Reinstatement Vote Reverses Teacher Firings in Silver Bow
In a packed meeting of School District No 1 trustees, a four to three vote reversed prior actions, declaring Ruth Naughton and Nellie Kelly not to be re employed and annulling the April 23 1929 employment. The session adjourned after the decision, with other personnel matters untouched.
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Trustees of School District No. 1
Ruth E. Naughton
Nellie Kelly
Board of Trustees of
School District No. 1
Silver Bow County
Wallace
Dorsh
Sheridan
Ward
Boyle
Scott
Tutty
Sue Baldwin
Agatha Kelly
Washington Junior High
A. H. Douglass
Hing
Billings
Eee
Billings School
Everybody's Business China Trouble Unfixed
Column by John F Sinclair discusses tensions over China policy and global economic shifts. The piece reflects concerns about universal English adoption and insurance trends shaping international commerce and peace.
Embalmer Testimony Shapes Butte Murder Inquest Verdict
Coroner's jury rules Nora Kelly of 920 Utah avenue was murdered between April 18 and 19, 1929, at the Panama rooming house. Embalmer Earl B. Ferrell testified the gag could not have been placed by the woman herself, bolstering the murder conclusion.
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Nora Kelly
Butte
Panama Hotel
Utah Avenue
Panama
Earl 8. Ferrell
Gosselin & Harkins
Ferrell
World currency and language change urged for peace and unity
Dr James Shotwell, head of economics and history at the Carnegie Endowment, says the world of credit supports peace as international trade grows beyond national lines. He notes US investment abroad fuels prosperity and a global community of interests, a major peace guarantee. Radio expert Lee de Forest predicts English becoming a universal language within many lives, enabling a single global lingua franca for trade and culture.
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John F. Sinclair
North American
Alliance
James T. Shotwell
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Dr. Shotwell
United States
Strathroy
Ont
Toronto University
Columbia
Encyclopedia Britannica
Lee de Forest
Diver Captured After Speedy Race With Sheriff’s Car
A chase over six blocks on East Park street ended with the arrest of Michael Erickson for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Officers Hartonen and Konrad reported Erickson, a recent Arizona arrival, drove east at high speed and narrowly missed pedestrians before being taken to county jail.
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East Park Street
Sam Hartonen
Dan Konrad
Michael Erickson
Erickson
Arizona
Four Die and Dozens Injured in New York Straphanger Crash
Four people were killed and 44 injured in an uptown elevated train collision in Manhattan during the morning rush. The crash, at 8:15, involved about 3,500 workers commuting to offices. Investigators cite safety laxity for punctuality and a motorman's reduced vigilance as contributing factors. Dozens were trampled in a resulting stampede after a fire broke out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bodies Of Young Couple Found In New York Apartment
Police found the battered bodies of Homer Carruthers aged 28, a brokerage house customers’ man, and his wife Olga aged 22 in a mid town apartment kitchenette. Both likely died from violence after being dead several days. investigation ongoing.
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New York
Homer Carruthers
Olga
Carruthers
Clean-Up Program to Open in Floral Park This Week
Women of the Garden club will lead residents to tidy yards with Boy Scout participation. Members of the Men’s club will operate trucks to remove rubbish gathered over winter as part of an intensive beautification effort in Floral Park. The top Boy Scout fundraiser will be awarded.
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Floral Park
Boy Scouts
Garden Club
Boy Scout
Ance
Parke
Mrs. Rosencranz Affidavit Fails With High Court
In San Francisco April 29 the state supreme court rejected Evelyn Rosencranzs affidavit claiming she was sent to shield William E. Riker from murder charges. The court ordered she serve life confinement. Los Angeles officials questioned Riker and released him. no proof of the victim existed.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court Soding
Evelyn Rosencranz
Wilm E. Riker
Los Angeles
Riker
Women fly to reach ailing father in Newton
Mrs F W Jasper and Miss Stella McCord sisters head to Newton Iowa by air to be at the bedside of their father Tilton A Pita former Newton mayor seriously ill They left New York aboard the White Star liner Baltic and obtained special customs passage on the flight.
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New York
F. W. Jasper
Stella McCord
Newton
Tilton Apita
Baltic
State's Attorney Swanson Warns on Sympathy for Crooks
Chicago April 29 United Press Swanson says sympathy for criminals undermines justice. He told ministers that mercy should come only when offenders are jailed and warns that softness toward lawbreakers fuels crime and undermines American homes and public order.
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Swanson
W. F. Sullivan
United Press
Chicago
John A. Swanson
Tosbennion
Mafia Terroria Mob Faces Long Sentences in Palermo Trial
In Palermo on April 29, a jury found 150 members of the Mafia guilty of terror acts including murder robbery blackmail and arson. Sentences totaling several centuries are expected the next day after the year long trial of 160 defendants tied to the criminal association.
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Palermo
Italy
Mafia
Mus
John Dooley Named Head of Eagles Lodge in Nominated Slate
John Dooley is slated as the next worthy president of Butnnerie No. 11 Fraternal Order of Eagles after nominations at a Lewishon building meeting. He will fare unopposed when polls open Monday at 12 30 pm. Other nominees include Byron E Cooney and Joe Lowney for vice president and a slate of officers and trustees. A special committee will meet United Spanish War Veterans to plan a reception for W L Grayson national commander.
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John Dooley
Buttenerie No. 11
Order of Eagles
Order
Lewishon
Dooley
Byron £. Cooney
Joe Lowney
John J. Kelly
Jack Rowe
James J. Brett
Damase Ouelett
James Carey
Sam Anderson
Ack Roach
A. B. Cohen
John F. Collins
T. J. B. Shanley
J. Sweeney
United Spanish War Veterans
W. L. Grayson
Veterans’ Organiza
Penologist Gets High Position
Massachusetts corrections commissioner SANFORD BATES, a noted penologist, is named head of federal prisons through the efforts of Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt.
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Sanford Bates
Commissioner of Corrections of
Massachusetts
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Rotary leader marks 45th birthday visiting Montana Rotarians
I B Tom Button of Tampico Mexico president of Rotary International spoke to Montana Rotarians in Great Falls noting global club reach aids peace and business He has toured Rotary clubs in more than 50 nations Mrs Sutton guest of Rotary Anns The 6th district shows 17 Montana clubs with Twin Bridges as newest member Delegates toured Anaconda Copper smelter Montana Power operations and a Boy Scout first aid display
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Great Falls
I. B
Tom” Button
Tampico
Mexico
Rotary International
Montana
Rotarians
Sutton
Mussolini Takes Eighth Cabinet Post In Italy
Rome April 29 Premier Benito Mussolini assumed his eighth cabinet post when the king accepted the resignation of Giovanni Giuriati as minister of public works and named the premier to succeed him. Mussolini already held seven posts in the cabinet.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Giovanni Giuriati
Mussolini
Reparations report readied as Schacht return eyed
Paris dispatch reports a 60 page final reparations committee draft ready for first reading as Dr Hjalmar Schacht may offer anew annual payment. If Schacht returns with cabinet support the report could be adjusted. otherwise committee may explain why talks failed. Gilbert, the American reparations agent general, stays prepared for any conference.
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Samuel Dashiell
United Press
Paris
Reparations Committee of Experts
Hjalmar Schacht
Germany
Josiah Stamp
England
Owen D
Dr. Schacht
Bern
Schacht
Germany reparations annuities unfounded says Schacht
Beal April 29. Reports that Germany would offer reparations annuities totaling about 416.5 million dollars over several years are unfounded after Hjalmar Schacht met with Chancellor Mueller and cabinet members on the Paris conference situation. A full cabinet session followed to discuss the matter.
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Beal
Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Hermann Mueller
Dr. Schacht
Five of Family Killed at Grade Crossing Smash in Maryland
A Baltimore and Ohio express plowed into a car at Leslie's Station near Elkton Maryland killing Frank McCumsey his wife two sons aged 12 and 9 and a four year old daughter. An infant of one month was critically injured.
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Elkton
Baltimore & Ohio Express
Leslie’s Station
Frank McCumsey
Quarryville
Public support urged for Harrison paving project
A city sub committee led by Mayor Beadle says the county will fund half the Harrison avenue paving if the city and the public cover the other half. The group notes Meaderville road and Mile cut-off received federal matching funds, but Harrison avenue paving is the priority for local travel needs.
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Harrison Avenue
Beadle
Mbers
Meaderville Road
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