Greatest Stock Week Ends With Dip as Prices Slide
The New York market closed its strongest five day run in three years with heavy volume and profit taking. Major headlines note 28,249,140 shares traded. last prices lagged 24 minutes after closing. In amid the chase, fugitives from a Kansas prison remained at large in Oklahoma, with Louis Bechtel jailed and others on the run as authorities urged caution.
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Southwest
New York
0. S. Steel
American Can
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Dupont
Anaconda Copper
Kennecott Copper
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Texas Corporation
New York Central
Western Union
New York Curb Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Stock Exchange
Dripping Springs
Okla
Kansas
Lansing
Ripley
Here
M. J. Bradley
Payne County
Oklahoma
Harvey Bailey
Louis Bechtel
Jay
Ozark
Cookson
Starr
Jesse James
T. M. Hinton
State Penitentiary
Batani Marries Audrey Pearce In Early Morning Wedding
County commissioner Fred Batani wed Audrey Pearce in a quiet ceremony at the groom's parents home 2220 Willow Street. Rev M Pirnat officiated with attendants Vincent Dais and Mrs Floyd Reardon. The couple plans a Pacific coast tour before returning to Butte to establish residence and visit Seattle and other coast cities.
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Fred Batani
Audrey Pearce
Pacific Coast
Dominick Batani
Willow Street
Father M. Pirnat
Holy Savior Church
Vincent Dais
Floyd
Reardon
John Pearce
Woolworth
Batani
Butte
Seattle
Europe may slow Roosevelt down
New York June 3 The article surveys expectations for the London economic conference opening June 12 with U S hopes for rapid progress while European optimism varies. It notes rumors in world capitals about dramatic gestures and the test of Roosevelt’s speed when dealing with foreign statesmen.
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New York
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Europe
Depreson
Bluebirds Hold Annual Frolic At Local Y M C A
One hundred fifty Camp Fire Girls ages six to ten celebrated their annual spring frolic at the Y M C A. Guided by group leaders and Janet McLanahan, the event featured a grand march, skits, circle games, songs, dances, instrument solos, a playlet, tumbling acts, and a radio broadcast, with refreshments to conclude.
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Bluebirds
Camp Fire Girls
Janet McLanahan
Muriel
Marjorie Roberts
Millicent Adams
Vernie Booth
Circle Games
Forget Me Not
Lois Gaustad
Butterflies
Marguerite McCracken
Rita McGee
Shirley Mee
Helen Darraugh
Dew Drops
Blanche Cosgrove
Bobby Doran
Mrs. Loughren
Betty Lou Summerville
Twinkling Stars
Bessie Moyle
Mary Hanley
Mary McLanahan
Starlight
Beulah Deubler
Dorothy Silver
Jack Be Nimble
Bo Beeps
Alice Cumbo
Rose Mary Culver
Mary McDonald
Loughran
Talking Leaves
Charles Jessen
Celeryville Acre Yields $500
Celeryville Ohio shows prosperity as 40,000 cases of celery, five dozen bunches per case, yield about $100,000 per year on 200 acres. Farmers, 30 Holland men, mostly join Golden Rule Celery Growers association, selling independently. Land reclaimed from muck though large tracts nearby remain unreclaimed.
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Golden Rule Celery Growers’ Association
Michigan
Lake Erie
Celeryville
Ohio
H. van Zoest
Roosevelt Seeks Two Aims in New Deal Forest Corps
President Roosevelt outlines a conservation corps plan aiming to employ jobless urban men and reforest the nation. About 250000 jobs may be created by June with monthly pay of $30 plus shelter and food. Camps number around a thousand across forests. Service lasts six months though workers may leave for other jobs. Funds come from public works monies, with foresters and army personnel directing field work and a conditioning period beforehand.
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Washington
Conservation Corps
Roosevelt
Department of Labor
Administration For Public Works
Hen Lays Daily Egg on Family Table in Ohio
A hen at Hal Everett's farm near Zanesville walks into the kitchen and lays an egg on the table each day. The hen pecks a window glass to be admitted when doors are closed. Everett notes the bird is prompted by low market prices and keeps the egg ready for the cook. A note adds Canadian imports largely originate from the United States and mentions a Christmas broadcast from Winchester Cathedral in England.
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Zanesville
Hal Everett
Here
Everett
Winchester Cathedral
England
Married in Montana Licenses Issued at County Clerk's Office
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday at Clerk of the Court Kelly's office to Eugene Sullivan 28 and Nellie Sullivan 27 both of Butte Wilson Hong 38 of Butte and Lucille Lee 18 of Whitehall.
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Kelly
Eugene Sullivan
Nellie Sullivan
Butte
Wilson Hong
Lucille Lee
Whitehall
Hollywood teen Miss Ruth Magden stacks eight whistling wins
Contest winner Miss Ruth Magden of Hollywood shows a trove of trophies including eight whistling titles, three bathing beauty crowns, four leg honors, one beautiful face, and three modeling contests along with horsemanship awards and four flower-show queen selections.
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Ruth Magden
Hollywood
Roosevelt Rail Economic Measure Aims Swift Railway Reform
The plan seeks to align rail routes with shortest paths by suspending anti-trust laws for one year to enable pooling and reduce redundancies. A federal co ordinator would guide immediate economies and permanent reorganizations, with three regional committees and groupings by eastern, southern, and western lines. The coordinator can issue orders if committees fail to act, while maintaining fair wages and noting possible worker displacement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Names Utah Man Harold M Stephens Assistant Attorney General
President Roosevelt designated Harold M Stephens of Utah as an assistant attorney general. He also sent to the senate nominations for Carroll Miller of Pennsylvania to the Interstate Commerce Commission and J J Thomas of Nebraska and M S Szymczak of Chicago as Federal Reserve Board members.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harold M. Stephens
Utah
Senate
Carroll Miller
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. J. Thomas
Nebraska
M. S. Szymczak
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Record Manuscripts Entered in Kansas Authors’ Contest
Topeka Kansas reports a record 535 manuscripts entered in the thirteenth annual writers competition conducted by the Kansas Authors' Club. The event showcases a surge in literary participation and local author talent.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas Authors’ Club
German steel makers cite export gains twice as many as losses
German iron and steel producers report that recent gains in exports were twice as numerous as losses. The trade balance appears positive as shipments rise while fewer markets show contraction. Industry leaders expect continued momentum amid global demand.
Forest Recruits Headed West To Forest Camps
Two companies totaling 300 men from civilian conservation camps in Brooklyn set out by train from Jersey City to Divide and West Yellowstone Montana to work in the forests.
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Jersey City
N. J
Uup
Brooklyn
N. Y
Divide
West Yellowstone
Mont
Change of venue granted in Sullivan vs Sullivan case
Judge F L Riley granted a change of venue yesterday on the defendant’s petition. The action Abbie Sullivan against John Sullivan was ordered transferred to the Fifth judicial district court in Beaverhead County.
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Abbie Sullivan
John Sullivan
F. L. Riley
Fifth Judicial District Court
Beaverhead County
Collins Sues Aetna Life Insurance Over Policy Claim Dismissed
On stipulation of counsel and with party consent the action of Albert Raymond Collins against Aetna Life Insurance was dismissed yesterday. The suit sought to recover 100 dollars alleged due on a policy.
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Albert Raymond Collins
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Doe Dies Trying to Save Her Fawn
In Bend Oregon on June 3 a mother deer drowned while searching for her fawn after a coyote chase. Returning fishermen on Paulina Lake witnessed the doe and fawn plunge into the water. The fawn reached shore once but the mother kept circling and submerged after being dragged to shore four times.
Bauer Divorce Granted by Judge Downey
Helen Bauer was granted a decree of divorce from Walter Bauer yesterday morning by Judge T. E. Downey. The action was not contested. The couple was married in Dillon May 14, 1925.
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Helen Bauer
Walter Bauer
T. E. Downey
Dillon
Floral Park and Area Notes Include Travel and Health News
Floral Park and adjoining areas report on residents travel to Rochester Salt Lake City and Chicago for family and study updates. Ida Braman ill in Butte with Ida Braman’s pioneer ties noted. Mae Colvin returns from six months in Oregon. Brownies activities in Peterson Canyon feature awards, songs and a grand howl.
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Brown Owl
S. J. Perry
Elsie Stilwell
Peterson Canyon
Lila Lee Alden
Genevieve Hotara
Shirley Watson
Helen Durfee
Lorraine Fisher
Geraldine Kelley
Mildred Stilwell
Eleanor Curtes
Helen Ness
Hester Rose Stites
Iregen Fisher
Barbara Stilwell
Grace Butler
Catherine Donova
Clapp Daughter Undergoes Goitre Operation in Portland
W. H. Clapp of 1830 Oregon Avenue reports daughter Miss Amy had a goitre operation Thursday at the Portland clinic and is doing nicely. Mrs. Clapp accompanies her.
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Charles Baker
Bannock
The
Murray Hospital
Wallace, Idaho High School
Doris McDermott
Hugh McDermott
Argyle Street
Miss McDermott
Silver Bow Park
Greeley School
J. H. Maillette
Oregon Avenue
Medford
Ore
B. A. Clark
Maillette
W. H. Clapp
Amy
Portland Clinic
Mrs. Clapp
Snake Charmer’s Grip Is Stolen
The suitcase of Theodore A. Tausch, reptile lecturer, stolen earlier this week, was found in a downtown alley. A five-foot king snake was dead and another suffered a bruised stomach, while the live rattlers buzzed in indignantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Theodore A. Tausch
Tausch
Youth Gets Life in Father's Death
Edwin Evans a 26-year-old college graduate was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his father Timothy Evans Auburn rancher. The slaying occurred when Evans fired a revolver shot in the back over finances for graduate college work.
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Seattle
Edwin Evans
Timothy Evans
Auburn
Hospitals' Trust of Dublin Declines Christmas Sweepstake Request
The Hospitals' Trust of Dublin in the Irish Free State has refused a request to hold a Christmas sweepstake, leaving organizers seeking alternative fundraising ideas.
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Hospitals’ Trust of
Dublin
Irish Free State
Johnson Refuses Attorney, Faces Murder Charge in Virginia City
Carl Johnson, a 20 year old Toledo youth released from a Montana prison a month earlier, is charged with first degree murder in Madison county district court Virginia City. He will plead guilty next Wednesday and has rejected legal counsel, claiming a confession alongside a prior arrest in Olympia. The May 16 killing of Cornelius Weeda, 50, a chicken rancher, occurred at his Alder home and the body was found days later.
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Carl Johnson
Toledo
Ohio
Montana
Madison County
Virginia City
Johnson
Cornelius Weeda
Lyman H. Bennett
Frank Blair
Blair
Olympia
Wash
Weeda
Austin Middleton
Deer Lodge
Divorce Granted to Clara Mickey from James Mickey
A decree of divorce was granted yesterday by Judge T E Downey to Clara G Mickey from James G Mickey. The plaintiff charged extreme mental cruelty.
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T. E. Downey
Clara G. Mickey
James G. Mickey
Temperatures and Precipitation Report for 12 Hours
The report covers temperatures and precipitation amounts for the 12 hours ending at 6 p m. It lists readings by location and notes any rainfall amounts or temperature highs and lows observed during that period.
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Wall Street
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Thrifty Holland Farmers
Canada
Spain
Forest
Doe
Andes
Helen Warner
Betty Treat
Mary McGann
Floral Park
Adjoining Areas
Lou Braman
Dewey Avenue
Rochester
Ida Braman
Arthur Chappelle
Peter Chappelle
Harrison Avenue
Salt Lake City
Mae Colvin
Portland
Harry Rice
Howard Avenue
C. L. Springer
South
Arizona Street
Melrose
Pete Piskol
Evelyn
Edwin Rook
Mr. Rook
Joe Mudro
Waite Hoyt
Mr. and Mrs. Waite Hoyt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ellen Burbank
Montclair
Associated Press
Max
Min
P. Havre
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