Educators to Occupy Butte Pulpits for Religion Program
Montana’s leading educators head to Butte Protestant churches for field day on the state university’s school of religion. Chancellor Brannon and university officials will discuss religious education, the program at Missoula, and parallel efforts at other state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yamer
Lloyd George
Montana
Butte
Melvin A. Brannon
C. H. Clapp
University At
Missoula
Alfred Atkinson
State College At
Bozeman
W. L. Young
School of Religion
State University
Silver Bow Ministerial Association
State School of Religion
Clapp
Young
Montana University
Iowa
Esteemed Engineer Dies and Warns on War Cuts
Former British prime minister David Lloyd George argues that allied failures to disarm and prevent another war threaten Europe. He cites abuse at Paris and says Britain must set an example with major arms cuts to avert future conflict. He claims Wilson lacked a peace plan and warns harm from continued arms race.
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Germany
David Lloyd George
England
Britain
Europe
Lloyd George
Lison
Paris
Wilson
Montana Standard
Allance
Film trade dispute may shutter French theaters
From the American view the French film situation remains unsettled as U S producers threaten to suspend activity in France and close Paris offices if the government does not ease restrictions. French exhibitors press for releases of American films fearing losses, while a Nice meeting plans to seek relief and prevent theater closures.
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Alliance
France
Paris
Nice
Prea
United States
Roadhouse Affray Leaves Man Wounded In Montana
Brown Yateman, 22, is in critical condition at the county hospital from a bullet wound suffered during an altercation at Mammy's Shack roadhouse off the Butte Anaconda highway. Frank Yamer, manager of the Silver City club, is jailed on an open charge pending Yateman’s injuries.
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Brown Yateman
Mammy
Butte-Anaconda
Frank Yamer
Silver City Club
Yateman
Yamer
Grace Yamer
Girl Scouts Sponsor Health Day for Kiddies in Montana
National Child Health Day designated for May 1 by Congress will be sponsored in Montana by the Butte council of Girl Scouts. Mrs. Scott Fries, regional director, announced plans for exercises in Butte and statewide under local scout auspices. Dr. C. P. Regan of Helena directed the program. Further plans pending.
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Congress
Children of America
Montana
Butte
Southern Cross crew found safe in Australian bush
The Canberra reported locating the Southern Cross with its four crew members alive and well. The plane had been missing, and search aircraft dropped food. Later reports placed the aircraft on a mud flat south of Port George mission as searches continued.
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Sydney
Australia
Southern Cross
Canberra
Port George
Capper Demands Immediate Stock Market Action
Senator Capper of Kansas urged the upcoming extra session of Congress to address what he called an orgy of action on the New York stock exchange. He warned it could trigger a sudden crash, saying Wall Street gambling is diverting funds from agriculture and Western banks into the loan market, threatening general prosperity. The Federal Reserve Board report the same day noted ongoing declines.
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Washington
Congress
New York Stock Exchange
Senator Capper
Kansas
Senate Farm Bloc
Capper
Wall Street
Caijs
Federal Reserve Board
Lovable Citizen of Butte Famed in Mining World
Charles Warren Goodale prominent Butte mining engineer and longtime city figure died in Boston after a months long illness. A major financier of the Y M C A and active in several groups, he was born in Honolulu on September 6 1854 and hailed from Marlboro Massachusetts through his parents Warren and Ellen Whitemore Goodale.
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Charles W. Goodale
Boston
Mr. Goodale
Butte
West
Davidale
Goodale
Y. M
Charles Warren Goodale
Honolulu
Warren Goodale
Ellen R. Whitemore Goodale
Marlboro
Mass
New England
United States
Former Prime Minister warns against another war
Former British leader recalls wartime duties and the terrifying escalation of weapons. He notes the rapid innovations in armaments since the armistice and reflects that even the idea of bombing Berlin grew closer to reality before the war ended.
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London
Berlin
Ausgian Free After Coroner Inquest In La Cross Case
The jury ruled Mrs. Margaret La Cross died from a chloroform overdose self administered and conjecture she died accidentally was considered by two physicians. Constantin Tibourebkin also known as Nicky Gilrov was released from jail by order of county attorney Harrison J. Freebourn. Tibourebkin testified he awoke in a National hotel room beside Mrs La Cross’s body after a drinking party the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret la Cross
Constantin Tibourebkin
Nicky Gilrov
Harrison J. Freebourn
Tibourebkin
National Hotel
Campbell Confesses to Mowry Murder in Cranford Fire
Henry Colin Campbell, arrested in Elizabeth New Jersey, signed a confession admitting he murdered Mrs. Benjamin Mowry, whom he married last August in Maryland. He shot her, burned her clothes, and dumped the body near a Cranford road. he also denied involvement in the burning death of Miss Margaret Brown. Campbell, father of three, said he could not afford two wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
Henry Colin Campbell
Benjamin
Mowry
Maryland
Cranford
Campbell
Union County Prosecutor’s Office
Margaret Brown
New York
Bernardsville
Medley of Elements Jets Lightning Hail Snow Over Butte
A dramatic weather mix entertained Butte yesterday as lightning and thunder accompanied a hailstorm before falling snow. The twinned show occurred within minutes while morning skies were clear and temperatures reached 41 degrees. Forecast calls for rain or snow across western Montana today.
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Butte
Montana
Mudder Derby Race Raises Over Half Of $30,000 Goal
Red Tringle Derby racers reported 16086.75 toward the 30000 goal after three days. Kiwanis day saw Jockey Bill Medlin earn 5148 in points and 3422.5 in cash with 87 memberships. Reigh Count trailed with 2131 cash. Bubbling Over had 2025. Spark Plug faced obstacles as George N Short rode. Continued on Page 3, Column 2.
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Sir Harry
Kiwanis
Bill Medlin
Bill
Reigh
Tony Knievel
Spark Plug
George N. Short
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Port George Mission
Montana Power
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Boulder
Anaconda
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The
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Wash
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Spokane
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