Graf Zeppelin Delays Landing Due to Weather Over Atlantic
Graf Zeppelin signals from Friedrichshafen that landing at Seville seems unlikely and Lisbon is considered as an alternative. If Seville is chosen, arrival would be after 6 pm local time tomorrow. In Seville heavy rains slow the voyage and the airship is not expected to reach Seville until late afternoon.
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Spain
Graf Zeppelin
Seville
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Zeppelin
E.S.T
Lisbon
U.P
Atlantic
Dewey sewer plan urged again by city committee
The city sewer committee recommended creating a Dewey avenue sewer district for the fifth time after failed bid attempts. The item was sent to the judiciary committee. Petitions were also received for repaving Arizona Utah and Front streets and for paving Wyoming street. A proposal for a Porphyry street west of Excelsior avenue lighting district was killed after protests by 52.24 percent of property owners. Dennis Healy was noted in a continuation.
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Dewey Avenue
City Sewer Committee
Judiciary Committee
Arizona
Utah
Front Streets
Wyoming Street
Porphyry Street
Excelsior Avenue
Dennis Healy
Unrest, ordination mark Montana church jubilee amid campaign row
Bishop James Cannon Jr publicized $48,300 from E. C. Jameson used in his anti Smith campaign. He denounced the Senate lobby committee while listing state campaign allocations. In Butte, Daniel J. Sullivan was ordained a priest at St Patrick's Church, opening a jubilee marking the parish's 50 years.
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Washington
U.P
James Cannon Jr
South
E. C. Jameson
New York
Senate Lobby Committee
Cannon
Virginia
Daniel J. Sullivan
Butte
St. Patrick’s Church
Michael J. Sullivan
St. Patrick's
Butt
Patrick McVeigh
Bishop Carroll
Sacred Heart Church
J. M. Venus
D. J. Sullivan
St. Patrick's Church
Finnigan
Cappa Manga
J. C. Collette
B. J. Topel
Pastor to Mark Anniversary
Washington June 4 Transfer of the remaining un reserved public lands to the United States forest service administration instead of to the several states was urged before President Hoover's public lands commission by R. Y. Stuart chief of the service C E Rachford assistant forester branch of range management and Representative French Republican Idaho Forest conservation and watershed protection were the chief claims for centralized control to salvage water supplies and protect forests. some commission members argued grazing lands fall outside forest policy.
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Washington
United States Forest Service Administration
Hoover
Public Lands Commission
R. Y. Stuart
C. E. Rachford
French
Republican
Idaho
United States Forest Service
Commission
Montana Weather Forecast Predicts Warm East Thursday
The forecast indicates a generally fair pattern for Thursday and Friday with warmer temperatures in the eastern portion on Thursday. The outlook calls for pleasant conditions overall with rising temperatures in eastern regions.
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Montana
Scout Campaign Opens In Silver Bow Council Effort
Speakers lauded Scout activities as unequaled and announced a 1930 31 campaign to raise 7500 dollars for the Silver Bow council. Nearly 90 workers will canvass starting today with headquarters at Montana Power offices.
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Silver Bow Council
Thornton Hotel
Scout Council
Montana Power Company
Vatican Seashore Rules Urged For Stricter Enforcement
The Vatican newspaper Osservatore Romano denounced fashionable women’s bathing attire and published seashore rules, urging authorities to enforce them strictly and expressing hope for adherence across the Vatican City coast.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Osservatoore Romano
Gandhi Faction Quiets After Bitter Clashes in India
After a day of violent police clashes with Gandhi followers, Indian news quieted, with Delhi reporting a fire at the National Bank of India and several shops damaged around 550000 dollars. Congress volunteers gained Moslem support, including a mile long Bombay parade and a mass meeting backing the national congress program.
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Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Punjab
Madras
Dehli
Congress
all-India National Congress
Guards Capture Ten of Escaped Insane Criminals
Ten of thirteen escaped inmates from the state hospital for the criminally insane at Sonia Michigan are back in custody. Three remain at large, reportedly may be in an automobile stolen nearby. Local homes were opened as vigilance eased with most captives recaptured.
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Claude J. Markle
United Press
Sonia
Mich
Liberty
State Hospital
St. Johns
Romenane
Vaden
Tobacco Found Common Mouth Cancer Cause
Harrisburg report notes protracted tobacco use as the principal cause of mouth cancer, with Dr. Joseph Colt Gloodgood of Johns Hopkins adding that tobacco and dirty teeth are major factors. The talk suggests mouth cleanliness could reduce some tobacco related danger.
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Harrisburg
Caughin County Medical Society
Joseph Colt Gloodgood
Johns Hopkins
America
Bishop Advises Girls Preserve Femininity At Graduation
Bishop George J. Finnigan urged 39 Girls' Central high school graduates to keep femininity and restore woman to her pedestal. More than 4000 parents and patrons filled the Fox theater for the commencement exercises as the Rev. Father spoke against trends toward women vying with men.
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George J. Finnigan
Inenas
Fox Theater
Girls’ High School
Children’s Day At Butte Gardens Reaches 1 275 Million Attendees
The Gardens in Butte mark a 26 year tradition with 4 500 children enjoying attractions on Children’s Day. Since 1904 more than 1 275 000 have attended, with free streetcar rides and no serious accidents reported. First aid experts will treat scratches and bruises. Eight guardians plus a dozen instructors oversee the events all summer.
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E. J. Nash
Butte Electric Railway Company
Nash
Illinois Moves for Prohibition Vote This Year
Chicago June 4 The Cook county republican committee will circulate petitions to force a November vote on prohibition. Chairman B W Snow said the action is unilateral, not tied to the state committee or candidates including Ruth Hanna Mee Cormick. If 350000 sign, three questions would go to voters on repealing the Eighteenth amendment and modifying the Volstead act.
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Chicago
Cook County Republican Committee
Illnois
B. W. Snow
Ruth Hanna MeeCormick
Snow
In the Nick of Time Want Ad Reminder
Readers are urged to place want ads promptly as timely contact increases results. The note emphasizes that tomorrow or the next day may miss potential buyers or sellers who view the ad today. The message encourages immediate action and cites results as the priority.
Classified Ads Appeal to Service and Opportunity
Classified ad note highlights constant service and new opportunities with a phone contact prompt. The brief uses imperative language to attract readers to call for listings and connections. The fragment emphasizes availability and call-to-action in a local classifieds context.
Chris topherson bill advances to curb clogged courts
The House approved President Hoover's justice program in a stormy session. The Christopherson bill allows United States commissioners to handle minor city law violations without a jury, part of broader wet and dry debates on prohibition and enforcement.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
House
United States
Christopherson
Five file for Montana primary races on deadline day
On closing day for petitions with the secretary of state five candidates entered the race. Ethel Marcum Bielenberg of Deer Lodge became the only woman in the field, seeking the Republican nomination for railroad commissioner. Other filings included Tom Stout of Lewistown for Congress in the Second District, Albert Anderson of Billings for associate justice of the supreme court, L. V. Ketter of Sidney for associate justice, Leonard Young of Helena for railroad commissioner, and Russell Manger.
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Helena
Secretary of State
Ethel Marcum Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Albert Anderson
Billings
Supreme Court
L. V. Ketter
Sidney
Leonard Young
Russell Manger
National President to Greet St George Lodges in meeting
Walter Pinchback national president of the Sons of St George will visit Victoria King George and Peace and Harmony lodges at Fidelity Hall for a joint meeting. Officers will be installed then a social and golden jubilee celebration with about 600 members expected and delegations from Anaconda Dillon and Deer Lodge attend.
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Walter Pinchback
Sons of St. George Fraternity
New York
Victoria, King George and Peace and Harmony
Fidelity Hall
Victoria Lodge
Dele
Anaconda
Dillon
Deer Lodge
John Benny
Thomas Harvey
Ed Prisk
B. Pascoe
John Nance
William Kent
Peace and Harmony Lodge
Lyman Benny
Garfield Perry
Elmer Nichols
William J. Barnicoat
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Solon
New Finlen Hotel
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U. S
Ohio
Maude Lowther
Tilby Smith
Ashtabula
Snyder-Gray
Frank Sheldon
Ashtabula County
Boy Scouts
T. J. Davis
Root
Pope
Gandhi
Butte’s
Illinois
Crisp
Bill
Senate
ST. George
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