Montana Leader Calls Local Oil Conservation Necessary
Helena Mont June 17 Lee Dennis chairman of the Montana railroad commission says conservation of oil resources should be confined to states with overproduction He urges development in Montana Colorado Wyoming New Mexico to keep refineries running and reduce imports He adds Montanans should guard against waste of crude oil or natural gas.
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Helena
Mont
Lee Dennis
Montana Railroad Commission
Colorado Springs
Col
Hoover
Rock Mountain
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Mystery case of old man near boxcar death continues
Coroner order delays verdict as depositions from two University of Utah students and a brakeman await review. Witnesses recount the boxcar entrance, then the man’s grave back wound and lung injury. Embalmer notes the back wound about nail diameter.
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Mike Salot
University of Utah
Railway
Salt Lake
Kelly
Ins R
McCoy's Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
A vintage advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets as a cure for anemia and thinness. It promises users will gain at least five pounds after four 60 cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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McCoy
McCoy’s Laboratories
Andv
The Grab Bag Quiz With Historical Questions
A set of trivia prompts asks readers to identify a person’s nationality a famous peace expedition a president who died a month after his inauguration the first American ambassador to France and a biblical verse about royal power with the answer page four promised.
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United States
France
Browning auction sparks three vast philanthropy plans
Thousands crowded to watch financier Browning auction his New York properties amid divorce rumors as proceeds fund three foundations. Foundation No. 1 targets New York City and state toy support for orphans and hospitals, No. 2 expands nationwide, and No. 3 aims to open paths to fame and fortune for top good-doers worldwide.
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Peaches” Browning
Browning
Browning Foundation
Browning Foundation No. 1
New York State
Browning Foundation No. 2
United States
Santa Claus
Browning No. 3 Foundation
Earth
United Press
Joseph P. Day
Daddy
Broadway
Symphony
Prohibition shoot events prompt warnings to customs agents
The article reports warnings issued to customs agents about using arms only in self defense after a series of prohibition related killings. It details a case near Mooers New York where Arthur Gordon died in an apparent accidental shooting during a pursuit and notes other violence in Buchanan Georgia and Newport Arkansas along with political pressure on President Hoover and the law enforcement commission.
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Lowman
International Falls
Minn
Arthur Gordon
Mooers
N. Y
Collector of Customs
Weldon J. Cheatham
F. L. Coveny
Coveny
Inspector Coveny
Inspector Cheatham
Customs
Cheatham
Gordon
Plattsburgh
New York
Oliver B. Dickinson
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
Buchanan
Luther Ballenger
Harralson County
Grady Phillips
Phillips
Newport
Ark
George Johnson
Mickey Dillon
el Paso
Dillon
Young Dillon
State Penitentiary
St. Paul
Emmet White
Virkula
Hoover
White House
Detroit
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
E. W. Camp
Doran
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Congress
Canada
United States
Department of Trade and Commerce of Canada
Flathead Man Hurt When Struck by Auto at Intersection
Pi W Livingston a farmer near Kalispell was struck by a car driven by Jerry Hogan of Missoula at an intersection. Livingston suffers a broken leg and severed artery and is hospitalized. Hogan is jailed on reckless driving charges unable to post 500 dollars bail. Hogan says Livingston turned after nearly reaching the curb. The Irish Free State plans to increase road improvement expenditures by 223000 dollars annually.
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Kalispell
W. F. Livingston
Jerry Hogan
Missoula
Livingston
Hogan
Wisconsin figures plan liquor production if Law 15 passes
June 17. Milwaukee. Two Wisconsin legislators draft a senate joint resolution to enter the liquor business if Law 15 is enacted. Former Milwaukee Bar president J G Hardgrove says states may manufacture and retail liquor, while the Eighteenth Amendment restricts individuals. Senator Ben Gettleman and Assemblyman John Grobs chmidt lead the effort.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Senate
J. G. Hardgrove
Milwaukee Bar Association
Hardgrove
Ben Gettleman
John Grobschmidt
First-Aid Class Dives Into Hands On Practice
A Butte first aid course for men ran through practical knot and bandage work led by an expert. Students aged 16 to 64 practiced in pairs, with demonstrations on severe bleeding care and cautions on tourniquet time and iodine use. Tonight covers unconsciousness and gas or electric shock. Five lessons run 7:30 to 9:30 with certificates on completion.
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W. E. Dufresne
J. H. Ryan
George Pitts
W. P. Symons
Jack O’brien
W. E. Shields
R. H. Kitts
L. 8. Farmer
Andrew McCarthy
Miner
Bert Powers
W. G. Stephens
Walter Parken
T. R. Weber
W. J. Trihey
K. O. Sweeney
Frank Griffin
C. P. Gallagher
Stockton Veazey
Harry W. Dahlberg
Theodore J. Appel
Ernest George
William Varcoe
Donald Brown
B. J. Hall
J. L. Langdorf
Bob Smith
Lee Maney
Tom Tracey
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Woman Knocked Down and Robbed of Purse on City Streets
Miss Lena Hall reports being knocked down near Platinum and Washington streets shortly after 11 30 last night and robbed of a purse containing 50 cents. An unidentified man is being sought as officers obtain a description and search for the suspect.
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Lena Hall
Travonia Street
Platinum
Washington Streets
Old-Time Montana Resident William Gormley Dies at 68
William Gormley, 68, a longtime Montana resident of 49 years, died last night in a local hospital after a brief illness. A Canada native, he lived at 1901 C Street in Butte and is survived by brother Frank C. Gormely of Los Angeles, daughter Mrs. Max Lelande, son George Gormely, and four Butte grandchildren. Gateway mortuary holds the remains pending funeral plans.
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William Gormley
Montana
Canada
Butte
C Street
Frank C. Gormely
Los Angeles
Max Lelande
George Gormely
Gateway Mortuary
Detroit War Center Seen On Border City
Detroit faces a major enforcement push as federal agents, customs officers, and coast guard units bolster presence along the Detroit river and nearby lakes. Authorities plan more patrol boats, speedboats, and cutters to curb liquor smuggling as prohibition intensifies.
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Detroit River
United States Customs
United States
Detroit
Texas
California
Maine
East
Middle West
Washington
Motor City
Canada
Michigan
Seymour Lowman
Secretary of the Treasury
James M. Doran
Bernard Wait
Thomas E. Stone
Martin W. Rasmussen
Coast Guard
Port Huron
Lake Huron
Lake Erie
St. Clair River
Lake St. Clair
Prohibition, Customs and Coast Guard
Lowman
Treasury
Prohibition
Army of Enforcement
Livestock conditions praised in southeastern Montana
In Helena on June 17 Dr. W. J. Butler and E. A. Phillips announced southeastern Montana livestock conditions are the best in industry history after touring Broadus and forming a stockmen's association for Powder River and Carter counties. They cited a 95 percent calf crop as evidence and praised excellent Tange grass.
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Helena
Montana
W. J. Butler
E. A. Phillips
Montana Livestock Commission
Broadus
Butler
Mr. Phillips
Percy Williamson
C. M. Sampson
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Powder River
Carter Counties
Storage law discussed at Montana grain dealers meeting
At Havre on June 17 the Montana Farmers' Grain Dealers' association opened its third annual convention with about 150 attendees. A. H. Stafford, Montana agriculture commissioner, outlined the new farm grain storage act and related rules for the 21st legislature. Senator W. T. Cowan reported on legislative progress and Mayor J. L. Somers welcomed delegates as T. J. Larson spoke.
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Havre
Montana Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association
A. H. Stafford
Montana
Legislative Assembly
W. T. Cowan
Box Elder
J. L. Somers
T. J. Larson
North Dakota State Group
Livestock Groups Set Helena Meetings on June 24
Montana Livestock Commission secretary E A Phillips announced two meetings for June 24 here. The commission and the Montana Stockgrowers Association advisory committee will discuss stray stock claims. Officials named include Percy Williamson and R F Clary among others from Miles City and Great Falls, with stockgrowers officers also listed. Panama and Colon may gain air service linking to interior Panama towns.
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Helena
E. A. Phillips
Montana Livestock Commission
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Livestock Commission
Percy Williamson
Miles City
R. F. Clary
Great Falls
W. H. Donald
Melville
A. M. Moore
Marion
C. J. McNamara
Bib Sandy
Bert Orr
Dillon
Stockgrowers Group
George Clemon
Jackson
Julian Terrett
Brandenberg
C. M. Sampson
Walborg
World Talks With Dawes Aim at Global Security
Dawes prepares to announce formal negotiations to advance world security with European powers possibly joining. At Lossiemouth Scotland the prime minister signals parallel talks on the same subject. Uncertainty surrounds the plan and a possible MacDonald Washington visit to discuss naval issues with President Hoover.
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Lossiemouth
Scotland
Dawes
Forres
MacDonald
Washington
Hoover
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