Plot Frustrated Assassination Plan Against Rubio Leader
Mexico City police disclosed a botched plot by Vasconcelos followers to kill President elect Pas qual Ortiz Rubio, destroy public buildings, and seize power. Nineteen suspects were arrested weeks earlier, two released. others confessed. Ortiz Rubio had just returned from a U S visit after his November election.
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Mexico City
Jose Vasconcelos
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Valente Quintana
Alvaro Obre
France Wins Procedural Nod On Naval Armament Tonnage Plan
At No 10 Downing Street France gained a procedural edge in the five power naval arms talks by obtaining the right to press its plan for limitation by total tonnage, ahead of Italy. Italy awaits its turn as Britain announces canceling two 10 000 ton cruisers, Northumberland and Surrey.
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Frank Haviland King
Associated Press
London
France
Naval A Wment
No. 10
Downing Street
Italy
Stimson
Northumberland
Surrey
Steel alloy primed to transform auto industry says executive
F J Griffiths of Central Alloy Steel and head of Republic Steel research notes alloy steel now accounts for half of automobile steel and that average car weight has dropped to under 30 percent of former. He cites rust resistance and nitriding as advances while price drops widen markets. Industry in infancy, ripe for further invention and growth.
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F. J. Griffiths
Central Alloy Steel Corporation
Republic Steel Corporation
Butte Seeks Bobcats as Rocky Mountain Pennant contenders
Butte officials aim to host the Rocky Mountain conference basketball pennant games if the Bobcats win the western district title. Dr H H James calls a noon meeting at the Silver Bow club to discuss plans while Montana State and Bozeman question capacity for hosting. Denver offers inducements but college authorities and coach Dyche favor Butte.
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Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Bobcats
H. H. James
Silver Bow
Montana State College
Bozeman
Denver
Schubert Dyche
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Final search tightens around Eielson crash site
Moscow reports the last phase of the international hunt for aviators Carl Ben Eielson and Earl Borland focuses on the wreckage 90 miles southeast of North Cape Siberia. Four men and two dog teams probe the ice and snow while authorities suspect a faulty altimeter and high impact speed led to the fatal crash on November 9.
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Nome
Alaska
Carl Ben Eielson
Earl Borland
Eielson
North Cape
Siberia
Borland
Erelson
Joe Crosson
Crosson
Eielson Evi
Ben Eielson
Carl -Ben Eielson
Cape North
Feh
Elelson
Anguema
Classifieds Offer Broad Range of Listings
Hundreds of offers including rent sale real estate used cars and help wanted await in the classifieds with a wide mix of categories and items for readers to inspect.
Montana Classified Ads Offer Varied Opportunities
Fragmentary notice from the Montana paper hints at ongoing classified ads for in service and opportunity. A phone number 5411 appears, suggesting a contact point for listings or inquiries. The text is brief and lacks clear names, places, or dates.
Attendance record broken as second semester starts
Registrations over the past week added about 140 new students from Washington junior high and 12 to 15 entering Butte schools. The Washington school enrollment rose to 240 additional traditional students, with 190 now in ninth grade, bringing total enrollment to about six hundred.
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Washington
Butte
Ashington
Mary L. Quigley
Quigley
Democrats Loge In Attempts To Lower Rayon Schedule
The Senate rejected three Democratic efforts to cut existing tariffs on raw rayon and related filament products. A Montana Democrat urged a 45 cent a pound minimum, arguing for a broader cut, while opponents defended the current tariff and the regulars sought a modest protection increase. The long debate spanned much of the day.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Montana
Early Idaho settler Mrs. McConnell dies of heart attack
Mrs. William J. McConnell widow of Idaho’s second governor and mother of Senator Borah died at home from a heart attack aged 84. She had a cold for several days but remained in stable condition until a few hours before death.
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Moscow
Idaho
William J. McConnell
William E. Borah
McConnell
Sally Potionaciens
Montana Power executives meet in Butte conference
District managers from 18 cities and Montana Power officers convened in Butte for the first quarterly 1930 conference. John C. Ryan led discussions on improving service to patrons and anticipating customer needs. The meeting, a long standing practice, aims to keep Montana Power at the forefront of U S energy providers with a banquet planned for the evening at the New Finlen.
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Montana Powers Company
Butte
Montama Power Company
John C. Ryan
Montana Power Company
Monna Power
Montana
United States
Finlen
C. H. Christenson
H. 8. Thane
Chicago Faces Hunger Amid City Financial Collapse
Forty thousand city employees, unpaid for almost a month, scramble for credit as police, hospital, and school services stare at cash shortages. Merchants demand payment, coal dealers threaten to halt deliveries until bills are settled, with the city already owing large sums to coal firms.
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Chicago
Seer
Five Die in Flaming Fall of Air Transport
Four passengers and the pilot died when a Travelair monoplane of Central Air Lines crashed near Fairfax airport while en route from Wichita to Kansas City. The five passenger craft carried a crew and passengers when it went down in the afternoon.
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Kansas City
Kan
Central Air Lines
Universal Aircraft Corporation
Wichita
Kansas
Fairfax
Aerial Elopement Faces Annulment Overshadowed by Mother‑in‑Law
Grant Withers and Loretta Young wed in Yuma and flew back to Hollywood with Mrs. George Belzer pressing to cancel the union. The couple spoke of happiness yet faced an official challenge to the marriage as it heads toward annulment.
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Duane Hennessy
United Press
Hollywood
Cal
Grant Withers
Withers
Loretta Young
Yuma
Ariz
George Belzer
Mexican legation stoned by demonstrators in Montevideo
In Montevideo on January 27 a small group of demonstrators wrecked the glass at the Mexican legation and fled before police arrived. No injuries reported.
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Legation
Montevideo
Uruguay
Montana Forecast Unsettled with Snow West Tuesday
A weather outlook for Montana shows unsettled conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday with occasional snow developing in the western portion. Temperatures stay largely unchanged.
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Montana
Copper Producers Seek Fair Return for Workers
Gordon R. K. Campbell president of the Calumet & Arizona Copper Co. urged cooperation over competition and defended 18 cents a pound copper as reasonable, saying it enables fair wages for workers and fair returns on investment.
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New York
Gordon RK. Campbell
Calumet & Arizona Copper Co
Campbell
Attorney General Mitchell backs sober enforcement in Willamson bill
Washington Jan 27 Attorney General Mitchell declares prohibition en forcement officers should be sober believers in the Volstead act He endorses the Williamson bill before the house expenditures committee and sends a personal opinion to a citizen who questioned department inquiries about candidates.
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Washington
Mitchell
Justice Department
Willamson
House
SOUT WORK HERE RECEIVES PRAISE OF JOHN J. PIPER
John H. Piper of Spokane praised Paul N. Campbell and the Silver Bow council at a luncheon. He cited the council as one of the outstanding groups of its size in America and highlighted Campbell’s efficient leadership and community impact.
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John J. Piper
Silver Bow Council
United States
John H. Piper
Spokane
Paul N. Campbell
Piper
National Council
America
Campbell
American Express to Tie With Airways for Rapid Service
American Express Co and National Parks Airways will inaugurate air express service from Montana on February 1. Package time from Butte to Salt Lake City drops from 18 hours to four. Butte to New York falls from four and a half days to 18 hours. Proportional reductions extend to intermediate points and to the west and south.
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American Express Co
Montana
National Parks Airways
Butte
Salt Lake City
New York City
American Express
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