Dry Raiders Face Murder Charges As Farmers Die
The report notes three Dry Raiders charged with murder after farmers were killed by gunshots. Production details describe a manganese roasting plant in Butte doubling output to 225 tons daily with ore from local mines. A tariff increase is urged to expand a regional manganese industry, potentially lowering steel costs by seven cents per ton.
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Manganese and Development
Butte
Montana Street
John Cole
Philipsburg
Cole
Congress
Butte District
Luck Has Nothing to Do With Success Says Bank Leader
Prominent New York banker Louis G. Kaufman, head of the merged Chatham Phoenix Bank, asserts that luck does not drive business success. He credits staying with a reputable firm, continuous study, and self-education as key to advancement, urging youth to read financial journals and banking books after work.
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N. Y
North American Newspaper Alliance
Louis G. Kaufman
Chatham Pheenix Bank of America Organization
No liquor found in raid left deaths and questions
A Fourth of July liquor raid near Tecumseh Oklahoma resulted in the deaths of farmers Oscar Lowery and James Harris. Federal agent W W Thomason and four aides face murder charges as officials dispute deputization and warrants amid protests and a clash of authorities.
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Tecumseh
Okla
Here
Oscar Lowery
James Harris
Prohibition
W. W. Thomason
Tom Little
John D. William
Jeff
Harrison Avenue Paving Fund Nearing Finish
The Harrison Avenue paving subscription drive in Butte nears completion with pledges sufficient to surpass the goal. J Fred Gamer, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce committee, says all promises should be kept and the $45 000 fund will be ready next week.
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Harrison Avenue
J. Fred Gamer
Butte Chamber of Commerce Committee
Navy Seaplane Rescues Five Children in Chesapeake Bay
A Navy seaplane on training duty at Annapolis rescued five children clinging to an overturned boat in Chesapeake Bay. Pilot Lieutenant Edward Mulheron landed beside the craft and took the youngsters aboard, then taxiing to Miles River and St Michaels. The plane had full crew and payload, so the rescue was completed without adding more evacuees. The children were Louis Burns, Sarah Allen, Dorothy Taylor, Worthman Dodson of St Michaels, and Hillard Owens of Washington. They were turned over to a father and reported safe.
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Navy
Naval Academy
Edward 8 S. Mulheron
Chesapeake Bay
Leutenant Mulheron
Mulheron
Miles River
St. Michaels
Louis Burns
Sarah Allen
Dorothy Taylor
Worthman Dodson
Hillard Owens
Antin Bowler S idles at Great Whale in Hudson Bay
The Chicago Tribune plane Antin Bowler, en route from Lake Remi to Port Burwell, Cape Chidley, Labrador, rests at Great Whale trading post. Weather delays keep it grounded with 600 gallons cached for emergencies and radio contact via Elgin, Illinois.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Berlin
Greenland
Iceland
Great Whale
Hudson Bay
Lake Remi
Ontario
Port Burwell
Cape Chidley
Labrador
Lindberghs land in Arizona town
Kingman Arizona July 6 Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh landed at Kingman airport at 5 45 pm coming from Winslow The Colonel expects to leave for Los Angeles tomorrow
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Kingman, Ariz
Charles A. Lindberg
Democrats hail Roosevelt as next president at New York speech
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York is praised by Democratic circles as the next president after his Independence Day address at Tammany Hall opening. He warned against centralized control of government and business and urged a separation of state and industry.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Montana Elks Depart by Special Train to Los Angeles
A Union Pacific special train carrying 200 Montana Elks plus many spouses departs from the local station at 8 15 p m bound for Los Angeles to attend the national Elks convention opening Monday. Henry Coulam leads the train with Frank H LeSage in charge of the visiting delegation. several officials and judges accompany them.
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Union Pacific
Los Angeles
of the Order
California
Henry Coulam
Union Pacific Railway
Butte
Butte Lodge of Elks
Frank H. LeSage
Butte Lodge
Ihief
Mr. LeSage
Frank L. Riley
Dean W. Phillips
Paul A. Rooney
Joseph H
Elkdom's Rule A 65th National Elk Convention Opens
Led by Murray Hulbert the grand exalted ruler and about 120000 Elks arrive in Los Angeles for the 65th national convention. Purple and white decorations flood streets as Colonel Walter P. Andrews of Atlanta accompanies Hulbert and is expected to be elected grand exalted ruler at the first session.
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Los Angeles
Murray Hulburt
Hulbert
Walter P. Andrews
Atlanta
Grand Lodge
Sweet Girl Graduate Faces Harder Time Finding Spouse
Chicago July 6 The Rev Daniel A Lord 8 S J of St Louis says the sweet girl graduate model 1929 faces growing difficulty finding an interesting husband. He notes college women seek careers and are erudite beyond many college men leading to conversational and companionship gaps in marriage prospects.
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Chicago
Daniel A. Lord
S. J
St. Louis
Father Lord
Monoplane Pathfinder Crew Set for Rome Takeoff
Old Orchard Beach reports a smoother shore after a high tide and the Pathfinder crew plans a 6:30 am start for Rome. Navigator Lewis A. Yancey says ocean weather remains favorable and prep will continue through the night ahead of a potential 4 am decision.
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Atlantic
Old Orchard
Old Orchard Beach
Pathfinder
Rome
Lewis A. Yancey
Yancey
Busing Arrested as Accomplice of Bandit Queen
Robert Busing, 45, admitted to aiding bandit Queen Evelyn Armstrong and accomplice Lee Renfro. He was jailed in Portland after being arrested in Vancouver Washington following a robbery in which the trio bound and gagged a druggist who later freed himself and pursued them.
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Portland
Ore
Robert Busing
Lee Renfro
Evelyn Armstrong
Vancouver
Wash
Renfro
Clarence Smith
Ann Livingston Granted 28 000 in Heart Balm Suit
In Chicago Miss Ann Livingston Tulsa divorcee won 25 000 damages from Franklin Hardinge wealthy oil burner maker in a breach of promise case filed for 250 000. Verdict delivered after about four and a half hours with no immediate appeal decision.
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Tulsa
Okla
Franklin Hardings
Chicago
Ann Livingston
Franklin Hardinge
Miss Livingston
Hardinge
Franklin Hardinge, Jr
St. Louis
Robert Puderbaugh
Hardinger
DENTIOT IN OMAWA PULLS TOOTH FOR LOS ANGELES MAN
Nicholas Christensen a former Omaha resident and president of Romaincraft in Los Angeles flew from Los Angeles to Omaha for dental treatment after a toothache. On his return he plans a stop in Wichita to inspect airplane plants.
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Dentiot
Omawa
Tooth
Los Angeles
Omaha, Neb
Omaha
Nicholas Christensen
Christensen
Romaincraft Corporation
Wichita
Kan
France Prefers Unqualified Ratification Of Debts Accord
Paris reports the cabinet will press for ratification of the Mellon Berenger debt agreement with the United States and the Caillaux Churchill accord with Great Britain without reservations. A special cabinet session declared unanimous support for no reservations.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Finance and Foreign Affairs
France
United States
Great Britain
Reed Comes Out Of Retirement To Hit At Days
James A. Reed, 67, returning from 18 years in Washington, denounces prohibition as a failure and breaks from Methodist-backed voices advocating harsher enforcement. He spoke in Kansas City amid other legal and political distractions, signaling renewed Democratic debate.
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Reed
Don A. Higgins
United Press
Kansas City
James A. Reed
Senate
Jim Red
Washington
Jim Reed
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance and Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilson
Colliers’ Weekly
Highway Work Progressing Rapidly Says Warden
O S Warden of Great Falls and chairman of the Montana highway commission says conditioning of the Yellowstone Trail and Roosevelt highways is progressing rapidly. In a year travelers can cross the state on good, substantial roads without mud blocks. He, Ralph Rader, and other commission members head to Boise for a Western states roads bureau convention.
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Convention of Good Roads Bureau of West
Boise
Warden
Great Falls
Montana State Highway Commission
Butte
Idaho
Roads Bureau
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