Saloon crackdowns fill federal docket as term nears end
The winter federal court term under Judge Bourquin nears adjournment after hearing 113 abatement actions. 75 places closed for a year and 38 allowed to operate only for lawful business under bond. 35 abated sites were outside Butte, including Anaconda Twin Bridges Sheridan and Dillon, with inspection by Ben Holter.
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Dillon
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Prohibition
Eastman backs 13 month calendar push in U S survey
George Eastman of Rochester discusses a national calendar simplification effort. He notes over 80 percent favorable responses from 1500 groups and reports nations forming committees to promote the 13 month year for corporate and public use.
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George Eastman
Rochester
N. Y
National Committee On
Eastman
Mr. Eastman
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
Mayer described as criminally insane by Seattle writer
Seattle Sunday Times columnist Paul Gray argues Earl Decasto Mayer, convicted criminal and suspect in James Bassett case, is a dual personality maniac unable to recall details of the crime. The feature links Mayer to several disappearances including Mrs. Ernest Lacasse and Ole Larson, suggesting a long pattern of mysterious vanishments and implying Bassett’s body may never be found.
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Earl Decasto Mayer
James Eugene Bassett
Seattle Sunday Times
Paul Gray
Bassett
Baltimore
Times
Ernest Lacasse
Mary Ellen Smith
Mayer
Anaconda
Mont
Ole Larson
Oakland
Calif
Maryland
Plane circling camp Moscow reports sighting Eielson near Tchukotsky bay
Soviet steamer Stavropol radioed that missing American aviator Carl Ben Eielson was believed seen by natives near Tchukotsky bay. Reports also said smoke seen near Vankarem and an airplane sighting west of there as the search continued amid a 50 mile gale along the Arctic coast.
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Carl Ben Eielson
Tchukotsky Bay
Stavropol
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Arctic Committee
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Chukotski Bay
Bering Strait
St. Lawrence Island
Vankarem
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Nome
Alaska
Siberian
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Radio Grid Results To Be Broadcast By KGIR
Montana Standard and KGIR will broadcast full Rose Bowl grid results of a 1929 game involving Notre Dame, Chicago, USC and Carnegie Tech. The column notes Pitt and Notre Dame as top claimants to the title and promises detailed play-by-play via KGIR with Montana Standard support.
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University of Pittsburgh
Pasadena
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Chicago
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December business up to mark of 1928 says Hoover
Secretary Lamont, after a meeting with President Hoover, said December business in general matched levels a year earlier. He noted weak spots in autos tires and building trades and forecast a possible six month slowdown in automobile production while construction may improve with new state and federal programs.
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United States
Lamont
New York
O Hover
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Hoover
Montana development congress planned for February
Commissioner Stafford announces a Montana development congress in Helena on February 24 and 25 to study reclamation, agricultural development, land use, recreation, mining and industrial expansion. State and local organizations will be invited, with speakers to present topics and discussions leading to action.
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Montana
A. H. Stafford
Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Stafford
Air Cadets Hear Inspiring Talks From Butte Leaders
Dr. Peter Potter of Butte urged 100 Plus Butte youths at the YMCA banquet to value model-plane work as the foundation of a future aviation career. Commander Gunderson outlined plans including a dinner and plane competition on Jan 31. National organizer P G Brown praised growth and said aviation will rely on today’s youth for ideas and designs.
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Butte
American Air Cadets
P. G. Brown
W. M. Wishart
County Hospital Christmas Tree Wins First Place in Floral Park
In Floral Park's lighted lawn Christmas tree display nearly 200 trees were entered. The county hospital tree earned first prize from a board of judges led by W. A. O'Kelly. E Huffer and L T Nelson took second and third, with special mentions awarded to W B Elliot and W R.
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Butte
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Edwards
L. T. Nelson
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W. A. O’kelly
W. B. Elliot
W. R
Noted geologist killed in Texas collision
Dr. Jonathan W. Carver a 52 year old noted British geologist was killed and nine others were injured one fatally in a head on crash on the old Spanish trail near Columbus Texas late today authorities said Carver who was visiting the area was among those killed in the wreck that occurred in the afternoon near here nine hurt including one fatally officials said
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Butte Man Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Assault
Louis Kostoff, a Deer Lodge laborer held for six months on an assault charge linked to a July auto crash that cost Garde Wood his leg, pleaded guilty to second degree assault. He received a 16 month penitentiary sentence, the first under a new law penalizing drivers who flee crashes with serious injury. Kostoff's car collided with Wood on the Deer Lodge road. Wood, manager of Mutual Creamery, lost a leg. Kostoff according to reports was arrested two days after the crash and will be sent to the state penitentiary today.
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Deer Lodge
Garde Wood
Butte
Kostoff
Wood
Mutual Creamery Company
State Penitentiary
Hunt for Butte Woman to Reclaim Estate Cash
Helena dispatch reports Mrs. Anna Kacar who killed her husband Dominick Kacar in Butte years ago and served 18 months in prison has $42.15 coming from his estate. Julia Harrington, Silver Bow county public administrator, cannot locate Kacar who was paroled May 7 1927 and disappeared after monthly reports. State prison commissioners received a letter requesting aid in finding her.
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Helena
Anna Kacar
Dominick Kacar
Butte
Julia Harrington
Silver Bow County
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Jury Receives Idaho Rum Conspiracy Trial Facts
In D'Idaho, Dec. 28, a federal jury began weighing the case of 28 Mullan officials and others charged with conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. Judge J Stanley Wegster instructed that a guilty verdict requires proof that each defendant participated in at least one overt act.
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Cover D'Alene
Idaho
Mullan
J. Stanley Wegster
Missouri youth in terror reign saved from mob
Boonville Missouri December 28 UP reform school guards protected Richard Congdon 16 from Kansas City after he threatened a solo reign of terror. Mob violence escalated as he boasted of copying the California killer and attacked teacher Mrs Hayes 30 with an iron rod. Guards broke through the crowd and escorted him away to safety at the reformatory, preventing further bloodshed.
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Reformatory
Richard Congdon
Inma
Kansas City
Edward Himan
California
Congdon
Louis Thellmann
Hyyes
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Butte Sees Mild Summer and Warm Winter in 1929
The city records a balmy year with moderate heat in summer and warmer winters. Precipitation kept crops green around Mining City, though totals were below some years. Weather notes cite coldest days near one degree in 1929, with comparisons to 1927.
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Butte
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