Majority May Split Sugar Tariff Support From Hoover
President Hoover, via Senate Finance Chairman Smoot, appears favorable to a sliding scale sugar tariff. Smoot says the president would likely sign a tariff bill with sliding scale provisions, allegedly aligning White House stance with Smoot in the upcoming sugar tariff debate.
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Smoot
Hoover
Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Mr. Hoover
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
White House
Action Taken To Quell Stormy Chinese Feeling
Federal authorities pressured Hip Sing and Leong tongs to halt recent shootings amid fear of a Tong war. U S Attorney Tuttle led interviews with Tong leaders and consulted wealthy Chinese merchants to curb violence in New York City and surrounding areas. So far only one minor fatality reported as tensions rise in Chinatown near the Bowery.
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New York
Tuttle
Chinatown
Bowery
Youth Victim of Hit Run Driver in City
William Caldwell a 23 year old miner lies in St James hospital with a broken pelvis dislocated elbow fractured wrist and shock. Authorities and Dr H H James regard it as a hit and run but Caldwell recalls nothing and says memory suddenly failed him. Sheriff to pursue investigation to determine when where and how injuries occurred. He was picked up near 103 West Daly Street after leaving work and could not explain how he reached his room or why he was hurt. He saw no autos in sight and offered no account of the incident.
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William Caldwell
St. James Hospital
Caldwell
H. H. James
Sheriff's Office
Angus McLeod
West Daly Street
Daly Streets
Nations Seek Rail Profit Through Freight Exporting
Nations push for profitable rail freight by expanding export routes and tightening freight logistics. Governments, shippers, and rail firms collaborate to boost volumes, reduce delays, and enhance infrastructure to capture growing global trade opportunities.
McDonald and Rockefeller III sail for Europe to study world affairs
James G. McDonald of the Foreign Policy Association and John D. Rockefeller III sail for Europe. They plan visits to Spain Paris London Geneva and Hamburg before entering Russia via Moscow. They aim to observe social and business conditions for weeks and travel the Trans Siberian Railway to China then to Japan for the Institute of Pacific Relations meeting.
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Alliance
James G. McDonald
Foreign Policy Association
New York
Europe
John D. Rockefeller, III
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
McDonald
John D. III
Spain
Paris
London
Geneva
Hamburg
Russia
Moscow
China
Oto
Japan
Institute of Pacific Relations
Forest guards busier with dozen new Montana forest fires
Missoula reports a dozen new out breaks in western Montana as 25 additional men are to be sent to Salmon mountain fire covering 700 acres since morning. Fire near Trout creek prompted Spokane aid. 15 men went to Seeley lake blaze. Private timber owners fight fires in Blackfoot valley and Hellgate canyon. Elk creek and Ryan gulch host the largest fires as Pend Oreille forest to the Idaho restricted areas.
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Missoula
Montana
Salmon Mountain
Idaho
Trout Creek
Missoula Forest
Pend Oreille Forest
Classified Ad Placement in The Montana Standard
Advertisement guidance promises easy buying and selling in Montana and the Northwest by calling 626 for a classified ad. It emphasizes reaching a large audience through The Montana Standard.
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Montana Standard
Montana
Northwest
Milwaukee group buys 5500 acres near Butte for development
A party of Milwaukee capitalists announced the purchase of 5500 acres of gold placer ground 70 miles west of Butte. James T. Finten of Butte and N 8 Schwartz of Milwaukee handled the deal. The 2200 acres on Gold Creek and the Kohr and Bielenberg property at Pioneer were acquired for over 250000 dollars with plans for hydraulic operations on the property.
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Butte
Chase
James T. Finten
Harlem Laundryman Slain In Sudden Firearm Death
A Chinese laundryman was shot to death tonight while working at his ironing board in his Harlem laundry. Police reported no immediate arrests as investigators probed the case and sought witnesses to identify the shooter.
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New York
Harlem
One Dead As Tong War Flares In Boston Chinatown
An unidentified Chinese man was killed and another wounded in two shootings within an hour in Boston's Chinatown as the Tong War sparked violence. The killings occurred near Kneeland street and Washington street as four Chinese men in an automobile abandoned two companions who entered a doorway, prompting a deadly confrontation.
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Boston
Narrest
Kneeland Street
Washington Street
Chinatown
Former Queen of Atlantic D Teems for New Record
Cunard liner Mauretania steamed westward across the Atlantic setting a new daily distance record. From noon Sunday to noon Monday it covered 680 miles at an average 27.20 knots. The Bremen later beat previous Cherbourg to New York time, and its fastest day reached 713 miles at 27.83 knots, redefining speed laurels at sea.
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Atlantic
Cunard
McNeil
Cherbourg
Bremen
Arson Plot Suspected After Firemen Die In Kansas City
In Kansas City two men were arrested with others questioned as investigators probe an arson plot linked to a fatal liquor store blaze. Three firemen died and ten people were injured when bricks and debris rained down during firefighting at Sixth Ninth Street and Prospect Avenue. Firemen John Morris Frank Loncar Roy Rutherford perished. Durward Dalley and John L Crow were taken into custody as investigators pursue leads.
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Kansas City
John Morris
Frank Loncar
Roy Rutherford
Durward Dalley
Sixth-Ninth Street
Prospect Avenue
John L
Pat) Crow
Emmet Fitzger
Endurance Flyers Cheered in Chicago Parade
Lewis Yancey and Roger Williams, New York termee flyers, were cheered by thousands as they rode through Chicago’s business district with city, county and state officials. A ballroom dinner and reception were planned for tonight.
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Chicago
Lewis Yancey
Roger Q. Williams
New York
Flappers Face Dimming Marriage Odds After 25
United Press dispatch reports Metropolitan Life Insurance statisticians find the age 25 marks a decline in marriage chances for women. Before 25 a girl has favorable odds. after 25 the prospects worsen, and by 30 the odds are two to one against finding a husband within the next decade.
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United Press
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
Youth 16 Victim In Auto Crash Near Butte
David Anderson fifteen of 126 West Copper Street is at St James hospital in critical condition after an auto accident near Hansen Packing Company south of Butte last evening. Three companions in the car were injured as the crash occurred Friday night near the Packing Company.
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David Anderson
West Copper Street
St. James Hospital
Hansen Packing Company
Butte
Anderson
Butte Lad Struck by Small Bullet
Sam Parker Jr. nine, son of Sam Parker head of the local YMCA, was wounded yesterday afternoon while fixing a bicycle in Butte’s residential district. The small caliber bullet pierced the left leg but his condition is not serious. police investigate as a stray shot. He was treated at Murray Hospital and was with a companion near Crystal and Porphyry streets.
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Butte
Sam Parker, Jr
Sam Parker
Murray Hospital
Crystal
Porphyry Streets
Parker
Nevin Chosen Trail President at Butte Meet
Butte ex-mayor Chas P. Nevin was elected president of the Sunshine Trail Association at the convention in Lethbridge. Butte also won the secretary role for Willard Thompson, secretary-manager of the Butte Chamber of Commerce, with Montana officials present. The meeting praised Montana support and chose Butte as the 1930 convention site, noting the trail runs from Canada to Los Angeles and promises improved roads and scenic country.
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Butte
Sunshine Trail Association
Lethbridge
Alta
Chas P. Nevin
Willard Thompson
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Trail Association
Nevin
James H. Rowe
Montana State Highway Commission
Thompson
Montana
Canada
Los Angeles
Virginia primary clash looms in state election day
Virginia Democrats wrapped up the campaign with governors race hopefuls urging turnout despite loyalties. Polls forecast a 120000 to 150000 vote across the primary as Pollard, Mapp, and Page concluded campaigns and party leaders urged broad participation.
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Richmond
Virginia
John Garland Pollard
William and Mary
WRVA
G. Walter Mapp
Rosewell Page
Pollard
Montana Industrial Leaders to Address Butte Noon Meeting
John D. Ryan and F. Kelley will speak at a noonday gathering at the New Finlen hotel in Butte on Wednesday. Their past remarks have boosted Montana’s growth and public confidence in future prosperity. Continued on Page 2, Col. 4.
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Ryan and
Kelley
Montana
John D. Ryan
F. Kelley
Anaconda Company
Butte
Finlen
Messrs
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