Senate ratifies London naval treaty by 58 to 9
Washington July 21 The London treaty limiting ships of the American British and Japanese navies is ratified by the senate by a 58 to 9 vote. One reservation is adopted, no new negotiations required, and Great Britain and Japan must formalize ratification. Senators Robinson and Reed participated in the debate. The senate adjourns sine die and plans to reconvene in December after Hoover’s long absence.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Senate
Johnson
California
Great Britain
Japan
London
Robinson
Arkansas
Reed
Pennsylvania
House
Congress
Hoover
Six British Notables Die in Plane Disaster
Heat wave grips the East as record temperatures sweep across Ohio to the mid Atlantic. New York endures a July 21 heat record of 99 degrees with benches opened for sleep and extensive measures to aid overheated residents. Baltimore hits 104.4 with deaths and prostrations, while Philadelphia surpasses 100 degrees for the second time in three days.
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Associated Press
Sun
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi River
New England
South
New York
Baltimore
Maryland
Philadelphia
Youth fires on Romanian interior minister in Bucharest
A student fired two shots at Dr Constan tine Angelescu acting minister of the interior in his office. Both bullets struck Angelescu who was reported in extremely dangerous condition and likely to die. Angelescu long prominent in Romanian politics serving as minister of public instruc tion and interior.
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Bucharest
Constantine Andelescu
Angelescu
Miister
Riots in Cairo Leave Four Dead and Dozens Injured
Cairo and other cities see widespread clashes as wafdist protesters oppose parliament suspension and Sidku Pasha's rule. Rioters clash with police and troops, with two officers and 28 soldiers injured. 100 hurt and 500 arrested nationwide.
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Cairo
Egypt
Port Said
Suez
Alexandria
Sidku Pasha
Nahas Pasha
Youth acquitted of Costello death faces robbery charges
Glenn Rogers a 24 year old ex sailor was acquitted of murder in the Costello case and arraigned on two robbery counts and a blackjack charge. Bail set at 10000 for robbery and 2500 for blackjack with preliminary hearing slated for July 28. The acquittal was called an outrage by Superior Judge Charles Fricke.
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Los Angeles
Glenn Rogers
Charles S. Ballard
James Costello
Rogers
Costello
Charles Fricke
Meat Packing Case Still In Court
Attorney General Mitchell informed the senate that the meat packers request to modify the consent decree remains before local courts and he cannot comment on the outcome until judicial determination. His letter answered Senator Black of Alabama about the case status and related information.
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Washington
Mitchell
Senate
Mr. Mitchell
Senator Black
Democrat
Alabama
Butte Golfers Set For State Tourney In Great Falls
More than 30 players from Butte across three courses depart for Great Falls to compete in the state golf tournament opening Thursday. Entries include Merhar trio from the Country club and Lakeshore pro Freddie Zamljak, with clubs from Lakeshore Bellevue Anaconda represented.
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Butte
Great Falls
Butte Country Club
Lakeshore Country Club
Bellevue Club
Anaconda
Merhars
Hank Merhar
Joe Merhar
Johnny Merhar
Freddie Zamljak
Lakeshore Club
Ralph Olsen
Graced father hurls children to death in quarry
Martinsburg West Virginia July 21 three children Gertrude Virginia 7 Calvin W 6 and Floyd 5 of Taylor Hott 35 a Martinsburg laborer were found drowned in a quarry hole after he confessed to pushing them officials doubted his motive saying his wife could not care for them while Hott was out of work autopsies showed the children died before being hurled into the water he said he lured them under pretense of wading and was held in jail on murder charges
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Taylor Hott
Hott
Gertrude Virginia
Calvin W
Floyd
Confirmation of Nominations for Board Postponed
The confirmations of three members of the new federal power commission were postponed by the Senate until the winter session after objections from Senator Walsh and Senator McKellar.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Senate
Walsh
Montana
McKellar
Tennessee
State and National Boards Weigh Ore Freight Rates in Butte Hearing
A federal inquiry into railroad freight charges on non-ferrous ores unfolds in Butte with members from four mining states, the Interstate Commerce Commission, and major Western mining firms present. The five-member panel includes J B Eastman, Robert Dunn, Hugh Williams, Frank E Smith, and Lee Dennis. The session, expected to last three or four days, focuses on whether rates should rise fall or stay. The wider US freight-rate structure hangs in the balance as hearings proceed.
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United States
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Butte
West
J. B. Eastman
Robert Dunn
Railway Commission of Michigan
Hugh Williams
Railway Commission of New Mexico
Frank E Smith
Idaho Railway Commission
Lee Dennis
Montana Railway Commission
Two Bandits Rob Soft Drink Parlor in Bold Stickup
Two armed masked men robbed Tony Terpin of his soft drink parlor at 1800 Montana Street just before midnight. They forced Terpin across the street at gunpoint, took $20 from the till, and escaped south in a waiting car as traffic cruised by on the busy highway.
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Tony Terpin
Montana Street
Last Man's Club Ends After Final Banquet in Stillwater
In Stillwater Minnesota on July 21 the Last Man's club held its final banquet. Charles Lockwood 87 recalled fallen Civil War comrades as 33 chairs draped in black stood around a vinegary toast to the dead. The club, formed by survivors of Company B First Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, closed after Lockwood presented its records and flag to the Stillwater library.
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Stillwater
Minn
Charles Lockwood
Bull Run
Company B
First
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Lockwood
Stillwater Library
Last Man's Club
Battle of
Midair explosion kills society party en route to Croydon
In Meopham Kent on July 21 six people die when an air taxi shatters midair. Victims include Viscountess Ednam and Mrs. Henrik Loeffler, with Marquis of Dufferin and Ava, Sir Edward Ward, Lieut. Col. Henderson, and an assistant pilot named Ghearing. The crash occurred while returning from Le Touquet to Croydon.
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Meopham
Kent
England
Viscountess
Ednam
Prince of Wales
Croydon
le Touquet
France
Henrik Loeffler
Grosvenor Square
Mayfair
Loeffler
Marquis of Dufferin and
Ava
Sir Edward Ward
George L. P. Henderson
Ghearing
Gravesend
Butte Business Returns to Normal Strides
Butte's wholesale district and shops reopened after more than a week of labor trouble ending Sunday night. Clerks, truckmen, and machinists returned to work as orders to replenish stocks surged. Employers breathed easier with nearly normal operations resuming after one of the longest conferences of varied interests in Butte.
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Butte
R. L. Ruhle
Employers’ Association
All America Air Derby Opens From Detroit To Buffalo
The All American Air Derby began at Detroit with Lee Gehlbach of Little Rock finishing first on both legs. Pilots faced gusty winds causing a nosedive incident at Buffalo and a potential accident near New York City before landing. Sixteen of eighteen planes completed the first day in about one hour and twenty five minutes.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Lee Gehlbach
Little Rock
Ark
Detroit
Buffalo
Gehlbach
John Kruttschnitt
San Mateo
Cal
New York City
8. T. Stanton
Blackwell
Okla
Stanton
Derby
Susie Parker Dead in Hotel Stabbing Getaway Suspect Nabbed
Mrs. Susie Parker 45 landlady of the Ford hotel 302 South Main is fatally stabbed in her kitchen shortly after 6 30 last evening. Blanche Bailey 52 a resident and friend is hospitalized at St James near death. Pete Narancich 32 from Idaho is jailed on murder charges after a chase and confrontation with his captors Nick Russos and Ed Edwards. Eye witness Dan Tedor questioned by county officials.
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Susie Parker
Ford Hotel
Pete Narancich
Blanche Bailey
South Main Street
Narancich
Nick Russos
Ed Edwards
Dan Tedor
Tedor
Silver Bow County Under Budget by 15556.46 in 1929 30
Silver Bow county reported total expenditures for fiscal year 1929 30 came 15556.46 under the budget. Only the district court offices exceeded their allowances due to heavy criminal calendars, the board of county commissioners announced after reviewing records from James J. Harrington.
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Silver Bow County
Board of County Commissioners
James J. Harrington
Montana Unsettled Tuesday and Wednesday Forecast
The forecast shows unsettled conditions in Montana on Tuesday and Wednesday with little change in temperatures. Moisture and clouds are expected to linger, possibly bringing showers to northern areas and cooler nights.
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Montana
Public Out in Force as City Stores Reopen
The town saw crowded shops as stores reopened after a week of labor troubles. Men and women pressed to resume shopping, compare dress goods, buy yarns, stock up on sturdy stockings, and browse footwear, eager to regain daily routines.
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Butte
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