Sailors low blow ends disappointing world title tilt
Max Schmeling defeated Jack Sharkey by a foul in the closing seconds of the fourth round at Yankee Stadium in a 15 round bout. Referee Jimmy Crowley ruled Schmeling fouled Sharkey with a low blow, amid chaotic scenes as judges shared the verdict. The crowd of about 80 000 watched in stunned confusion after Sharkey had dominated much of the match.
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Sailor
Associated Press
Yankee Stadium
New York
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Jimmy Crawley
Olease
Crawley
Harold Barnes
Schmeling
Crowley
Charles F. Matthison
Gene Tunney
Lingle Buried Amid Chicago Gangster Crisis
Alfred Lingle, a journalist killed amid gangland lore, was buried as civic anger swelled. Police, led by Chief William Russell, acted as pallbearer. 650 hoodlums were arrested by a new flying squadron aiming to raze the underworld.
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Russell
Alfred Lingle
Chicago
U.P
Debonair
William Russell
Lingle
Underworld
Montana Normal College Grants Diplomas to 95 Graduates
The thirty-ninth annual commencement of Montana State Normal college in Dillon awarded diplomas to 95 June graduates. Judge Lyman H. Bennett delivered the address. Acting President Lee R. Light presented the candidates. Rev T. J. Simons gave the invocation and benediction. A college music program was performed as students prepared to leave for home.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
M. A. Brannon
Montana
Lee R. Light
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
T. J. Simons
Presbyterian Church
Unlucky Friday the 13th Warnings Across 1900s News
A brief dated feature warns readers about the superstition of Friday the 13th noting only one such date this year and three next year with playful cautions about marlin spikes banana peels Grand Canyon and Brooklyn bridge sales. It suggests sailing west to cross the international date line at midnight to escape bad luck.
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United Press
Grand Canyon
Brooklyn Bridge
Pacific Ocean
State Circle of Catholic Women to be Organized
Plans to organize a state circle of the Daughters of Isabella were completed at an enthusiastic Butte chapter meeting. Twenty six new members were initiated and Mrs Agnes Zeller, national organizer from Detroit, was a guest. Delegates from six chapters will meet at the New Hotel Finlen, followed by a banquet at 6 30 with Mrs Rose McDonald and Mrs Nell Kelly leading the Butte delegation.
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Daughters of Isabella
Butte
Agnes Zeller
Detroit
Mich
Zeller
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Laurel
Missoula
Helena
Finlen
Rose McDonald
Nell Kelly
Nellie Mulholland
Friday the Thirteenth Want Ads Boost Montana Standard
A promotional note extols the value of classified advertising in the Montana Standard Butte Daily Post. It urges readers across professions to call in want ads as a highly effective personal advertising medium and stresses that results count.
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Montana
Standard- Butte Daily Post
Classified Ads Offer Diverse Opportunities in Che Montana
The Che Montana Standard offers a classifieds page promising varied chances in services and opportunities. Readers are invited to call S411 for more details on listings and rates.
Record confirms 148 candidates filed for county offices
County Clerk James J. Harrington reports 148 petitions filed for nomination to county offices for the July 15 primary. Democrats number 110 to Republicans 38. Books close Saturday at 5 pm with potential last minute filings. off year lowers total as presidential-year offices are not contested.
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James J. Harrington
Harrington
Butte Boy Scouts Win First Aid Meet Top Award
Troop No. 7 led by Leo Manley Jr wins Silver Bow council first aid contest at Columbia Gardens with a score of 490 out of 500. The bronze plaque shield award donated by the Bureau of Safety of the Anaconda company will be passed annually to the winners. Second place scored 478 and third 471 in a field praised by veteran first aid officials.
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Butte
Butte Electric Street Railway Company
No. 7
Leo Manley Jr
Silver Bow Council
Columbia Gardens
Bureau of Safety of the
Anaconda Company
Silver Bow Boy Scout Organization
Mines
John L. Boardman
Bureau of Safety
Art Grunert
J. H. Kite
Peace Shaft Unveiled By Shriners In North American Pact
The Shriners unveiled a monument to international accord among the United States, Canada, Cuba, and Mexico on Toronto’s shore. A 2,200 member band and 800 chanters led the ceremony with loyalist anthems and the hymn Onward Christian Soldiers. Dignitaries including U.S. Senator Joseph T. Robinson and Gov. Louis L. Emersen attended, speaking on world peace and brotherhood.
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Toronto
United States
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
North America
Lake
Ontario
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Gov
Louis L. Emerson
Illinois
Henry L
Schmeling Sharkey Fight Broadcast by Standard Radio
The Standard provided blow-by-blow coverage of the Schmeling Shar key fight for Montanans. KGIR aired radio accounts while a separate announcer narrated for the crowd gathered in front of the newspaper office on West Broadway.
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KGIR
West Broadway
Defense of Bert Le Duc Details Fatal Shooting Case
Bert Le Duc, former peace officer, testified in his own defense about the fatal March 5 shooting of John F. Snyder in Snyder’s room. Le Duc described entering after hearing intruders and firing after Snyder shot at him, denying threats or striking Snyder’s companion.
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Bert le Due
John F. Snyder
Snyder
le Duc
Jones
Quoit Tossers Among Blue Law Violators Face Jail
In Trenton New Jersey a list of 3733 alleged Sunday blue law violators was compiled by Public Safety Director George La Barre and presented to Prosecutor Charles H English. The grand jury scheduled a special session for June 23 to review the cases involving quoits towers ministers golfers and storekeepers. The 1798 blue laws still restrict theatres and amusements though enforcement has been limited.
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Trenton
N. J
Quoits Towers
Public Safety
George la
Charlies H. English
Delaware
la Barre
Mystery radio call probed by government body
Federal inquiry opened into the collision between the liner Fairfax and the tanker Pinthis, which cost 47 lives. Officers testified on the mystery distress call. Captain Archibald Brooks said he ordered it sent, while radio operator Eugene Neff claimed it was received by him.
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Boston
Fairfax
Archibald Brooks
Eugene W. Neff
Brooks
J. W. Genekin
King Carol II Opens Way to Reconciliation With Helene
King Carol II moves to restore Princess Helene as Queen after Parliament nullifies the 1926 law barring succession. The royal meeting in Bucharest includes Queen Marie and Prince Nicholas as peacemakers. Carol then tasks General Presan to form a coalition cabinet after Peasant Party leader Julius Maniu failed to do so.
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Alexander Hartig
United Press
Bucharest
Romania
Carol II
Helene
Carol
Paris
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Tinta Eames
Prince Nicholas
Elizabeth
Greece
Ferdinand
Marie
Orient Express
Munich
Nicholas
Michael
Cotrocen Palace
Presan
Julius Maniu
Grundy and Reed Set Path for Tariff Bill Passage
United States Senate commerce time nears as the tariff bill moves toward final approval. Senators Joseph R. Grundy and David A. Reed, both from Pennsylvania, signaled support to clear doubts about the measure. The vote stands 46 to 44 with six other evenly split members. passage expected at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Senate
Pennsylvania
Joseph R. Grundy
David A. Reed
Tron
Montana Friday Forecast Promises Fair Weather
Montana weather outlook for Friday calls for mostly fair skies with little change in temperatures across the state. No precipitation expected and temperatures remain near current levels.
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Montana
Framing charge against theater magnate exposed in affidavit
Affidavit alleges Eunice Pringle, 17, tried to frame Alexander Pantages, Los Angeles theater magnate. Eugene Mozier, aviator, says he met her on a Los Angeles street and she sought a room, claiming she was disheveled.
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Ban Francisco
Eunice Pringle
Alexander Pantages
Los Angeles
Webb
Bernard Nugent
San Francisco
Eugene Mozier
Workers for Scouts Urge $2 500 in Two Days
The Boy Scout finance drive needs about 2500 dollars in the final two days of the week to reach the 7500 goal. Only 4 946 of 7500 has been reported with 22 of 50 districts still unheard from. Henry Hirsh asks solicitors to report to campaign HQ at Montana Power Company to ensure progress.
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Hirsh
Boy Scout
Suntoo Labs
Campaign Committee
Henry Hirsh
Montana Power Company
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