Navy Department Savings To Total $25,000,000
President Hoover at Rapidan Camp heard navy officials report savings of about 25 million dollars in the current and next fiscal year. Guam would be abandoned as a military post with forces reduced to civil government needs. Savings stem from new fleet operations under Admiral Pratt, with battleships withdrawn and personnel not replaced.
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Washington
Navy Department
Hoover
Rapidan Camp
White House
Navy
Congress
War, Interior
Post Office
Agriculture Department
Pratt
Puzzle trick leads to four quad rabbit pillow tops
A woman cuts the pillow top into four equal squares to place a rabbit in the center of each, yielding two square tops from the pillow. Louis Bleriot is noted for pioneering the first successful flight across the English Channel. Sacco and Vanzetti were executed for the murder of a guard during a robbery in Boston, a controversial case.
Col umn legend Goolidge quits daily articles for vacation
New York June 7 Cal vi n Coolidge to suspend daily newspaper articles temporarily for vacation starting July 1 a year after his first dispatches were published The syndicate handling his material expects return to writing some time in September He urged leaders to take extended rest this summer for body and soul replenishment and privacy was requested for the vacation location
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Kansas University students to serve six months jail for liquor
Two youthful University of Kansas students, George Tooley Jr and Edward E Tate, were convicted of violating prohibition laws after being found with 11 pints of brandy. Judge G A Roberts sentenced them to six months in jail and a 150 dollar fine each. Their parole appeal failed amid state support for leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe
Kan
U.P
University of Kansas
George Tooley, Jr
Edward E. Tate
Kansas City
Lawrence
G. A. Roberts
Tooley
Tate
Chauncy B. Little
Lorraine E. Wooster
Ormer State
Don C. Combs
Frank Doster
Justice of the
Brain Teaser Riddle Prompts Editorial Page Answers
A brief teaser notes a brain teaser asking why an ax is like coffee and directs readers to consult the editorial page for the answer. It hints at a pun or wordplay without giving the solution. The item resembles a small newspaper teaser rather than a full article.
Interference of Senate and the Prosecution System
A Senate report blames prosecutors at federal state and local levels for rising crime, urges abolishing grand juries except for officers and large conspiracies, and calls for reform in selecting prosecutors, safeguarding interrogations, and a centralized system of public prosecutions. It contrasts US and English justice, noting more dismissals by non jury means in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Higgins Family Wins Big Concert Prizes in 30 State Tour
Ida Mae Higgins earned a diploma in voice from the high school department while George Higgins completed the college department. Katherine Allie Sallie and Mary formed a popular quartet touring Virginia states and beyond, winning first prize at the 1929 Virginia Lovers' Clubs and Virginia Music Teachers' Association convention, and at the National Music Lovers' Clubs convention in Boston as the best home group. They planned a two months tour visiting 30 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Higgins
George Higgins
Katherine
Allie
Sallie
Mary
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia Lovers’ Clubs
Virginia Music Teachers’ Association
Music Lovers’ Clubs
Boston
Inaccurate report on papal nuncio Bartholoni expulsion
Vatican officials deny a Lithuanian expulsion claim and say Arch bishop Bartholoni was only invited to leave and recalled by the Vatican. They insist international law requires Lithuanian authorities to justify labeling him persona non grata.
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Vatican City
Bartholoni
Lithuania
Vatican
State Supreme Court Joins Clemency Appeal for Woodring
All justices joined in a bid to Gov Harry Woodring for executive clemency. Frank Sheehan a 43 year old farmer who shot himself after serving a six months jail term under Judge Roberts reportedly believed the sentence imposed hardships on his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Harry Woodring
Frank Sheehan
Roberts
Sheehan
Anaconda Bureau Prominent Man Taken By Death
James McDermott fifty five, of 309 East Sixth street, died after a lingering illness in a local hospital. Born in Kendalltown, Wisconsin, he moved to Anaconda in 1895 and lived there ever since. Survived by brothers M. L. and Bernard McDermott of Anaconda and sisters Mrs. M. J. O'Brien of Wisconsin and Mrs. Mary Dunn of Los Angeles. Body at Finnegan chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Anaconda
James McDermott
East Sixth Street
McDermott
Kendalltown
Wis
M. L
Bernard McDermott
M. J. O’brien
Wisconsin
Mary Dunn
Los Angeles
Cal
Finnegan Chapel
Baccalaureate Service for Anaconda High 1931 Graduates
Rev J F Como delivered Be Ye Seekers After Truth to the entire 1931 class in the junior high auditorium. Evert Top gave the invocation, W L Bennett read scriptures, C McHarness gave benediction. Mrs George LeBlanc sang and the chorus performed under Melva Henning. Senior class day is June 11 and commencement June 12 with speaker to be announced after tomorrow's school board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
J. F. Como
St. Mark’s Church
Anaconda High School
Evert Top
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Bennett
Methodist Church
Charles McHarness
The
Baptist Church
George LeBlanc
George Goublier
Melva Henning
Anaconda Briefs Highlight Local Returnees and Students
ANACONDA June 17 Special Bill Schmidt former Elks lodge secretary has returned to the city from Poland where he has been employed for several years Franklin Stoddard Regis College student has come back to Anaconda for summer vacation James Garvey Creighton University student in Omaha Neb arrives to spend the summer with relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Bill Schmidt
Franklin Stoddard
Regis College
James Garvey
Creighton University
Omaha
Neb
Students Spend Summer in Anaconda Raid of Missoula and Nearby
August Botzenhardt and George Wellcome, students at the State university at Missoula, spent Saturday with friends in Anaconda. Lowry Kunkel, a University of Idaho student, is spending the summer with relatives. Ed Beaudette returned to Anaconda from Regis College in Denver to spend the summer here. Bart Hogan of Boulder spent the weekend with friends and relatives. Joe Kiely of Butte visited friends in Anaconda today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Botzenhardt
George Wellcome
The
State University
Missoula
Anaconda
Lowry Kunkel
University of Idaho
Ed Beaudette
Regis College
Denver
Bart Hogan
Boulder
Joe Kiely
Butte
McAdoo calls for national economic council in postwar plan
William G. McAdoo of Los Angeles proposes a national economic council to stabilize business and agriculture, curb waste and unemployment, and balance production and consumption. He urges industry to prioritize human needs over profits, drawing on war industries board experience to guide a peace-time economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. McAdoo
Los Angeles
Treasury
National Economic Council
McAdoo
Mr. McAdoo
War Industries Board
Peace Industries
Price Wars Draw Fire From Sugar Magnate Rudolph Spreckles
Rudolph Spreckles, noted American Sugar magnate, criticizes ongoing price cutting across industries. He warns that industrial leaders will not restrain destructive tactics, and questions government action to avert national harm. He argues arrogant leaders ignore history and that supreme power rests with the masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Spreckles
Unemployment Study by Chicago Professors Released
A new work titled The Problem of Unemployment by Paul H. jas and Aaron Director of the University of Chicago adds a substantial contribution to labor literature. The book follows Douglas’s Real Wages in the United States From 1900 to 1926 and features a prefatory remark by Dr. Frank Aydelotte of Swarthmore College noting the effort to relieve destitution and offer guidance in tough economic times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Jas
Aaron Director
University of Chicago
Douglas
United States
Frank Aydelotte
Swarthmore College
Washoe Park Pavilion Set to Open Season with Dance
Washoe Park pavilion, a summer gathering place for residents, will open Tuesday evening for the first public dance of the season. Al Brown, a Butte resident, has leased the pavilion for the summer. this follows the Junior prom as the year’s initial entertainment at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Washoe Park Pavilion
al Brown
Butte
Armed Bandits Rob Motor Bud Bus Robbery
Bandits halted a Tulsa to Shamrock Greyhound bus at Erick Oklahoma detour arresting and searching passengers one by one. They refunded small change to passengers including Eva Schneider Fickes and Henry Wolfe who gave $93 and fled in two cars then escaped on the main road. A mechanic repaired the bus at Shamrock, with Trammell the driver unaware of the holdup until the stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Trammell
Tulsa
Okla
Fl Paso
Trammell
Eva Schneider
Phoenix
Ariz
Fickes
Henry Wolfe
Venice
Calif
Wolfe
Texola
Pickwick Greyhound Division
Clinton
Shamrock
Erick
Powell county delinquent taxes nearly cleaned up
Powell county officers have nearly completed the delinquent tax work dating back to 1918. County Treasurer C. H. Adams calculated tax, penalty and interest on 436 properties, sending certificates to County Clerk Daniel D. Hertz Jr. Abstractor Mrs. C. E. Evans and assistant Betty Boyer reviewed records for possible mortgages to notify mortgagees and owners as required by law. Notices will be posted on properties soon, with some townsite lots and acreage to tax deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Powell County
C. H. Adams
Daniel D. Hertz Jr
Board of Commissioners
C. E. Evans
Betty Boyer
Syndicate
Powell High School names next year's faculty
Deer Lodge June 7 Special says Powell high school will have J. R. Culver as principal and a full slate of teachers for next year. Mrs Nellie Fox Davies teaches mathematics, Vera Habenicht commercial, Edith Hamilton foreign languages, Evelyn Kuos music and art, A W Johnson agriculture, Winifred App English, Frances Malcke home economics, FE Miller science, Erma Monroe history and physics, Jessica Stevenson commercial, O S Skillangstad band and orchestra. Strump and Stafford resigned. vacancies to be filled likely Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessica Stevenson
Skillangstad
H. D. Strump
H. C. Stafford
Paul
Motorists fined on intoxication charge
Mary Doe was fined $5 and John Doe $25 in Justice Bien's court Saturday on charges of driving an automobile while in an intoxicated condition. Their car collided with a vehicle parked in front of Hotel Deer Lodge about 8:30 Friday night. The damaged car owner claimed $200 in damages. The damaged car is owned by J. Ragnot, a salesman from Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Mary Doe
John Doe
Justice
Former Deer Lodge Resident Weds Classmate
Word arrives for Mr and Mrs W P Johnson of the upper valley announcing the marriage of their son Theodore Johnson of Bartlesville Oklahoma to Miss Marie Hughes of Dangerfield Texas. Theodore attended Deer Lodge schools and Montana State College in Bozeman and is now associate gas engineer at the Gerald mine in Bartlesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
W. P. Johnson
Upper Valley
Theodore Johnson
Bartlesville
Okla
Marie Hughes
Dangerfield
Tex
Johnson
State College
Bozeman
Gerald
Road equipment on new stretch contracts moved north and south
Shannon and Hunt moved their graveling outfit from the Garrison Deer Lodge contract north of town on No 10 highway Saturday afternoon to the Deer Lodge Race Track contract south of town on the same highway. They will finish the incomplete portion beginning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Shannon
Hunt
Garrison
Experts Call for Machinery to Replace Labor in Unemployment Cure
A group of experts argues the dented scale by business interests has failed to cure unemployment. They stress research workers and experts must act. They discuss the costs of unemployment and propose new machinery to replace labor and examine unemployment insurance.
Deer Lodge Notes On Local Outings and Visits
A. W. Johnson and high school agricultural class members are on a three day Nevada valley outing. Mrs. J. A. Mulcahy and daughter Kathleen visited friends in Butte. Miss Hilda Conley Helen Conley and Ethel Quinlan attended a Butte reception for Miss Nelson. Masonic Dinner club postpones until next Saturday with Arlene Waldron in charge of music readings and novelty dance. Fred Bond and wife of Green River Wyoming arrived in Deer Lodge visiting H. W. Evans family. Bond formerly Powell high school faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
A. W. Johnson
Nevada Valley
J. A. Mulcahy
Kathleen
Butte
Hilda Conley
Helen Conley
Ethel Quinlan
Nelson
Masonic Dinner Club
Arlene Waldron
Fred Bond
Green River
Wyo
H. W. Evans
California Avenue
Eggs Replace Money At Blue Mountain Theater
In Blue Mountain Mississippi eggs stood in for admission payment at a local theater due to an egg surplus. Adults paid one dozen eggs and children eight eggs for entry, reflecting a quirky bartering experiment amid regional overproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain
Miss
U.p
English German meetings close at Chequers
A laconic communique from Chequers reports Bruening Curtius visited with British leaders including Prime Minister and Miss MacDonald. It notes talks on Germany's difficulties and calls for alleviation while British ministers stressed the global low mood and sounded out subjects beyond reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Bruening
Julius Curtius
London
Herr Bruening
MacDonald
Germany
United States
Bruening
Dr. Curtius
Chequers
Board of Trade
Barones von Neurath
Arthur Henderson
A. V. Alexander
Bank of England
George Bernard Shaw
Robert van Sittart
Clive
Wigram
Sheila MacDonald
Byroeta
Count Bernstorff
Frederick Leith Ross
Malcolm MacDonald
Rivals Agree on International Cooperation Boost
A historic note reports both parties backing national revival tied to global collaboration. The item also mentions a British railway firm leasing land at Lewisham for greyhound racing with a ban on Sunday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisham
England
Airplane crash kills two near San Francisco Bay
Oakland California June 17 two men Mitchell Miscovich 31 pilot from San Leandro and Maurice Sousa 24 Oakland auto mechanic died when their plane nosed into nine feet of water near the Key Route mole in San Francisco Bay authorities said the accident occurred today in the bay area
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Oakland
Cal
Mitchell Miscovich
San Leandro
Maurice Sousa
Key Route Mole
San Francisco Bay
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Flo
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Senate
Anaconda Bureau
France
Motor Bud
Bureau
Rudy Vallee
Montana Power Company
Aoa
Montana
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