Hyde Warns Wheat Farmers On Overproduction In Midwest
Secretary Hyde arrives in Kansas City to tour Nebraska Colorado Kansas West Texas and Oklahoma with Alexander Legge to address wheat growers. He says the aim is to alert farmers rather than instruct them how to run their business.
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Kansas City
Paul Revere
Hyde
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
West Texas
Oklahoma
Anton Barnaspaki Held in Jail in Connection With Death
Anton Barnaspaki remains jailed in Anaconda on suspicion linked to the death of lumber camp worker Jack Antilla. County Attorney Roy Michaud plans first degree murder charges, while police link Barnaspaki to a 1924 attempted murder and 18 months’ prior penitentiary term. Antilla was found dead near Pearson Lumber camp after a fight in a cabin. Coroner Frank Gubbins notes evidence suggesting a violent struggle and bleeding.
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Anaconda
Anton Barnaspaki
Jack Antilla
Russell Osborne
State Penitentiary
Roy Michaud
Baranspaki
Antilla
Pearson
John Hill
Emil Hine
Barnaspaki
Frank Gubbins
Trial begins for Glenn Rogers in Patrolman Costello murder
After heated jury selection battles, Glenn Rogers 24 faces trial in Los Angeles for the murder of Patrolman James Costello 29. Juror challenges centered on female representation as defense counsel sought a female dominated panel. The case hinges on Costello’s shooting as he questioned Rogers near a parked car.
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Glenn Rogers
James Costello
George Costello
Department of Justice
Butte
Los Angeles
United Press
Costello
Rogers
S. A. Cramer
Montana Weather Outlook Unsettled This Weekend
Montana forecast shows unsettled conditions on Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. No precipitation details given. The report emphasizes a cool, variable pattern across the state.
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Montana
Attendance at Yellowstone Park Breaks All Records
All-time attendance records for Yellowstone National Park were shattered on July 4. A total of 4,758 visitors entered the park, surpassing the 4,452 mark set on August 8, 1929. Traffic also rose with 548 cars at the West Entrance, beating the 521 vehicles on July 3, 1927. Across all entrances 1,296 vehicles were counted, compared with 1,082 on the previous record date. Total registered visitors reached 55,298, about 6,000 more than a year ago at this time.
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Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
Reconciliation in Romania Ends Lupescu Return Rumor
In Bucharest on July 5, King Carol II and Queen Helen publicly reconciled after prompting from their son Michael. The government stated Madame Magda Lupescu will never return to Romania, dismissing revival talk as propaganda. Prince Barbu Stirbey, once seen as the real power, left for France amid claims the abdication turmoil is resolved. Legal proceedings for annulment of
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Bucharest
Rumania
Carol II
Carol
Helen
Michael
Madame Magda Lupescu
Romania
Madame Lupescu
Barbu Stirbey
France
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Butte Sees Warmest Day In Eleven Years
Butte recorded its hottest weather in 11 years yesterday as the mercury reached 90 degrees despite darkening clouds. Earlier the day hit 86 before clouds moved in, with the all-time high of 97 set on July 5, 1919.
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Butte
Forced Quorum Sought to Push London Pact Vote
United Press reports Administration leaders plan forceful collection of a senate quorum if needed to vote on the London naval treaty. Majority Leader Watson said he hopes it won’t be necessary but would have sergeant at arms pursue absent senators home to Washington if prolonged debate continues. Senator Johnson of California urged rejection of the treaty.
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Washington
Watson
Senate
Ashington
Johnson
Calif
Columbus Woman Found Dead in Garage
Louise Wilkinson about 55 was found hanging in her Columbus garage. Worry over finances cited as the cause for death by own action. A Stillwater county resident for 20 years she had been missing since early today.
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Billings
Louise Wilkinson
Columbus
Hunter Brothers Return From Aerial Harrow After Record Flight
Chicago July 5 The Hunter brothers John Kenneth Walter and Albert end a 553 hour 4114 minute nonstop flight over Sky Harbor airport setting a new world record by 133 hours over the St Louis Robin. They faced managers and public adulation upon landing after ten hours sleep and a briefing.
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Chicago
Hunter
Earth
Sky Harbor
John
Kenneth
St. Louis
Hunter Brothers
Walter
Albert
Girls and Boy Scouts Start Summer Camps in Butte
Butte youth groups begin camp season with Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls opening at Basin creek and Georgetown lake today while 93 Boy Scouts depart for Camp Lowlands tomorrow. About 33 girls join Camp Castle Rock and 38 Camp Tahopia. hundreds more expected as leaders stress safety and outdoor education.
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BOY Scouts
Castle Rock
Butte
Basin Creek
Georgetown Lake
Tahopia
Montana Evergreens
Camp Castle Rock
Standard paper boy saves child life in Basin Creek rescue
Roscoe Eustice, 14, a Standard route carrier, dived into seven feet of water fully clothed to save a child who wandered from parents and fell into a pool near the Girl Scout camp at Basin Creek on July 4. Family details and community praise follow as fellow carriers hail him as a hero.
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Roscoe Eustice
Basin Creek
George W. Eustice
Oklahoma Street
Roscoe
Chute Jumper Buried in Mud After Long Fall
Reedburg Wisconsin July 5 The body of Peaches Lamar 20 Rockford Al parachute jumper was found embedded in a marsh south of here after she fell more than 1500 feet when her parachute failed to open during an exhibition tonight Physicians said every bone in her body was broken
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Reedsburg
Wis
Pioneer Stage Guard’s Son Recalls Portneuf Theft
W. B. Parks, son of Charley Parks and survivor of the July 13 1865 Plummer massacre, visits Butte while in California to map cities for Western Map company. He describes his father's role as shotgun messenger during the historic Portneuf robbery.
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Pioneer Stage Guard
Portneuf
Charley Parks
Pioneer Express
Plummer
Portneuf Canyon
Butte
W. 8. Parks
Oakland
Calif
Parks
Western Map Company of
Zuta forfeit bond to dodge Moran gunmen
Chicago July 5 Jack Zuta boss for Bugs Moran chose to forfeit a 400 bond and stay in hiding after a loop ambush failed to kill him Tuesday night He fled to avoid being a target of rival gangsters tied to the Jake Lingle murder case Police warned him after the earlier attack as rivalry in Chicago crime escalated
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Chicago
Jack Zuta
Bugs" Moran
Jake Lingle
Zuta
Lingle
Boys confessions reveal long list of grimes
The Dalles Oregon July 5 UP eight boys ages between 9 and 13 admitted to a dozen robberies and the purchase of two rifles and revolvers with stolen money. They also confessed to burglaries petty larceny and an attempted dynamiting of a Union Pacific train. Much loot was recovered and the youths were released to their parents to appear in juvenile court early next week.
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The
Dalles
Ore
Union Pacific
Romance ends in double tragedy near Little York
In Trenton New Jersey on July 5 Ernest J Fricke of New York shot and killed Gladys Cann a 20 year old and then killed himself as their car neared her home in Little York New Jersey Refusal to marry is believed to have driven Fricke to the crime
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Trenton
N. J
Ernest J. Fricke
New York
Gladys Cann
Little York
Fricke
Firecracker Assault Charged in County Complaint
John J. White of West Park street filed an assault complaint in the county attorney's office against John Hepler of Albertson block. White alleges Hepler struck him with a firecracker, endangering his life and causing great bodily harm. Officials note this is the first such complaint in the county.
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John J. White
West Park Street
White
John
Hepler
Albertson Block
Three Explosions Kill Three at Cimino Fireworks Plant
In Neptune township three blasts sparked a fire at Cimino Fireworks. Victims include adult proprietor Consiglio Cimino and Minnie Cimino aged 9 and Idolares Renna aged 2 months. Frank Cimino Jr. is missing. two other children were reported in the building. Evidence of high explosives in the cellar delayed search. Spontaneous combustion cited as the cause.
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Asbury Park
N. J
U.P
Cimino
Neptune Township
Frank Cimino Jr
Idolares Renna
Brooklyn
Minnie Cimino
Consiglio Cimino
Health service plans aid for mental cases
Washington July 5 United Press report details a new program authorized by Congress to address shell shocks of civilization. Dr. Walter L. Treadway will head the effort within the health service and oversee narcotic farms and related controls as part of the administration's narcotic crackdown.
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Cecil Owen
United Press
Washington
Congress
Walter L. Treadway
The
Health Service
Bureau of Narcotics
Treasury
Public Health Service
Roads to cemeteries will be oiled in Montana project
County surveyor M. J. Loughran announced the decision to oil and resurface the half mile South Montana street leading to the cemeteries. Oil crews will begin work after completing the Elizabeth Warren avenue project this week, with the road south of it slated to follow.
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Loughran
Montana
Montana Street
M. J. Loughran
Elizabeth Warren Ave
Nue
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