Montana Golf Tourney Draws Record Early Entries
Anaconda hosts the 13th annual Montana golf classic with 130 entrants from 15 cities. 45 men and 13 women from Anaconda, 16 men and two women from Butte, and strong turnout from Great Falls, Dillon, Helena, Missoula, and others. Registration remains open. officials expect the 150-golfer 194? record set last year to be surpassed. Bill Dalgleish of Butte Country Club to start the opening tee.
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Anaconda
Montana
Niblick Wielders
Charles Farnsworth
Butte
Havre
Helena
Hysham
Billings
Bozeman
Livingston
Missoula
Roundup
Kalispell
Bremen Sets Ocean Run Speed Records on Maiden Atlantic Voyage
The German liner Bremen arrived in New York on its maiden voyage after beating Mauretania records for speed and distance. A mail plane catapulted from its deck preceded the ship's arrival as officials welcomed the North German Lloyd liner in Brooklyn Bay.
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New York
Bremen
Germany
Cunard Line
Mauretania
Cherbourg
Ambrose Light
New York Bay
Fire Island
Lloyd Line
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Macom
Ocean Greyhound
Ambrode Light
Proud
Leopold
New York Harbor
Nobody's Business Headlines Navigate Nation and Debt Woes
A fragmented wire of headlines references everyday business, travelers, romance in Bremen, and looming debt pressures tied to Poincaré era economic concerns. The text conveys broad societal themes without detailed events or names.
New York Bus Terminal Transforms City Traffic
J E Harrington organized Bus Terminal Inc to create a central New York terminal behind the Astor hotel. The alley terminal handles 230 buses daily from 23 companies with 1200 buses passing monthly, loading 17 buses in 15 minutes and serving routes to Buffalo Atlanta Los Angeles Philadelphia Chicago and more. The firm charges entry fees and publishes its own departure schedule.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
New York
J. E. Harrington
Broadway Traffic Association
Europe
Bus Terminal, Inc
Astor Hotel
New York Terminal
Buffalo
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chicago
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Enforcement of Aviation Rules Urged in Montana
State officials with Attorney General L A Foote Senator John A Schnitzler and Captain Wiley R Wright of the commerce aeronautics branch meet in Helena to plan strict enforcement of new Montana aviation laws. County attorneys to confer with sheriffs and receive Department of Commerce regulations and pilot rules to ensure nationwide standards are followed.
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Montana
Helena
L. A. Foote
John A. Schnitzler
Wiley R. Wright
United States Department of Commerce, Aeronautics Branch
At Y General
Sher
Department of Commerce
Lifers Lead Rioters At Clinton Prison
In Dannemora New York July 22 convicts serving life at Clinton prison organized 1300 fellow inmates and stormed the walls in a futile bid to escape. They set fire to a prison shop damaged the power plant wounded two guards and left three rioters dead with twenty injured.
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Dannemora
N. Y
Clinton Prison
Lifers
Harry M. Kaiser
Miners Field Day Contests Attract Mining Teams
Unusual interest grips the mining community as the Butte Miners hold Field day exercises at Columbia Gardens next Monday. The muckers and first aid teams lead the crowd with a clash against the Great Falls zinc mill first aid squad, the reigning world champions. William Vitts, last year’s mucking champion, defends his title as a dozen rivals seek to dethrone him.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Muckers
Great Falls
Anaconda
William Vitts
Montana
Vitti
Butte Chamber Drive Reaches $1200 Pledge Toward Harrison Avenue
Approximately 1200 of 2150 dollars needed for paving the gap on Harrison Avenue had been pledged or paid, Fred Gamer, chairman, announced. A dozen checks marked Second donation were received, with pledges totaling 1200, part of which is already paid. The Gamer committee had already raised 10000 for city assistance.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Harrison Avenue
Fred Gamer
Mr. Gamer
Shrine potentate praises Montana growth during official visit
Leo V. Youngworth imperial potentate of the A A O N M S visits Bagdad temple of Butte and praises Montana progress over 20 years. He cites developments in Butte Billings Helena and Deer Lodge and thanks Montanans for hospitality while touring cities including the capital and meeting the governor.
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Leo V. Youngworth
Montana
State
Bagdad Temple
Helena
United States
Youngworth
Butte
California
Billings
Deer Lodge
Florida Man Files $2 Million Patent Suit Against Ford
Tampa July 22 Attorneys for Fred W Fur en inventor of St Petersburg filed a 2 million dollar damage suit against Ford Motor Company of Detroit alleging patent infringement seeking royalties and damages in the case filed today in federal court.
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Florida
FORD
Tampa
Fla
Fred W. Fpuren
St. Petersburg
Ford Motor Company of
Detroit
Mother Triplets Survive Historic Caesarean Operation
In San Rafael California on July 22, Mrs. Victoria Hall, 18, and her newly born triplets were reported doing fine at Ross General Hospital. Doctors say no other case of mother and all children surviving a cesarean has been recorded.
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San Rafael
Cal
Victoria Hall
Ross General Hospital
Paul Rooney Engages Mayor in Joking Letter Scenario
Paul A. Rooney county treasurer of Silver Bow Montana visits Los Angeles after Elks convention. He presents a letter to Mayor John C. Porter asking him to keep Rooney out of Montana to audit suspected account shortages.
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Paul Rooney
Los Angeles
Paul A. Rooney
Silver Bow County
Butte
Mont
Elks
John C. Porter
Sil
Bow County
Montana
Board of County
Livestock Prospects Bright for Montana Returns
Helena July 22 Senator J W Schnitzler Montana aviating agri culturist says the biggest returns from agriculture this year will come from the valleys and irrigated lands Livestock this fall should fetch good prices and the grain market is promising Beans peas beets and other crops resist heat with no damage Wheat crop likely below normal in many areas spring wheat ruined by moisture shortage Winter wheat crop expected fairly good He will harvest 12000 acres in fair condition Schnitzler from Froid is among eight candidates Hoover considers for the Wheat Man role on the Federal Farm Board
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Helena
Montana
J. W. Schnitzler
Aviating Agriculturist
Senator Schnitzler
Froid
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Washington
Daily Passenger Service Starts From St Paul Route
The first flight of Canadian- American Airways left St Paul airport at 12 30 p m marking daily passenger service to Winnipeg. Pilot Gene Shank of Robbinsdale ferried the cabin plane visiting Robbinsdale St Cloud Fargo Grand Forks before reaching Winnipeg at 5 20 p m.
Butte Senator Walker Sees Pope During European Tour
Senator T. J. Walker on an extensive Europe tour recently had an audience with Pope Pius. He spent time in Rome before heading to Ireland where he planned meetings with Judge J. J. Lynch.
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T. J. Walker
Europe
Pope Pius
John L. Sullivan
Walker
Rome
Ireland
J. J. Lynch
China to appeal to League in Russia Eastern dispute
France reports China ready to summon League of Nations and Kellogg pact aid to settle the Russia Chinese Eastern railway dispute. Foreign Minister Wang says China will appeal if the Soviet violates the Kellogg spirit and will send notes to Moscow urging negotiated settlement. Chu Shao Min travels to Harbin for talks and may go to Moscow if needed. Sun Fo leaves for railways discussions.
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Nanking
China
League of Nations
Russia
Wang
Moscow
Harbin
Chu Shao Min
Sun Fo
Wheat soars on low Canadian crop estimate
Chicago July 22 The grain market opened with fever as new low estimates for the Canadian spring wheat crop spiked buying. July wheat rose to 7 to 7 1/2 cents, closing near day's high. September 1.45 1/2 to 1.46 and December 1.52 1/2 to 1.54. Corn gained 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Gen Cal les dodges arrest threat on his Paris trip
Gen Plutarco Elias Calles former Mexican president was greeted in Texas amid an arrest threat from Laredo district judge John A Walls who claimed evidence of a conspiracy by Obregon Calles and other Mexican officials to kidnap and murder two officers. Calles traveled by special train toward New York en route to Europe after 20 minute halt in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Texas
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
Laredo
Rio Grande
Calles
New York
St. Louis
Europe
John A. Walls
Obregon
Lucio Bianco
Aurelio Martinez
Valls
Genera Group
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Bill Dalgleish
Montana Notel
Transportation Committee
Butte Country Club
OHIP
America
Gotham
Nation
Poincare
Captain Wright
Otero
Storm Walls
Montana Standard
Gamer Committee
Imperial Potentate
Pope
Nationalisto
France
Paris
Canada
Late Dominion Bulletin
U. S
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