Senate Approves 500 Million Capital for Reconstruction Finance Corp
Washington reports the Senate backed a 500 million capital appropriation for the Reconstruction Finance Corp amid House approval and a minor clerical-services amendment. Bills include 125 million for federal land banks as Hoover pushes economic program. opposition grows around Harvey Couch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Chamber
House
White House
Senate
Hoover
Congress
Harvey C. Couch
Pine
Financial prospects and Warburg death noted in column
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation is set to begin, issuing 350 million dollars in treasury notes to fund operations and reduce bank failures. Paul Warburg, a leading authority on banking, has died, a loss to U S finance. The piece also touches on railway labor talks and Far East tensions affecting markets.
Revolution in El Salvador Blamed on Soviets
Travelers arriving from San Salvador estimate unofficial casualties at about 600 killed in the uprising last week. They claim no official confirmation and believe the revolt was fostered by communists from Mexico but not crushed by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
San Salvador
Mexico
More Than 400 Sheepmen Register at Montana Convention
Bozeman reports 400 sheepmen and visitors registering for the Montana Wool Growers association convention opening today. Sylvan Pauly of Deer Lodge urged rising wool prices, E A O'Neal of the American Farm Bureau Federation spoke on tax relief and agriculture. Activities included a Kiwanis luncheon, a 163rd Regimental band concert, a Mount St Charles vs State College basketball game, meat cutting demonstrations, and women’s talks. Tomorrow is College Day at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Kiwanis Club
Sylvan Pauly
Deer Lodge
Montana
E. A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
163Rd Regimental
State College
Mount St. Charles
True Motive in Bower Kidnapping Case
Denver authorities weighed the motive in the Benjamin P. Bower kidnapping as the bakery manager was held for five days. Mrs. Bower reportedly obtained $25,000 from banks and placed it in a safety box. Police feared another raid as the release followed a demand for $50,000 and a midnight deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Benjamin P. Bower
Bower
Jerome Park
West Denver
Soldiers Guard Dartmoor Prison After Mutiny
Fifty soldiers arrived from Plymouth to guard Dartmoor prison amid a prison riot that injured eighty prisoners. Guards were authorized to shoot to kill if violence resumed as warders for the first time carried firearms. Inside, a double guard protected the site while twenty inmates were hospitalized and one remained in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmoor
Eng
Plymouth
Sad but Wise Bull Moose Ponders After Brush With Civilization
A sadder but wiser bull moose incapacitated after clashing with autos on the Butte-Elk Park highway, held up about twenty motorists as it paraded, then lingered in a corral at the Dan Parini ranch near Trask. The animal charged two cars, breaking windshields and inflicting deep gashes, while bystanders risked shots to photograph the scene. The moose blocked traffic for over an hour before potential danger subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills
Montana
Butte-Helena
Butte
Branson Stevenson
Richard Rice
New York
Butte-Elk Park
Dan Parini
Trask
Eagle Gas Company
Montana Weather Forecast Shifts North and West
Montana forecast calls for general fair conditions in the east while the west remains unsettled Tuesday into Wednesday. Temperatures dip slightly in the northeast Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Eddie Stinson Dies in Plane Crash
Edward A. Stinson 38, dean of American flyers and president of the Detroit Stinson Aircraft Co, died from injuries after a demonstrator crashed in Jackson Park while returning to Wayne Michigan. Three companions—Clark Field Kalamazoo Frederick Gillies Chicago—slighted injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Stinson
American Flyers
Chicago
Edward A
Eddie” Stinson
Jackson Park
Stinson
Dean
Wayne, Mich
Detroit-Stinson Corporation
Lake Michigan
Illinois Central Hospital
Clark Field
Kalamazoo, Mich
John Tompkins
East Chicago
Frederick Gillies
Cat Transfers Nine Lives to Canine Pal in Final Farewell
Heinie the three legged Butte dog known for surviving a crash a bullet wound distemper and carbolic acid died after being struck by a truck at Main and Mercury. The tale ends as his pal Tom the Persian cat is left desolate and Heinie is cremated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat
Heinie
Butte
Tom
Main and
Mercury
Joseph Silver Contractor Dies After Ill Health
Joseph R. Silver a noted Butte contractor and businessman died at his home 501 West Silver Street after years of ill health. Born in Fayall Azores he moved to California then Nevada before arriving in Montana in 1881. He led Montana Lime and Flux and later served as general contractor building many major structures including Platinum street paving. He belonged to Knights of Columbus and Woodmen of the World and was a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Silver
Butte
West Silver Street
Mr. Silver
Fayall
Azores
California
Nevada
Montana
Montana Lime and Flux Company
Silver
Platinum Street
Main Street
Utah Avenue
Knights of Columbus
Woodmen of the World
Milltown farmer refunds $12 from forty years ago
Tloyd Habein and his siblings received $2 each after a Milltown farmer refunded a 12 dollar deduction on a farm purchase made almost four decades ago. The family, connected to the Commercial Service association, learned of the restitution yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tloyd Habein
The
Commercial Service Association
Milltown
Minn
Mr. Habein
Butcher Confesses Salt Lake Slaying
Gilchrist Booth, 17, a meat cutter, confessed to killing John P. Halvorsen, 32, a life insurance salesman. Halvorsen was found slain in his car under a railroad viaduct, throat cut and wrist nearly severed, after alleged advances to a girl. Booth cited provocation as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Gilchrist Booth
John P. Halvorsen
John M. Knight
W. L. Payne
Booth
Halvorsen
State oAYG Torn Note Admits Dual Slaying
In Phoenix on January 25 a torn letter the State calls a confession by Winnie Ruth Judd to the killings of Helvig Samuelson and Agnes Anne LeRoi is introduced in her murder trial. Fragments allegedly written to her husband were recovered from a Los Angeles Broadway store drain by Carl E. Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Helvig Samuelson
Agnes Anne LeRoi
Judd
John Rolston
Lloyd J. Andrews
Unwilling Pilot Tries New York Flight Toward Empire State
New York United Press to James Lynch the steamship pilot from Queenstown Harbor Ireland arrived aboard the liner St. Louis as an unwilling passenger due to rough seas. Lynch refused to ride a tour rope ladder at the Empire State Building calling it too high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Lynch
Queenstown Harbor
Cobh
Ireland
St. Louis
Lynch
Empire State Building
Resistance 15 Foreseen by Shanghai Crisis Push
United Press reports that Shanghai officials fail to answer a Japanese demand ending the anti-Japanese boycott, heightening the threat of Japanese marine occupation. Sun Fo and Eugene Chen resign from the Chinese cabinet amid factional resistance to Chiang Kai-shek. China warns Geneva of possible global confrontation and calls for League action while Washington questions any troop landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Shanghai
Sun Fo
Eugene Chen
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Geneva
China
League of Nations
Washington
United States
Chinese Strengthen Shanghai Position In War Coverage
Chinese forces bolster defenses in Shanghai amid ongoing conflict as reporting notes a strengthened military position. The article notes continued coverage beyond the first page, indicating broader wartime updates from Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Ekins
Shanghai
China
California fruit crop damaged by severe cold snap
Los Angeles January 25 winter cold grip hits Southern California with reports of extensive damage to fruit trees, especially in the Imperial Valley where temperatures plunged to 20 degrees. Weather bureau confirms single digit readings at key stations and notes risk to grape crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Imperial Valley
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Spanish War Veterans to Observe McKinley Birthday
The birthday of William McKinley will be observed at a joint Henry W. Lawton camp and Ladies auxiliary meeting. Henry A. Young will be principal speaker. A luncheon will follow the program. Lincoln camp and other veterans are invited and a large turnout is expected. McKinley, born January 29 1843 in Niles Ohio, served in the Civil War and became president in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
Henry W. Lawton Camp
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Henry A. Young
Lincoln Camp
President McKinley
Niles
Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Youn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nel
Ruth Judd
Onangha
Everybody
Max Winkler
North American Newspaper Alliance
Treasury
National Credit Corporation
Paul Warburg
Bank of Manhattan Trust Company
Mr. Warburg
Warburg
Federal Reserve System
Far East
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
EL Salvador
Maximiliano Martinez
Joseph Silver
Deal
Butcher
Salt Lake
Ralph C. Brown
Trish
U.S
M’kinley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!