Wells
J. E. McNally
Mueller Cabinet Tottering in Berlin Dispatch
Berlin reports indicate grave danger of Chancellor Mueller's cabinet falling as Reichstag factions discuss a special session on Wednesday and possible resignation after opposition to centrist cruiser appropriation blocks retreat.
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Eric Keyser
United Press
Berlin
Herman Mueller
Reichstag
Socialist Party
A. Ae Mueller
Husband Admits Beating Wife Over Ravioli Dinner
William Lang told Judge Shea in police court he struck his wife after she attended a ravioli dinner party with sewing club members against his wishes. He described the act as a “tittle beating” and warned him to watch his step.
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William Lang
Boy Scouts Summer Camp Opens Here July 7
Butte area Boy Scouts will open their summer camp on July 7 and run through August 7 at the Lowlands. The Silver Bow council votes to add two log cabins, sets admission rules, staff waivers, and a weekly fee of five dollars. Maximum camp capacity is 50 scouts with junior staff and adult leaders exempt from fees.
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Butte
Butte Boy Scouts
Silver Bow Council
Boy Scouts of America
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