Stimson Heads to Germany for Talks on Credit Noted
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson travels to Germany to meet with Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtius for two days of discussions aimed at acquainting himself with European leadership. Officials say the trip is unrelated to financial matters or the recent seven power conference.
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London
Henry L. Stimson
Germany
Bruening
Curtius
Stimson
Mr. Stimson
Scotland
Fire control achieved as Deer Lodge forest blazes end
Forestry officials announced that all fires in the Deer Lodge National Forest area are under control after four days of effort by about 350 firefighters. A drop in temperature and intermittent rain aided crews, with the Silver Lake fire near Anaconda contained and only small hot spots remaining. Several other fires in the region were also reported under control, including Whitetail Park and fires near Camp Creek Melrose North Boulder Thompson Park Roosevelt Drive and Co.
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Deer Lodge National Forest
Silver Lake
Anaconda
Butte
R. T. Ferguson
Deer Lodge
Mr. Ferguson
Whitetail Park
Camp Creek
Melrose
Boulder
Thompson Park
Roosevelt Drive
Seman Champion in Iddlo at Montana golf tourney
Four contenders remain in the Montana state golf tourney as wind and heat challenge top players. Rudy Merhar 16 year old caddy and rising talent, Martin Kall multiple time champion, Harry H Cochrane veteran, and Frank Knight of Great Falls reach men’s amateur semi finals after a day of fierce play at Butte Country Club. Women’s semi finals set with Branscombe Tucker Sullivan and Taylor advancing, with matches to decide the title tomorrow.
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Montana
Martin Kall
Butte
Carl Loeb
Anaconda
Henry Brown
Helena
H. H. Cochrane
Doc Tremblay
Rudy Merhar
Prank Knight
Great Falls
J. J. Kirby
Butte Country Club
Kall
Tremblay
Knight
Loeb
Merhar
Kirby
Cochrane
Brown
Harry H. Cochrane
Links
Frank Knight
C. H. Branscombe
Frank Tucker
Jerry Sullivan
G. C. Taylor
Billings
Karl
Branscombe
Taylor
Tucker
Fire devastates Pittsburgh home for aged inmates
A fast moving blaze at the Little Sisters of the Poor home in Pittsburgh killed 29 people and left 20 missing with more than 100 hospitalized. The four story brick building in the East End housed many inmates including cripples, and authorities fear higher casualties as rescued patients are in hospitals, a school, and private homes. Deputy coroner Roy Addlesburger said many may have perished. neighbors alerted fire officials after discovering the fire.
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Pittsburgh
Little Sisters of the Poor
South Afrien and
Penn Avenues
Fast End
Roy Addlesburger
Budget Lowest in History Adopted by Butte City Council
The city of Butte formalized a budget for July 1, 1931 to June 30, 1932, introduced by Alderman T. A. Morgan, marking the lowest level in the century. It calls for about a 12 percent reduction across departments, though fire and police personnel remain unchanged for now. The economies have already been in effect for weeks, per Mayor McTaggart.
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Butte
T. A. Morgan
Ways and Means
McTaggart
Market Stagnation in New York Securities Scene
Watchful waiting frames the New York securities market as London holds steady and liquidation nears end. Public participation stays low and traders are at a loss about future direction. If foreign developments improve, prices may rise sharply. adverse news could push values lower. The market sits nearly at a standstill awaiting clearer foreign signals.
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New York
London
Germany Faces Debt Moratorium Threat Amid Credit Strife
Chancellor Bruening returns from London empty handed yet full of promises. Critics call the scene a bad joke as Laval earns thanks for Reich favors. Without German creditor cooperation and France opposition, a moratorium on commercial debts may be necessary, a move that could affect central and eastern Europe. Washington urges bankers to stall short term debts while BI S and banks map long term conversions. Six automobile plants show improvement. Chevrolet president Knudson says no summer shutdowns planned for GM division.
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Heinrich Bruening
London
Herr Bruening
Pierre Laval
France
Reich
Germany
Europe
Washington
Bank For International Settlements
Chevrolet
W. S. Knudson
General Motors
Montana Attracts With Parks And Expanding Highways
Montana leads in scenic attractions with Yellowstone and Glacier national parks and extensive mountain ranges. The state rapidly bridges vast distances with upgraded highways, spending millions annually to standardize trunk highways for residents and out of state tourists.
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Yellowstone
Glacier
Montana
Five Die As Plane Crashes Over Cass Lake Resort
A plane carrying Dr. Charles C. Gault Rev. Lawrence J. McHugh Rev. J. J. Stapleton A B Conrad and Raph Bud Rusk crashed before dark at the Sha Kay Tay resort on Cass Lake near Cass Lake Minnesota. The craft, piloted by Conrad, had just arrived Thursday with the two priests and was bound for southern homes.
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Charles C. Gault
Owatonna
Lawrence J. McHugh
St. Mary’s College
Winona
J. J. Stapleton
Waseca
A. B. Conrad
Raph “Bud” Rusk
Cass Lake
Sha- Kay-Tay
Salt Lake festival honors pioneers 1847 parade reenacts history
Utah’s July 20 celebration reenacts 1847 arrival of Mormon pioneers with Padre Escantelo leading a long parade. Historic handcarts, covered wagons, and ox-drawn vehicles retrace the trek from wilderness to settlement. Col. 7 continued.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Padre Escantelo
Chilean capital gripped as new cabinet imposes censorship
In Santiago on July 24, police and troops patrolled the streets to curb disorders amid a nervous capital. Sporadic gunfire was reported as the Frodden cabinet imposes strict press Censorship. Banks and shops shuttered while guards protect the government palace and public buildings.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Frodden
Frodden
Pedro
Montana Weekend Weather Outlook
Montana forecast calls for unsettled conditions with continued warmth through Saturday and Sunday. Limited precipitation expected, with daytime highs in the 70s to near 80 and overnight lows in the 40s to 50s across the state. Winds light to moderate in most areas.
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Montana
Zeppelin Polar Flight Opens Arctic Expedition
Aboard Graf Zeppelin on July 24 the radio report from Berlin describes the start of a polar flight with snow gear, as wives of crew and commander Eckener observe. Separately, the county budget announces no tax hike for 1931 32, edging the levy to stay near last year's 20 mill rate despite a 33 percent drop in taxable value. August 5 adoption and August 10 levy announcement are noted.
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Arthur Koestler
North
South America
Graf Zeppelin
Berlin
Arctic
Edward H. Smith
Frau Eckener
Lincoln Ellsworth
Rd of
Don B. King
King
Rocky Mountain Cafe Raided Again by Constables
For the second night running constables raided the Rocky Mountain cafe in Meader ville, an alleged gambling resort, and confiscated gambling equipment amid ongoing enforcement actions.
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Rocky Mountain Cafe
Constables
Rocky Mountain
Meaderville
Eye for Eye Court Tales of Cat and Fish Feud
In a county court case Mrs. Clementine Negerbon is charged with malicious destruction of property for killing Tabby the Angora cat after it ate her two pet goldfish Emma and Lula. Lloyd Wright, owner of the cat, values Tabby at $10 and will seek decision next week.
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Tabby
Lloyd Wright
Evans Street
Clementine Negerbon
Emma
Lula
Negerbon
Lloyd's
Kereseys Arrive in Mining City at New Finlen
Mr and Mrs H Don Keresey and Mrs George Hepburn arrive in the mining city and are registered at the New Finlen hotel. Mr Keresey is president of the Anaconda Wire and Cable Co. Mrs Keresey and Mrs Hepburn are daughters of C F Kelly, president of the Anaconda Co.
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H. Don Keresey
George Hepburn
New Finlen
Keresey
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
Hepburn
C. F. Kelly
Anaconda Company
Prince of Wales fires second hole in one at Wimbledon
London July 24 The Prince of Wales scored his second hole in one today on the 220 yard sixth at Royal Wimbledon His tee shot flew non stop into the cup after catching the apron and a bottleneck entrance He previously made a hole in one in Santos Brazil in March and sent King George a cable detailing the feat.
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London
Prince of Wales
Royal Wimbledon
Santos
Brazil
King George
Boy Volunteers Feted For Valor At Thompson Park Fire
A crowd of young volunteers from Thompson Park were honored by Mayor Archie McTaggart after aiding engine crews in controlling a Thursday night fire that burned about three acres. The eight soot-smeared boys worked with shovels picks and improvised tools, digging trenches and preventing further damage.
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Thompson Park
Archie McTaggart
Thompson Inn
Forest Rangers
McTaggart
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