Funeral for L. C. Evans Set After Los Angeles Death
The body of L O Evans chief counsel for Anaconda Co dies in Los Angeles and arrives in Butte Tuesday for funeral Wednesday at 11 in the family home. Family and friends in Butte Mont echo condolences praising his unselfish life and charitable acts.
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L. C. Evans
L. O. Evans
Anaconda Company
Los Angeles
Butte
Mr. Evans
Warren Nichols
Chicago
D. G. Stivers
W. T. Bleick
John Corette
James R. Hobbins
West
Galena Street
Evans
Atlantic Coast
Montana
Ten Year Old Lau Involved In Police Officer Shooting
Chicago May 31 Verner Colly 15 killed Patrolman Edward Smith 35 during trespass at John Marshall High School. Verner fired four shots injuring the officer who returned fire. Verner fled with his brother and a companion after leaving the school. Fostered by hideouts the trio later surrendered and Verner confessed to the fatal shooting.
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Chicago
U.P
Verners
Verner
Earl
Schuyler Pearson
Smith
May Crabtree
Colly
Vernon
Farr
Schuyler
Vatican and Mussolini Clash Deepens Over Catholic Groups
The Italian government closes Catholic action clubs as bombs hit Catholic property in Bologna. Pope Pius XI denounces fascist education as hateful and violent and calls an extraordinary cardinalate session. Edward L. Hearn of the Knights of Columbus plans to protest to the American embassy.
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Holy See
Italy
Conection
Edward L. Hearn
Knights of Columbus of
Europe
Rome
Pius XI
College of Cardinals
Catholic Action
Vatican
Bologna
Mussolini
Canada first budget aims to shield empire trade
Premier R B Bennett presents a Canada first budget to parliament proposing duties on US goods with preference for nations that favor Canada. The plan seeks high tariffs to draw American firms to build factories in Canada while limiting imported non Canadian products, amid a looming $100 million deficit and rising taxes. Discusses empire tariff unity and a forthcoming Ottawa conference to craft a new preferential bill.
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R. B. Bennett
United States
Canada
Ottawa
Bennett
Montana Population and Area in Early 1930s
Montana's population fifty years ago reached 20 000 and the 1930 census counted 537 606 residents. The state spans 146 997 square miles, about five percent of the nation's total land area.
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Montana
Memorial Day Toll Honors High Casualties Across Nation
Across Memorial Day weekend death stalked highways beaches and picnic grounds as the United Press reports the toll nears 100. Indiana leads with a dozen automobile fatalities amid 150000 racing fans at Indianapolis. Pennsylvania follows with ten deaths including drownings and a lightning strike.
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Chicago
United Press
Indiana
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Pottsville
Washington, D. C
Montana farmer shot to death in Circle
Nick Schapary 28, an unmarried farmer five miles west of Circle, was killed at his home last evening. He was shot three times with a rifle found near the body. the killer fled in Schapary s car, which was later wrecked on a road out of Circle. A coroner s jury was summoned and an autopsy began. Authorities reported a suspect held and good crews working.
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Circle
Nick Schapary
Schapary
Governors at 23rd annual state executives meeting in Indiana
In French Lick Indiana state executives from many commonwealths gather for the twenty third annual conference of governors opening tomorrow. Notables include Governors Roosevelt Ritchie White and Pinchot with Pinchot shifting talk from timber to public utilities in an advance address for Tuesday.
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Ritchie
White
Pinchot
French Lick
Ind
Commonwealths
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New
York
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
George White
Ohio
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Father Gilmore Dayo First Mass in Home Parish
In Butte St Lawrence church hosted a full Catholic world moment as Rev Edward Patrick Gilmore a local son celebrated his first mass. The ceremony drew many Catholics and non Catholics from the community with a Great Northern train bringing hundreds to Helena for ordination services.
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Edward Gilmore
Father Gilmore
St. Helena’s
Helena
St. Lawrence
Butte
Edward Patrick Gilmore
Gilmore
Martin Gilmore
West Center Street
Vincent Kavanagh
Parts of Roman body found in Brooklyn lot
Two packages containing more parts of a male corpse were found in a vacant Brooklyn lot at Morgan Avenue and Ten Eyck Street. Examining surgeons say the victim was about 35 with curly brown hair and had been dead two months. Police tie the discovery to earlier body parts found in March and April as they search for the sex murderer.
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New York
Morgan Avenue
Ten Eyck Street
Brooklyn
Jobless man kills wife and two children in Portland
Ira H. Ormond, 38, unemployed and allegedly distraught, fatally stabbed his wife Sallie and beat and asphyxiated his children Jane 6 and Ira Jr. 8 with a gas hose. Neighbors intervened, he was arrested and murder charges expected.
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Portland
Ore
Ira H. Ormond
Jane
Ira Jr
Sallie Ormond
Ormond
United States Navy
Teague resigns as farm board vice chairman after noted progress
Charles C. Teague resigns as vice chairman of the farm board effective tomorrow after a year beyond his term. In a letter to President Hoover he credits two years of cooperative marketing progress as the board's key achievement and notes he found no action influenced by politics.
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Washington
Charles C. Teague
Farm Board
Hoover
Teague
Pilot lands blazing plane with passengers clinging to wings
In Copalis Washington a burning plane was landed on the beach by Pilot Lana Kurtzer of Seattle. Two passengers lay on the wings to escape the flames as Kurtzer guided the craft to a water side landing. He was injured in the legs while a passenger named Stew Christenson and another woman escaped unhurt. Kurtzer later returned to Seattle in another plane.
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Copalis
Wash
Lana Kurtzer
Seattle
Kurtzer
Stew
Christenson
Attle
Bu Kurtzer
Machine Shop Owner Objects to Window Entry
Fred Portman Fears a coupe forced entry into his shop at 719 South Montana Street after crashing through the front window. He demands payment for the window while police report no objections and the car remains inside the shop.
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Fred Portman
Portman
South
Montana Street
Butte Woman Seriously Hurt In Auto Crash
Mrs. Archie McDougall of 1148 West Park street was seriously injured when the car driven by her husband left the road near the Five Mile and overturned twice. She suffered facial cuts and possible internal injuries but was rest ing easily at Murray hospital. McDougall had minor cuts. The crash occurred south of the Five Mile on the paved highway as the driver distracted by opening a side window caused a loss of control.
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Archie McDougall
West Park Street
McDougall
Five Mile
Montana Outlook: Unsettled Start With Showers
Montana weather forecast shows unsettled conditions Monday and Tuesday. Likely showers along the western portion with warmer readings in the southwest Monday and cooler temperatures on Tuesday.
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Montana
First Aid Teams Face Annual Contest in Butte Gym
Eleven Butte mines will send first aid teams to the annual contest opening this evening at the Butte high gymnasium. The event runs through Tuesday with three problems each night. The district winning average will send representatives Anaconda Great Falls and Butte to the state contest. John L. Boardman of the Anaconda Company bureau of safety announced the line up.
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Butte Mines
Butte High
Anaconda
Great Falls
Butte
John L. Boardman
Bureau of Safety of the
Anaconda Company
Monster Flying Boat Prepares Flight to Brazil
Officers of the German flying boat Do X, which arrived from Bubaque off Portuguese West Africa, were seeking a suitable departure site tonight for the ship's flight across the South Atlantic to Brazil. The Porto Praia Cape Verde report notes the preparation underway as of May 31.
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Porto Praia
Cape Verde
Lands
Bubaque
Portuguese West Africa
South Atlantic
Brazil
Montana Girl Fatally Injured by Rail Train
Irene iikkert, 19, of Columbus Montana, was fatally injured when run over by an Illinois Central suburban train after falling from a platform at Fifth Street in Chicago. She died several hours after hospitalization while en route to visit relatives in Lansing Illinois.
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Chicago
Irene Iikkert
Columbus
Mont
Illinois Central
Fifth Street
Lan- Sing
Til
KFOG Delays Transpacific Flight Over Japanese Fog
American flyer Thomas Ash Jr. postpones the 4 400 mile trans Pacific route from Samushiro Beach Japan as thick fog keeps the start delayed to 8 50 a m local time.
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Samushiro Beach
Japan
Thomas Ash Jr
Harvard steamer Harvard feared total loss after wreck
Coastwise steamer Harvard aground at Point Arguello since yesterday faced possible total loss. Salvage operators report hull punctured, holds flooded, aft deck under water, with 600 passengers aboard. Pumps to be tested as cargo is moved to tugs, but salvage may take days.
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Harvard
Point Arguello
Here
Gardner
Merritt, Chapman and Scott Salvage Company
San Pedro
Peacock
San Francisco
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