I Pr-Swedish Birdmen Hopping for United States
Americans should realize the significance of Saskatchewan’s surprise defeat of Premier Gardner’s liberal party after 24 years in power. The swing to conservatives follows U S tariff changes impacting western Canadian farms, notably beef, and may influence Canada’s stance on the St Lawrence waterway.
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Alliance
Liberal
Gardner
Saskatchewan
America
Middle West
Canada
St. Lawrence Waterway
United States
Chicago
Harvard
Toronto
Quebec
St. Lawrence
J. H. Thomas
Britain
Great Britain
Martin seeks police protection for fire crews and right of way
Fire Chief Fred Martin urged city council to provide police protection for firefighters and to enforce an ordinance granting fire trucks the right of way after a narrow escape where one of his men had to strike parked cars to avoid pedestrians and motorists.
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Fred Martin
Cleen
Administration Pushes Farm Relief and Oil Reform Plan
Colorado Springs dispatch reports Mark L. Requa says governors will meet to consider an interstate oil overproduction compact and a federal state conservation program. He calls the conference the culmination of a four year investigation by the Federal Oil Conservation board. Further debate on conservation is unnecessary.
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Colorado Springs
Mark L. Requa
Hoover
Conference of Governors
Requa
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Wiba ux Prepares to Combat Dread Typhoid Scourge
WIBAUX Mont June 9 Sunday and the customary rest that it affords meant only hard work for the flood stricken town. Darkness tonight found many toil ing citizens going to their homes if their homes still were on their foundations after Friday s flood with the satisfied feeling that at least their main street was cleared of debris. Others sought rest after hours of labor at pumps used to drain water filled basements of their homes.
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Wibaux
Mont
Star Melodramatically Slain By Jerry Quisenberry
United Press reports a dramatic double tragedy in a New York roof bungalow. Actress Margaret Lawrence lies dead from two bullets. Lewis Bennison, a Los Angeles actor, lies dead with a single wound after a confrontation. Police cite a quarrel and Bennison’s alleged suicide after the shooting.
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Jerry Quisenberry
United Press
New York
Margaret Lawrence
Lewis Bennison
Los Angeles
The
Lambs Club
Bennison
Miss Lawrence
House to get resolution for appropriation on farm relief
Washington June 9 government plans to move a 500 million dollar appropriation resolution to fund the farm relief stabilization program. Immediate 150 million would be available if the Senate passes the farm bill amid growing opposition and a potential wheat surplus. Leaders backing debentures push to defeat the administration measure.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
House
House Appropriations Committee
Ramay MacDonald seeks direct talks with Hoover on Ango American ties
The Daily Herald reports Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald desires personal consultation with President Herbert Hoover to improve Anglo American relations. He would travel to the United States if opportunity arises, with cabinet discussion at Downing Street planned. The Herald suggests Hoover and advisers may welcome direct contact.
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London
Daily Herald
Labor Party
Ramsay MacDonald
Herbert Hoover
United States
Downing Street
MacDonald
Hoover
the Herald
Labor
Classified ads offer daily buying and selling help
Montana Standard encourages use of its daily classified ads for buying and selling. The column promises practical help every day of the year and urges readers to refer to the ads regularly for affordable opportunities.
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Montana
Hartzell Granted Sabbatical After 25 Years At Montana School Of Mines
Professor Lester J. Hartzell will take a sabbatical year at Oberlin College in Oberlin Ohio to study colloid chemistry under Dr Harry J Holmes. He joined the School of Mines in 1904 and is the first faculty member to receive sabbatical leave.
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Lester J. Hartzell
Mines School
Montana State School of Mines
Francis A. Thompson
Hartzell
Olen
School of Mines
Oberlin University
Oberlin
Harry J. Holmes
United States
Colorado School of Mines
Butte College
Gambling club gunfight ends in two deaths near Hutchinson
Ed Sexton, 65, longtime southwestern gambler and club guard, and Charles Lantz, 26, a hijacker, died in a blaze of pistol and shotgun fire during a dice game raid at a Hunting and Fishing club near Hutchinson Kansas. No arrests were reported.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Ed Sexton
Charles Lantz
Sexton
Lantz
Butte Burglary Ties Idaho Trio to Idaho Falls Theft
Police prepared to charge two men and a 15 year old sister in connection with a burglary at T. J. Bennetts on Harrison avenue. The trio, said to be from Hollywood, Calif, allegedly confessed to the Butte theft after being arrested in Idaho Falls for attempting to sell jewelry and other items. The store was entered through the cellar and merchandise including blankets and baby clothes was taken.
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T. J. Bennetts
Harrison Avenue
Idaho Falls
Butte
Idaho
Herschel P. Hammond
James Koch
Hollywood
Calif
Wallace
Seattle
Harry Mecpin
Bennetts
William Webb
Berlin Bath Notice Causes Comment on Gender Rules
A bath house notice in Berlin states that men may not enter the ladies bath and that the male attendant under paragraph eight of the bath regulations is to be regarded as a woman. The rule has sparked discussion among residents.
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Berlin
Mary C Thaw Dies at 90 After Tragedy and Charity
Pittsburgh, June 9. Mrs Mary Corley Thaw a leading society figure since Civil War days died after a long illness at Oak Lawn at age 90. She bore seven children including Harry K Thaw who murdered Stanford White. Her life spanned wealth tragedy and public scandal yet she fostered quiet private charities. Continued on Page 2 Col 2.
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Mary Corley
Pittsburgh
Stanford White
Son
Mary Corley Thaw
Oak Lawn
Thaw
Harry Kendall Thaw
Countess de Perigny
Margaret Carnegie Thaw
Atlantic
Paris
William Thaw
Mary Copley
Angler Robbery Route Disrupts Utah Avenue Drive
Chester Erickson 3200 State Street reported a early morning robbery as two masked men stopped his car on Utah Avenue. They struck him with a gun to the ribs took $31, forced him to drive to Arizona Street then to a warehouse district before fleeing. He returned home and notified police.
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Chester Erickson
State Street
Utah Avenue
Chester
Front Street
Erickson
Arizona Street
Poice Station
Permanent court dominating task of league meet
The fifty fifth session of the League of Nations in The Hague focuses on strengthening the permanent court of international justice and codifying international law. The aim is to elevate The Hague court to the leading international agency for peaceful dispute settlement.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Madrid
Permanent Court of International
the Hague
League of Nations’ Council
Hague Court
International Agency For Pacific
Severe Temblors Recorded in U S Se
Four earthquakes were logged on Georgetown University seismographs in the 12 hours ending 7 am Washington time. The strongest quake, starting at 4 21 a m, was centered about 5900 miles from Washington and persisted four hours with peak at 4 58 a m. The second strongest, centered about 3000 miles away, began at 3 18 a m.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Francis J. Tondorf
The
Observatory
Mexican Catholics Await Conference With Portes Gil
Mexican Catholics gather in Mexico City awaiting a conference tomorrow between President Emilio Portes Gil and Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz to reopen churches closed for three years. The archbishop arrived from Washington and stayed in seclusion to avoid public demonstrations as bishops urge peace and reconciliation among Catholics and government.
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Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
Leopoldo Ruiz
Washington
Friends
Seaplane Sverige Forced Down Off Iceland
The Junkers monoplane Sverige was forced to land at Skaptaros on Iceland's south coast due to engine trouble. Captain Albin Ahrenberg and two companions reached safety after strong head winds and a radio update to the world. they aimed to refuel in Iceland on their flight from Europe to New York.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Sverige
Skaptaros
Sapt
Albin Ahrenberg
New York
Junkers
Faroe Islands
Norway
Two Killed in Hold Up of Norwegian Resort
In Hutchinson Kansas a late night resort robbery ended with two men dead Ed 65 from Wichita Kansas and Charles A Lanz from Salina Kansas were killed during the attack by three masked robbers at a cabin door Sexton killed by shotgun blast as he faced the assailants. The second robber Lanz died later in a Ha? hospital after being wounded in the eye during the incident.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Here
Ed 65
Wichita
Kan
Charles A. Lanz
Salina
Sexton
Lanz
Shota
Ha ‘Kan
Dinner Tonight Kickoff Neighborhood House Drive in Butte
More than 60 prominent Butte residents are expected at a 6:30 p m dinner at the Thornton hotel to start a drive of 2500 for the East Side Neighborhood House yearly activities. Dr H A Tash will preside as 16 board and advisory members attend with guests. civic clubs aid in securing the fund.
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Butte
Thornton Hotel
East Side
Neighborhood House
H. A. Tash
Community House
Butte Civic Clubs
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M Donald
Arthur Henderson
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Hague
U. S S
Radio
Norwegian
Bergen
Kansas
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