Primary election stalemate prompts cross county tally
In a sprawling county primary with precinct 22 as the last to report, Monaghan and Evans trade leads in the 1930 race for congress while Bielenberg narrows Young for railroad commissioner. Cavanaugh trails. Leavitt and Walsh show sizable GOP momentum as Galen and Shelley lead for U S senator.
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Helena
John M. Evans
Joseph P. Monaghan
Butte
Monaghan
Evans
Leonard Young
Ethel Marcum Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
Young
Bielenberg
Albert Anderson
Billings
Supreme Court
Miles J.cavanaugh
Silver Bow
Cavanaugh
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Congress
Scott Leavitt
FOSTER RETURNING AS Lingle MURDER CASE HEATS UP
Chicago July 16. The Lingle murder probe quickened with the arrest of a noted suspect in Chicago and the secret return of Frank Foster from the Pacific coast. Three-Finger Jack White, payroll bandit and ex convict, was captured as part of the developing case. Foster, linked to Bugs Moran, admitted owning the gun that killed Lingle and was indicted for the slaying as detectives move him toward a grand jury in Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Manacles
Pacific Coast
Lingle
Tribune
Jack” White
White
Here
Los Angeles
Frank Foster
Foster
George
Bugs) Moran
Extra
Negotiations of Volunteer Group To Go On Today
The volunteer representatives for employers and labor in Butte continue talks aimed at a peaceful settlement of the strike. A second meeting was held yesterday with progress toward a common understanding. Another committee session is planned for this afternoon.
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Butte
Montana Association to perfect state chamber at Butte meeting
The Montana Association Inc plans a July 25 26 meeting in Butte to draft by laws and set a program of activity for a state chamber of commerce. F B Connelly first president announced the organization and advisory committees will meet on the opening day to discuss by laws.
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Montana Association
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Billings
The
Montana Association, Inc
F. B. Connelly
Proposed flight to Buenos Aires ends in crash
A New Haven monoplane named K crashed near Monroe Georgia during a non stop refueling flight from New York to Buenos Aires. Crew of Garland Peed Jimmy Garangan and Randy Enslow parachuted to safety after eight hours lost. They survived with minor injuries and planned to attempt departure again within two days.
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Monroe
New Haven
New York
Buenos Aiires
Garland Peed
Jimmy Garcngan
Randy Enslow
Peed
Bostwick
Georgia
Common Sense in Classified Ads Urges Personal and Business Use
A Montana Standard classified ad appeal urges readers to use want-ads for all personal and many business needs. It emphasizes phone-in orders, promises proven results, and highlights consistent service with varied opportunities.
Eagles Board Special Train For State Conclave
Nearly 150 members of Butte Aerie No. 11 with 100 from Hamilton Stevensville Missoula Anaconda Virginia City and Basin plus 50 from the ladies auxiliary boarded a special three coach Milwaukee train decorated for the delegation last night. They head to Lewistown to attend the annual state convention of the order opening today led by Byron E. Cooney with a 40 man drum and bugle corps in full dress uniform set to compete with bands from across the state.
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Butte Aerie No. 11
Praternal Order of Eagles
Hamilton
Stevensville
Missoula
Anaconda
Virginia City
Basin
Ladies Auxiliary
Eagles
Lewistown
Butte
Byron E. Cooney
Milwaukee
Britain orders warships into Egyptian zone
In London a June 16 announcement said two battleships would sail to Alexandria to protect lives and property amid disorders in Egypt. Prime Minister MacDonald stated the move is a domestic matter for Egypt and not a pretext for attacking the Egyptian constitution, a view relayed to King Fuad and the Egyptian premier by the British high commissioner.
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London
Alexandria
House of Commons
MacDonald
Egypt
Fuad
Alexandria riot bodies carried in nationalist demonstration
In Alexandria on July 16, 13 riot victims were paraded through the streets as nationalists massed outside the government hospital. Police commanded by Fitzpatrick Bey faced stone throwing and difficulties restoring order after yesterday’s riots.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Government
Fitzpatrick Bey
Weather Forecast for Montana Sees Fair West and East Shifts
Montana outlook shows mostly fair conditions in the west while the east remains unsettled on Thursday. Cooler air moves into the northeast and Friday brings mostly fair skies across the state.
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Montana
Poisoning Strikes Family of Six In Newton New Jersey
Wilbur Stanton and wife awaken to find their three children dead and the foster son critically ill as doctors diagnose the family of six with ptomaine poisoning. The parents, unaware of the deaths, rally today amid improving conditions for the surviving child and mounting danger for others.
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Newton
N. J
Wilbur Stanton
Kelley in Butte for brief Anaconda visit
C F Kelley president of the Anaconda company arrived in Butte from Swan Lake to confer with John D Ryan and other directors. He plans to spend a few days in the city before returning to the lake.
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C.F. Kelley
Butte
C. F. Kelley
Anaconda Company
Swan Lake
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Company Board of Directors
Kelley
One Man Killed as Rum Runners Fight Federal Agents
One man was shot dead and two others, a man and a girl, were arrested after a gun battle with federal agents three miles east of Hampton Iowa late tonight. The incident occurred amid alleged rum running activity with authorities pursuing the group.
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Hampton
Here
Judge Shows Little Sympathy for Violinist in Nose Punch Case
Evansville Indiana July 16 James Oakley 25 faced a judge after Thomas Connolly testified he punched Oakley in the nose over alleged flirting with Connollys wife. The judge warned Oakley to keep his music to safer tunes like I Aint Got Nobody.
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Evansville
Ind
James Oakley
Thomas Connolly
Oakley
Connolly
Reeves
City Council Forms West Park Street Paving District
The council renewed effort to pave West Park Street from Excelsior to the School of Mines after earlier delays due to delinquent tax properties. A final protest hearing is set for August 6 as the project proceeds with concrete curb and sidewalks in the district.
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West Park Street
Excelsior Street
School of Mines
Dewey Avenue
Runaway Wheel Smashes into Detective Home Porch
A speeding wheel from a southbound car sheared off its axle and rode 75 feet into the front porch at Detective Frank White's home at 810 South Montana. The wheel tore a tree limb, rattled the house, and narrowly missed a lamp post as it bounded through two blocks of traffic before stopping. White said the impact startled the occupants for minutes.
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Frank White
South
Montana Street
Montana
Aluminum Street
White
Two Executed in Oklahoma Prison
Tom Guest, 47, convicted murderer, and James E. Forrest, 23, sentenced for assault on a white woman in Stephens County, were electrocuted early today at the State Penitentiary in McAlester, Oklahoma.
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State Penitentiary
Mcalester
Okla
Tom Guest
James E. Forrest
Stephens County
Youthful Aviator Dies After Crash in Vermont
Frank Goldsborough age 19 holder of junior trans continental flight records died at Putnam Memorial hospital after his plane crashed into a fog hidden tree near Bennington Monday. His father Brice Goldsborough also an aviator had died earlier.
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Bennington
Frank Goldsborough
Brice Goldsborough
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Goldsborough
Fire Incendiary Fire Threatens Hayfork After Weeklong Blaze
In Hayfork California firefighters again battled a new wildfire driven by strong winds after a first-fire threat near Redding. Forest rangers labeled the blaze incendiary with fires breaking out in several spots. Assistant forestry officials suggested unemployed men in Trinity County could be tied to the arson as volunteers were paid high wages to fight fires.
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Sacramento
Cal
Hay
Fork
Redding
Forest Rangers
Meyers
Trinity County
Forest workers claim early victory over Pacific fires
In San Francisco on July 16 forest workers report major fires on the Pacific Coast under control after a grueling struggle with fire and wind. Exhausted crews say the immediate danger has passed though danger remains.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Incumbents Win In Omester Git Vote On Tuesday
Anaconda primary results show Sheriff C W Smith leading with 1668 votes in a landslide over Pat Magone. County treasurer Thomas Ferguson and county coroner T F Gubbins led with 1806 and broad support. U S senator candidate Thomas J Walsh failed to surpass totals for Galen and Shelley on the Republican ticket. Joseph Monaghan of Butte campaigned on repeal measures.
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Anaconda
C. W. Smith
Pat Magone
Thomas Ferguson
T. F. Gubbins
Thomas J. Walsh
United States
Galen
Shelley
Joseph Monaghan
Butte
Butte Milk Supply Ranked Among Best In State
Butte's milk system now matches the best in the state and tops many U S cities. Dr J J Kane reports 21 dairies and 3 creameries have grade A milk meeting state butter fat and bacteriological standards. Thirteen dairies ceased shipping due to failure to meet standards.
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Butte
J. J. Kane
State Board of Health
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