Inequities in Basel talks and U S bank woes loom
Irregularities in New York securities markets linger amid Basel conference uncertainty and U S banking fears. Ohio bank closures shock Toledo area, while Willys-Overland’s A L Miller predicts bank relief. China floods prompt long term wheat loan talk, but investors doubt its value. Woolworth rises on strong turnover and lower prices aid margins. Worthington Pump face control rumors denied by M J Belknap.
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New York
United States
Basle
Ohio
Toledo
A. L. Miller
Willys- Overland Company
Miller
China
Yangtse
Hukuang Railway
Continental and Commercial Bank
Pacific Development
Woolworth
Herbert T. Parsons
Mr. Parsons
Worthington
M. J. Belknap
Belknap
Belle La Follette dies in Washington at 72
Mrs Belle Case La Follette widow of Fightin BobLa Follette dies after intestinal ailment in Washington at age 72 Surrounded by sons Senator and Governor Philip La Follette at bedside Daughter Mrs Ralph G Sucher present and another daughter en route The counselor to America’s progressive era helped set her husband’s public life and movement
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Washington
Belle Case la Follette
America
la Follette
10 000 Men Fight Forest Fires in Tinder Box
Spokane dispatch reports about ten thousand men battling more than two hundred fires across Idaho Montana Washington and nearby areas. Wind and lightning fueled outbreaks as towns faced threat with hundreds fleeing homes. Fires killed livestock and damaged ranches while arrests for arson continued. two killed two missing and two injured as weather forecasters warned of further storms.
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Spokane
United States
Revill
Troy
Idaho
Elko
B. C
Fernie
Forest
Diamond Lake
Wash
Montana
Washington
British Columbia
United States Forestry
Weather Bureau
Lindberghs Return to Skies After Delay Over Siberia
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh delayed two hours after forced landing in Avatcha bay near Petropavlovsk Kamchatka. They resumed flight at 10 45 a m Tokyo time and then 12 20 p m Tokyo time despite motor trouble. A message from Tokyo reports they left Petropavlovsk at 8 45 a m local time and were forced to land briefly before continuing toward Nemura Japan.
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Tokyo
U.P
Avatcha Bay
Petropavalovsk
Siberia
Charles A. Lindbergh
Avatachu Bay
Petropavlovsk
Kamchatka
Nemura
Japan
Lindbergh
Kamehatka
Avatchu Bay
Montana Weather: Warmth Continues Amid Thunderstorms
The forecast shows unsettled conditions across Montana on Wednesday and Thursday with thunderstorms expected in the western portion. Temperatures remain warm across the state, keeping heat levels high and humidity noticeable in several locales.
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Montana
Drought Aid Promised for Montana Areas
Secretary Hyde announced federal loans to Montana North and South Dakota drought areas to buy livestock feed for winter. About 15 million dollars remains in emergency funds. Hyde, returning from a survey, said action is needed and will brief President Hoover after county agents report.
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Washington
Montana
North
South Dakota
Hyde
Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa
Hoover
Hibernians of Montana Elect Officers at Biennial Convention
The Ancient Order of Hibernians concl uded its biennial Montana convention with officer elections and a warm banquet. Anaconda was chosen as the 1933 meeting place. State officers include Martin J. Durkan of Great Falls as president and William Durkin of Anaconda as vice president. James P. Murphy of Anaconda is secretary, Charles Kennedy of Butte treasurer, and Judge J. J. Lynch of Butte named Irish history chairman. The ladies auxiliary also elected state officers led by Mrs. Mary Johnston of Anaconda as president.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Martin J. Durkan
Great Falls
William Durkin
Anaconda
James P. Murphy
Charles Kennedy
Butte
J. J. Lynch
Daiewen
Trish
Hibernians
Montana
Wiliam Durkin
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mary Johnston
Masons From All Parts Arrive in Butte for Annual Convention
Downtown Butte transformed into a Masonic temple as masons and families travel from across Montana for the sixty seventh annual communication of the grand lodge. The event continues today and tomorrow with ceremonies and meetings planned throughout the city.
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State
Butte
Montana
Grand Lodge
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge of
Raiders Raid Gambling Hushed Meaderville Case Involving Judge Order
Deputies raid three gambling spots after Judge Carroll orders a covering injunction on the Rocky Mountain cafe annex in Meaderville where gambling was alleged. The move follows in open court claims of prosecutorial favoritism and expands the county gambling crackdown in Silver Bow. The report also notes Masonic lodge delegates arriving in Butte for statewide sessions with Grand Master Carl Brattin and speakers from Alberta and New York.
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Rocky Mountain Cafe
Meaderville
William E. Carroll
Silver Bow County
Carroll
Rocky Mountain
Gam
Carl L. Brattin
Sydney
Butte
Brattin
Cannon
H. Middleton
Alberta
Canada
J. Hugo
New York
City Moves Plan Decision Set For Tuesday
City officials expect a definite decision Tuesday after 2 PM on whether to move city offices from the current dirty, poorly ventilated offices to the county courthouse building. The plan was debated by a city aldermanic committee and the board of county commissioners, led by Don B. King, with Mayor Archie McTaggart and City Attorney Edwin Lamb present.
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Don B. King
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Fred Christie
Archie McTaggart
Edwin Lamb
Mike Loughran
Clty
Don King
Epidemic of Choges Drives Texas People From Village Homes
Valentine Texas reels after nine earthquakes since Sunday. A violent tremor toppled adobe houses and damaged larger structures, with shocks interrupting recovery work. Citizens slept outdoors last night, wary of further quakes in the Berra Vieja mountains region.
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Texas
Valentine
Tex
Valentine’s
Berra Vieja Mountains
Schneider Cup Craft Sinks Killing English Pilot in Trial
Calshot England Aug 18 U P Lieut G L Brinton 26 drowned when his Supermarine S 5 crashed during a Soulient course trial for the Schneider cup races with Italy and France. The loss marks the fourth fatal pilot death in recent months as speedboats ferried Brinton’s teammate L B Snaith to assist.
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Calshot
England
U.P
Great Britain
G. L. Brinton
Brinton
Italy
France
L. 8. Snaith
Ill Engineer Carried from Andean Camp by Many Conveyances
Arthur Donald Mayo of Miles City Montana, a 1930 Montana School of Mines graduate, fell severely ill with a sinus infection while at an isolated mining camp high in the Andes. Friends learned of his perilous evacuation to Guayaquil, aided by stretcher, mule, special train, gasoline speeder, launch, native canoe, and steamer, as they shared a letter Mayo wrote from South America.
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Montana
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Pacific Seaport
Butte
Arthur Donald Mayo
Miles City
Montana School of Mines
South America
Andes
Mayo
Montana Shorthorn Prize Winners At State Fair
F M Rothrock company of Spokane won grand championship honors for bulls in the Montana state fair shorthorn beef cattle division. The grand champion female was exhibited by the Flying D Ranges of Gallatin Gateway. Other top winners include Wharton Allen of Colorado Springs Cole and G W Springs & Sons of Belgrade. The Flying D Ranges also showed the champion bull and female among Montana shorthorns. Most awards in the fruits department went to the same segment.
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Helena
F. M. Rothrock Company
Spokane
Montana
Flying D
Gallatin Gateway
Wharton-Allen Company
Colorado Springs
Cole
G. W. Springs & Sons
Belgrade
Bankers urge quick aid to Germany to settle reparations
Basel dispatch reports the Wiggin committee of bankers from 10 leading nations says European political disputes must be resolved and Germany's reparations revised. The panel urges governments to act promptly to create conditions for financial relief and stability.
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Basel
Switzerland
Wiggin Committee of Bankers
Germany
Butte Observes Commercial Day With Closed Stores
Butte marks its twenty fourth Commercial day with downtown quiet while employees leave posts for open air picnics and local attractions. All warehouses banks offices city hall federal building will close. Only one mail delivery occurs and the post office closes after 1 pm. Butte day at the Montana state fair draws hundreds to Helena for exhibits and the first annual Bude handicap horse race.
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Butte
Federal
John M. Evans Jr
Montana
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