Pan American Diplomats Seek Settlement Amid Celtic Disaster
Pan American diplomats take steps for settlement as the White Star liner Celtic runs aground off Cork harbor. The 23 000 ton liner bears a huge hole and 12 feet of water in compartments while 253 passengers are transshipped to land safely with no loss of life. Mariners fear total loss as crew is later removed.
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Cork
Ireland
Celtic
Cork Harbor
New York
Boston
Roches Point
King George in alert as infection returns in his lung
London reports that palace officials are alarmed as the general infection reappears after earlier signs of localization. The evening bulletin notes the heart strain from prolonged illness and says the fever persists though not as high, and the lungs show some improvement while the general infection spreads again.
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London
George
Pan American conference moves to arbitrate Bolivia Paraguay dispute
At Washington the Pan American conference on arbitration forms a special committee to advise on conciliatory action in the Bolivia Paraguay boundary conflict. President Coolidge urged peaceful dispute settlement as delegates from American republics convened, Argentina absent from the session.
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Washington
Coolidge
Bolivia
Paraguay
Argentina
Congress Turns To Boulder Dam And Funds Bill
Congress opens a new week with the Boulder dam bill in dispute and private talks to resolve the stalemate. The House begins work on a 6 283,000,000 interior appropriations bill funding Indian care reclamation irrigation and public lands oversight, aiming to advance measures after last week’s treasury post office package.
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Washington
Congress
Boulder Dam
Senate
House
Interior Department
Public Lands Administration
Sapien
Treasury Post Office
Orth
Radio plans to broadcast Montana story nationwide
National Broadcasting Corporation to air a year long program detailing Butte and Montana. Officials from NBC Great Northern and state railway partners arrive in Butte to unveil a 365 day nationwide radio campaign highlighting mining history politics economy and scenery with tours and a Chamber of Commerce dinner planned.
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Butte
Montana
Mining
National Broadcasting Corporation
Great Northern Railway
United States
Custer Battlefield
the Big Hole
Alder Gulch
Shining Mountains
The
Broadcasting Corporation
Lee Dennis
State Railway Commission
H. M. Sims
F. E. Pewters
Helena
J. F. Becket
Spokane
Edward Hale Bierstadt
Raymond Knight
John W. Elwood
Great Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Silver Bow Club
Great Northern
Butte Raids Sweep Wide Range of Suspects Into City Jail
Police conducted large wakeful raids on bootleg and gambling hubs in Butte, detaining more than 20 suspects by midnight. Authorities described the group as vags including underworld women and the idle who supposedly loitered at illicit dens. Prisoners, ranging from flashily dressed to disheveled, were placed in the city jail awaiting police court trials. The roundup included Mexicans and African Americans among the detainees as officers stated it aims to cleanse unde sirables in the city.
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Butte
Man Slashes Throat Tries Suicide Then Walks to Station
Harry W. Black, 47, of Bennett hotel, slashed his throat and walked from the Butte Paper company warehouse to the Oregon Short Line depot last night. He collapsed from blood loss, was taken to St. James hospital and is recovering. Black told officers he regretted the act and would not try again, saying unemployment after a two week layoff drove him to the attempt.
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Harry W. Black
Bennett Hotel
Butte Paper Company
East Front Street
Oregon Short Line Railway
St. James Hospital
Black
Bob Clausen
Stone-Ordean-Weiss Company
James Mooney
Bart Riley
Girl Dies After Eve Elevates Escape From Holdup Man
In New York a 20 year old bookkeeper Miss Shirley Bergman fell four floors into an elevator shaft while fleeing a payroll hold up. The assailant Martin Bayles 28, pursued by elevator car, dropped his gun, slid to street level, and was captured after a brief chase.
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New York
Shirley Bergman
Martin Bayles
Slayer Confesses to Second Murder in Jersey City
Jersey City police report Pete Kudzinowski confessed to choking five year old J Mlozzianowski to death at Lake Hopatcong on August 19 last. The confession follows his previous slaying of seven year old Joey Storelli, bringing a second murder charge to light in the case.
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Jersey City
N. J
Pete Kudzinowski
Joey Storelli
J Mlozzianowski
Lake Hopatcong
Zepp Drive Y Campaign Sees $7182 Raised
The Y M C A maintenance fund drive, led by the Round-Up club of the Y, closed last night with $7182 raised. Over 200 workers participated, with a remaining $3000 needed to finish the second floor clubroom. Bam Parker notes added costs, and directors will conduct an awards event. Two squads under A J Knieval and Fred Mecher organized daily efforts.
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B. OC. A
YY. M. OC. A
Bam Parker
A. J. Knieval
Fred Mecher
Mother Accuses Son of Unsolved Murder
Pittsburgh Pa December 10 Andy Kotlar 42 a rigger at a steel plant was named by his elderly mother as the killer of Dr Harry R Dapper a young physician shot to death on a rural road August 20 Kotlar was arrested at his work and denied involvement saying he was at work that night The mother urged detectives to arrest him and said he killed Dr Dapper long ago questioning him about sightings of a stranger leaving the doctor’s office on the night of the killing
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Pittsburgh
Andy Kotlar
Harry R. Dapper
Kotlar
George W. Murren
Dr. Dapper
Butte Josher Show Draws Record Attendees and City Action
More than 1500 people packed the Broadway theater for the annual Josher’s show to raise funds. A wrecking crew led by Mike Walsh moved to remove encroaching steps from the Rosenstein property but faced an injunction from 1914. The city pledged to dismiss the injunction and prove street lines, while Montana’s grain show pride was voiced by Charles Miller of the Miller Development Co with his son.
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Empress Theater
Butte
Commissioner of Public Works
Mike Walsh
Ed Fogarty
Commissioner Welsh
West Broadway
Louis Rosenstein
Dick Sutton
Lulu
Tom Morgan
James Stafford
Isador Rosenstein
Louis “Desist
Commissioner Walsh
Rosenstein
Walsh
Broadway
Hamilton
Butte Josher’s Club
McHatton
Montana
Charles Miller
Big Hole
Miller Development Company
Exposition
Chicago
Boy 1415 Called On Jury Panel In Silver Bow Court
David Tallent, 16 Casey street, though only 14, was summoned as a juror in Judge William E. Carroll's district court. His name appeared on the county tax rolls and was drawn for a civil jury panel. He arrived with his mother, caused laughter when called, but was excused and will be paid $4.
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David Tallent
Casey Street
David
William E. Carroll
Department of District Court
Notch Gun Wounds Man In Silver City Club Fight
In Butte a shooting at the Silver City negro club on South Main left Art Pachieco with a shoulder wound and Jesus Rosas beaten. The same revolver used in a prior Avad shooting was employed by Jesus Rosas during the Sunday affray, police disclosed.
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Lupe Avad
Jesus Romerez
Jesus Rosas
Art Pachieco
Silver City
South Main Street
Butte
Rosas
Yeco
St. James’ Star
Pachieco
Romerez
Avad
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