Tariff Bill Heads for Close Senate Vote
Republican leaders predict passage of a controversial tariff measure as the Senate nears a final vote. Senator Smoot reports the conference corrections. Harrison warns of increased foreign investment and constrained American industry if the bill fails. Reed and Grundy stay silent while leaders show confidence in key votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Harrison
Mississippi
America
Mississsippian
Oddie
Nevada
Thomas
Oklahoma
Brock
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Reed
Grundy
Newly Chosen Officers Of Butte Eagles Begin Duties
Newly installed officers of Butte Aerie No. 11 Fraternal Order of Eagles led the regular meeting at the Eagles hall. President Byron E. Cooney announced committee appointments for the year, with July 4 set for the annual Eagle picnic at the Teddy Bear Inn on Roosevelt drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Aerie No. 11
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Byron E. Cooney
Teddy Bear Inn
Roosevelt Drive
M. J. Hartnett
John Bartzen
John F. Collins
Clayton Maxwell
Wilbur Arnold
A. B. Cohen
Tom Weber
Tim Kearney
Edgar Andrieux
Matt Berkopec
John O'Neill
Harry White
John J. Kelly
Frank Krabler
AY State School Grants Degrees In Varied Fields
Kalispell and Livingston students earned honors including the Schwalm memorial prize in fine arts Josephine McGrumphy and the Pi Mu Epsilon prize in mathematics Earl Eck. Roy received the Silver Bow D A R history prize Cecil Dunn also noted. The expected commencement address by Dr George Otis Smith was read by Prof H T Merriam after his summons home. Seniors held farewell dinners tonight.
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Kalispell
Schwalm
First Report From India Commission to British Officials
London June 10 The first volume of Sir John Simon’s commission on Indian statutory reform is published after two and a half years of work. It outlines historical and geographical background and sets the stage for the second volume due June 24. The commission reports unanimous views across conservative liberal and labor members to King George.
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London
British Empire
John Simon
George
India
America
Pain in Shoulder Toward Relief with Tysmol
Pain in the shoulder blade area is linked to neuritis or rheumatic conditions and relief is claimed with a locally absorbed application of Tysmol. The ad notes Paxson & Rockefeller Co. as a supplier and urges purchase from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
Ady
Hoover asks Congress for funds for Roosevelt memorial arch
President Hoover requested 25000 dollars from Congress to finance a Roosevelt memorial arch on the boundary between the Lewis and Clark and Flathead national forests in Montana. The arch would mark the Rocky Mountain summit and honor Roosevelt’s leadership in forest conservation.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewis and Clark and
Flathead National Forests
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Roosevelt
Butte Scouts See Strong Leadership Amid Casual Campaign Talk
The article reports on campaign workers and Boy Scout involvement in Butte. It notes many volunteers pledge weekly time, highlights 21 active Scout troops with 750+ boys, lists sponsoring institutions, and describes troop leadership and structure across city sections.
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Butte
Harrison Avenue
Centerville
Walkerville
Floral Park District
John’s Avenue
Harrison
East Central
East Section
Silver Bow
Utah Avenue
Meaderville
West Side
South Central
Man Surrenders in New Albany Shooting Case
Edward Huth, 26, surrendered in New Albany after a raid at his father's home ended with gunfire. He says he thought federal agents were hijackers. Agents Charles Rukes and Warren Allender were wounded, with Rukes in serious condition.
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New Albany
Ind
Edward Huth
Jacob Huth
Huth
Charles I. Rukes
Warren P. Alender
Indianapolis
Rukes
Allender
Long Murder Trial Testimony Delays Jury Decision
Evidence and maps presented by a civil engineer showed angles of fire and positions of Snyder and Le Duc during the shooting. The defense argued Snyder fired the first shots and demonstrated Snyder’s crouched firing position behind a bed, while Le Duc’s rebuttal included rapid subsequent shots. The trial slowed as testimony continued, with the case unlikely to reach the jury before Thursday.
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Snyder
le Duc
al Shane
Shane
Ostedick
Garfield Grammar
H. J. Freebourn
J. F. Daley
Clem Ostedick
G O P Candidate Found Guilty in Election Day Case
Portland July 9. Robert Gordon Duncan, an unsuccessful Republican candidate for Congress, was convicted by a six juror panel of electioneering on election day. The case proceeded despite a prior campaign effort.
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Portland
Ore
Robert Gordon Duncan
Wickersham Calls Prohibition Education Essential Change
Wickersham criticizes reliance on law enforcement since the Volstead Act and Jones Act of 1929. He argues no public education accompanied prohibition and cites England’s licensing commission showing reduced drunkenness via hours limits and public education.
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Wickersham
England
Royal Commission of Licensing
Wales
Liquor raid ends with officer killed in shooting
Agents arrive for liquor warrant at Selby bar. Selby claims serving liquor. Davis and Brown confront gunfire. Brown dies on arrival. Davis wounded and returns fire before Selby flees.
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Davis
Selby
Brown
Nationalist Forces Battle Rebels Across Henan Shantung
In Hankow area skirmishes persist as southern rebels amass 50 000 against 40 000 nationalists south of Yochow Hunan. Gunboats aid from the Yangtse as northern coalition troops reportedly suffer a major setback at Lincheng with heavy rebel losses.
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Hankow
Yellow River
Henan
Shantung
Yochow
Hunan
Kwangsi Province
Lake Tungting
Yangtse
Feng Yu Hsiang
Yen Hii-Shan
Lincheng
Haichow-Tungkwan
Power line survey under way for Flathead dam project
Montana Power and Rocky Mountain Power engineers survey a line from Plains to the dam site to supply power for construction. Officials anticipate a 70 day build for the transmission line and plan talks with Northern Pacific to secure materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manent
Flathead
Little Bitter Root Valley
Rocky Mountain Power Company
Plains
Frank M. Kerr
Montana Power Company
Kerr
Mr. Kerr
Northern Pacific
Montana Power
Washington
M. E. Buck
Polson
World Flight Plan Halted for Speed Adjustments
John Henry Mears and Fred Melchoir announced they would return their plane The City of New York to Detroit for adjustments after failing to achieve expected speed. The delay comes as the two prepare to circle the globe in the craft.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
John Henry Mears
Fred Melchoir
New York
Detroit
Two Die as Reading Meat Tainted Illness Spreads
In Reading Pennsylvania on June 9 two people died and two others are critically ill after suspected tainted meat caused illness in numerous residents. Coroner W S Ammarell reports the deaths and sickness as investigations continue with the city facing a health crisis.
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Reading
W.S. Ammarell
Rash on Face Yields to Resinol
Pauline Miller of 118 Goodell St Buffalo N Y recounts a severe itching facial rash that resisted a skin specialist treatment but healed after using Resinol Soap and Ointment. She praises her clearer complexion and urges readers to obtain samples from Resinol Co Baltimore Md.
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Lama
Pauline Miller
Goodell St
Buffalo
Resinol Co
Baltimore
Big Range Bought for Polo Training Field
Bozeman Montana June 9 The Montana Ranch club a 6000 acre resort on the upper Madison river near Lyons has been bought by the Rising Sun Ranches as a training field and breeding ground for polo ponies and for horses to be used on other dude ranches belonging to the company Manager M S Cunningham announced the purchase but did not disclose the price.
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Bozeman
Montana Ranch Club
Madison River
Lyons
Rising Sun Ranches
M.S. Cunningham
Kulanda Resigns Engineering Post in Montana
Louis Kulanda of Butte a project engineer with the state highway commission has resigned effect June 20 His six years in Montana highway work include 18 months based in Butte His retirement draws regret from fellow engineers and Mrs Kulanda is active with local Girl Scouts in Butte
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Louis Kulanda
Butte
State Highway Commission
Kulanda
Montana
Girl Scouts
Harding Way Nears Completion With Work Underway
Highway work on Harding Way shows heavy equipment and crews along the route. Officials urge careful driving to prevent accidents as detours may be required south of the Glen and east of Dillon to protect workers.
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Glen
Dillon
Donohue
Montanans Visiting Names and List of Escorts
A long rail-style list names Montanans visiting various places and accompanying individuals in Livingston Helena Dillon Billings Missoula and other towns. The segments mention families and pairs at venues such as Finlen Leggat Butte Arizona Thornton Grand and Acoma with numerous companions.
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The
Finlen
L. H. Robinson
Livingston
E. B. Ryan
Helena
J. Burke Clements
Nelson Story III
Bozeman
A. C. Dodd
Miles City
L. W. Trask
Missoula
Leggat
F. E. Cochrane
Frank Gorman
Dillon
Leo J. Hoban
Billings
Arthur Anderson
Jackson
H. D. Bradford
P. P. Parker
Hamilton
Butte
J. E. Hample
E. P. Hample
Myrtle Allen
Kate Kelly
E. M. Wilson
D. R. Edwards
Cliff Lake
Jack Warden
Glen
S. W. Dresen
Wisdom
Arizona
L. J. Deniff
Malta
Earl J. Pratt
Fred Niesk
Mammoth
N. S. Rask
Great Falls
Howard McFarland
Yellowstone Park
E. M. Davis
F. Stone
Plentywood
Thornton
J. R. Weymouth
D. A. Galt
W. Lyons
A. W. Olson
Grand
K. A. Noyd
Albert Noyd
Waterloo
R. A. Wright
Ed Fosgat
Anaconda
H. T. Weber
E. G. Taylor
Acoma
R. W. Bruce
T. C. Penaluna
L. R. Britt
Elk Park
D. Gunderson
Spanish wine growers protest French origin labeling law
Spanish wine-grape growers protest a new French rule requiring all foreign wines to be sold in containers showing country of origin. The measure aims to flag imports and affect blending practices with French wine.
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France
Shrine parade adds color to convention day in city
Temples arriving from Akron Milwaukee Lacrosse Boston Peoria parade the streets near exposition grounds. A gun club from Indianapolis fires salutes while Mayor Wemp welcomes Imperial Potentate Leo V. Youngsworth and Shriners in City hall plaza after wreath laying at the cenotaph for Canada’s war dead.
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Exposition Grounds
Akron
Ohio
Milwaukee
Lacrosse
Wis
Boston
Peoria
Indianapolis
Wemp
Imperial
Leo V. Youngsworth
City Hall Plaza
Canada
Touring Eastern Canada by Rail With CN Railways
Thousands of travelers visit eastern Canada including Toronto Ottawa 1000 Islands Montreal Quebec and Maritime Provinces then proceed to Boston New York and Atlantic City returning via Niagara Falls. Liberal stopovers and low rates attract many. For details contact A H Davis Genl Agent 83 E Fifth St St Paul Minn.
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Canada
America
Toronto
Ottawa
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Atlantic
Boston
New York
Atlantic City
Niagara Falls
Canadian National Railways
A. H. Davis
Gen’l Agt
E. Fifth St
St. Paul
Minn
Adv
No Handicaps Declared For Hip Pocket Height 19
The passage notes Hip Pocket Height 19 being declared without handicap and recalls a shoemaker who left the stage to return to his trade. It mentions the Singer troupe mainly hailing from southern Europe, organized by Leo Singer from Vienna, with 10 new members and the youngest aged 17.
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Singer
Europe
Vienna
Leo Singer
Reward Offered In Gang Slaying In Chicago Loop
A man described as well dressed and stocky killed Lingle known as Jake in the loop near Michigan avenue and Randolph street after leaving the Sherman hotel en route to Washington Park races. The shooter fled into Grant Park and was chased by patrols as police mobilized across the city.
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Lingle
Chicago
Jake
Debonair
Sherman Hotel
Michigan Boulevard
Randolph Street
Ilinois Central Railroad
Washington Park
Grant Park
Anthony Ruthey
Ruthey
William E. Russell
John Stege
Religious fete ends in disorder over cotton prices
The East India Cotton Association fixed minimum prices for Indian cotton amid a price slump. Bombay market closed for three days as prices fell 60 rupees below average. Ten members of the independence war council were jailed for six months for issuing an illegal bulletin amid protests.
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East India Cotton Association
Bombay
Independence “War Council
Congress
Custody Battle Over Dunn Baby Goes To Trial
Court records show the Dunn case centers on alleged child abuse and eligibility of the mother for custody. Three state witnesses testified as prosecutors argue the mother is unfit to raise the child amid claims of beating and neglect. A jury trial was requested by Mrs. Dunn as proceedings continued in justice court.
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Dunn
Rechter
Justice Court
Mary Phillips
Criminal Court
J. J. Lynch
Carroll
Seven Perions Trapped In Auto Quarry Disaster
Seven workers remained at the scene tonight awaiting removal of bodies after a tunnel accident under the Detroit River. Detroit reports six men killed and seven injured when dynamite was accidentally ignited by a drill touching off a blast. Rescue efforts faced rock fall and debris blocking access to the shaft.
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Ma Wisham
Detroit
Mich
Detroit River
Seven Die in Calaveras Tunnel Explosion Near Oakland
Seven workmen were killed and another man injured by a blast in the Calaveras tunnel of the Hetch Hetchy project in Alameda County. The dead were removed to Livermore morgue. foreman Richard La Mont survived with burns. Investigators cited a natural gas pocket ignited by a spark as the tentative cause.
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Oakland
Cal
Calaveras
Alameda County Hills
Livermore Morgue
Richard LaMont
Livermore Hospital
Sons of Norway Meet Tonight in Polheim Lodge
Polheim lodge No 135 Sons of Norway will meet tonight at 51 West Cooper street. The Sons of Norway Dramatic club of Anaconda will stage a play next Saturday night in Butte under the local lodge’s auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polheim Lodge
Sons of Norway
West Cooper Street
Sons of Norway Dramatic Club of
Anaconda
Butte
Home Brewed Skin Whitening Lotion Excerpt
A speech fragment recounts a home made mixture using Orchard White and lemon juice to lighten freckles and tan. The narrator claims rough skin disappeared and hands became soft and white. The ad promotes getting three ounces of Orchard White and blending with lemon juice to create the lotion.
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Hes
Butte Eagles
Don King
William Molloy
Alva Batterswell
Ben Hartz
T. J. B. Shanley
John Dooley
John Rowe
Dan Dooley
Jamos Coulette
Robert Maguire
Tom Green
James J. O'Brien
Frank Sweeney
Mayson Fearson
William McCracken
Louis Anderson
Thomas Mulcahy
Martin Cesare
James Chatham
Roy Alley
John McNarama
Fred Harvey
William Osborne
Robert Brown
Irvine Tillotson
Joe Honey
Jack O’brien
Ricard Rogers
Bryan E. Cooney
Louis Buckley
Elmer Clark
A. D. Arel
Gus Fitchen
John J. Sheehan
Tom O’brien
Alfred Paige
Ralph Turner
Ed Tracey
Bentley Hunt
Bruce Kremer
William Maloney
John Claxton
William Frame
Justin Bourquin
Charles P., Nevin
Frank L. Riley
Harry Meyers
Harry Freebourn
Phil O’donnell
Thomas J. Walker
AY State School
India Commission
SOUT
Hirsch
City
School of Mines
Eastside Neighborhood House
Mountain View Church
Exchange Club
Lowell Avenue
Sons of St. George Lodge
American Legion
Floral Park Men's Club
Peoples’ Congregational Church
First Presbyterian Church
Latter Day Saints Church
St. Lawrence Catholic
Floral Park
Longfellow Parent-Teachers' Association
St. John’s Catholic
Madison School
Parent-Teachers’ Association
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Sacred Heart Catholic
Silver Bow Park
St. Joseph’s
Bert le Duc
Wickerdham
Power Company
Harding Way
Shrine
West Coast
Walker
West Park St
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