Graf Zeppelin Completes Seventh Atlantic Crossing to Seville
The Graf Zeppelin under Commander Hugo Eckener arrived near Seville after 61 hours 28 minutes from Lakehurst, continuing its homeward voyage to Friedrichshafen. The dirigible circled Seville and Huelva before landing at the airdrome at 5:05 p m in front of about 1,000 spectators.
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Seville
Spain
U.P
Friedrichshafen
Atlantic
Hugo Eckener
Lakehurst
N. J
Graf
Huelva
Masters Degrees Conferred At Montana School Of Mines
History making exercises mark Montana State School of Mines 1930 graduation. Three master of science degrees the first ever awarded by the school eight bachelor degrees and a Montana Society of Engineers medal will be presented after a keynote address by Dr. George Otis Smith director of the U S Geological Survey in Washington D C. Masters go to John Otto Groh Clarkston Washington and Harry Backus Henderson Santa Barbara with others among the eight bachelor recipients.
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Montana State School of Mines
Melvin A. Brannon
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
Montana Society of Engineers
John Otto Groh
Clarkston
Wash
Harry Backus Henderson
Santa Bar
Montana School OF Mines
School of Mines
U. S. Geological Survey
Becker Hoskins
Butte
Joseph Newton
Herbert Hard
Anaconda
Donald Mayo
Miles City
Louis Nuckols
John O'Connor
Noah Gershevsky
Samara
Russia
Glenn Bigler
Santa Barbara
Calif
William Earl Lindlief
Divide
First Witnesses Heard in Bert Le Duc Trial
Three witnesses testified on the trial day for Bert Le Duc a 55 year old peace officer charged with murder of miner John F Snyder aged 26 The case centers on the pistol used and Snyder s autopsy findings as autopsy surgeons described three wounds and death The courtroom drew a crowded crowd including Snyder s sister Mrs H B Quinn and she wept during testimony
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Bert le Duc
John F. Snyder
le Duc
Snyder
H. B. Quinn
Council Bluffs
Iowa
G. A. Scott
Portland
Ore
Will
State university president to sit underground exam trip
Dr Cc H Clapp, president of Montana State University, and four Missoula geology students will spend the day at Badger State mine to take a practical final in Mineral Deposits. The group arrived in Butte yesterday for the innovative underground examination.
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Montana State University
Missoula
Badger State Mine
Cc. H. Clapp
The
State University
Clapp
George Tippett
Butte
Claude Langton
Newton Chute
Richard Foley
Rivers Harbor Work Planned as Funds Provided
The War Department announced a historic appropriation of 39,580,090 for river and harbor projects nationwide. Total funding for this program reaches 67,000,000, including 55,000,000 under the War Department act and 12,000,000 in a deficiency appropriation. About 10,000,000 targets Mississippi river and tributaries, while Mississippi flood control has a separate 35,000,000 allocation.
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Washington
War Department
Mississippi River
Ohio River
Inland Waterways Corporation
Mississippi
Montana Forecast For Friday And Saturday
The forecast calls for fair weather in Montana on Friday and Saturday with little change in temperature. Highs and lows are expected to remain near recent levels as skies stay clear.
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Montana
Bait on the Hook: Classified Ads Drive Results
A persuasive note urges readers to use Classified Ads to secure sales and trade, stating the hook must be in the water to succeed. It promises both buyers and sellers gain from this medium and encourages immediate use of the classifieds.
Classified Ad Service Note From Montana Standard
Classified ads feature a fixed service tag and a phone contact S411 guiding readers to local opportunities and listings in the Montana Standard classified section.
Mrs A E Wilkinson Dies Suddenly at Family Home
Mrs A E Wilkinson wife of alderman and Anaconda information department figure died at 1705 Wall Street after a sudden heart attack late Wednesday night. Ill health followed golf and a family outing. she faded despite medical help with her husband, children and parents at her side.
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A. E. Wilkinson
Butte
Seventh Ward
Anaconda Company
Department of Information
Wall Street
Dr. George Otis Smith Honored by Silver Bow Club
The Montana section of the A I M M E welcomed Dr. George Otis Smith director of the US Geological Survey and 1930 commencement speaker at a Silver Bow club banquet. Smith spoke on the World Engineering congress and compared Japan and the U S in industry and culture. He arrived in Butte for commencement addresses at the Montana State School of Mines and the University of Montana next week.
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Montana State School of Mines
Montana
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
Silver Bow Club
Smith
Japan
Empire of the Pacific
United States
Butte
State School of Mines
State University
Missoula
School of Mines
Francis A. Thomson
W. B. Daly
Anaconda Company
Industry of
C. H
Montana State University
United States Naval Replacement Clause Accepted by Japan and Britain
The State Department announced Japan and Great Britain accepted the American interpretation of the London naval treaty replacement clause. Senators urged clarification while President Hoover pressed for early action as Borah promised to push the measure with dispatch.
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United States
Japan
England
Washington
U.P
Great Britain
State Foreign Relations Committee
State Department Assta
Vonignt
State Department
London
Tokyo
Swanson
Democrat
Virgina
Hoover
Johnson
California
Senate
Stimson
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Britain
Probisher
Effingham
Suspicious Wife Uses Car Trunk to Spy on Husband
In Wichita on June 5 Mrs. Harry Towns rode with her husband to Belle Plaine. He found her hidden in the car trunk among tools, then sped back to Wichita. She fled during a traffic light stop, later returning with an explanation.
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Wichita
Kan
Harry Towns
Belle Plaine
Towns
Candy binge breaks records in 1929 U S consumption
Chicago reports a 1929 per capita rise of one pound for every man woman and child, totaling 1 382 243 387 pounds and an 117 000 000 pound increase. Food division of the U S bureau of foreign and domestic commerce cites record gains at the National Confectioners association meeting.
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Chicago
America
National Confectioners’ Association
U. S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Jubilee Banquet Marks Milestones in St. Patrick’s Parish
In the New Finlen hotel hall visiting priests and lay leaders marked St. Patrick’s parish silver jubilee and the ordinations of Father J M Venus and Father D J Sullivan. Bishop Finnigan and several bishops attended with seven speeches emphasizing parish history, education and constitution.
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New Finlen Hotel
St. Patrick’s Parish
J. M. Venus
D. J. Sullivan
St. Patrick's Parish
John W Dwyer
Albert J. Galen
Notre Dame
Finnigan
J. 8. Faley
J. Sullivan
Boulder
Father Venus
G. J. Finnigan
Helena
J. R. Criment
Alaska
J. C. Wiliging
Butte
M. T
L. Taelman
St. Ignatius Mission
M. Shevlin
S. J. Sullivan
Townsend
Cox urges repeal of Eighteenth Amendment at Ohio rally
James M. Cox of Dayton, a newspaper publisher and 1920 Democratic nominee, told a state wide rally that repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment is needed because prohibition cannot be enforced. He warned Americans face moral stagnation and urged finding a middle path between extremes. He favored repeal as a compromise between the saloon era and the current setup.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.R
James M. Cox
Dayton
Cox
Boston Harbor Plane Crash Claims One Man's Life
Thomson, 50, head of a Boston and New York contracting firm, drowned when a Colonial Air Transport trimotor plunged into Boston harbor near the Municipal Airport. Fourteen other passengers were treated for injuries or immersion. physicians and firemen worked over Thomson for over two hours before he was pronounced dead.
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Boston
Pearl
Cannon Defies Senate Panel in Lobby Confrontation
United Press reports James Cannon a gray haired Methodist Episcopal church leader left the senate lobby investigation room with crutch hat and briefcase after challenging the committee to subpoena him. Senator Blaine read a report as Cannon walked out with acting chairman Thomas J Walsh calling the act plain contempt of the senate.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Senate
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Blaine
Wisconsin
Cannon
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Missoula Men Die In Train Car Crash At Drummond Crossing
W A Rollwitz a former Philipsburg grade school principal was killed when his car was hit by a Northern Pacific freight train at a Drummond crossing at 6 15 this morning Both Rollwitz from Missoula and Fred H Mass a State university senior from Missoula were en route to Georgetown lake for a 9g trip Mass was seriously injured They stopped in Drummond seeking breakfast at the Helterline home and continued toward Philipsburg after not finding the breakfast place Continued on Page 2 Col 6
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Drummond
W. A. Rollwitz
Northern Pacific
Drummond Crossing
Fred H. Mass
Missoula
Rollwitz
Philipsburg
Mass
State University
Georgetown Lake
C. 8. Helterline
Barther-In
G. M. Kekich
Helterline
Generous First Day in Butte Boy Scout Budget Campaign
On the campaign’s opening night at the Montana Power building in Butte, $1,156.50 was raised toward the 1929-30 Boy Scout budget of $7,500. Only 12 of 75 solicitors reported, but many past contributors increased their gifts as praise for scouting grows. The summer camp program drew strong support, with 300 to 400 boys typically attending.
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Butte Boy Scouts
Montana Power
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Graf Zeppelin
Seville School of Mines
Ors
Cox Ox
George Smith
Cleric
Met
Capitol
6.C. Smith
Collegians
Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
St. Patrick’s
Uniqan
Harbor
Caraway
Senator Walsh
University
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