Confession Reopens Hall Mills Murder Case
Eastern Montana towns report flood damage with five deaths in two air disasters and a rising death toll in Wibaux. Beaver Creek flood roared through the town today leaving silt and waterlogged basements while rescue parties aided stranded residents.
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Hall-Mills
States
Butte
Wibaux
Montana
Glendive
Mont
Beaver Creek
A. A. Sifert
R. A. “Dad” Thompson
Charles Walters
John Wahl
Everybody's Business Aviation Enters Third Period
John F. Sinclair reports on the aviation sector entering a third period of expansion as small investors worry. An Army plane carries two flyers down in an apparent incident highlighting ongoing risks in air travel and defense aviation.
World traveler Matullari to visit Butte on June 23
Raffaele Matullari, Bronx Chamber of Commerce member and Fascista, will arrive in Butte on June 23 on the Milwaukee line from Seattle at 10:30 AM and then board a National Parks Airways plane to Salt Lake City. The plan is to connect with an eastbound Boeing, with a 4 PM departure from Salt Lake.
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Raffaele Matullari
Bronx
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Fascista
Society
Mussolini
Butte
City
Milwaukee
Seattle
National Parks Aiirways
Here
Salt Lake
Balt Lake
Boeing Poe
Malullari
Prisoner claims trio killed Rev Hall and Mrs Mills in 1922
Federal inmate Kenneth Gladeau told Wayne County authorities he overheard a quarrel near New Brunswick New Jersey that led to the Hall Mills murder in 1922. He says a knife linked to the case figured in the killings and he received 3000 dollars to keep silent.
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Detroit
Fames Hall-Mills
Kenneth Gladeau
Detroit Free Press
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
New Brunswick
N. J
Wayne County
Free Press
Bom
ARC
IOM & Toickel
Gladeau
Francis L. Bergen
Somerset County
New Jersey
Plymouth
Mich
Robert EB. Moore
Hall
Aviation Cycles and Reorganization Highlight Industry Years
The piece outlines three aviation cycles from wartime collapse to postwar boom and mushroom growth. It notes many startups fail, a wave of mergers consolidating to four or five major firms, and warns of continued losses and the need for strong financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Newspaper Alliance
Raids Interrupt Jubilee Meeting in Ripon Wisconsin
In Ripon Wisconsin during the 75th anniversary jubilee of the repeal party federal prohibition agents staged three raids shortly before the parade. Governor Walter Kohler observed the raid as he moved to the celebration line amid ongoing proceedings.
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Ripon
Wis
Repeas Party
Prohibition
Walter J. Kohler
Msin
Plane crash at Frostburg claims two Langley crewmembers
Langley Field officials report Lieutenant Harry A. Saunders and Sergeant E S Woodward were killed when their plane crashed near Frostburg Maryland late today. Woodward's home is listed as Waynesville North Carolina.
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Langley Field
Harry A. Saunders
E. S. Woodward
Frostburg
Pan American VP Hambleton Killed In Wilmington Plane Crash
John H. Hambleton vice president of Pan American Airways died when the aircraft fell 50 feet near Wilmington North Carolina. Pilot Von der Hayden also died and an unidentified woman perished. Hambleton intended to join his wife Margaret Elliott in Wilmington for the weekend as she waited at Bluethenthal field.
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Pan- American Airways Corporation
North Carolina
Wilmington
N. C
John H. Hambleton
Pan-American Airways Corporation
Hambleton
von der Hayden
Classified Ads Show Service and Opportunity Variance
Classifieds highlight consistent ad formats while offering varied opportunities. Readers see routine service listings alongside diverse job, housing, and personal notices reflecting changing market needs.
Governor Erickson Pushes Montana Oil Field Development
Governor Erickson, en route to a Hoover oil conservation meeting in Colorado Springs, says he favors developing Montana oil fields now rather than restraint. He cites no current shortage, plans for new fields, and notes 80 million gallons of oil are imported annually duty free from Mexico and South America.
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Erickson
Helena
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hoover
Mexico
South America
Montana
Early Farm Relief Bill Hangs In Senate Balance
Washington June 8 The effort to enact farm relief this session faces a tight Senate vote. Debenture opponents campaign to reject the conference committee bill while supporters claim the House gave authority by approving the conference measure. Leaders say the split is razor thin and hinges on a final vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Z. Henle
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Conference Committee
House
Census Bill Report Heads to House for Action Monday
Senate and house conferees agreed to a conference report on the census bill and the referee for action in the House on Monday. President and lawmakers aim to advance the measure to standardize census procedures and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Ogden chosen as 1930 meeting place for district convention
The United Commercial Travelers concluded its session electing new officers and designating Ogden Utah as the 1930 convention site. Delegates from Montana Utah and Idaho held a two day meeting ending with a banquet and dance at the New Hotel Finlen. George B Erickson of Butte was named sentinel and Willard Lund of Pocatello etc won seats on the executive committee and supreme council delegates with Ogden hosting the June 12 to 14 1930 grand council meeting.
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Grand Council
United Commercial Travelers
Ogden
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Finlen
Butte
George B. Erickson
Butte U. T. C. Council
Sentinel
Wjisbuu Vilictis Vilis Uofiueui
Arthur Trenerry
Billings
W. D. Ringland
Great Falls
W. E. Boley
8. D. Ross
Missoula
O. J. Canty
Grand Page
Grand Sentinel
E. W. Townsend
Nye demands immediate vote on immigration bill in Senate
Senator Nye of North Dakota charged a filibuster against his proposal for repeal of the national origins clause and vowed to stay the Senate through the summer until a vote is taken. Friends of quotas say they have enough votes to block Hoover's suspension plan and Nye says a repeal proposal will be brought up after the farm relief contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Nye
North Dakota
North
Police arrest Salt Lake painter in Butte park theft case
A 67 year old Salt Lake City painter Frank Clark was arrested at the Butte tourist park after a woman reported a house full of rented furnishings taken with him when he left town. Clark admitted removing the entire two room house contents from the former residence including garden hose and radio. Police officers recovered the goods at the station amid the night.
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Frank Clark
Salt Lake City
Butte
Clark
Frank Koe
Butte Fire Truck Sees Pedestrian Struck On North Excelsior
A Butte fire department truck, en route to a small blaze, struck a parked car on North Excelsior street narrowly missing a crossing woman. The driver credited with saving the pedestrian as the truck failed to stop at speed. Other minor fires reported nearby were quickly controlled.
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Butte Fire Department
North Excelsior Street
R. E B. Stevers
North Excelsior
Granite
Excelsior Street
Siever
Lewisohn Street
Colorado Street
Unrequited Love Tragedy Near Chicago Claims Two Teens
Unrequited love led two 17 year olds to try to take their own lives in Chicago. Mary Perwin hanged herself after a letter from her lover Carmine Artero stating he was through. Lorraine Howard drank poison, left a note loving Michael Mann, broker, and remained in serious condition at St Luke's hospital.
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Chicago
Mary Perwin
Carmine Artero
Lorraine Howard
Michael Mann
St. Luke's Hospital
Public opinion on reparations worries Hoover
President Hoover faces pressure to persuade the public and Congress to accept the Paris experts solution to Europe reparations. Secretary Stimson received the 20 000 word report by courier from New York as Castle and others began scrutiny. The administration fears public opinion may not support the proposed settlement.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Paris
Stimson
Courier
New York
Department
William Ry Castle, Jr
Europe
Congress
Pope Emerges for Ride Through New Vatican City
The pope, about to turn 00 years old, rode in a wine red car last night beyond the old Vatican limits but within the new Vatican City. He traveled a public street not used by a pope since 1870, passing through Italian territory near the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Vatican
Vatican City
Murray Hospital Nursing School Graduates Prepare for Saturday Commencement
Six students from Murray Hospital training school of nurses will graduate with a program at the Women's Club at Park and Clark. Dr. T C Witherspoon delivers the opening address and Rabbi Emanuel Sternherabbi of B nai Israel temple gives the invocation. Florence Henry offers the next talk, and Edith Stevens gives the response for the area. Members include Edith F Stevens Missoula Mary K Elliot Butte Frances L class president Butte M Connelly Butte Nita VeTour Basin Edna La Verne MacDonald Philipsburg.
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Murray Hospital Training School of Nurses
Pauline Maler
Women's Club
Park and Clark Street
T. C. Witherspoon
Emanuel Sternhe
B'nai Israel Temple
Florence Henry
Florence Nightingale
Edith Stevens
Edith F. Stevens
Missoula
Mary K. Elliot
Butte
Frances L
M. Connelly
Nita VeTour
Basin
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E. W. Hall
Elinor Mills
Walker
Airways Company
Matullari
Trio
Free
Edward
Eleanor
Charlotte
Conservation Conference
Tri- State Organization of
George Erickson
Butte Park
Cal
America
Pope
New
Murray Hospital
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