Britain forms national government to balance budget
The labor government signed yesterday and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald was asked by King George to form a new national government of about 12 members from all three major parties. It aims to balance the British budget and erase a projected $600 million deficit for next year, a move viewed as strengthening the U S position. Berlin papers note approval of the solution.
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Labor
Ramsay MacDonald
King George
Washington
Berlin
Mayor Acts On Butte Vice Racket Probe
Mayor Archie McTaggart ordered Chief Jere Murphy to investigate alleged underworld vice racketeering in Butte after a three month inquiry. He dubbed the chief the Al Capone of Butte and demanded action to stop payoffs of 3 to 5 dollars per month from women in the racket.
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Archie McTaggart
Jere Murphy
al Capone
Murphy
Chicago
Special meeting to decide Front Street paving fate
City aldermanic committees and county officials meet this afternoon to resolve the Front street paving project from Utah to Harrison avenue. The improvement district was created weeks ago by taxpayers seeking arterial highway status with county funding, after prior county surveyor rejection over funds.
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Council Meets Tonight Over City Hall Move Rejected
The county board of commissioners refused the city administration’s request to move city offices from Butte’s cramped City Hall to the county courthouse. A letter to Mayor Archie McTaggart dated August 24, 1931, noted voters twice before rejected consolidation, with the city council possibly to discuss further when read at the session.
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Butte
Archie McTaggart
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Silver Bow
Gold Discovery Event Commemorated at Silver Bow
A busy day marked by a dedication ceremony for the gold discovery tablet on Silver Bow creek and farewell at the depot. Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and Mrs. G A Brosseau led events including a luncheon at the Finlen where Hobart gave an address.
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Patriotic Organization
Finlen
Everybody's Business by Dr Max Winkler
A 1931 column by Dr. Max Winkler titled Everybody's Business analyzes social issues with a distinctive North American Newspaper Alliance voice. The piece reflects on public morality and everyday concerns shaping civic life.
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Everybody
Max Winkler
North American Newspaper Alliance
London ministerial crisis prompts cautious optimism
The report argues continued Labour governance may not destabilize finances and could restore confidence if a change occurs. It notes $250 million credit from the Bank of France and the Federal Reserve has been exhausted without visible gains and warnings about currency stabilization costs. The MacMillan committee’s findings urge higher Bank of England gold and foreign exchange holdings and closer ties with joint stock banks to support trade and employment.
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London
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Jewel gifted trophies spark customs watch on flyers
New York August 24. Russell Boardman and John Polando return from a New York Istanbul flight amid a city reception. Customs inspector James V. McCabe follows as the diamond studded emblems from the Aerial Club of Turkey are shown. The fours carat blue diamonds are declared to be appraised by customs.
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Russell Boardman
John Polando
Istanbul
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Turkey
Macom
Lower Broadway
City Hall
McKee
Advertising Club
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Boardman
Polando
Rindys Find Civilization Is Not So Bad After All
NEMURO Japan Aug 25 The Lindberghs in Nemuro reveal relief at real beds after a harrowing week in a Kurile cabin where their disabled plane was forced down by fog. Col Lindbergh called the voyage the most dangerous moment came when a tow rope broke near Ketoi islet and waves nearly carried them to rocks. After repairs the couple departed Tofutsu, where language barriers briefly hindered service before salmon and rice were served. Continued on Page 2 Col 7.
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Firefighters struggle as Idaho blazes widen
Hope to save Grimes Pass and Pioneerville fades as a central Idaho forest fire rips ahead with shifting winds. Dr. C. C. Fairchild reports the situation looks very bad as pumps fail and the firefighting line shortens across a 40 mile front. Seven miners escape through the flames, with Benn and Shanahan narrowly dodging the main fire near Placerville. One hundred Idaho National Guardsmen are deployed to bolster the effort.
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Hoover relief program seeks local funds drive
Washington August 24. A national campaign for local funds was announced as the immediate objective of President Hoover s unemployment relief organization. Walter Gifford said there are no plans for a national relief fund and the drive will be discussed at a welfare conference starting tomorrow. Plans to meet winter distress were under way in New York state and the Mississippi valley. A Memphis conference was called by Governor Murray of Oklahoma.
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Montana Weather Forecast For Tuesday and Wednesday
Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions and continued warmth on Tuesday and Wednesday. Light winds and dry weather expected with no precipitation forecast. Highs in the 70s to near 80s, lows in the 40s to 60s across the state.
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Central China Faces Typhoon Threat and Mass Distress
Forebodings rise as a vast reservoir of death, disease, and hunger swells around Hanyang, Wuchang, and Hankow. Refugees exceed 400,000 crammed atop hill crests, drinking polluted water and suffering fever and dysentery. Hunger-crazed crowds clash with soldiers over grain as dyke breaches worsen flooding and drownings, signaling possible further calamities.
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Hankow
China
Hanyang
Wuchang
Kuomin
Yangtse
Father steals plane with two children in escape
In Independence California a desperate husband Henry Billingsley 49 of Lone Pine abducted his two children Jean eight and Harry five from their mother’s home using a stolen Bishop airfield plane. The red and silver craft was later found wrecked south of Lone Pine after an extended pursuit. Sheriff officials planned a ground search as custody had been awarded to the mother making this a kidnapping and an aviation theft.
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Jake Cohen Dies in Nevada Auto Accident
Jake Cohen aged 47 longtime Butte resident died near Las Vegas New Mexico in a Sunday morning crash after the trio they rode with was struck while attempting to hail a passing car. Cohen formerly worked at Rialto clubrooms and is survived by his wife living at 3222 Evans Street.
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Nevada
Butte
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Cohen
Rialto
Tom Rowan
Minot
N. D
Ed Loomis
Pipestone Minn
75 Year Old D A R Lady Flies To Dedication Here
Mrs Laura Tollman Scott, a 75 year old D A R member, flew from Dillon to attend the dedication of the first gold discovery spot in Silver Bow county near Nissler. Her remarkable journey included a 3000 foot flight above ground and a later underground trip, illustrating a unique travel tale from the visiting Putte area.
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Dillon
Laura Tollman Scott
Silver Bow County
Nissler
Rainbow Girls Meet Opens in Bozeman Meeting
More than 300 Rainbow Girls and mother advisors from Montana registered for the sixth annual grand assembly session at Bozeman. The opening formal will be held tomorrow with a social gathering for delegates tonight, as arrivals included the Butte chapter drum corps and drill team.
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Bozeman
Rainbow
Montana
Grand Assembly of the Order
Butte
Gotham Officials Order War on Gangmen
New York officials vow a united war on gangs and gunmen after six deaths Friday and three more tonight. $100,000 funds radios for police cruisers and 175 armored motorcycles to boost the fleet to 100. 300 clerks will join street duty 8 pm to midnight with sidearms. Acting Mayor McKee pledges drastic action and warns no quarter in this campaign.
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Board of Estimate
Mulrooney
McKee
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