Europe to United States of Europe debated by editors
Copyright 1930 reports Wolf Von Dewall of the Frankfurter Zeitung supports a united Europe as part of global cooperation while warning regional unions will fail. William F. E. Rappard from Geneva argues language, law, and economic differences block unification and calls for world-wide consolidation rather than a Europe federation. The discussion notes thirty European states already show shared judicial and governmental steps.
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Europe
United States of Europe
Wolf von Dewall
Frankfurter Zeitung
Herr von Dewall
William FE. Rappard
Geneva
Professor Rappard
Death Rides On Wind At Ohio Penitentiary Disaster
Ohio April 21 death closed in on the Ohio Penitentiary as a fire swept through a block under construction. A wind driven blaze and smoke trapped convicts and guards in the yard and cells. Rescue efforts battled chaos as victims and crews faced the inferno amid rising screams.
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R. P. Cronin Jr
Ohio Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
United States planes hit bridges to slow Reds in Dane on coast
In a coastal action at Mather Field California on April 21 United States Army Air Corps first provisional wing attacked three Merced River bridges between Hopetown and Livingston. Bombing at 8000 feet simulated heavy strikes on a highway and two railroad bridges to disrupt enemy transport links as they prepared for a San Francisco drive. Continued on page 4.
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Mather Field
Sacramento
Cal
San Francisco
Valley
California
United States Army Air Corps
First Provisional Wing
Merced River
Hopetown
Livingston
London Naval Treaty Nears Final Signing
The London naval treaty is ready to be signed after three months of disarmament talks led by King George. A 7,000 word document rests at St James Palace as final plenary sessions begin, with Col Henry L. Stimson providing analysis to Associated Press at noon.
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Associated Press
London
King George
St. James’ Palace
Henry L. Stimson
Government Fire Control Fund Increase Reported
The government approved a 737000 boost to fire-control funds for District No 1 forest area including the Deer Lodge reserve. Forest Supervisor John B Taylor announced the rise, with Major Evan Kelley noting the Washington conference backing the need for more resources.
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District No. 1
Deer Lodge
John B. Taylor
Evan Kelley
Missoula
Washington
Hill Testifies in Walker Suit as Spouse Testifies
In district court Mildred Baker Hill 29 former Follies beauty wife of Walter J Hill testified in the $5 000 suit of Senator Walker against James J Hill and his wife The case before Judge Frank L Riley could conclude today The Hill divorce claim in Park county was cited and Mrs Hill said she urged Walker to sue in October 1927 as part of a reconciliation effort connected to the Hill family and the railroad magnate’s heirs
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Thomas J. Walker
Mildred Baker Hill
Follies
Walter J. Hill
Butte
Livingston
James J. Hill
Walker
Hill
Frank L. Riley
Senator Walker
Real Estate Whirlpool Promotes Classified Ads
Real estate circles buzz as buying selling renting and leasing activity increases. Classified advertising is urged as the popular medium to get results for those contemplating any real estate business.
Classified Ads Note From Montana Standard
Montana Standard classified ads line reads in house style about ongoing service and opportunity with a phone contact 5411 guiding readers to dial for listings and opportunities.
Spelling Bee Entrants Named For Butte Y Event
Eighty seven grade pupils from public and parochial schools in Butte are entered for the annual city spelling bee to be held at the Y M C A on Monday April 28. Sponsored by the Butte Rotary Club and Y M C A, two contests will run at 7 and 8 PM for fifth sixth and seventh eighth graders respectively. Participating schools include Washington and Sacred Heart with listed contestants and alternates.
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Butte
Butte Rotary Club
Washington
Ruby Tickson
Alice Michelson
Lucille Haskins
Leslie Crocker
Sacred Heart
John Riley
John Crunch
Don O'Leary
Irene Pappas
He Is Chosen President Of Haiti By Council
Eugene Roy was selected as temporary president of Haiti by the council of state on Monday following Hoover commission recommendations. He will assume office next month and serve until the regular elections in the fall.
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Eugene Roy
Haiti
Council of State
Hoover Commission
Republic
Welfare Meet Program Ready Hazelbaker To Speak
The Montana State Welfare association convention at the Y M C A opens tomorrow with a nearly complete program. Lt Governor Hazelbaker has accepted an invitation to address the conference, which aims to study social work principles, collect information on social problems, improve agency efficiency, and seek uniform action on welfare issues. The Montana State Conference of Social Work brings together agencies and individuals engaged in social work statewide.
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Montana State Welfare Association
Emanuel Sternheim
Frank Hazelbaker
Montana State Conference of Social Work
Notable Lectures By Adventurers To Visit Butte
An explorer, the first white man to enter Tibet and Mount Everest climber, and Count von Luckner, a famed German naval commander, plan lectures in Butte starting October and January 1931. Organized by Fred I. Root, the program aims for low cost, nonprofit access, with more figures like Floyd Gibbons and Sir Hubert Wilkins expected if successful. Meanwhile stockholders of United States Steel announce a 200 million dollar plan for plant improvements in 1930, with 82 percent capacity in Q1 and a continuing budget path.
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Butte
Sir John Noel
Count von Luckner
Fred I. Root
Thibet
China
Mount
Everest
Germany
Butte Exchange Club
Famous On
Mr. Root
Floyd Gibbons
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Noel and
von Lackner
Hoboken
N. J
United States Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
Myron C. Taylor
Taylor
Oesterreich seeks separate trial in murder case
In Los Angeles on April 21 Mrs Walburga Oesterreich asked for a separate trial from Otto Sanhuber who is accused of murdering her wealthy husband. She pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of former jeopardy and not guilty by formal acquittal. Sanhuber pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity last week.
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Los Angeles
Walburga Oesterreich
Otto Sanhuber
Sanhuber
Mexican mob slays priest in Cristeros conflict area
Mexico City April 21 dispatches report priest Jose Lecama fatally hurt by a mob in Canadas village Los Altos Jalisco. Canadas has endured three years of Cristeros guerrilla warfare centered in the region.
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Mexico City
Jose Lecama
Canadas
Los Altos
Jalisco
Montana Weather Forecast Expect generally fair Tuesday
A weather note for Montana indicates Tuesday will be generally fair with little change in temperature. No significant precipitation expected and mild conditions prevail across the state.
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Montana
Fearful Toledo convict recalls Ohio Pen fire horror
An inmate from Toledo described the April blaze at Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus, detailing a fourth tier cell block engulfed by flames, intense heat, and terror as prisoners cried to be released. The report notes the interview aired via United Press with continued coverage on later pages.
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Harry W. Sharpe
United Presse
Columbus
Ohio State Penitentiary
Toledo
United Press
Ohio
Near Half Million Spent on Building Here in Year
Butte has spent $482 383 on buildings between April 1 1929 and April 1 1930 data compiled by Miss Kitty Harrington clerk of the department of public works shows The figures were prepared for the coming city directory Since the first of the present month there has been a lively demand for building and repair permits but for small sums The largest electrical permit issued was to the F and W Grand Silver stores for a $200 000 building on Park just west of Main The fee 67 45 is based on outlets and circuits set out in the application Yesterday s building permits include Lower Colorado street new cabins to be erected by Matt Stevens at a cost of 495 Handmade values listed 314 Mantle street W 8 Babcock repairs 75 530 East Broadway Elmer Kini maki new building 200 1316 Madison Charles Nakivas repairs 75
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Butte
Kitty Harrington
Department of Public Works
F. and
W. Grand Silver
Park
Main
Colorado Street
Matt Stevens
Mantle Street
Mantle Street, W
Babcock
East Broadway
Elmer Kinimaki
Madison
Charles Nakivas
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North American Newspaper Alliance
New York
U. S
DEATH
Dane
Blue Air
Frank H. King
Deer Lodge Forest
Mas. Hill
Preas
Hazelbaker
U.C. Oteel
Charles Oliver
Miss Harrington
Butte City Directory
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