Economy Effort 15 Seen Washington
Washington report notes the House begins work on a Treasury post office supply bill totaling 1 083 553 943 dollars. Debates cover shipping, public buildings and air mail, with Hoover’s budget guiding aims to end the week. The bill trims current year spending by 86 906 095 and reduces tax refunds significantly.
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Washington
House
Treasury Post Office
Hoover
Appropriations Committee
Prohibition Bureau
Justice Department
Industrial Alcohol
Narcotic
Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Latin America
Post Office Department
Workman killed as Goodyear blimp Defender breaks away
In Gadsden Alabama on December 3 a Defender blimp from Goodyear broke from its landing crew. Isaac W. Phillips fell 150 feet to his death and Jim Quisenbeck was injured when pulled loose from the ship. Pilot Jack Boethner said head winds and heavy fuel aided a 3,000 pound lift before the bowing craft nosed down. The Vigilante sister ship had recently crashed near Piedmont with no injuries.
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Gadsden
Ala
Defender
Goodyear Rubber Company
Isaac W. Phillips
Goodyear
Jim Quisenbeck
Oklahoma
Akron
Jack Boethner
Nashville
Piedmont
Fate of Narich in Hands of Butte Jury
President Hoover opposes continued income tax cuts as he warns of a $180,000,000 treasury deficit and requests $3,932,824,000 for next year. He cautions that further aid and drought relief may widen deficits and details shifts in appropriations and taxes.
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Butte
Treasury
Hoover
Washington
Congress
Shipping Board
National Defense
Deliberate on His Fate EXCITEMENT MARKS CLOSE OF HEARING
A jury deliberated for over two hours on the murder charge against Pete Narich 45 itinerant for the July killing of Susie Parker in a Ford hotel room. They retired at 9 20 PM after six ballots and were to resume today with possible delays for the next trial. Narich allegedly stabbed Parker after an altercation and wounded Blanche Bailey. Parker died soon after.
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Pete Narich
Susie Parker
Tom Sturtridge
McDevitt
J. J. Lynch
Narich
Parker
Ford Hotel
Blanche Bailey
Madrid Premier Targeted by Reporter in Firearm Incident
A newspaper reporter, Joaquin Luzo, resigned then fired a shot over Premier Berenguer’s head in Madrid. The pistol jammed and he was seized by the premier’s brother. Luzo said the act was a bloodless protest against Spain's social regime. Berenguer remained calm and continued with his duties.
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Madrid
Berenguer
Jaaquin Luzo
Spain
Luis
Lizo
Anaconda Company Wins World Grain Championship
ANACONDA COMPANY WINS CHICAGO, Dec. 3— Montana dominated the 1930 International Grain and Hay Show final judging finishing with oats barley and alfalfa seed crowns. Herman Trelle of Wembley Alta won the wheat crown while L. EB Peterson of Victor captured the oats world title for the third time. Montana entries included Peter Erickson Victor C Ivan Victor Edson Smith Corvallis among others with several high finishes.
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Chicago
Montana
Athena
Herman Trelle
Wembly
Peace River
Alta
L. EB
Whieats
Peterson
International
Peter Erickson
Victor
C. Ivan
Edson Smith
Corvallis
Clare
Boy 2 Burned to Death in Laramie Fire
A fire in Laramie Wyoming claimed the life of 2 year old Russel Kay Owens, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Owens, and destroyed the Owens residence in an early December blaze.
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Laramie
Laramie, Wyo
Russel Kay Owens
Arthur Owens
Owens
Engineer Dies At Throttle Of Speeding Train
Marietta Ohio December 3 as the St Louis New York Express of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad crossed the Ohio River Bridge into Parkersburg West Virginia Engineer Wallace Williams 65 of Chillicothe Ohio collapsed at the throttle Denver Conner the Chillicothe fireman saw the engineer collapse and restrained him with one arm while bringing the train to a stop near Parkersburg yards
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Marietta, Ohio
St. Louis-New York Express
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wallace Williams
Chillicothe
Ohio
Denver Conner
Williams
Body of Sailor on Beach Reveals Fate of Crew
In Yarmouth on December 3, Carmen Frye identified as first officer of the motorship Linton. Linton sailed from Yarmouth for Selma with eight crew. hull found near west cape confirms disaster. Ship owned by Eastern Canada Coastal Steamships Ltd, built in England in 1921, 391 tons.
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Yarmouth
Carmen Frye
Linton
West Cape
Selma
N.S
Percy Richards
Eastern Canada Coastal Steamships, Ltd
England
Montana Weather Forecast for Thursday and Friday
Partly cloudy in Montana with little change in temperature for Thursday and Friday. The forecast calls for light winds and dry conditions across the state with no significant systems expected.
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Montana
Christmas Booze Smugglers Slain in Rio Grande Fight
In El Paso Texas two unidentified Mexicans were killed after attempting to ambush three US border patrolmen on Cordova island near the boundary. More than 100 shots were fired as authorities said the clash marked the opening round of a Juarez smuggling ring campaign to move liquor for Christmas. Four smugglers have been killed and one wounded in border battles in three years, with Joseph Bounds of Big Spring Texas arrested after an automobile packed with whisky valued at $2,000 was seized on Cordova island.
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EL Paso
Texas
United States
Cordova Island
International Boundary Line
Juarez
Joseph Bounds
Big Springs
Murder trial of Joseph McDevitt opens today
The murder case of Joseph McDevitt, charged with fatally shooting Neil Shea on October 5, will open this morning in Judge J J Lynch's department. Jury selection starts the proceedings as three other on the docket are murder charges. Borowczyk case will be postponed to a future term due to a key witness injury.
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Joseph McDevitt
Neil Shea
J. J. Lynch
Department of Court
John Borowczyk
Ye Borowcczyk
McDevitt
Oil Fire Threatens Brooklyn Water Front
A Pratt branch Standard Oil tank farm on North 12th Street and Kent Avenue Brooklyn faced destruction after the blast of a 10,000 gallon crude oil tank. The flames spread to other tanks causing additional explosions and turpentine tanks to blow. Fire alarms summoned units from Manhattan and police reported 18 tanks had exploded. Emergency squads flooded Brooklyn crews to control the blaze.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Pratt
Standard Oil Company
North 12Th Street
Kent Avenue
Manhattan
Daly to Speak on Manganese Industry at Butte Gathering
W B Daly general manager of mines for the Anaconda company will address the Butte Rotary on the manganese industry. A national authority, Daly spoke at the 1929 manganese producers convention and just returned from the 1930 meeting. He will discuss idle deposits in Butte and Philipsburg and the idle manganese reduction plant, tied to market conditions.
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Butte
W. B. Daly
Anaconda Company
Daly
Montana
Philipsburg
Henry Young Chosen Camp Commander of Spanish War Group
Henry L. Young was elected commander of Henry Lawton camp U S W V at a regular meeting in Patriotic hall. The event drew a large attendance and plans were made to send Christmas packages to veterans in homes and hospitals. Other officers named were Paul McCourt senior vice commander Walter Green junior vice commander Martin Hall officer of the day George Willcox trustee Charles Haupt officer of the guard Separate annual reports closed the session with a social.
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Henry L. Young
Henry Lawton
Patriotic Hall
Paul McCourt
Walter Green
Martin Hall
George Willcox
Charles Haupt
New Austrian Government Formed Under Ender as Chancellor
Vienna reports a new Austrian government formed today led by Chancellor Dr Otto Ender. The coalition includes two former premiers, signaling a broad political balance following the recent developments.
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Vienna
Otto Ender
Electric Knife Aims to Replace Scalpel in Surgery
Dr George A Wyeth told delegates at the Radiological Society of North America that an electric knife with a cutting current electrode sterilizes and seals wounds as it cuts. The tiny blade, connected to an electric cabinet, cauterizes to prevent infection and may aid operations on cancer. He hailed it as a Radiologist contribution to surgical science.
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Duane Hennessy
Los Angeles
George A. Wyeth
New York City
Radiological Society of North America
Wyeth
Maurice F. Dwyer
Seattle
Dwyer
Dairies To Be Reported To State Board
Immediate steps will be taken to certify all Butte district dairies not conforming to local standards to the state board of health for prosecution. The milk standard is identical with the state’s, and a report from the milk inspector shows one dairy refusing a milk test while two others distribute milk with excess bacteria. There are 27 dairies with readable deficiencies.
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Butte District
State Board of Health
Beadle
Montana Solon Urges Park Road Building Relief
Representative Leavitt of Montana urged President Hoover to add road building in national parks forests and Indian reservations to the federal relief construction program. He said existing laws allow public building work and that 5 million to 10 million dollars already authorized could be diverted to park road projects immediately.
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Washington
National Parks
National Forests
Hoover
Leavitt
Republican
Montana
Flames Drive Old Couple From Home
Mr and Mrs Dennis ODonnell residents of 415 Ridgley Avenue Centerville fled in night attire when a fire of undetermined origin gutted a nearby vacant house Volunteers from the Mountain Mine extinguished the blaze preventing spread to adjacent structures
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Dennis O’donnell
Ridgley Avenue
Centerville
Mountain Con
Printer teacher of Ochs dies at 83
Knoxville Tennessee December 3 Henry Collins an 83 year old printer who taught Adolph Ochs publisher of the New York Times the trade of printing died here today.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Henry ©. Collins
Adolph 8. Ochs
New York Times
Bank Heist in Frankfort Nets $67,500
Five men robbed Farmers State Bank in Frankfort Indiana just before closing and escaped with 67500 in currency and Liberty bonds authorities reported today all suspects fled the scene and no injuries were listed in this breaking crime brief
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Frankfort
Ind
Farmers State Bank
New Traffic Signals Topic at Meeting of Commission
The Butte traffic commission met in the mayor's office to discuss installing the city’s new traffic signs. The order placed days ago will likely be set up at Main and Broadway before year’s end. Mayor Beadle and all members pledged strict enforcement of traffic rules, with no half measures.
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Butte Traffic Commission
Main
Broadway
Sion
Beadle
Artver
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