Water Going Over Top at Great Moroney Dam Project
Construction of a massive Moroney dam project for the Missouri Power Company is rushed to completion in 13 months at a total cost of 4 296 000 dollars. General Manager Kerr announces the water spills over the top of the dam as new crest materials are prepared.
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Kerr
Big Moroney
Montana Power Company
Missouri Wyt
Newow Crest
Missouri
Moroney
Great Falls
Frank M. Kerr
Coats
Butte
Komedile
John G. Moroney
The
Power Company
Manthe
Five Die In New Line Express Train Crash
A New York area line crash killed five workers. Officials report fatalities and ongoing emergency response. Investigations focus on the team involved and cause of the deadly incident.
Plane crash at Texas airport kills five managers and others
Witnesses report Lieutenant Robert H. Gray piloting the aircraft that nosedived after lifting about 200 feet. Five people including Gray, his wife, a filling station proprietor, and two others died in the crash at the airport. The disaster followed the plane turning three times in its descent before impact.
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Robert H. Gray
R. L. Allison
E. Robert Moore
Prietor
C. M. Dillon
Gray
Texas Transport Company
Crr
Tarillo
Texas
Love Diet Rules Proposed by Judge for Quarrelsome Couples
Superior Judge B. Rey Schauer who handles about 1000 family cases monthly proposes a “love diet” for 1930. He outlines 10 rules to foster harmony, urging couples to be themselves, give as much as they can, and emphasize hard work and mutual care to prevent conflicts and separations.
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Duane Hennessy
United Press
Los Angeles
Marriag
Alexander Retires After Fifty Years in Banking
James S. Alexander, chair of Guaranty Trust, resigns after 50 years in business and 30 years as an officer of National Bank of Commerce New York. He serves on boards of American Agricultural Chemical, American Telephone, Campbell Soup, Pacific Oil, Prudent ial, Southern Pacific, United States Rubber, Mercantile Stores, and is Bank for Savings trustee.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
James S. Alexander
Guaranty Trust Company
National Bank of Commerce of New York
American Agricultural Chemical Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Campbell Soup Company
Pacific Oil Company
Prudential Insurance Company
Southern Pacific Company
United States Rubber Company
Mercantile Stores Company
Bank For Savings
Alexander
Bank of Commerce
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Winter closes in on Eyloon rescue parties in Alaska
In Fairbanks, Alaska, near 50 below zero, two Fairchild planes prepare final tests for a Nome expedition to find Carl Beniel and Earl Borland missing since November 9. Captain Pat Reid says departures will proceed regardless of weather with a third plane and pilot Matt Niemenen still en route. Reports from Nome indicate landing preparations and snow field smoothing underway.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Fairchild
Ston
Carl Benie
Earl Borland
Nome
Pat Reid
Matt Niemenen
Anchorage
Here
Prohibition Fight Grows as McBride Attacks Appointments
Dr. F Scott McBride leader of the Anti Saloon League accuses political pressure of forcing wet judges and wet district attorneys in wet areas. He backs Senator Borah contending enforcement is hindered by sympathetic officials while praising legislative action as a hopeful sign.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
McBride
Borah
Idaho
Ciry
State Masonry Flourishing in Montana says Muri
Daniel Muri grand master of Masons of Nesta declares Masonry in the state is thriving and signals a splendid year ahead. More than 400 Butte Masons attended the installation at the Masonic temple where officers from six lodges in the Mining City were inducted by Grand Master Muri of Helena and Grand Marshal George W Craven of Butte.
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Butte
Daniel
Masons of
Nesta
Masonic Lodges
Masonic Temple
Summit Valley Lodge No
Muir
Helena
George W. Craven
Review of Montana Mineral Industry 1929 by Dr Thomson
Dr Francis A Thomson president of Montana State School of Mines reviews Montana minerals for 1929 through AP release. He estimates total gross mineral value at about 83 million dollars, notes copper output near 300 million pounds valued over 54 million, with Anaconda leading and East Butte and North Butte contributing. Zinc shows a price strength but reduced market absorption and high costs due to wage controls.
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Francis A. Thomson
Montana State School of Mines
Associated Press
Thomson
Montana
Anaconda
East Butte Mining Company
North Butte Mining Company
Y M C A in Butte sets large youth sports record
More than 3,000 children entered Y M C A sports in Butte with over 5,000 participants taking part in one or more sports during the year. B H Gunderson, play program director, reports the year’s program set an all time city record. Continued on page 2 column 3.
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America
Butte Y. M. C. A
Butte
B. H. Gunderson
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Tee
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U. S
Bagko Borar
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Classifield
Wlontana
Muri
F. A. Thomson
State School of Mines
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