Congress OKs Hawley Smoot tariff bill in 222 to 153 vote
The Hawley Smoot tariff bill passed the House by 222 to 153 with vigorous cheering. President Hoover is expected to sign after review next week. Speaker Longworth signed the bill as Republicans applauded. Vice President Curtis will sign on Monday and it goes to the White House.
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D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Congress
House
Hoover
Longworth
Curtis
White House
Anaconda Woman Named Regent of Daughters of Isabella State Circle
Mrs. Mabel Everett of Anaconda was named regent of Montana’s newly formed state circle of the Daughters of Isabella. The state circle, governing body over all Western Montana chapters, includes delegations from Butte, Deer Lodge, Missoula, Anaconda, Laurel and Helena. First annual meeting set for next June in Missoula with the Knights of Columbus state convention. About 100 members attended a banquet, where James J. Brett spoke as grand knight of the Butte council.
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Mabel Everett
Anaconda
Daughters of Isabella
New Hotel
Montana
Everett
Butte
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Laurel
Helena
Rivers to Speak at Pacific Northwest Medical Meet
Dr. Thomas Milton Rivers of the Rockefeller Institute in New York City will deliver the banquet speech at the Pacific Northwest Medical association meeting. The event at the Silver Bow club is on July 2 and Rivers will also present three additional lectures during the scientific session.
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Thomas Milton Rivers
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
New York City
Pacific Northwest Medical Association
Butte
Rivers
Silver Bow Club
A Little Exploration and the Classifieds
A playful note encourages readers to explore the classified ads for potentially profitable offers. It suggests reading the want-ads and imagining personal wants, hinting at useful opportunities in the results count.
Classified Ad Snippet from Montana Standard
Classified ad fragment from the Montana Standard notes a generic service and opportunity theme with a listed phone number 5411 for contact. It lacks specific names, events, or locations beyond the newspaper source.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Elect District Officers
C. W. Marsh of Sheridan was elected president of district No. 8 Odd Fellows and Mrs. Sarah Zosel of Deer Lodge was chosen Rebekahs president at the district convention held here yesterday. Sheridan was named as the 1931 meeting site. More than 250 visitors attended, with 400 local members and nearly 200 more from nearby areas joining the sessions.
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C. W. Marsh
Sheridan
Sarah Zosel
Deer Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Complete Program Announced for Miners' Field Day Event
REPORTER'S MURDERER STILL AT LARGE DESPITE CAMPAIGN ON GANGLAND. CHICAGO JUNE 14 Six days after Alfred Jake Lingle was killed in a downtown pedestrian tunnel police announce no progress toward solving the murder or the slayer. Press and public demand a crackdown as police commissioner Russell schedules a Monday conference with the city council police committee. Col Randolph calls a directors meeting of the association of commerce to discuss new anti gang measures amid sharp editorials urging reform and breaking crime politics links.
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Jake Lingle
Chicago
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
William McSwiggin
Tribune
William Russell
Lingle
City Council Police Committee
Russell
Arthur Albert
Eut
Council
Col
Robert S. Randolph
The
Association of Commerce
Association
Warrants Called by Treasurer for 220000 in County Funds
A warrant call for about 220000 will be made on Paul A Rooney Boers. Registered warrants Nos 6783 through 8260 will be called. The total includes principal and interest. The call follows distribution of second payment taxes and apportionments by the county superintendent of schools.
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Paul A. Rooney Boers
Paul A. Rooney
Miss Cornelia Kelley Weds George Hepburn in Sunny Skies Ceremony
Miss Cornelia Kelley daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius F Kelley of Butte and New York married George Hepburn son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Taylor Hepburn of New York City in a 4 PM ceremony at Sunny Skies Manhasset Long Island estate. The Rt Rev Mgr Michael Lavelle of St Patrick's Cathedral officiated with Rev Henry Hammond assisting.
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Butte
Cornelius Francis Kelley
Monsignor Lavelle
Long Island Estate
New York
Cornelia Kelley
Cornelius F. Kelley
George Hepburn
Frederick Taylor Hepburn
New York City
Manhasset
Long Island
Kelley
Mgr
Michael J. Lavelle
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Henry Hammond
Butte Miners Field Day at Columbia Gardens July 14
A Butte mining world annual event at Columbia Gardens on Monday July 14 features prize awards for contestants. The program runs 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. with the Butte Mines band, races for all ages, ladies contests, boxing, baseball, soccer, a mucking contest, horseshoe pitching, a pet show, a doll parade, and free lemonade.
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Butte Mining World
Columbia Gardens
Butte Mines
Titian-Haired Woman Evangelist 13 Nabbed by Customs
New York June 14 United States customs officials ordered Aimee McPherson evangelist to pay 138 for misdeclared foreign purchases plus a 138 100 percent fine or 138 more. She agreed to pay 76 without dispute and may reclaim her goods held at the customs house.
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New York
United States Customs
Aimee McPherson
Evangelist
Europe
Customs House
More Mysteries Add to Fairfax Disaster Death Toll
United Press report from Ton Mass mentions new testimony in the Fairfax collision with the Pinthis off Scituate. A radio antenna fall may have delayed SOS signals by up to thirty minutes, conflicting with the Fairfax chief operator’s account and prompting further investigation.
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Henry Minott
United Press
Fairfax
Scituate
J. Wesley Gewelken
Baltimore
Tom Farrington
Miami
Fla
Mother travels to France to visit grave of son in war
Mrs. Hetta Rozell of Tripoli Missouri sails from New York on the 8.8 Harding to France to visit the grave of her son Corp Albert H Rogell of the 58th U S Infantry who died in the Argonne forest on Sept 26 1918 a death she learned of only last year The long years of uncertainty ended when a photo and word of his death reached her and her radio entertainer son Jack of Fort Worth Texas recalls the memory of his army chum the kid who was killed beside him in battle.
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New York
Hetta Rozell
Tripoli
Misc
Harding
France
Corp
Albert H. Rogell
58Th U. S. Infantry
Argonne Forest
Rozell
Jack
Fort Worth
Texas
War Department
Giistened & Info Eyee
235 Candidates in Races for Primary Nominations
County Clerk James J. Harrington closed filings at 5 p.m. Saturday for the 1930 primary. A total of 235 candidates filed, including 182 Democrats and 102 Republicans. Democrats have a complete slate. Republicans lack candidates for six county offices, while two offices on the Democratic side have only one candidate each. Democratic incumbents lead on those offices.
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James J. Harrington
Butte Man Giver Endorsement At Legion Meeting
Butte’s Al Livingston was unanimously endorsed for commander of the Montana American Legion. Russell H. Hart of Helena was elected district commander. other officers named were W. J. Chapman and W. J. Webb plus Marie Adams. Wires urged Congress to address pending veterans legislation and to back Hanford McNider as district choice for state delegate to the national convention.
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Montana
Hanford McNider
Consu General
Des Age
Montana Weekend Forecast Promises Warm East Ahead
Sunday and Monday are expected to be generally fair across Montana with warmer conditions in the eastern portion Sunday. The outlook highlights gradual warming and stable skies for the period.
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Montana
Le Duc Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Bert Le Duc, 55 year old Republican sheriff candidate, was found guilty of murder in the second degree by a criminal court jury. Sentencing is to be pronounced by Judge J J Lynch next week. Le Duc had been free on $15 000 bond and awaits remand to the sheriff’s custody after the March 5 shooting of John F Snyder, a 25 year old miner.
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Bert LE Duc
Lynch
John F. Snyder
le Duc
Butteman
J. J. Lynch
Carol II Reconciles With Princess Helene in Bucharest
In Bucharest on June 14 King Carol II and Princess Helene appeared reconciled amid domestic tensions as Dowager Queen Marie helps restore the royal circle. Princess Helene’s illness forced a prior family reunion cancellation, but Queen Marie resumed efforts to complete Carol’s return and throne.
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Alexander Hartig
United Press
Bucharest
Romania
Carol II
Helene
Mme. Mileuaale
Queen Marie
Balkans
Marie
Carol
Boy Scout fund drive aims to raise 1500 to finish
The Boy Scout campaign ends the week with about 6000 dollars from 40 districts and a 1500 dollar shortfall expected to be covered by next Wednesday. Campaign leaders thank the Scout executive board and urge the 10 districts with no report to contact headquarters to reallocate territory.
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Boy Scout
Henry Hirsh
Finance Committee
Morgan Wright
Scout Executive Board
Easi
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Sabella
M. Rivers
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Rockefeller Institute
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N. Y
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Paul Rooney
Legion Meeting
al Livingston
Lyngh
Princess Helene
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