Grain Buyer for Banks Leads New U S Grain Firm
William G. Kellogg of Chicago, chief manager of the Farmers' National Grain Corporation, with a long grain background from Milwaukee to Minneapolis, directs bids in major markets and oversees 23 cooperative stockholders amid an expected 20 rise in 1930 crop handling amid government farm board figures. Kellogg is tall, reserved, highly paid, and active in organizing the new venture.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
William G. Kellogg
Chicago
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Milwaukee
Fagg & Taylor
Stacks & Kellogg
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Armour Grain Company
Compan
Archer-Daniels Company
United States
Kellogg
Government Farm Board
New Grain Corporation
Diplomatic effort to rescue Byrd Antarctic party
Washington dispatch reports Undersecretary Cotton ordering Oslo to press Norwegian whaling firms to deploy available ships to aid Rear Admiral Byrd. Ambassador Dawes in London also asks Liverpool's Southern Whaling and Sealing to hold the Southern Princess ready for possible relief.
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Washington
Byrd
Cotton
State Department
Swenson
Oslo
Dawes
London
Southern Whaling and Sealing Company of
Liverpool
Southern Princess
Pioneer Mary Donovan Passes Remnants Of Alder Gulch Era
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Donovan, a Montana Idaho pioneer who witnessed hangings of Sheriff Plum mer's desperadoes in Virginia City, died after years of ill health. A longtime Society of Montana Pioneers member, she helped bind the pioneer era to modern Montana with her hospitality and memories.
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Montana
Melrose
Mary Elizabeth Donovan
Alder Gulch
Donovan
Plains
Virginia City
Plummer
Idaho
Little Band-Of-Survivors
Society of Montana Pioneers
Missouri
Butte Scouts 10 Bestowed Eagle Rank At Meeting
Mervin Paige and Edwin Leipheimer were recommended for Eagle Scout at a court of honor meeting. The two additions bring Silver Bow council’s total Eagle Scouts to 10 as recommendations head to national headquarters.
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Mervin Paige
Ed Leipheimer
Eagle Scout
J. H. Paige
Colorado Street
Edwin Leipheimer
E. G. Leipheimer
Edwards Street
Court of Honor
Eagle Scouts
Silver Bow
Court of Honor Committee
Hoover says country business near normal despite slump
Hoover told a White House meeting that the general business situation has become so far normal that no unusual methods are needed beyond standard progress policies. The report noted production and consumption levels up to the latest period, with continued discussions on stimulus measures.
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Hoover
Walsh Urges Speed on Flathead Power Decision
Senator Walsh presses President Hoover to expedite the Flathead dam and power project and a related Montana railway expansion, urging no delay in federal action that would affect up to 20 million dollars in state construction. He seeks faster congressionally tamed reforms of the power commission while signaling business momentum in Polson and central Montana.
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Sen. Walsh
Hoover
Power Commission
Congress
Montana
T. J. Walsh
Shez
Government Oval
Flathead River
Polson
Rocky Mountain Power Company
Coroner's Jury Finds Moore Guilty of Murder
A coroner's jury in West Palm Beach Florida finds George Moore an alleged bootlegger guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Prohibition agents Robert K. Moncure and Frank Line Patterson last Saturday.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
George Moore
Robert K. Moncure
Frankline R. Patterson
Stimson Urges Naval Equality At Open London Talks
In St James Palace London Secretary of State Stimson declared that equality in naval power between the United States and Great Britain underpins American policy. Prime Minister MacDonald warned Britain’s survival relies on free access to world markets as France’s Premier Tardieu signaled broad agreement.
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Frank Haviland King
Associated Preas
London
Zan
Queen Anne
St. James’ Palace
George the Third
Stimson
United States
Great Britain
MacDonald
Britain
Isles
France
Tardieu
Property Owners To Help Day Up Washington D C
Washington real estate board plans action to curb bootlegging by reporting violations on properties to District Attorney Rover. John A. Petty announces the decision after talks with Rover and other board officials. The move aims to gather witnesses and evidence to eject violators.
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Washington, D
Washington
Washington Real Estate Board
Rover
John A. Petty
District of Columbia
Public aid urged to back justice system reform
In Anaconda a banquet heard from the Montana Crime Commission led by Herbert M. Peet urging public support for legal procedure revisions. Peet warned of opposition and stressed citizen backing as essential to ease the growing crime burden. Judges McKinnon and Hurley urged training, law observance, and jury system support.
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Anaconda
Rotary and
Kiwanis
Montana 1
Montana Crime Commission
Herbert M. Peet
Crime Commission
Peet
Legislative Assembly
8. D. McKinnon
Miles City
John Hurley
Glasgow
Old Woman Found Dead in Cabin Identified as Lucy Oldenberg
The frozen body of the aged recluse known as Dutch Lucy was identified as Lucy Oldenberg, about 76, a longtime city resident. Neighbors recalled her solitary life tending neighbors with herbal cures and brews as the search unfolds over her reputed money cache rumor.
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Dutch Lucy
Wyoming Street
Lucy Oldenberg
Mexico Severs Ties With Soviet Union In Official Statement
Acting Foreign Minister Genaro Estrada announced Mexico has no relations with Soviet Russia. The move follows anti Mexican demonstrations at Mexican embassies in Washington Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro blamed on Moscow as part of ongoing unfriendly acts against Mexico.
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Mexico City
Genaro Estrada
Mexico
Washington
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Moscow
Estrada
Army planes leave mountains on journey home
16 Army pursuit planes from Selfridge Michigan on a winter test flight landed at Miles City for an overnight stop after crossing the Rockies. They head toward North Dakota with planned stops at Bismarck and Fargo, while four planes flew directly from Helena to Miles City. A snowstorm delayed the group as they refueled near Billings.
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Miles City
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Army
Selfridge Id
Mich
Spokane
North Dakota
Bismark
Fargo
Helena
Rattlesnake Lake
Billings
Montana Forecast Sees Fair Weather Across State
Montana officials report mostly fair weather Friday and Saturday. The forecast notes somewhat colder conditions, with the coldest air affecting the extreme eastern portion of the state.
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Montana
Wool Marketing Corp to Help Stabilize Prices
Byron Wilson of Washington D C told the Montana Woolgrowers convention that a National Wool Marketing corporation under the Farm Board will control about 50 million pounds of the 1930 wool clip and become a major factor in stabilizing prices. He said the entity would have twice the reach of any past cooperative, and Western producers would soon see its potential.
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Helena
Mont
National
Negro, Returning Home, 31 Struck Down in Doorway Ambush
George Armstrong, 31, a black man, was ambushed at his 631 West Broadway home last evening. He was taken to St. James hospital with a fractured skull and facial injuries. his condition is listed as serious. He had just returned from work around 6 30.
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George Armstrong
West Broadway
St. James Hospital
Armstrong
City undecided on dates for staging ice carnival
Parks and playgrounds committee and city engineer Mike R Welsh say no skating carnival will occur at Clark Park if the weather does not improve. The event was moved from Jan 18 19 to Jan 25 26 due to cold. further postponement is possible.
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Clark Park
Parks and Playgrounds Committee
Mike R. Welsh
Federal Weather Bureau
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