Work to Start Immediately on Iron Street Improvement
County surveyor M. J. Loughran announces immediate work on opening Iron Street from Montana to Washington, a major Butte project costing over 6 000 dollars. A large crew will operate for more than a month, involving 3 000 cubic yards of fill and a new drainage culvert to relieve traffic.
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Iron Street
Montana
Washington Streets
M. J. Loughran
Butte
Anaconda Company
Loughran
Idaho Street
Montana Street
Dashing Prince to Reclaim Romanian Crown Tomorrow
After years in exile Carol of Roumania will resume the throne, aided by a special session of parliament. Premier Maniu resigned amid swift political shifts, as Carol's backers push for a Sunday session to crown the prince former king.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Carol of
Romania
Carol
Michael
Maniu
M. Mironescu
Liberal
Rioters Fired On by Police in Bengal Salt Protest
In Midnapore district 1 500 volunteers clash with police over contraband salt production. Police charge with batons, 17 injured as demonstrators refuse to disperse. Reinforcements requested. detachment leaves Calcutta led by Police Chief Lowman.
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Calcutta
India
U.P
Midnapore
Bengal
Lowman
Auto plunge at Missoula Gulch kills miner
William Mitchell aged 20 of West Pacific Street died from skull fracture after an automobile driven by Charles Jones plunged 75 feet into Missoula Gulch at Missoula Avenue Centerville. Jones suffered serious head injuries, treated then discharged. Witness Mrs Janie Hingston aided by William Varcoe.
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William Mitchell
West Pacific Street
Charles Jones
Missoula Gulch
Missoula Avenue
Centerville
Mitchell
St. James Hospital
Jones
Murray Hospital
Janie Hingston
William Varcoe
Montana Sunday Forecast Shifts to Showers West
The Montana weather outlook calls for an unsettled Sunday with cooler temperatures and likely showers in the western portion of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Reed denounces Republicans at Missouri Democrat rally
Former Senator James A. Reed reemerges to attack the Republican party the radio trust the Smoot Hawley tariff bill the federal reserve system President Hoover and the Anti Saloon League at a Missouri Democratic rally in Sedalia More than 20 000 listeners heard him and he redefines democracy as protecting natural liberties and opposing privilege and tyranny
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Missouri
Belators
Republican Party
Federal Reserve System
Hoover
Hyde
Anti-Saloon League
Sam Farrington
United Press
Sedalia
U.P
James A. Reed
Radio Trust
Agriculture
Arthur Hyde
Reed
Democratic Party
President Hoover to use special line at Glacier Park
Herbert Hoover will have a special telephone and telegraph line from his Two Medicine camp to Glacier Park during part of his vacation. The forest service right of way for the line has been approved and set for use during the visit to the Northern playground.
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Glacier Park
Herbert Hoover
Two Medicine
Forest Service
Regional Advisory Board to Take Up Important Matters
F. J. Coleman of Minneapolis travels to Montana for the upcoming Northwest Regional Advisory Board meeting in Miles City on June 25. He reports visiting Helena Great Falls Billings and Miles City after attending a Washington boards session in Spokane. He expects a large audience and notes the meetings aim to align shipper views with railroad transportation experts to discuss potential condition changes.
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P. J. Coleman
American Railway Association
Montana
F. J. Coleman
Minneapolis
Butte
Northwest Regional Advisory Board
Mr. Coleman
Washington
Spokane
Helena
Great Falls
Billings
Miles City
Coleman
Mon
Alumni Dinner Honors Mines Graduates and Speaker
The Montana School of Mines Alumni Association welcomed the class of 1930 at a Silver Bow club dinner. Dr. F A Thomson reviewed two years of work and urged millage funding for state schools. P L Pauly urged alumni support for the referendum. Prof Theodore Symon offered a class prophecy for the new students.
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Montana School of Mines
Silver Bow Club
F. A. Thomson
P. L. Pauly
Theodore Symon
Scout workers urged to cover sections in drive
The Silver Bow Council Boy Scouts reported $2,401 of a $7,500 objective in the annual budget campaign. Morgan H. Wright, finance committee chairman, urged broader participation, noting low overhead and 55 volunteer Scoutmasters serving troops, with weekly meetings and additional service beyond troop sessions.
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Silver Bow Council
Boy Scouts
Morgan H. Wright
Sorges Finance Committee
Butte
Mr. Wright
Council
Bailey Leads North Carolina Senate Race
Joshiah W. Bailey entered the Democratic primary, leading in the race with 176 of 1199 precincts reporting as of today. The result marks Bailey as the frontrunner in the statewide contest.
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Bailey
North Carolina
CRB
Aee E- C
Joshiah W. Bailey
Mercury Reaches 85 in Year’s Hottest Day Yet
The day brought a heat peak with temperatures around 85 in the city as officials warn of possible showers today. Weather observers note the high as a record for the year, with humidity making conditions uncomfortable.
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Fildey de Butte
Dougherty Opera Ends In Family Rift Over Lottery Prize
Daniel Dougherty of Brooklyn arrives in Quebec after his son Eddie wins a Canadian sweepstakes worth 149000. The father fumes at the outcome, while Eddie exits in slippers, as the family reels from the prize split.
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Quebec
Daniel Dougherty
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dougherty
Eddie Dougherty
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Father Dougherty
Doughertys
Father Daniel
Eddie
Danny Jr
Danny
Witness Testimony Shapes Le Duc Murder Trial
A surprise witness testified from a hospital cot that John F. Snyder said he would forgive Bert Le Duc if he visited him. Snyder claimed Le Duc fired first in a rooming house standoff. Snyder’s sister fainted as bloodied clothing were shown, delaying court.
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John F. Snyder
Bert le Duc
Butte
J. F. Daley
Snyder
le Duc
Daley
G. A. Scott
Portland
Johnson defends navy pact notes in Senate clash
Washington June 7 Senator Johnson Republican California reaffirms demand for exchange of notes tied to London naval conference in a formal reply to President Hoover. He cites constitutional treaty powers and says the senate foreign relations committee must keep documents confidential as debates intensify over ratification. De Borah says the panel has enough information and plans to convene Monday. Stimson conveyed administration objections to the committee.
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Washinton
Johnson
California
Hoover
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
de Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
Used Car Bargains Fill Classifieds This Week
The advertisement urges families to act quickly on the affordable used car market with low prices and many offers. It emphasizes acting before Sunday and directs readers to the classifieds, noting PHONE DIAL 5411 for contact.
Prohibition Question Shapes June Primary Across States
Washington dispatch reports prohibition as a decisive issue in the June state primaries. Maine and New Jersey face it as a key electorate choice between candidates while Minnesota debates a referendum. Franklin W. Fort of New Jersey says the Eighteenth Amendment question is the clear issue in any state.
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Washington
Maine
Bell-Weber
New Jersey
Minnesota
Franklin W. Fort
United States
Morrow
Amherst
Salvation Army Congress Opens at Citadel in City
More than 200 delegates attended the eighth annual Young People's congress of the Salvation Army at the citadel on East Broadway. The opening included a general meeting, a parade of the business section, an open air gathering, and a principal address by Ms Roner Francisco, conductor of youth activities in eleven western states.
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Young People’s Congress of the Salvation Army
Army Citadel
East Broadway
Rone
R Francisco
Montana
County collects over 1.4 million in fiscal year taxes
County Treasurer Paul A. Rooney announced total tax receipts for the fiscal year at 1,413,759.97 with 582,363.34 in May second-half payments. Delinquent second-half taxes are projected around 10,000, a near record for efficiency, and May 1929 collections totaled 447,000.
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Paul Rooney
Paul A. Rooney
Rooney
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Salt State
Witness County
Bishop Cannon
James Cannon Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Senate Lobby Committee
Washington, D. C
King Michael
Jim Reed
Glacier
Ed Kane
Clifford
Mercury
Onyder
LE Dug
James Daley
Ostedick
NAVY
Prohibition
L. A. Brophy
Salvation Army Congress
Citadel
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