Senate adopts modified McKellar resolution on London treaty papers
The Senate approved 53 to 4 a revised McKellar resolution urging President Hoover to transmit to the Senate all correspondence on the London naval treaty exchanged before negotiations. The measure ties the president’s action to public interest and leaves open whether Hoover will comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Senate
McKellar
President Hoover
Hoover
Power Officials to Attend Welded Polson Meeting
Polson July 10 Special Frank M Kerr vice president and general manager of the Montana Power company M E Buck general superintendent and other power officials will be in Polson tomorrow morning to discuss dam construction matters for Rocky Mountain Power a Montana Power subsidiary The talks will cover material transport methods for the dam located below Polson as Montana Power pushes to completion
Montana Weekend Weather Outlook
Occasional showers and thunderstorms are forecast across Montana on Friday with cooler conditions in the eastern portion. Saturday remains unsettled with ongoing chances of precipitation and cooler temperatures.
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Montana
Million-Dollar Storm Sweeps Four Largest Cities of North Tar
A late night Utah storm caused over a million dollars in damage across Salt Lake City Provo Ogden and Logan with mudslides washing out rail lines flooding farms and streets. Ronald Olsen and his wife were trapped in mud but survived with minor injuries. The storm ended a hot spell.
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North
Tar
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wasatch Mountains
Provo
Ogden
Logan
Ronald Olsen
Wheat and corn crops forecast up in July report
Washington July 10 A Department of Agriculture forecast projects the 1930 wheat crop slightly above last year at 806 million bushels and a corn crop 188 million bushels larger than 1929. Overall, July 1 conditions suggest larger acreages in many principal crops and a yield per acre about one percent above last year despite spring drought.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Real Estate Advertisement Promises Quick Sell via Want Ads
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Mother of Ralph W. Place Dies in Medford Massachusetts
Mrs. Francis A. Place mother of Ralph W. Place cashier of Metals Bank and Trust died Wednesday at her Medford home Massachusetts Her son left Butte Monday upon learning of her illness but could not reach her before death She was well known in Butte and died at the home of her daughter Mrs Charles E Rayner Only two children Mrs Rayner and Mr Place their father having died years ago
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Francis A. Place
Ralph W. Place
The
Metals Bank & Trust Company
Medford
Mass
Butte
Clerks Union Tension Rises In Butte Labor Row
In Butte the Clerks' union faces a threatened response from the Silver Bow Employers' association after a strike action by clerks at the Calkins company and an order to refuse deliveries to non union teamsters. Goods movement increased under heavy police protection as dispute escalates with employer threats to protect member rights.
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Butte
Silver Bow
Butte Teamsters’ Union
France Opens Door to Fresh Franco Italian Naval Talks
Foreign Minister Briand disclosed a note to Rome offering a brief naval holiday to allow continued Franco Italian talks. He said France would delay new ships until December to preserve the status quo and resume discussions interrupted after Mussolini's recent speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Brown
United Press
Paris
U.P
Aristide Briand
Rome
Italy
France
Briand
Foreign Affairs Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Europe
Commission
Benito Mussolini
Miners Field Day Community Sing Promises Big Crowd
The Miners' field day committee announces a community sing at the Columbia Gardens pavilion from 7 to 8 p m on July 14. John L Boardman of the Anaconda company bureau of safety says the event will be the biggest of its kind in the district and aims for a large attendance.
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Miners’ Field Day Committee
Butte
Columbia Gardens
John L. Boardman
Bureau of Safety
Anaconda Company
Arthur
Huston to Hold Post Until Senate Adjourns
Claudius Huston faced Republican National Committee officers and withstood their demand for resignation as national chairman. He said he would discuss the matter after Senate adjournment and added he made no promises. The officials left satisfied with his statement but determined to press further later.
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Francis Mr. Stephenson
Washington
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Senate
Huston
Forest fires sweep Montana districts after lightning storm
Fifty eight fires were counted across the Missoula district following a severe lightning storm. Bitter Root valley reported 41 fires as crews, totaling over 85 men beyond regular forces, were sent to contain them. East Selway Frenchtown and O'Brien creek each reported multiple blazes with additional crews dispatched to O'Keefe canyon near Evaro.
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Missoula
Mont
Bitter Root Valley
East Selway Forest
Frenchtown
O’brien Creek
O'Keefe Canyon
Evaro
Heat Wave Death Toll Rises Across Midwest States
The Midwest endures a brutal heat wave with 87 more deaths, 19 from heat and 58 from drowning while citizens struggle to cool. Miles City Montana hit 108, others reached 104 in Omaha and 102 in Birmingham and Des Moines as Chicago stayed cooler near Lake Michigan.
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Chicago
Midwest
Lake Michigan
Middle West
Miles City
Mont
United States
Omaha
Neb
Pierre
Birmingham
Ala
Des Moines
Iowa
Sheridan
Wyo
Sioux City
Yuma
Arizona
Atlanta
Cairo
Evansville
Ind
Kansas City
Desperado Fleagle Dies on Colorado Gallows
Canon City July 10 Ralph Fleagle leader of the Lamar bank bandits is hanged at the Colorado penitentiary. How ard Royston and George Abshier await next week’s sentences for bank robbery murders. The execution at 9 03 p m was witnessed by lawmen and officials. Father Regis Barrett Catholic chaplain accompanied Fleagle during his final day. The body was prepared for shipment to Garden City Kan for cremation.
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Canon City
Colo
U.R
Ralph Fleagle
Colorado
Fleagle
Lamar Bank
Howard Royston
George J. Abshier
Father Regis Barrett
Durag
L. E. Alderman
Prowers County
F. FE. Cashburn
Holly
Cole
W. E. Garrett
Fremont County
R. E. Holmes
Assieten
Thomas A. Davis
Itland
Hurley Hayden
Granada
Guy Furelough
Joe Starke
Pueblo
Henry Oerner
Scavarda
Garden City
Kan
Fire Marshal files twelve condemnation suits in Butte
Twelve condemnation complaints were filed in district court by W. G. Brooks the state fire marshal against Butte property owners seeking razing of hazardous structures. If defendants do not answer within 30 days defaults may be entered and orders issued to raze.
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Butte
W. G. Brooks
Parantheon Diver
Margaret Sullivan
Arizona Street
Larry Duggan
C. C. Relse
Wing Chung
West
Copper Street
Leach Gardner
National War Mothers leader visits Butte on tour
Mrs. Virgil McClure of Lexington Kentucky arrives from Helena as national president of the American War Mothers organization. She will be guest of honor for Butte chapters with a 9:30 Patriot's hall meeting at courthouse, luncheon at New Finlen, and a sights trip to local mines and natural beauty with Mrs. Jessie Doliver and local officers.
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War Mothers of America
Butte
Helena
Virgil McClure
Lexington
American War Mothers’ Organization
Jessie 8. Dolliver
C. H. Davies
Sam Davis
Silver Bow
Mary Swartz
J. Burns
M. McCarthy
Patriot's Hall
McClure
New Finlen
Centenarian 103 Plays Checkers After Defying Old Man Rules
Alameda Calif July 10 Nelson M Jacobs aged 103 celebrated his birthday while skipping a checkers game he once called an old man's game He smokes three cigars daily plays poker pinochle and cribbage and credits longevity to moderation contentment and a clear conscience.
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Alameda
Calif
Nelson M. Jacobs
Jacobs
Five Kansas City Men Die in Gulf Plane Crash
Five men from Kansas City died when their six passenger monoplane exploded in midair and crashed near Aransas Pass Texas. The victims included Murat Boyle Raymond Watson R J Delano Eugene Lynn and Gene Gabbert. Witnesses reported an explosion as the wings separated then the fuselage plunged to the ground.
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Aransas Pass
Texas
Kansas City
Gulf of Mexico
Murat Boyle
Missouri Bar Association
Raymond Watson
I. N. Watson
R. J. Delano
Republican City Committee
Eugene Lynn
Kansas City Golf Association
Gene Gabbert
W. M. Cross
Gangsters Kill Racketeer at Home Amid Chicago Violence
Two gunmen shot Thomas Bonner, a gangster, at his home after a heated exchange at the door. Bonner died later in hospital, marking the forty seventh underworld killing in Chicago this year amid nationwide police activity following the Alfred Lingle assassination.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Thomas Bonner
Bonner
Silver Bow Debt Reduction Thought Greatest in State
Silver Bow county has shown a debt reduction probably not equalled in the state. Deputy state examiner A C Williamson, completing a county books survey, cites a $109,366.92 drop in net indebtedness over the past year. As of June 30 1929 total outstanding debt was $618,961.93 with a net indebtedness of $243,415.91 after cash balance deduction.
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Silver Bow County
A. C. Williamson
Williamson
Wiliamson
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Weather Forecast
Farmington
Centerville
U. S
Massachusetts
Mining City
Glerko Union
Naval
Mining
Denver
Clementine Wooley
City Park
Fayetteville
N. C
Cumberland
Rampson
Long Beach
Laverne McDonald
James Roland Ellis
McDonald
Los Angeles
Ellis Boy
James
Katherine Ellis
Orie Dale
Desperado
War Mothers
Virgil M'Clure
Centenarian
Moar
Motor Falls
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