Notre Dame Smashes USC 27 to 0 in Coliseum Thrilling Win
Notre Dame defeated Southern California 27 to 0 before 90 000 fans at Los Angeles Coliseum. The Irish opened with an 80 yard march and dominated the game as USC failed to mount a scoring chance, ending the Trojans nine game run.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Notre Dame
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Jury to weigh guilt in Leona O Loughlin murder case
In Denver on December 6 1930 a jury will begin deliberations Monday to decide if Pearl O Loughlin is guilty of murdering her 10 year old stepdaughter Leona The defense rested quickly after the state concluded its case and the court denied a defense request to have Mrs O Loughlin testify without cross-examination The case featured expert testimony including Dr William A Wald Schmidt who said stomach slides showed particles not glass defusing the prosecution's glass theory and the trial continues with closing arguments scheduled for Monday
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Frank H. Frawley
Denver
Pearl O’loughlin
Leona
John M. Keating
O’loughlin
Keating
Wettengel
William A Waldschmidt
Colorado School of Mines
Leo
Four Escape From Colorado Prison in Canon City
Four convicts scaled the penitentiary wall in Canon City Colorado, jumped to the main street and escaped as off duty guards were alerted by sirens and a city wide search began.
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Canon City
Colo
Colorado Penitentiary
Girl on Stand in Murder Case Agriculture Show
A fragmentary report from Chicago details a journalism byline on a murder case. The article contrasts an agriculture show with prize ribbons and cash prizes, noting Iowa dominance and Missouri's first grand champion steer. It mentions attendance growth and high market prices for prize animals, while referencing a missing dramatic detail about a young boy owner.
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Chicago
Gordon M. Sessions
Arctic Circle
Rio Grande
Atlantic Seaboard
Australia
Iowa
Indiana
Canada
Montana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Fiance Dies as McDevitt Attack Heard in Butte Trial
Mary Kelly testified she found her fiance Neil Shea dying from a heart wound in a Paddy Liggin soft drink parlor on East Woolman street after an October 5 shooting. She said McDevitt kicked Shea in the stomach, then described the confrontation as the murder trial proceeded in Judge Lynch’s courtroom.
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Mary Kelly
Butte
Neil Shea
Woolman Street
Joseph McDevitt
J. J. Lynch
Dan Shea
Blind Butte
McDevitt
Miss Kelly
Paddy Liggin Soft Drink
Butte Eles Lodge Memorial Service Tonight
Butte Eles Lodge prepares for the annual memorial ceremony with effort and expense to honor the occasion. A committee urges those attending to be present as pageantry and pride are stirred, with continued details in Page 2.
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Butte Eles Lodge
Missoula and Great Falls youths named Rhodes candidates
Cadet John W. Cave of Great Falls and Eugen Sunderlin of Missoula were chosen as Montana Rhodes Scholarship nominees by the state committee. They will compete in Spokane on December 10 11 with nominees from five states to determine two Oxford scholars. Cave attends West Point and Sunderlin the University of Montana.
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John W. Cave
Great Falls
Eugen Sanderlin
Missoula
Montana
New Finlen Hotel
Oxford
Cecil Rhodes
Spokane
Yo Cave
United States Military Academy
West Point
Sunderlin
University of Montana At
Montana State Selection Committee
C. H. Clapp
University of Montana
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
A. V. Corry
School of Mines
James R. Thomas
Montana Aeyed Company
Thomas
Professor Corry
Strike Ended in Scotch Coal Mines by Negotiations
Glasgow dispatch reports Britain's coal supply secured at least until February after Miners' Union officials ordered 5,000 Scottish strikers to return to work. The action ends a December strike that halted production in the Scottish fields.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Britain
Montana Upbeat Weekend Forecast Mostly Fair
Weather outlook for Montana calls for generally fair conditions on Sunday and Monday with warmer temperatures in the western portion on Sunday.
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Montana
West
Malcolm Gillis Honored At Butte Curlers Banquet
The Butte Curlers Club held its 25th annual banquet at the Silver Bow club last evening praising Malcolm Gillis a charter member and past president. Speakers lauded his civic service generosity and lifelong dedication to Butte charitable causes, drawing warm applause from a full dining room.
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Butte Curlers’ Club
Silver Bow Club
Malcolm Gillis
Gillis
Butte
Mother Jones Laid to Rest in Mount Olive Village
Mount Olive Illinois December 6. Labor mourners file past the coffin of Mother Jones in a local lodge hall as unions and leaders like William Green AF of L president send floral tributes. A steady procession marked her return to coal country she fought to improve.
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Ill
Mother Jones
Ife
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Woman recounts kidnapping after drugged attack in Seattle
Mrs. Freda Bartlett recovered consciousness after eight days and told police she was duped by a beautiful white woman and a Chinese accomplice who injected her with a needle. She said she was lured after leaving a hospital and believes the narcotics ring knowledge she disclosed led to the attack. Authorities search for ring members continues.
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Seattle
Freda Bartlett
Ness
Oe Pet Ee Ae
Hearing on Suit to Block Franchise Issuance
The Montana state suit against the city of Butte to prevent a natural gas distribution franchise was opened before Judge Riley and will resume Monday. The Larson case remained under advisement. City officials and union counsel were present as arguments on dismissal of duplicate suits were heard, with continuing attendance noted.
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Montana
Charles Hauswirth
Butte
Riley
Ole Larson
Larson
Hauswirth
P. E. Geagan
John V. Dwyer
Montana Power
Oddie seeks embargo on Soviet goods in U S senate bill
Nevada Senator Barker L Oddie introduces a sweeping anti dumping measure to block Soviet mined and manufactured products. W B Daly of Anaconda in Butte Rotary speech urges enforcement and support for congressional action to protect U S industry. The proposal targets all goods mined produced or manufactured in Soviet territory or from Soviet materials. Continued on Page 2 Col. 1.
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W. B. Daly
Anaconda Company
Butte Rotary Club
Senate
Congress
United States
Tasker L Oddie
Nevada
Butte
American Manganese Producers Association
Oddie
Daly
Rotary
Iron and Steel
American Manganese Producers’ Association
Soviet Socialist Republic
World Court Issue Dominates Senate Debates
Congress opens its short session facing drought relief battles and tariff hearings as World Court controversy splits parties. Senate progressives press broad probes into Hoover power commissioners while finance and agriculture panels clash over spending and policy.
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Washington
W.P
Congress
Hoover
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
George Otis Smith
Maine
Frank R. McNinch
North Carolina
Ae Watson
White House
Busy Street HoldUp Nets Bandits in Portland
Two armed robbers robbed Maack Bros. pharmacy on a busy Portland street during noon hour. They escaped with about $100 from the cash register. no customers were inside the store at the time.
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Fog Lifts as Belgian Villagers Return Home
Meuse valley residents return to their homes as a fog that caused over thirty deaths dissipates. The public health commission finds deaths resulted from weakened respiratory systems, with most victims over fifty and many over seventy. several had heart conditions.
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Belgium
Meuse Valley
Public Health Commission
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