Referee Stops Schmeling Stribling Bout in Cleveland
Max Schmeling of Germany defeats W L Stribling of Georgia at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland before 35 000 fans, stopping the bout in the final round with 30 seconds remaining after a crushing right hand. Stribling rises dazed but beaten as the fight is continued on page 2 column 3.
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Grantland Rice
Unicipal
Cleveland
Ohio
Max Schmeling
Germany
W. L. Stribling
Georgia
Stribling
Jack Dempsey
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Schmelings
Butte Budget Plan Cuts 12 Percent Citywide
Mayor McTaggart announced a new city budget aiming to trim 12 percent from every department and save about 51000 from the 1931 32 budget. The plan estimates total expenditures of 385000, down from 436000, and will be presented to the city council for approval with continued coverage on page 2.
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Butte
McTaggart
Mountains Lakes Present Lure On Glorious Fourth
The Fourth of July draws crowds to Montana mountains lakes and rivers. Butte residents plan two days of nature with mountain peaks trout streams and boat trips as thousands travel highways planned routes. Weather could disrupt plans if a snow storm occurs, as warned by the weatherman.
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Montana
Butte
Rockies
Hoover in Close To Tough
Paris July 4 The French and American representatives reached satisfactory progress in talks on President Hoover's moratorium plan. No full accord was reported though two of four outstanding points were eliminated and two remain. The unsettled issues include the guarantee fund with the Bank for International Settlements and will be debated by the French cabinet today.
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Joseph
Sharkey
Associated Press
Paris
Hoover
France
Bank For International Settlements
Debt Plan Agreed Sparks NYSE Trading Rush
News that an agreement was reached on the debt plan in Paris prompted a late surge in stock buying on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. Sterling exchange advanced near the year’s high, signaling improved international sentiment and a favorable banking view.
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Paris
New York Stock Exchange
London
Facts About Montana Tax Rates and Lands
Montana carries the nation's lowest per acre land tax after Arizona, with 14.8 cents per acre for all lands in 1930. State owned school grant lands are sold on favorable terms, allowing up to 33 years for final payment.
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Arizona
Mission Head In Butte To Hold Latter Day Conventions
W R Sloan of Portland Oregon president of the Northwestern States Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is in Butte on an inspection tour. He will attend a missionary conference in Great Falls this evening and a general conference Sunday with congregations in Great Falls Sims Vaughn Byram and Conrad. He plans to dedicate chapels in Sims and Byram in September and returns Monday for another gathering.
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W. R. Sloan
Portland
Ore
Northwestern States
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Butte
Great Falls
Sims
Vaughn
Byram
Conrad
Walsh to Welcome Farley in Butte as Hoover Debt Moratorium Backed
Senator T. J. Walsh expected today to arrive at Lake McDonald to join James A. Farley in welcoming New York party chair and to endorse President Hoover’s proposal for a 12 month moratorium on World War debt. He argues the plan could avert economic gloom and unrest.
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T. J. Walsh
Butte
James A. Farley
The
Democracy of
New York
Hoover
Senator Walsh
Lake McDonald
Glacier National Park
Montana
Germany
America
Standard Gives Fight Returns To Large Crowd
A crowd of several thousand gathered outside the Montana Standard building to hear a round by round account of the Schmeling Stribling bout over the Cleveland wires. Applause leaned toward the rivals as fans lined an entire block. Early arrival, good humor, and weather relief marked the event as the main fight aired.
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Montana Standard
Cleveland
Pacific Flyer Olt For Tarcofe Of Nonstop Trip
Seattle July 3. Texas aviators Reg L Robbins and H S Jones await refueling in Fairbanks Alaska to begin a planned nonstop Seattle to Tokyo flight aboard a monoplane Fort Worth. Edmonton crew Mattern and Greener with a trimotored refueler delay departure to tomorrow, then possible Sunday. Alaska to Siberia route forecasts say conditions are favorable.
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Seattle
Fort Worth
Tokyo
Reg
L. Robbins
H. S. Jones
Texas
Fairbanks
Alaska
J. J. Mattern
Nick Greener
Edmonton
Alta
Robbins
Jones
Mattern
Greener
Siberia
Bering Strait
Grain executive criticizes politicians over opposition
Chicago July 3. C E Huff president of the Farmers National Grain corp says federal grain stabilization policies win broad farmer support and warns farmers not to let office seeking politicians drive them into opposition to the agriculture marketing act. He notes early news ties potential 1932 candidates to political outbursts on the act.
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Chicago
C. E. Huff
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Odeon Rider Dies After Jens Rodeo Injury
Deer Lodge July 4 Special Ted Beck 26 son of Mr and Mrs Soren Beck of Deer Lodge died at St Josephs hospital after injuries from a horse throw at the Jens rodeo last Sunday He was flown to the hospital by an airplane owned by Bert Mooney of Butte He left the hospital Monday then developed erysipelas and returned Survived by his wife parents two sisters and five brothers from Deer Lodge and George Beck of Seattle
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Deer Lodge
Ted Beck
Soren Beck
St. Joseph's Hospital
Beck
Bert Mooney
Butte
Ann Beck Warren
Tina Beck
Andrew
Peter, Soren Jr
James Beck
George Beck
Seattle
Dispute Over Right to Use Tennis Court Aired in Butte Police Court
In Butte police court a disturbance charge over a tennis court near the Ophir mine on Dakota street is heard. Peter Smith, 21, caretaker for church league youths, sits with injuries as Herman Gibson, 19, faces the charge. A minister and a prominent attorney observe as tensions between church league members and street youths are discussed.
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Butte
Ophir Mine
Dakota Street
Peter Smith
Church League
Herman Gibson
Smith
the Gospel
San Francisco Matches Heat Record at 99 Degrees
San Francisco tied the Pacific coast heat record by reaching 99 degrees at 12 10 p m the hottest July day on record. Fresno also neared 100 as other cities reported varied noon temperatures with low humidity and fog in Portland.
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San Francisco
Fresno
Cal
Pacific Coast
Golden Gate
Presno
Northwest
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Diego
Reno
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Idaho
Arizona
Tuma
Phoenix
Needles
Camp Fire Camp At Georgetown Lake Opens To Public Today
Active girls of the local council open Georgetown lake Camp Ta hepia Wohelo to the public today and tomorrow. Boating fishing tennis and free dancing featured with small charges for tents parking space boats and lunches. Proceeds fund the next Camp.
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Georgetown Lake
Aetive Girls
Tahepia Wohelo
Trains Collide Injuring 25 at New Haven Viaduct
In New Haven Connecticut July 3 more than 25 people were admitted to area hospitals after a head on collision between the Merchants Limited and a Springfield bound passenger train at a viaduct near the station. At least one person was dying.
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New Haven
Conn
Merchants Limited
Springfield
Montana Weekend Forecast Calls for Warmer, Fair Days
The Montana forecast predicts generally fair weather Saturday and Sunday with warmer conditions on Saturday. Temperatures rise through the weekend as high pressure settles in, bringing sunny skies and light winds across most counties.
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Montana
Post and Gatty Leave On Long Island Fishing Trip
After ten days of nonstop activity and globe circling, Wiley Post and Captain Gatty motor up Long Island Sound to join William H. Todd’s yacht for a two day fishing cruise. They visit Roosevelt field and Floyd Bennett air port before boarding the Saelmo at Stamford for a leisurely cruise to Montauk Point with their wives.
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Post
Gatty
Long Island
New York
Wiley Post and
Long Island Sound
William H. Todd
Dauntless
Roosevelt Field
Floyd Bennett Airport
Barren Island
Winnie Mae
Post and Gatty
Todd
Stamford
Conn
Joseph A. Boyle
Saelmo
Montauk Point
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