Mussolini moves create Vatican clash in church row
Rome June 5 Mussolini proposes a limited reopening of Catholic clubs for women and girls but Pope Pius refuses to accept partial restorement. Vatican says Lateran Treaty must be enforced and demands proof clubs were political while awaiting government reply.
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John Evans
Rome
Vatican
Mussolini
Pope Pius
Duce
Marchese Pacelli
Osservatore Romano
Italy
Frenchmen break American air mark over water
In Bordeaux on June 5 two French flyers Lieut. Paulin Paris and Mechanic Concord set a new world duration record for a seaplane on a closed circuit. They exceeded the prior 36 hours 1 minute by the American team Gavin and Soueek, remaining aloft 36 hours 48 minutes before landing with fuel exhausted at 6 18.
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Bordeaux
France
Paulin Paris
Concord
Arthur Gavin
Zeus Soueek
Jean Mermoz
Rotary gavel emblem of All-Arizona to travel to Vienna
The Miami Rotary Club sent an All-Arizona gavel with a cactus head and copper band to the International convention committee for the Vienna gathering next summer. The symbol will mark Rotary authority at the event.
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Rotary
Miami
Ariz
U.P
Vienna
Austria
Downfall of Mussolini Critique by Archbishop Hanna
In a contended speech, Archbishop Hanna of San Francisco argues Mussolini seeks a bygone imperial Rome and total control over individuals, especially youths. He condemns the regime as unjust and unethical and warns Americans would not accept such government.
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Hanna
San Francisco
OEE
Mussolini
Rome
America
Impeachment Charge Down in Tennessee House Vote
Nashville Tennessee June 5 Gov Henry Hollis Horton won the first impeachment vote as the Tennessee house defeated article one by 58 to 41. The 88 page indictment accused Horton of using Col Luke Lea and Rogers Caldwell for private gain to keep him in office. Seven other articles remain to be voted and any passage would trigger a senate trial. Observers expect no article to pass.
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Nashville
Tenn
Henry Hollis Horton
Tennessee House of Representatives
Luke Lea
Rogers Caldwell
Southern
State Senate
Earhart Forced Down Near Lovelock In Autogyro Flight
Amelia Earhart was forced to land after running out of gasoline while flying an autogyro. She touched down at an emergency field near Lovelock, about six miles from the town, some six miles east of Reno, late this afternoon and hoped to reach Reno that night.
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Reno
Amelia Earhart
Aviatrix
Lovelock
Threat to world peace cited by Baptist delegates
The Northern Baptist convention heard Rev. George F. Finnie of Camden warn that science threatens world peace more than religion, urging harmony between science and faith. He contrasted Einstein’s immortality in stone with unnamed scientists whose theories could harm people, and the panel also addressed prohibition amid machine age concerns.
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Kansas City
George F. Finnie
Camden
N. J
Northern Baptist Convention
Einstein
Gupport
Leavitt
Jefferson
Washington
Roger Babson
America
Nile Members Leave Today for Meeting
A Milwaukee special train carrying delegates to the supreme session of the Daughters of the Nile will pass through Butte today at noon en route to Seattle. Board here will include Mesdames Maryanna Rickey, Robert E. Rundell, Laura McGregor, and Rose Smith of Tirzah Temple No. 3. Mrs. L R Margetts, queen of the local temple, had already left for Seattle. Other delegations will join at Deer Lodge and Missoula.
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Milwaukee
Daughters of the Nile
Seattle
Butte
Mesdames
Maryanna Rickey
Robert E. Rundell
Laura McGregor
Rose Smith
Tirzah Temple No. 3
L. R. Margetts
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Beacon lights planned for Columbia River Gorge route
Federal officials said beacon lights will be installed at 23 points along a 30 mile Portland to Pasco air corridor. The program introduces challenging installation work as planes fly the route over the Gorge.
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Gorge
Salem
Ore
U.P
Columbia River Gorge
Portland
Pasco
Most Talked Of Whiskers Belonging To J H Lewis
Chicago June 4. The most talked about beard in the United States is trimmed at home. Senator James Hamilton Lewis has his hair cut regularly every other week. His whiskers, once pink, are snipped by the Ches terfieldian himself. The beard, once a bright red in the senate, is now more gray yet still distinctive.
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Chicago
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
Lewis
Senate
Wilson
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Scott Leavitt Keeps Busy Schedule in Montana Tour
Congressman Scott Leavitt spent last night in Butte as a guest of the School of Mines and will visit Dillon to see son Roswell. He described May as full of nonpolitical speeches and outlined June engagements including dedications, speeches at Glacier Park, and Missoula encampment duties with Judge Matthias. He plans district-wide travel and irrigation project review while continuing committee work on Indian affairs, public lands, naturalization, immigration, and irrigation.
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Butte
School of Mines
Leavitt
Dillon
Roswell
University of Montana
Havre
Glacier Park
Io Grocers’ Association
Matthias
United Spanish War Veterans
Montana
Missoula
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Indian Affairs
Committee On Public Lands
Committee On Naturalization and Immigration
Committee On Indian Affairs
Interior Department
Emanuel Sternheim
Temple B'nai Israel
America
Phyllis Wolfe
Mme
Elsa Macpherson
Thomson
United States
State University
Laird Heads Immaculate Conception PTA
Mrs Frank J Laird was elected president of the Immaculate Conception Parent Teacher association at a meeting held yesterday. Mrs J D Murphy was named vice president Mrs Patrick Whalen secretary and Mrs Joseph Briney treasurer An entertainment program by students followed the elections.
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Frank J. Laird
Immaculate Conception
Parent-Teacher Association
J. D. Murphy
Patrick Whalen
Joseph Briney
Sheep Arouses Butte Traffic In Downtown Drehigh Drama
A sheep causes a scene at Broadway and Main in Butte Montana as crowds block traffic while police wrestle the frightened animal into a patrol wagon. Officers joke they may dine on mutton if the owner does not claim it, a first for the city patrol.
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Broadway
Main
Butte
Mont
Honors conferred on 12 seniors by Montana School of Mines
Twelve graduates received degrees at a formal Montan a School of Mines ceremony in Butte with diplomas presented by Chancellor Brannon. Dr Theodore Simons received a doctorate marking a milestone, while four graduates earned master of science degrees in mining metallurgical and geological engineering. John J. Brunner Ovando Harry E Kamprath Horace F Silliman and Andrew W Corry among notable recipients.
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Mines School
Paul Christian
Eleanor McTucker
Thomson
Brannon
Theodore Simons
John J. Brunner
Ovando
Montana School of Mines
Harry E. Kamprath
Freiberg
Germany
Bergakademie
Horace F. Silliman
Chester
Allen H. Engelhardt
van Nuys
Cal
President Thomson Hosts Luncheon for Montana School of Mines
President F A Y Thomson hosted the 1931 degree candidates and the Mines faculty at a luncheon at the Sliver Bow club. Chancellor M A Brannon gave the main address as hosts welcomed guests and spoke on class entry into the world theater of work. Donald E Sheythe led the student response and thanked the host and faculty for their instruction.
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F. A. Y Thomson
Montana School of Mines
School of Mines
M. A. Brannon
Dr. Thomson
Donald E. Sheythe
King Valley
Ore
Theodore Simons
Ia. Adams
Curtis L. Wilson
Eugene S. Perry
A. M. Gaudin
Allen H. Engelhardt
Clarence M. Harrer
Gailen T. Vandel
Arthur ©. Wilson
Harold T. Johns
Eugéne C. Little
Ross G. Henry
Stanley 8. Williams
John E. Blixt
James H. McCourt
Lee Roy G. Matlock
John J. Brun
Simons Honored by Mines School
Professor Theodore Simons received a doctorate of engineering from the Montana School of Mines for 25 years of service to the institute. Messages from alumni and engineers praise his leadership, teaching, and influence on mining engineering, with tributes from officials and the A I M E.
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McGraw-Hill Book Company
Transactions
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Montana Society of Engineers
Montana
Billion and Half Highway Projects Under Way in U S
New York report notes a 1.5 billion dollar road program this year across 45 states. More than 60,000 miles will be improved with Louisiana planning 3,200 miles. New York state proposes 60 million, followed by Illinois and Pennsylvania. Expenditures exceed 1930 levels, with job creation expected nationally.
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New York
America
American Automobile Association
Louisiana
New York State
Illinois
Pennsylvania
German Envoys Reach England for Parley
June 5 London two German envoys Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and Foreign Minister Julius Curtius arrived in England to explain Germanys economic condition ahead of a request to reduce postponable parts of the Young plan for reparations. They were entertained at the Foreign Office before a Chequers visit to Ramsay MacDonalds country home with cabinet ministers and parliament members present.
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London
Heinrich Bruening
Julius Curtius
England
Germany
Young
Foreign Office
Ramsay MacDonald
US Workers to Increase by 150000 Employed in Government
Washington report states President Hoover expects an increase of 150000 in government employment by September. The current total of regularly employed and construction workers is 1,556,000, with 901,000 in regular positions.
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Washington
Hoover
Gossip Incenses Mayors in France
American mayors touring France returned to Paris irked by reports they were junketing rather than studying French municipalities for improvements. The group, angered by the derogatory reports, discussed a meeting to plan actions showing they had been working hard.
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Paris
France
Wool price cut announced in Montana
Helena June 5. The Montana wool price will drop from 16 to 14 cents a pound next Monday. The Montana Woolgrowers' Association was advised by the National Wool Marketing Corporation of Boston. Last year Montana producers received 20 to 22 cents. two years ago the average was about 33 cents.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
National Wool Marketing Corporation of Boston
Simons Receives 25-Year Service Honor at Montana School of Mines
Letters from prominent figures hail Professor Theodore Simons for a quarter century of valued service and inspirational teaching at the Montana School of Mines. C H Bowman, C H Clapp, Frank L. Sizer, E P Mathewson join in congratulating him on this recognition and his contributions to engineering education in Montana.
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Anaconda Company
Simons
School of Mines
United States
Montana
Amtorg Trading Corporation
C. H. Bowman
Montana School of Mines
Stone and Webster Engineering Corporation
New York
Theodore Simons
C. H. Clapp
State University of Montana
Missoula
Tucson
Ariz
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Army chute jumper trapped during final practice jump
E. H. Deerwester attempted a graduation jump at Chanute field when Osborne’s chute tangled in the tail of the plane. After Osborne dangled and failed to cut loose, rescuers Engler and Strauble lowered a knife to release him. Osborne landed in a corn field unharmed but embarrassed, facing retraining.
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Osborne
Lieut
Deerwester
Chanute Field
A. G. Engler
Herman Strauble
Strauble
Engler
Here
Death notices for Sheehan and Perraut in Butte
The remains of Jeremiah Jerry Sheehan lie at Merrill Mortuaries with a funeral at 9:00 a.m. Saturday at St Patrick’s Church followed by high mass at 9:30 and burial in St Patrick’s Cemetery. The Peter Perraut remains are at the Philipsburg residence and will move to the Masonic temple at noon Saturday for a 2:00 p.m. service by Flint Creek lodge No. 11 A F and A M with Rev. A Nelson, burial in Philipsburg Cemetery.
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Jermiah
Jerry) Sheehan
Merrill Mortuaries
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Mrs Elizabeth B Thomas Rites Planned In Portland
Remains arrived Friday morning and were taken to White's funeral home. Rev G A Morrison will conduct services Sunday at 2 30 PM. Interment will be in Mt Moriah cemetery. Mrs Thomas was a member of the Eastern Star and Daughters of the Nile in Portland Oregon.
Card of Thanks from Henry Petit and family
The Petit family extends heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy shown during illness and at the death and funeral of their wife, mother, and grandmother. Special thanks are given for floral offerings.
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Henry Petit
White's Funeral Home Ad by Funeral Directors Embalmers
White's Funeral Home at 07 West Park Street advertises funeral directors and embalmers with a new Dial phone number 2-3123.
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White’s Funeral Home
West Park Street
George T. Wade at 15 South Montana St
George T. Wade of 15 South Montana Street, listed with Fred I. Root and phone number 7282. Contact details appear in this notice.
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Montana St
George T. Wade
South
Montana
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