Winnie Judd's Fight for Life Near Close
Horse Old Tom, 41, a pensioned Spanish American War veteran and one of the nation's oldest horses, dies in Portsmouth New Hampshire. He entered service March 24 1894 and fought at Camaguey and San Juan Hill where he was wounded. Marines protested his destruction but life was spared earlier.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Old Tom
U.S
Cuba
Camaguey
San Juan Hill
Marine Corps
World economic conference talks at White House
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald met at the White House to review the main problems of the world economic conference. The discussions focused on stabilizing world money, reducing gold backing to lift commodity prices and boost global trade, with plans for further informal talks and an economic disarmament aim.
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Washington
Roosevelt
MacDonald
White House
State Department
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japanese End Jehol Drive Campaign Near Great Wall
Tokio reports the war office ordered Japanese forces to halt attacks and pursuit of Chinese troops south of the Great Wall. The campaign achieved its objectives by removing pressure on the southern Jehol boundary and pushing Chinese forces beyond artillery range. The operation began earlier this month.
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Tokio
War Office
Great Wall of China
Wall
Jeho Province
Boy in critical condition after highway auto crash
Douglas Johnson, 14, was struck while riding a bicycle near Butte on the Anaconda road and is in grave condition at St. James hospital. His father Ray Johnson filed a justice court complaint charging John Powers and H. H. Estabrook with reckless driving.
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Douglas Johnson
St. James Hospital
Rocker
Ray Johnson
John Powers
H. H. Estabrook
Justice Court
Butte
West
Silver Street
Anaconda
J. Thorkelson
Montana to Receive 25 Camps Under 77 with 200 Men Each
Capital Du orders next week allocate 25 camps in Montana as part of the 77 plan. Each camp will house 200 men and cover the region specified. Military distribution targets coordination across districts.
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Capital DU
Montana
Conservation camps set by county population ratio
Montana and neighboring states receive 77 camps of 200 men each under Roosevelt's program. Enrollment for 15,400 workers will be issued from Washington next week. Labor Department supervises enrollment and camp supplies while forest service handles crews and transport to jobs.
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Helena
Mont
T. C. Spaulding
Missoula
Franklin Roosevelt
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Forest Service
Labor Department
City payrolls to be funded after collection drive
Berlin reports 20000 to 30000 prisoners held in concentration camps as authorities weigh releases. A campaign to collect delinquent license fees aims to fund current obligations and pay March salaries, with the council finance committee to meet to finalize payrolls and ensure funds are available.
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Berlin
Germany
James M. Brown
Council
Masons of Butte to Attend Anaconda Meet
Officers of Blue Lodge in Butte plus other Masons plan travel to Anaconda tonight for Past Masters night at Acacia lodge No 33. A. H. Patterson leads Anaconda lodge preparations for a large gathering. Next Wednesday O E S Chapter No 39 hosts Easter musical with Mountain View Methodist choir cantata led by Mrs J Walter and Mrs George Berryman following a brief chapter business session led by Matron Martha Brinck.
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Anaconda
Acacia Lodge
A. H. Patterson
Butte
J. Walter
George Berryman
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church Choir
Martha Brinck
Auxiliary of the Eastern Star
Hypnotism Allegations Mark Espionage Trial
London reports Allan Monkhouse one of four British subjects banished by a Soviet court for espionage alleges hypnotism compromised him and companions. Monkhouse says Prosecutor Vishinsky hypnotized William MacDonald who pleaded guilty and was jailed.
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London
Allan Monkhouse
London Daily Sketch
Sketch
Monkhouse
Warsaw
Vishinsky
William MacDonald
Pioneer Butte Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary Today
Fifty years ago this morning Mr and Mrs Michael J Kelly wed in Calumet Michigan. In Butte today they mark their golden anniversary with children grandchildren and many friends sending congratulations. The couple’s nine children plus 14 grandchildren were noted along with a Mass reception at the family home.
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Pioneer Butte
Michael J. Kelly
West Diamond Street
Sacred Heart Church
Calumet
Mich
Butte
St. Patrick's Church
Lockwood Cafe
John A. Kelly
Kelly
Music recital set at Mines convocation hall
A music recital will be held next Thursday evening at the Montana School of Mines convocation hall. Plato Malozemoff will perform violin selections with accompaniment by Karl Wright, sponsored by the Mines school glee club.
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Montana School of Mines Convocation
Plato Malozemoff
Karl Wright
The
Mines School Glee Club
Stocks Rally in Fresh Burst of Buying on Broad Upswing
New York foundation notes stocks moved higher today led by metal and rail issues. Early losses were wiped out as prices advanced with net gains from one to more than four dollars and a heavy Saturday volume of about 2.3 million shares.
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New York
Phantom Bandit of France Held in San Francisco
Amatti Desederio, arrested as a deportation subject, is Pierre Dupres the so called phantom bandit who escaped Devil's Island in 1911. Immigration officials say he was not pursued as a French fugitive but will be deported to Italy after capture following 22 years of freedom.
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San Francisco
Amatti Desederio
Pierre Dupres
France
Devil's Island
Immigration Service
Italy
Amelia Earhart Putnam Schools D A R On War Draft
Amelia Earhart Putnam addressed the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington on April 21 urging equal rights and women’s wartime service while criticizing the group for pressing armaments without proposing women be drafted. She emphasized industrial development as vital as military defense and found immediate applause after challenging the audience.
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Washington
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Daughters of the American Revolution
Atlantic
Judd sanity hearing nears conclusion in Florence Arizona
In Florence Arizona Winnie Ruth Judd faces execution for murder. The final sanity hearing before jurors tests whether she has become insane since her transfer to the state prison. Judge EB Green instructed the panel to determine current sanity and the fate of the condemned woman.
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Florence
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Ann Leroi
EB. . Green
Arizona State Prison
Green
State Bankers to Meet on May 30
Group seven of the Montana Bankers association will hold its spring meeting at East Rosebud lake on May 30. The division has met at Hunters Hot Springs previously. A smoker and dance will be held on the eve of the meeting and it is expected that representatives of the 27 member banks will attend.
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Billings
Mont
Montana Bankers Association
East Rosebud Lake
Hunters Hot Springs
Continued Good Weather Seen Over Week End
Butte residents planned outings or garden work as the Mining City weatherman forecast continued ideal conditions. The barometer slid slightly but maps showed a new high pressure area over the district promising fair weather with temperatures near recent highs. Today at 2 pm the mercury stood at 68 above, with yesterday reaching 57 and a night low of 28.
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Butte
Weather Bureau
State Bowling Group Votes 10 Hold 1304 Meet in Great Falls
Helena Montana April 22 Great Falls will stage the annual state bowling tournament next year at the A M club alleys The State Bowling association elected L E Jones as president J J Sten as vice president and K J Black as treasurer all from Great Falls An invitation to hold the 1994 tournament in Butte was extended by the Chamber of Commerce athletic committee Great Falls Missoula and Helena are the only Montana cities with facilities for the event.
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Helena
Mont
Great Falls
Y. M
L. A
Missoula
Montana
Man and woman found slain near St Helens Oregon
The bullet pierced bodies of a man identified as ex convict Jimmy Walker and a woman identified as Mrs. June McClain, 35, of Long Beach California, were found in a roadside ditch near St Helens Oregon on April 22.
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Helens
Orf
Jimmy Walker
June McClain
Long Beach
Cal
Sea-Going Cook's Fatal Gin Drink Case in Police Court
Bill Austin, a colored seaman, pled guilty in police court to intoxication after he said a stranger offered a drink described as Alabama gin. He claimed the mix knocked him out quickly and he woke to find himself in trouble with the law. The judge noted the warning from his father about drinking with strangers.
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Bill Austin
Louis A. Buckley
Austin
Seattle
Alabama
Kentucky
Plan to Dispose of Wool Described by Government
Boston April 22. Government plan for disposing wool held by federal agencies outlined. Wool would be sold on a 12 months farm price market. Wool men urged selling in scoured condition but tops could not be sold.
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Boston
Snell concedes inflation bill passage in House
Washington April 22. Republican Leader Snell says Democrats have the votes to pass Roosevelt's currency inflation measure, expressing mixed wishes and noting expected desertions from the western farm bloc. Compromise on silver features sought to avert a split in the Senate and end the prolonged dispute.
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Washington
U.P House
Snell
Roosevelt
New York
Senate
United Press
Mandate Writ Awards O Neill Police Nomination
Judge Downey orders a peremptory writ of mandate requiring Mayor Archie McTaggart to submit Herbert O Neill’s name to the city council for confirmation as a police member. The court took the case under advisement after a March 14 hearing on O Neill’s probationary appointment starting around December 1, 1930.
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Archie McTaggart
Herbert O'Neill
T. E. Downey
O'Neill
St George Day marked for Sons of St George in Butte
Tonight in Center town the Sons of St George gather to celebrate the 52nd anniversary of the founding with Peace and Harmony lodge and Harmony lodge sponsoring. Mrs J P Wills speaks and James H Harris presides as chairman. A program of literary and musical numbers leads to a dance.
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St. George's Day
Sons of St. George
Butte
Sons of St. George Hall
Centerville
Peace and Harmony Lodge No. 312
Harmony Lodge No. 10
Daughters of St. George
J. P. Wills
James H. Harris
Evelyn McPherson
Harry Barker
Freight traffic rises for sixth straight week
Chicago April 21 The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway reports freight traffic for the current week ahead of last week marking the sixth consecutive seven day period of increases.
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Chicago
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Today
Captor of Famous Woman Spy Dies in France
Commandant Georges Ladoux former head of French counter espionage service dies at 58. He was responsible for the arrest and conviction of Mata Hari.
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Cannes
France
Georges Ladoux
Counterespionage Service
Mata Hari
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Montana Weather
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Diamond St
Diamond Street
Amelia
Agnes Loroi Slayer
Oregon
Rocky Mountain
Rider Avert
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Gold Authority
O'Neil
Downey
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ST. George
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Miss E. Tretheway
Arthur Chapelle
Leroy Seymour
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