Six Injured As Huge Tank Explodes At Denver Plant
A Griffin Wheel company machine shop in Denver was wrecked when a large compressed air tank exploded causing fire and roof collapse. Six workers were injured, three seriously, including Grover George and William King. Fire crews aided by company volunteers contained the blaze.
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Griffin Wheel Company
Grover George
William King
Joseph Keough
George
King
Keough
Joseph Salazar
Felipe Becerra
B. P. Backins
F. O'Neil
Othe
Youth Dies of Heart Attack at Havre Station
Havre Montana June 4 James Butcher 21 son of Robert Butcher Morton Minnesota dropped dead on the Great Northern station platform suffering a heart attack as he stepped from one train toward another He was en route to Kremlin to visit relatives
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Havre
James Butcher
Robert Butcher
Morton
Minn
Great Northern
Kremlin
Sale of confiscated furs adds to Montana game fund
The day in Montana reports sale of confiscated furs at the state game department office yielding 1640 dollars and 30 cents for the state game fund. It notes a motion to disqualify Judge John C. Huntoon and demand for an itemized statement in the United States Fidelity Co. case in Stanford, plus county bonds dispute. It also records Montana's prison population at a postwar high of 729 on May 27 and lists census figures for multiple counties and towns with recent and prior counts.
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State Game Department
State Game Fund
John C. Huntoon
Judith Basin
Stanford
United States Fidelity Company
Charles O. Ray
Engineer Society Medal to Top Montana School of Mines Senior
The Montana Society of Engineers will present a special medal to the outstanding member of the graduating class at the Montana School of Mines. The award honors first in scholarship and engineering promise with integrity and reputation. It will be presented at Friday evening exercises by W M Cobleigh, dean of engineering and society president.
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Montana School of Mines
Montana Society of Engineers
Francis A. Thomson
W. M. Cobleigh
Montana State College
The
Montana Society
Fraternity Club Faces Padlock Action in New York
The United States will seek a padlock order against a Greek letter fraternity club building on East 38th Street after a prohibition raid a month earlier. Assistant U S Attorney Robert B Watts did not disclose how much of the building would be closed.
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New York
Fraternity Clubs
United States
Robert B. Watts
East 38Th Street
Sunnyvale Bay Site Favored for Navy Dirigible Base
Lieutenant-Commander Charles E. Rosendahl urged the Sunnyvale site on San Francisco Bay as the better choice for the Pacific coast navy dirigible base, valued at 5 million dollars, over the Graf Zeppelin base in Germany, before the House Naval Affairs Committee.
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Washington
Sunnyvale
San Francisco Bay
House Naval Affairs Committee
Charles E. Rosendahl
Los Angéls
Graf Zeppelin
Germany
Chicago Man Chosen President of International Typographical Union
Unofficial returns early tonight show Charles T. Howard of Chicago elected president of the International Typographical Union with 33 157 votes. Fred Baker of Spokane has 12 937 and R G Robertson of Streator Illinois 10 005.
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Indianapolis
Charles T. Howard
Chicago
International Typographical Union
Howard
Fred Baker
Spokane
R. G. Robertson
Streator
Ill
Brannon Named to Association Post
Helena report says Chancellor M A Brannon was elected to the advisory council of the League of Nations Association of New York. George W Wickersham serves as president and the group, founded in 1922, seeks to boost knowledge of the league and public confidence in it.
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Helena
M. A. Brannon
League of Nations Association of New York
George W. Wickersham
Taft
League
Missing Official Surrenders in San Francisco Case
C T McKinney former assistant US attorney at Seattle surrendered to Department of Justice agents in San Francisco after two weeks on a grand jury indictment for conspiracy to violate national prohibition law. He had been staying with friends. officials received the warrant from Seattle and McKinney declined to comment.
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San Francisco
C. T. McKinney
United States
Seattle
Department of Justice
McKinney
Railroad engineer James Rasmussen dies by own action in Wyoming
James Rasmussen a 64 year old Union Pacific engineer was found dead in his yard in Laramie Wyoming after shooting himself in the right temple with a .38 revolver. Coroner Frank Cook said no motive could be offered by family or friends. Rasmussen served between Laramie and Rawlins and was financial secretary of the Rocky Mountain division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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Laramie
Wyo
James Rasmussen
Union Pacific
Frank Cook
Ramussen
Rawlins
Rocky Mountain
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Colorado Woman Takes Meatless Fast for Gandhi
Greeley Colorado June 4 A stenographer Mrs Edna M McGowan vows not to eat meat while Mahatma Gandhi remains jailed as a gesture of sympathy for India's civil disobedience campaign. The esoteric philosophy student hopes the fast will awaken others to India's plight and spur support for liberty.
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Greeley
Colo
India
Edna M. McGowan
Mahatma Gandhi
Montana Federation displays to tour Denver meeting
At Helena on June 4 special to the Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs announced a Montana display of art resources and products for the upcoming biennial meeting of the General Federation in Denver June 5 to 15. The exhibit features oil paintings, railroad loans, photographs, native crafts, farm and mineral displays, an Indian exhibit, and Montana products.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Federation
Denver
Sara Morse
Morse
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
Great Falls
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Frank Bossuet
Havre
State Federation
William Heinrich
Hardin
W. W. Hamilton
Dodson
George Berry
C. L. Smith
Missoula
Missing man turns up badly wounded in Missouri
Lawrence J. Miller a 35 year old Naperville Illinois building contractor appeared in Sikeston Missouri after being missing since May 21 He told conflicting stories of bandits and gangsters and said he was stabbed with a jack handle during an escape from 50 miles south of Sikeston He left for home alone after recounting his tale.
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Likeston
Lawrence J. Miller
Naperville
Ills
Missouri
Sikeston
Denver University to Spend $1.7 Million on New Buildings
The Denver University board of trustees approved plans for eight new structures over five years totaling 1.7 million dollars. Key projects include a library 350000 dollars gymnasium 250000 dollars liberal arts building 300000 dollars law school 200000 dollars and women’s social science and biological buildings each 150000 dollars.
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Denver
Board of Trustees
Denver University
Supreme Court declares Morelos divorce law unconstitutional
Mexico City June 4 The Supreme Court ruled the famous Morelos divorce law unconstitutional. Officials estimate that about 2,000 divorces may be invalidated, with many couples already remarried risking bigamy charges.
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Mexico City
Morelos
United States
Supreme Court
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