British Premier Warns of Impending Break in Empire
The report cites ministerial statements at The Hague as Britain refuses to bluff, with Premier MacDonald asserting an imminent break in imperial unity. In other news a Chinese wedding party perishes in a coast fire. A Seattle note reports the schooner Elisif crushed by ice near North Cape with crew alive on ice awaiting Russian rescue.
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Wisdom Rancher Gored by Cow in Montana Ranch Home
J E Hutchins a Wisdom Montana cattleman was gored by a cow at his ranch home and rushed to Murray hospital Butte in critical condition He sustained fractured ribs and a punctured lung doctors say Attending physicians would not allow an interview last night as the case drew attention from cattlemen who called it unusual Snowden Supports All Parties in Britain in Reparations Plan Change
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Britain backs Snowden at Hague conference row
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald says Britain fully supports Philip Snowden and his demand that unfounded burdens be eased, a stance echoed by Lloyd George and a message of support from Winston Churchill. In Dallas, a Sunshine Special passenger train hits a truck carrying a picnic party, killing 13 and injuring others near Forney and Terrell.
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Everybody's Business Everybody's Business What Makes Milwaukee Go Since Prohibition
Sinclair explains through a Milwaukee perspective how economic and social changes shaped the city after Prohibition. He analyzes local industries, labor trends, and consumer behavior, highlighting resilience, adaptation, and community responses driving Milwaukee forward.
Milwaukee grows rich beyond beer during Prohibition era
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, faces prohibition with sustained growth as population climbs from 45,000 in 1857 to an estimated 570,000 today. Despite beer’s decline, the city propels forward with 2,000 industrial plants producing over 1 billion dollars in goods, employing about 135,000 workers, and sustaining payrolls above 200 million annually.
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Picnics Attract Butte Residents To Sunday Outing
Five large picnics drew thousands to playgrounds near Butte on Sunday. Columbia Gardens hosted three major events by Southern Montana Poultry association Pocahontas and Red Men lodges and Finnish Athletic society. Standard Motor company workers held a large outing at Pipestone springs with about 150 attendees and an extensive sports program.
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Hoovers Dodge Hot Weather by Staying at Summer Camp
Madison Virginia August 11 UP reports President Hoover and Mrs Hoover will remain at their camp overnight to escape Washington heat. Col and Mrs Lindbergh as guests will also stay. They marked Mr Hoover's fifty fifth birthday with a surprise party as men continued building rock dams across the Rapidan river near the camp.
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Britain’s MacDonald Intervenes to Ease Reparations Tension
Tension at the Hague conference over Young plan revisions eased after Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald intervened in a telegram to British chancellor Phillip Snowden. The swift development followed Britain’s demand for revisions that had threatened to split the talks.
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Men Fight Madly To Control Fire Along Lost Greek
Anaconda forest fire rages along Lost creek in the Deer Lodge national forest. A five man crew led by Forest Ranger E. W. Kurtz, joined by Lost creek ranchers, battles a blaze ignited this afternoon in a lodge pole pine stand about a mile east of the falls.
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Hindenburg attends German Constitution Day ceremonies
President Paul von Hindenburg joined nearly all members of the diplomatic corps and many officials at noon ceremonies in the Reichstag to mark the tenth anniversary of the German republics Constitution Day.
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Sugar and lard trees found by Amazon expedition
Chicago Aug 11 The Field museum reports from Llewellyn Williams that a botanical expedition into the Amazon uncovered a pale de asugar or sugar tree with sweet resin and a pale de aceite or lard tree excreting oil like lard. The natives’ medicinal plant knowledge and fish poisons were also noted as part of the findings.
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Young Girl Fourth in Family Dies From Mystery Malady
Niagara Falls N Y Aug 1 4 Marlana Prone 14 uttered a piercing cry in a theater then collapsed and died. Four other children in the family have died under similar circumstances. An autopsy will be held to determine the mysterious illness afflicting the family.
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Teas of St Lawrence meteor shower to light skies soon
Cambridge Mass August 11 7 between midnight and dawn tomorrow the earth will whirl into a shower of The Tears of St Lawrence the brightest meteoric display of the year Dr Willard J Fisher of Harvard Observatory said here today The shower radiates from Perseus and has been an annual visitor since ancient times millions of fragments will blaze briefly then disintegrate into dust and ashes rarely reaching the earth’s surface
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Motorist Forcibly Forces Car Off Road Near Anaconda
An unidentified high speed driver forced a car off the Butte Anaconda highway eight miles east of Anaconda yesterday evening. M. P. Kelly safety engineer at Leonard mine was hospitalized in shock. Mrs Kelly suffered cuts on hands from flying glass. Mr and Mrs Carroll, other passengers, were unhurt when the vehicle turned over.
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Swiss Aviators Reach Lisbon on New York Flight Leg
A Havas dispatch from Lisbon reports three Swiss aviators who departed Le Bourget last Thursday on the first leg to New York landed at Lisbon early Saturday afternoon.
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Deaths at Bull Run far fewer than 1928 NYC highway toll
New York, Aug. 11 The combined Union and Confederate losses at Bull Run were far smaller than New York Citys highway toll in 1928. Police department figures show more than 1,000 killed and 45,000 injured citywide, while Bull Run losses totaled 2,896 Federals and 1,982 Confederates.
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Four injured and two arrests after Sunday intersection crash
Four persons were injured and two drivers arrested early yesterday after a collision at Park and Ohio streets. A fifth person was hurt in additional crashes that damaged several autos. Injured were Frank Spear, Camille Burr, Margaret Winton, and Fort Little, taken to Murray hospital with severe lacerations.
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Scout Jamboree Brought To End Massed Parade In Liverpool
Scouts of all nations who just concluded a world jamboree at Arrowe Park attended a cathedral service in Liverpool. An estimated 100000 people lined the streets from the pier to the cathedral to watch the procession of contingents in varying national uniforms.
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Chinese wedding party dies in Sacramento crash
In Sacramento six Chinese travelers returning from a Stockton wedding were killed when their car crashed with a second vehicle, rolled over, and caught fire. Two others were injured, one possibly fatally. The victims include Harold Lew, a UC medical student, Rose Ah Tye, Ella Lew, Ora Lew, G. B. Pond and wife. Henry A. Kreuter of Stockton, driver of the other car, was held for investigation and was uninjured.
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Four men killed or harmed in Phenix dairy blast
In Houston at Phenix dairy an explosion at 11 am released deadly refrigeration gases. Three workers Chester Hilton L A Robinson and Robert E Williams died or were severely injured. Arthur Hodge 22 Houston was treated after ammonia exposure and expected to survive. Multiple rescuers and workers suffered exposure as the plant cooled a shell tube brine cooler.
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Missing 7 year old found after county troopers count
A Rhode Island trooper checked on a missing boy case at 25 Murphy Street Providence. Nicholas Maggio, father of 10, counted his children and located Joe Maggio, 7, feared missing. Joe was found in Wickford Junction and kept there overnight by troopers.
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Visitors Find Columbia Gardens a Haven of Pleasure
W M C White president of the Columbia Amusement Co reports a record season at Columbia Gardens with attendance 60 percent above prior peaks. The park attracted visitors nationwide and plans for further improvements next year aim to keep it among the west’s finest amusements.
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