Banker Kidnapping Mystery Sways Police In New Jersey
Willard H. Eliott, vice president of Habart Trust in Passaic, was abducted for six days and later found in Nutley. Police and state banking officials probe Hobart Trust records to explain the motive as Eliott recounts details of the capture by three men with Chicago ties.
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East Orange
N. J
State Department of Banking
Willard H. El-iott
Habart Trust Company
Passaic
Elliott
Nutley
William H. O'Neill
Werner Peer
State Bank Examiner
Hobart Trust Company
Ruth
John
Tom
Chicago
Doctor Dradala Joins Murray Hospital Staff
Dr. Theodore Dradala of Omaha was added to Murray hospital staff yesterday. He is a graduate of the University of Nebraska Medical School.
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Theodore Dradala
Omaha
Murray Hospital
Dradala
Medical School
University of Nebraska
Harrison Avenue Paying Committee Urges Mail or Visit
A notice from the Harrison Avenue paying committee at the Butte Chamber of Commerce asks automobile owners to mail their subscription check or visit the chamber to obtain a windshield sticker. The committee notes members are busy and contribute time beyond their own payments.
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Harrison Avenue
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Harrison Ave
Four Thousand Men Battle Forest Fire Near Mill Valley
A forest fire in Mill Valley drew firefighting units from multiple communities including San Francisco. A 3-year-old daughter of San Francisco art dealer Lucian Marsh was reported missing with a Filipino house boy after the blaze began around 4 30 p m. The fire, whose cause was undetermined, consumed several score acres and damaged many homes and show places within two hours.
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San Francisco
Lucian Marsh
Marsh
Mill Valley
Gity Moves to Enforce New Air Statute at Airport
Butte airport commission led by J K Hesler reviews air safety rules. Captain Wright praises strict conformity with commerce regulations to ensure licensed pilots and registered aircraft. He notes pilots must display license in cockpits and faces penalties for unlicensed flying. The inspector reports few unlicensed planes in Montana and recent fines issued during inspections.
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Butte
J. K. Hesler
P. C. Ryan
James H. Rowe
James Woods
Ray Coughlin
Wright
Department of Commerce
Montana
Alabaster Memorial Unveiled for 112 Soldiers at Harefield
In Harefield church a new alabaster memorial honors 112 Australian soldiers who died at Harefield Hospital near Uxbridge during World War I. The ceremony marked a solemn tribute to those lives lost in service.
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Harefield Hospital
Uxbridge
England
Harefield Church
Opigy Testimony Reveals Turbulent Tufts of Love and Money
Witnesses tell of Charles Nax, a St. Louis publicity man, and Ann Livingston's romance with him shaped by money. Hardinge admits deceptions about marriage proposals and exposes risqué hotel room talk and breakfast with Nax, while denying lasting affection beyond publicity.
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Charles Nax
St. Louis
Nax
Hardinge
Ann
Tulsa
Miss Livingston
Denver
President Eyes Budget Cuts and Tax Reductions
The president proposes cutting naval armaments and army spending, rebuilding posts, and boosting veterans services while maintaining Mediterranean relief and farm aid. He seeks to learn how far to trim other government costs, noting overspending last year. Treasury experts favor lowering the corporate tax from 12 to about 10 percent and expanding exemptions for small taxpayers to ease the burden.
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Treasury
Council to Call for 8105 Tonight
City committee aims to arrange for all auto owners to meet a $2 to $10 assessment by Saturday night to fund a public project. About 95 percent have contributed. a few owners with unpaid cars face hardship. The Harrison avenue drive totals are to be reported at tonight’s council meeting as donations from doctors, businesses, and cab companies are listed.
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Park Street
Gamer
Harrison Avenue
C. H. Smith
Leroy McLeod
D. C. Fry
R. C O. McLanahan
George Chaffe
Stone, Ordean-Wells Co
Sam Ingraham
C. F. Ginter
Elmer Toy
L. J. Griffin
H. G. Knuss
W. T. Sweet
8. C. Sweet
Inter-City Trucking Company
Butte Coal Co
G. G
Timothy Nolan
Donald McMillan
FE. M. Sheehan
E. W. Softly
Paul Gow
P. M. Sullivan
Ida Rosskoff
John Feeley
R. Curran
G. R. Russell
J. B. Tait
B. J. Rask
W. N. Waugh
J. A Donovan
B. J. Keenan
Swan Gustafson
Thomas Whalen
Ernest Carlson
Sherman & Reed
A. ©. Leck
Pacific Coal Company
C. L. Obertreis
G. M. Hendley
R. T. McCulloh
William H. Stull
G. W. Moon
J. M. Fine
John Zurfluh
Otto Nulty
Jim Taylor
Townsend Man Wins Buick Sedan Gift From Eagles
Dewey Wheeler, a Townsend road worker for the state highway commission, received a four door Buick sedan as a prize yesterday. He is a prominent Elk of Townsend though not a member of the Eagles lodge No 11.
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Dewey Wheeler
State Highway Commission
Townsend
Buttenerie No. 11
Eagles
Wheeler
Mrs. Mary Marvin Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Mary Marvin, 71, Austrian born and longtime Butte resident, died yesterday afternoon in a local hospital after a brief illness. Survived by four sons Max John George Frank. two daughters Mrs. J. A. White and Mrs. Anthony Merzlak. and 10 grandchildren. Body at Gateway pending funeral arrangements.
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Marvin
Mary Marvin
Austria
Butte
Max
John
George
Portland
Frank
Livingston
J. A. White
Auburn
Wash
Anthony Merzlak
Butté
Gateway Pede
Boy Scout Identified After Potter's Field Burial
Clarence Fredenburg, 12, saved from burial in Potter's field, is identified in Chicago morgue after a campaign button raised by Donald McKinlay leads to detection. The boy, who rode freight to join his mother, died in a railroad incident 21 days earlier. his mother recognizes him.
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Chicago
Potter's Field
Clarence Fredenburg
Hope Cemetery
Donald McKinlay
Judge McKinlay
Clarence
Fred Colburn
Marshall, Mich
Grand Trunk
Amphibian plane embarks on transatlantic style voyage
The amphibian plane with pilots Bob Gast and Parker Cramer readies for a great circle flight toward Berlin. They load mail gasoline and provisions and plan a Milwaukee stop to wreath Lief Erikson statue. Stops include Remi Lake Ontario for fuel with good weather prevailing. Destination is Germany within a week if conditions hold.
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Pirote
Bob Gast
Parker Cramer
Berlin
Great Circle
Milwaukee
Wis
Lief Erickson
Great Whale
Hudson Bay
Chicago
Canadian
Remi Lake
Ont
City of Cleveland Mono Plane Extends Endurance Flight
The City of Cleveland piloted by Byron K. Newcomb and Roy L. Mitchell flew for a fifth day above Cleveland without faltering. It surpassed the 100 hour mark at 10 30 52 p m as it pursued a new world endurance refueling record, with the existing record at 172 hours 32 minutes 1 second.
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FIEL
Cleveland
Byron K. Newcomb
Roy L. Mitchell
Angeleno pilots extend refueling endurance flight
Culver City Cal July 2 L W Mendell and R B Reinhart flying the Angeleno began their flight at 7 29 30 am and after eleven hours aloft completed their first refueling at 6 29 30 pm to push the endurance test forward.
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Culver City
Cal
L. W. Mendell
R. B. Reinhart
Tariff Hearings Probe Auto Makers Views On Reductions
Senate metals subcommittee chaired by Senator Reed heard testimony on sundry and metals schedules amid debate over car tariffs. Invitations were sent to Henry Ford Alfred P Sloan Alvin Macauley and W T White to testify July 11 on possible tariff cuts. Zanzibar cloves exports valued at 3 million dollars were noted.
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Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Henry Ford
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Alvin Macauley
National Automotive Chamber of Commerce
Packard Motor Company
W. T. White
White Truck Company
Colonel Quinlan Leads Federal Business Associations Network
Colonel Quinlan, acting for President Hoover, heads 2 520 federal business associations across 26 areas and 280 districts to inventory federal realty and coordinate surplus and needs. He credits General Dawes for the idea, says the system cuts rent and saves about 900 000 dollars in one year while expanding the program to census work. He urges governors to allow civil service exams in schoolhouses on Saturdays to further savings.
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Tion
United States
Army
Navy
Federal Business Association
Bfimacombe
John B. Taylor
Quinlan
Hoover
Alaska
Dawes
Congress
Civil Service
Census Bureaus
Civil Service Bureaus
Racket Cashes Check For Friend At Western Auto
A man posed as a prominent business figure over the phone and had Western Auto cash a $21 check for a friend. The friend cashed the check and left. later the check proved worthless. Police hunt both the friend and the alleged businessman.
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Western Auto Company
Manila Railway Buys 600000 Worth of Equipment
A Manila railway in the Philippines is purchasing equipment valued at 600000 to improve operations in the country.
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Manila
P. I
Driving Legoon Brings Mishaps In City Streets
Korich told police at the city jail he bought the car yesterday and was learning to drive. He said he could not stop after seeing Prendergast in his path and denied fleeing the scene. He struck Maurice Lowney’s car and a Skagg grocery truck, shattering Lowney’s left rear wheel and leaving a 15 foot wall impression. Officers Sullivan and Allard investigated.
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Korich
Prendergast
Maurice Lowney
Wyoming Street
Skagg
Lowney
Granite
Silver Bow
Siamese Show High Interest in Modern Business Schools
Siamese interest in modern business methods grows as a Bangkok commercial school opens to meet demand and cannot accommodate all applicants.
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Bankok
Car buying: evaluate new models by price and charges
Compare each new car's merit against its price including delivery and finance costs, then assess the allowances offered on your current car to determine the best upgrade option.
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GAR
Zanzibar
Gchmrenafoh
Colonel Quinlan
Frigidaire
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oakland
BUICK
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Cadillac
Fleher
DELCO
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