Queen maniac slayer suspect held as Cordra identified
In Jersey City a man resembling the Queens killer was arrested on Hudson county boulevard near the loop. He said his name is William Ernest Cordra, 31, with a 5 foot 8 inch frame and 140 pounds. Police found papers in his pockets bearing the 3 X signature used by the killer. Authorities continue vigil along Queens hideaway lanes amid threats of further crimes.
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Jersey City
N. J
Queens
Hudson County Boulevard
North Berge
Loop
William Ernest Cordra
Columbia
S. C
New York
Herbert Graham
Graham
Joseph Mozynski
Noel Lowley
Hoover opposes veterans relief bill over tax hike
President Hoover warns the veterans relief bill would raise taxes and be inequitable to World War I veterans. Senate leaders move a substitute measure with administration support following a White House letter to Senator Watson.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Watson
Indiana
White House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Camp Fire Girls to Play Fathers in Feature Game
Nine girls and nine dads meet on the baseball diamond at Columbia Gardens for a featured game to test which generation knows its stuff. The annual homecoming of the Butte Camp Fire Girls promises to be a standout of the season. The 1 50 p m start will have umpire A G Black calling the batteries. Both teams were put on training diets and ordered to bed early.
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Columbia Gardens
America
Butte Camp
A. G. Black
Montana forecast mostly fair for Monday and Tuesday
A Montana weather forecast calls for mostly fair skies on Monday and Tuesday with warmer temperatures on Monday. The east and south portions may see slightly higher temperatures.
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Montana
Second Son Born to Lieutenant Governor Hazelbaker
Dillon June 23 Special. Lieutenant Governor and Mrs Frank Hazelbaker welcomed a baby boy this morning at Barrett hospital. Both mother and child are reported well. He is to join big brother Frank and sister Lois Hazelbaker in the family.
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Hazelbaker
Dillon
Frank Hazelbaker
Barrett Hospital
Lois Hazelbaker
Frank
Legion Members Put Scout Camp In Shape For Summer
More than 30 members of Silver Bow Post No. 1 American Legion gathered at the Boy Scouts camp in the Lowlands. Under Commander Fred Lehn and E. K. Miller they cleared, moved cabins, demolished barns, rebuilt sites, overhauled the swimming hole, and cleaned parade grounds and bunkhouses for the boys summer outing. C. O. Smiggs Smithers led the commissary wagon with midday meals. The caravan left the Legion hall at 9 am for a 30 mile hill trip.
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Silver Bow Post No. 1
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Fred Lehn
E. K. Miller
Legion Hall
C. O
Smiggs) Smithers
Heir Born to Lindbergh Fame in New Jersey
A son was born today to Mrs. C. A. Lindbergh at Ambassador Morrow’s home in Englewood. Reporters waited for weeks as the aviator’s heir is expected to attract wide public interest. Charles A. Lindbergh’s fame as Lone Eagle adds to the event and anticipation.
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Englewood
N. J
C. A. Lindberg
Dwight W. Morrow
United Press
Lindbergh
Ex-Wall Street figure Harold Ryder freed on bail after stock firm collapse
Harold Russell Ryder, whose rapid rise on Wall Street ended in the $4.5 million failure of Woody & Co, was released on $10,000 bail on grand larceny charges. Authorities label the case a result of frenzied finance and high living as Ryder vows to cooperate with creditors to recover funds.
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New York
Wall Street
Harold Russell Ryder
Stock Exchange
Woody & Co
Ryder
A Safe Combination in Classified Ads
In an era of mergers capital and labor blend to win and color with symmetry to give beauty. A final pairing joins merchandise with a Standard-Post classified ad to guarantee a sale. To sell household goods dial 5411 forWant-Ad assistance.
Classified Ads From The Montana Standard
Classified listings from The Montana Standard offer in service options and opportunities. Readers are invited to dial a number for more details about available listings and services.
British Commission Studies Wailing Wall Question
United Press staff correspondent reports a League of Nations commission will hold its first session in Jerusalem to address the Wailing Wall dispute. The clash has caused deaths and injuries and risks further bloodshed if unresolved, drawing Moslem and Jewish international attention from India Egypt Syria and other nations.
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United Press
Jerusalem
League of Nations
India
Egyat
Syria
New Picture of How Atoms Are Shown
The Heisenberg Compton atom picture reveals electrons moving in vapory clouds rather than fixed orbits. Presented to the American Physical Society at Cornell, Dr. Arthur H. Compton reported the discovery, claiming it closest to showing what the atom looks like and noting work done at Ryerson laboratory, University of Chicago.
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Howard W. Blakesleee
Associated Press
Ithaca
N. Y
Heisenberg-Compton
American Physical Society
Cornell University
Arthur H. Compton
Ryerson Physical Laboratory
University of Chicago
Dr. Compton
Masonic Leader John H Cowles to Be Honored in Butte Banquet
John H Cowles thirty third degree Mason and sovereign grand commander of the Scottish Rite southern jurisdiction will be honored at a banquet tonight at the Masonic temple attended by about 250 Scottish Rite members. Cowles from Washington D C arrived in Butte last night and will head to North and South Dakota after the event. He will base himself at the New Finlen hotel during his stay.
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John H. Cowles
United States
Masonic Temple
Mr. Cowles
Washington, D. C
Butte
New Finlen Hotel
North
South Dakota
Silver Jubilee Mass Celebrated by Butte Priest
The Rev. Michael McCormack marked 25 years in the priesthood with a silver jubilee mass at St. Joseph's church. A large crowd attended, including many from other towns, with Rev. James P. O'Shea as deacon and Rev. N. J. Leonard as sub-deacon.
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Michael McCormack
St. Joseph's Church
Father McCormack
James P. O'Shea
N. J. Leonard
Hugh Faley
Old Home Folks Great Admiral Dick Byrd With Great Ovation
Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd returned to Winchester with a heartfelt welcome from his hometown. Open air thanksgiving services, a city resolution praising his safe return, and a quiet, sacred homecoming contrasted with national tumult. Byrd traveled with his wife Marie Ames Byrd of Boston and their son Richard Evelyn Byrd III, alongside his brothers, former Governor Harry F Byrd and Thomas B Byrd.
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Winchester
Richard Evelyn Byrd
New York
Washington
Richmond
Admiral Byrd
Marie Ames Byrd
Boston
Harry Flood Byrd
Thomas B. Byrd
Gallatin County Wool Association Clip Sold to Boston Firm
The Gallatin County Wool Association sold its entire pool of about 310000 pounds to a Boston firm. Members will receive total checks between 75000 and 80000 dollars as deliveries occur this week at Three Forks and Bozeman. The pool includes 34000 fleeces from nearly 200 growers with prices 23 to 24.25 cents per pound depending on wool type.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County Wool Association
Boston
Three Forks
Prosperity Seen to Continue Says U S Commerce Official
Washington report by Robert C. Albright cites Dr. Ray Ovid Hall of the Commerce Department predicting long term prosperity with no protracted setbacks. The 1929 balance of payments shows a $561 million drop in net capital export and a $307 million gold inflow in the 15 months ending last October.
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Robert C. Albright
United Press
Washington
Ray Ovid Hall
Finance and Investment Division
Commerce Department
United States
Dr. Hall
Lamont
Tragic Weekend Toll From Auto Air Crashes Explosions
A string of accidents across the United States Sunday left nearly two dozen people dead. In Colorado a small car exploded near Denver killing Clifford Hogan and his wife and destroying the vehicle. In Absecon New Jersey a mayor two unidentified women and a man believed to be Assemblyman Sira cus a died when a train struck their cars. A Denver blast killed a man and a woman.
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United States
Denver
Clifford Hogan
Absecon
N. J
Anthony M. Ruffo Jr
Atlantic City
Anthony J. Siracusa
Poker Players Dive From Window in Bronx Brawl
A Bronx housewife interrupted a seven handed poker game at night demanding her husband. Two players fled through a window. David Tarvin, 37, fractured his hip on the fall and survived after being told the leap was needless.
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New York
Bronx
David Tarvin
Karsted Nominated for Northwest Medical Association Presidency
Dr Alfred Karsted a vice president of the Northwest Medical Association will be nominated by Butte physicians for the presidency at the council meeting before the Pacific Northwest Medical association convention set for July 1 2 3 in Butte. Local doctors credit his role in bringing the outstanding meeting to Butte and note his Helena and Stanford background.
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Alfred Karsted
The
Northwest Medical Association
Butte Physicians
Butte
Pacific Northwest Medical Association
Karsted
Helena
Stanford University
Rivers and Harbors Bill Drives House Toward July Adjournment
Washington June 22 Rivers and harbors veterans unemployment and other legislation command House attention as adjournment nears in early July. The House will vote on the 142 million rivers and harbors omnibus bill and consider a veterans relief bill if the Senate acts by Monday.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Dempsey
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
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Webb Miller
Physical Society
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