Adventists Hear Leader Attack Over-Drastic State Laws
At the Seventh Day Adventists quadrennial world conference in San Francisco Rev William A Westworth of Berrien Springs Michigan tells thousands that prohibition enforcement shows unwar ranted power and deplorable fruitage He says life penalties and the slogan a life for a pint reveal risks of enforcing the act and argues for upholding the law’s principle.
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San Francisco
William A. Westworth
Berrien Springs
Mich
Mr. Westworth
Bishop Gives Out Fund Statement
Cannon's statement asserts he was singled out for a report on his activities and expenditures while others who handled large sums for Jameson and millions for campaigns faced no such request. He cites $108,000 given to others and $107,000 spent by the state committee to back Alfred E. Smith.
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Cannon
Jameson
Virginia
Democratic Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Illinois Moves for BoN Vote Referendum on Alcohol Content
Illinois moves for a booze vote with three referenda. One asks state power to set alcoholic content levels, another questions repealing the state prohibition law, and the move follows Republican initiative after Democratic leaders failed to agree on petition circulation.
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Illinois
Travel fares to Salt Lake City and Ogden in June
Rates listed for June 13 from Butte via Oregon Short Line Railroad. $8.70 to Salt Lake City and return, $8.00 to Ogden and return. Tickets valid only in coaches or chair cars and must be used to return home by June 16. Inquire at local agent for details.
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Salt Lake City
Ogden
Butte
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Andv
If Only You’d Try Pebeco Toothpaste Ad
An old ad touts Pebeco toothpaste claiming it cleans whitening and helps decay defense by increasing saliva flow. It promises a refreshed mouth feel and urges readers to try Pebeco today.
Ordination of Father Sullivan at St Patrick’s Church Ceremony
The St Patrick’s parish in Butte observed a solemn high mass and ordination of Father Sullivan with Deacon Sullivan guiding robes, attended by Bishops Finnigan and Crimont and many visiting clergy. A post service banquet at Finlen celebrated the triple jubilee and mass.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Butte
Father de Ryckere
Father Dols
Father van de Ven
Father de Siere
Father Venus
St. Patrick's
Christian Brothers High School
Central High
St. Patrick’s
Venus
J. C. Meehan
Finlen
New Finlen
J. M. Venus
D. J. Sullivan
W. J. McMahon
Father Sullivan
Christian Brothers' High School
Finnigan
J. R. Clement
Alaska
Sullivan
B. J. Topel
Mount St. Charles College
Finnegan
J. C. Willging
M. J. McCormick
W. J. Joyce
James Sherrin
Finnigan and
Crimont
Emmet Shea
Missoula
P. J. Brett
Helena
A. J. Harrington
John Meade
James G. Tougas
St. Patrick’s Parish
Ten of Escaped Madmen Taken In Flight from Prison
Authorities report three escapees from a state prison are recaptured. Vaden, 30, six feet six, convicted of murder in Detroit in 1928, held in a madman’s cell. Wynkoop, 47, fled after overpowering guards and aiming at Judge Lamb in Detroit court. Badgley, 20, long-time state patient, moved from vocational school to hospital. Officers fear food shortages and possible car theft to survive. Inmates surrendered with little resistance.
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Vaden
Detroit
Roy A. Wynkoop
Wynkoop
Graf Zeppelin delayed by heavy rains near Seville
Radio reports from Friedreichshafen said the Graf Zeppelin was about 600 miles west of Seville at 1 am central European time and weather could push its Seville arrival to 6 o clock. Dr Eckener hoped to reach Seville in about 50 hours, failing to beat the 69 hour 24 minute crossing record.
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Friedreichshafen
Seville
Pasate
Nioe
Hugo Eckener
Lakehurst
N. J
OIK CANDIDATES FILE AT HELENA
White Sulphur Springs lists republican candidates for railroad commissioner and notes unopposed primaries. Senator T. J. Walsh seeks the democratic US senate nomination. Mark D. Fitzgarrald faces no republican opposition. eastern district contenders include Stout and Scott Leavitt. John A. Matthews seeks associate justice. F. E. Stranahan unopposed for Twelfth district judge. Manger of White Sulphur Springs touts 20000 sheep and a square deal slogan. Jess H Stevens planned entry did not file.
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White Sulphur Springs
T. J. Walsh
United States
Mark D. Fitzgarrald
Stevensville
Stout
Scott Leavitt
John A. Matthews
F. E. Stranahan
Fort Benton
Ketter
Anderson
Billings
H. G. Rodgers
Dillon
Frank W. Haskins
Butte
Miles J. Cavanaugh
Bielenberg
Claude Bielenberg
Lewis and Clark
Manger
Jess H. Stevens
Shelby
Stout Remembered Leader in Montana Democratic circles
Mr. Stout editor and publisher of the Lewistown Democrat News and former congressman at large from Montana was a prominent Democrat in eastern Montana. He started as a state senator, then served in the U S House from 1913 for two terms and chaired the Democratic state central committee.
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Stout
Mr. Stout
Lewistown Democrat-News
Montana
Senate
Congress
Democratic State Central Committee
Clagg Graduates at Girls School
M McCormack pastor of St Josephs church was the commencement speaker praising the 39 graduates at the annual exercises last night. Bishop Finnigan lauded women and urged education and college for the students as Father McCormack stressed four years of high school work and future college prospects. A wreath marked memory of Rose Mary Lively, and Father Sullivan, Father Venus, and Father Leonard received ovations. The program featured parish school acts and the Girls Central High School orchestra.
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M. McCormack
St. Joseph’s Church
Rose Mary Lively
Central High School
D. J. Sullivan
Butte
Venus
St. Patrick's Parish
M. J. Leonard
Finnigan
Father McCormack
Girl’s Central High School
Sisters of Butte
Dewey Sewer item heard again by council
Dewey sewer plans, six months probation for an appointee to the Butte fire department, and endorsements sought for Senator Pittman on railroad short haul charges dominated a council meeting. A committee was tasked with evaluating a Campbell hiring and a police incident notice.
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Butte
Beadle
Nevada Public Service Organization
Key Pittman
Lindquist
O'Leary
Boland
T. A. Morgan
al Sundberg
J. B. Campbell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mae Huddleston
Dakota and
Park
Ellen Westling
Pennsylvania
Dewey Avenue
Oregon
B Street
C Street
Hill Street
Hill
Gilman Alley
Hobson Alley
Utah
Wynne
Paxson
Sampson Alley
Kennedy
Judiciary Committee
Dollman
Stanley
West Park Street
Pope imposes strict rules on Italian beach attire
Italy imposes conservative bathing dress rules including banning knitted male styled suits for women, mandating full coverage, segregated cabins by gender, no dancing in beachwear, and a morality squad to enforce rules at seasides and riverbanks.
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Pope
House Approves Hoover Program in Historic Vote
The House passed the administration backed program after a heated session. Mitchell leads the commission while key bills on misdemeanor definitions, trial by jury waiver, and petty offenses move with the measure. Gramm, under attack, urges a trial period with possible later changes. Vote split showed 225 157 opposition and 218 117 for the package along party lines.
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Mitchell
Commission
Moore
Christopherson
Wickersham
Senate
Gramm
House Judiciary Committee
Farmer-Labor
Forest Service Proposal Heard on Land Transfers
Commission members from public land states discussed methods to transfer lands to state control while preserving federal aid for forest roads and protecting reclamation projects. They focused on practical dollars and the impact on ongoing land surveys, noting large areas remain unsurveyed.
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Commission
Public Land
New Way Closes Ugly Pores Beauty Lotion
Hollywood readers reveal a face care recipe using Orchid White and lemon juice to reduce pores and blackheads. The lotion promises deep cleansing, oil control, and a smooth, youthful skin texture, with extra protection against freckles and sun damage in summer.
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Hollywood
Scouting Drive In Butte Reports Strong Growth And Need
The Silver Bow council dinner outlined a rapid rise in Boy Scouts with 31 active troops and 772 registered Scouts. T. J. Davis spoke on leadership as leaders praised volunteer growth and a 7500 dollar campaign goal for 1930 31.
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Butte
Scout
Paul Campbell
Morgan Wright
Henry Hirsh
Fred Holbrook
W. A. O’kelley
Davis
KGIR
T. J. Davis
Scout Court of Honor
Silver Bow Council
National Council
India Quiet After Bitter Clash Amid Civil Resistance
Gandhi led civil resistance against British goods as the Moslem council and Congress faced boycott calls. The Moslem wing showed heat while a round-table conference was resisted. Troops pulled from the Worli salt raiders internment camp after 88 injured in rioting when Hindu women challenged troops repairing barbed wire.
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Gandhi
Congress
Worli
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J. A. Rooney
Bishop Finnigan
Hugh Faley
E. P. Curley
J.S. Faley
Carroll
St. Aloysius Institute
Sacred Heart Church
J. Sullivan
D. D
EPP
OIK
Friedrichshafen
Clagg
Dewey
HOUSE
Hoover
Forest Service
Dane
Council
Golf
Wein’s
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
India
Rsa
America
Lena
Premier Malt Sales Co
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Til
Blue Ribbon Malt Extract Americas
Butte Wholesale Grocery Co
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