Non-Stop Refueling Flight Begins From New York
American flyers launch a Stinson monoplane named the K on a long non-stop trip toward Buenos Aires. After a first refueling at Curtiss field, the crew plans intermediate stops at Richmond Virginia, Havana, then Panama Lima Peru Mendoza Argentina with further aerial fillings along the 7,700 mile route.
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Roosevelt Field
Buenos Aires
Richmond
New York
U.R
Curtiss Field
Long Island
Randy Enslow
Garland Peed
Jimmy Garrigan
Havana
Cuba
Panama
Lima
Peru
Mendoza
Argentina
Three Are Dead as Family Succumbs to Mystery Poison
Newton New Jersey July 15. Wilburt Stanton fights for life after three of his children died and his wife and a fourth child are in critical condition from a poison doctors cannot identify. Elizabeth 13 Fanny are named among the victims.
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Newton
N. J
Wilburt Stanton
Elizabeth
Fanny
Galen Leads in Montana Senate GOP Nomination Race
Helena July 15 Albert J. Galen associate justice of the supreme court pulled away from O H P Shelley in mid night returns for the Republican nomination as United States senator. Walsh won strong complimentary votes with no Democratic opposition. Galen more than doubled Shelley in 308 precincts across 36 counties. County results show Galen 12392 Shelley 5550. John M Evans led Joseph Monaghan in the first district GOP race. Miles J Cavanaugh led five contenders for supreme court nomination with Albert Anderson second and Leonard Young atop nine Republicans seeking the post.
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Helena
Albert J. Galen
The
Supreme Court
O. H. P. Shelley
Red Lodge
United States
Walsh
Galen
Shelley
Former whisky hauler named key witness in Lingle murder
Chicago July 15 Ted Newberry described by police as a former whisky hauler for the Aiello Moran Zuta syndicate is cited by the Daily News as a possible key figure in the Lingle murder case. He is linked to sightings near Randolph and Michigan during the shooting of Tribune reporter Jake Lingle and to the failed Zuta gang hit on State street. The News suggests Moran gangsters may have plotted Lingle’s death due to ties with Al Capone.
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Chicago
Ted Newberry
Aiello-Moran- Zuta
Daily News Today
Lingle
Newberry
Randolph Street
Michigan Boulevard
Jake Lingle
Tribune
News
Jack Zuta
State Street
The
Daily News
George Moran
al Capone
Prosecution Opens Closing Arguments in Costello Trial
The Los Angeles trial of Glenn Rogers 24 faces closing arguments as Deputy D A Tom Menzies attacks the self defense plea. Rogers is accused of killing Patrolman James Costello during a routine stop on a dark street last March.
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Los Angeles
Glenn Rogers
James Costello
Tom Menzies
Rogers
Costello
Bank of Willmar Raid Stuns Minnesota Town
Five machine gun bandits raided the Bank of Willmar wounding two women and escaping with 50000 dollars after firing more than a hundred shots. They fled southward in an automobile with Ohio plates. authorities reported no captures by nightfall.
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Jesse James
Minneapolis
Willmar
Ohio
Minn
Camp Lowlands Scout Camp Inspected by Local Board
Camp Lowlands, summer home of the Boy Scouts of the Silver Bow area council, was praised as it looked at the July meeting of the local executive board. Albert L. Krause, the new field executive, leads a rapid improvement program as sixteen board members toured the camp and dined together. The inspection confirmed capacity for 75 campers with more cabins planned.
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Lowlands
Boy Scouts of the
Silver Bow Area
Albert L. Krause
Hoover trims vacation time to two weeks in August
President Hoover will shorten his vacation to about two weeks with plans to travel to the Northern Rockies for an outdoor holiday. George Akerson announces there will be no speeches and the trip will occur late August or early September.
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Washington
Hoover
Rockies
George Akerson
Montana Forecast Shows Unsettled Weather Ahead
The Montana forecast calls for unsettled conditions midweek with cooler temperatures on Wednesday and lingering unsettled weather into Thursday.
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Montana
Riots in Alexandria cause heavy casualties and unrest
In Alexandria Egypt riots erupted after a day of clashes with police and troops confronting natives seeking a large anti government demonstration. Officials put dead at 17 and injuries above 400 including several Europeans as fighting spanned Mohammed Ali square and Rue Cherie Pasha before Cairo troops restored order.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Mohammed Ali Square
Cherie Pasha
Cairo
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Montana Standard Classifieds Offerings Update
Classified ads note Montana Standard readers see ongoing service options and new opportunities. Telephone dialing remains the method to inquire and place ads across categories and listings.
Annual Financial Review Of Congress Sparks Party Split
UPI dispatch from Washington notes a near five billion dollar appropriations package, viewed with optimism by Republicans and pessimism by Democrats. The review covers peace-time funding levels, with about 70 percent tied to war expenses and forecasts of additional votes this winter to cover remaining costs.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Congress
Republian
Highway Commission to Let 14 Contracts in Helena Meeting
Montana's highway commission will let 14 road and bridge contracts in Helena. The projects cover 84.509 miles of grading 36.876 miles of graveling and construction of 25 timber and four concrete or steel bridges benefiting Powell Garfield Rosebud Ravalli Beaverhead Cascade Fergus Deer Lodge and Judith Basin counties.
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Helena
Montana
Highway Commission
Powell
Garfield
Rosebud
Ravilli
Phillips
Beaverhead
Cascade
Fergus
Deer Lodge
Judith Basin
Aviation Jinx Hovers Over Young Flyer in Crash
In Bennington Vermont, 19 year old Frank Goldsborough, junior transcontinental flying record holder, is critically injured after a fog bound crash near Woodford mountain. His father Brice Goldsborough, who died in 1927 on a trans Atlantic attempt, is linked to the ill fortune surrounding the youth. An all night search found him unconscious among wreckage as a passenger with Donald Mockler en route from Buffalo to Keene.
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Young Flyer
Bennington
North Atlantic
Frank Goldsborough
Here
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Woodfor Mountain
Brice Goldsborough
Frances Grayson
Young Frank
Buffalo
N. Y
Keene
N. H
Donald Mockler
Young Goldsborough
Investigation of Texas mob activities eyed by Oklahoma officials
Erick Oklahoma July 15 An investigation into threatened mob violence inflamed by the murder of a white woman by a black farm hand near the Texas border was planned by Beckham county officials. County Attorney Ivestor announced he had learned names of mob leaders and conferred with the acting sheriff about possible charges.
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Erick
Okla
Texas
Beckham
Hubert Ivestor
Ivestor
M. Lenman
Mothers helpless as children burn on John Rose ranch
Sacramento July 15 two children Alton Kemp aged 2 and his cousin Douglas Hinsdale aged 4 died in a garage fire on the John Rose ranch near Sacramento. The kids were eating sandwiches in an automobile when the garage caught fire and trapped them.
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Sacramento
Cal
John Rose
Here
Alton Kemp
Douglas Hinsdale
Hope for Labor Troubles in Butte Sparks Joint Meet
Unofficial bodies of employers and union labor held a joint meeting in Butte to seek a solution to a crippling strike and widespread unemployment. The gathering included Willard Thompson and George Martin for business, plus Jack Driscoll and Sam Spiegel for labor. discussions to continue with no official statements.
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Butte
Silver Bow
Willard 8. Thompson
George I. Martin
Basil Hunt
J. 8. Cohen
R. L. Rhule
Jack Driscoll
Workingmen's Union
Sam Spiegel
A. J. Guenther
W. E. Palmer
Irate golfer tosses balls and caddy into water at Greenbrier
William Chapin grew furious at the eighteenth hole of the Greenbrier course and hurled three balls into the water hazard. He then pitched in his clubs and golf bag, and after his caddy snickered Chapin tossed him in. He finally jumped in to rescue the balls, clubs, bag, and the caddy.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
William Chapin
Greenbrier
Chapin
Galen Wins Big Primary Upheaval in Silver Bow County
In a dramatic primary Galen leads in Silver Bow as unexpected upsets shake both parties. Voters cast large totals with Albert J. Galen gaining a runaway edge over O H P Shelley amid widespread surprise from top to bottom of the county ticket.
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Albert J. Galen
Silver Bow County
O. H. P. Shelley
Fires in California threaten towns as winds fan blazes
Fires across California burned thousands of acres and endangered communities. In Lake county Middleton a grass fire destroyed a church five homes and garages with losses between 20000 and 40000 dollars. North of Middleton a four mile brush fire remained out of control despite a hundred firefighters. Halfmoon Bay faced destruction of its mercantile store costing about 100000 dollars.
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San Francisco
California
Middleton
Lake County
Halfmoon Bay
Youth Demonstrates How He Killed His Nurse-Companion
In Morristown New Jersey a 14 year old boy led state troopers to Lookout cliff and acted out how he stabbed nurse Anna Miller 23 of Scranton Pa eight times and rolled the body to the foot of the cliff. The body was found wedged between rocks at the base.
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Compton
Calif
LaVerne McDonald
James Hillis
LaVerne
James Ellis
Morristown
N. J
Jersey City
Lookout Cliff
Green Pond
Harry Woolsey
Anna Miller
Scranton
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