Rail stock orders surge as rails replace old equipment
Railroads rapidly replace rolling stock with new locomotives and freight cars. Through May 25 1929 orders reached 336 locomotives up from 132 in the same period 1928 an over 150 percent rise. Freight car orders totaled 52542 versus 20050 last year an increase of over 162 percent. Passenger revenues remain a strain though quarterly results show a 19.4 percent gain for class one railroads vs 1928.
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Butte Plans Traffic Overhaul With New Commission
Mayor M Kerr Beadle presents a reform package to the Butte city council at tonight's meeting. A traffic department and a five member traffic commission, including two council members and three citizens, are proposed to regulate congestion in the city.
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Three Burn to Death in Plane Crash at Harrison Ohio
Three persons were burned to death when a plane crashed at Lancet airport in Harrison near Cincinnati. Parachutist Joe Hyde had just completed a jump and planned another from a higher height. Pilot Homer Nasier and Harold were aboard as a fourth passenger. the craft nosedived, overturned in a cornfield, and ignited. Rescue crews reached the scene too late to save the occupants.
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Fatal head on crash on Mount Liberty bridge
Three persons died and two were seriously injured in a head on collision on a narrow Mount Liberty bridge six miles west of Mount Vernon Ohio. The dead are Peter Busenburg 45 of Howard Robert 17 and Willard McElroy 50 farmers.
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Classified Ads Hold the Key to Daily Gains
Read the classified sections daily to discover profitable opportunities and bar gains hidden among the many classifications. Regular attention promises worthwhile returns.
First Year Is Not Hardest Says Government Survey
Washington report from June 23 states the Commerce Department study on marriage and divorce for 1927 finds wives tire of marriage most in year two while husbands struggle most in year three. Cruelty leads grounds for divorce. desertion and infidelity follow. Fewer couples with children divorce. wives file more decrees and contest suits. fraud and bigamy appear in annulments.
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Deluge Of Money For Paving Jogs Butte Progress
The coming week could mark a historic turning point for Butte with funds raised to pave Harrison avenue and fix the Northern Pacific viaduct issue. Officials anticipate a nine mile paved driveway from the post office to the Nine Mile house to welcome tourists and end the city’s notorious entry for western cities of similar size.
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Trueman Couple Held In Jail After Noisy Nuptial Celebration
A newlywed couple was jailed after a raucous party at a friend's home in their second wedding within 40 days. Police said they drank freely, became unruly, and were taken into custody.
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Columbia U Professor Seeks Open Polygamy Stance
River Forest Illinois June 23 Delegates at the Evangelical Synod meeting heard Dean John H O Fritz Concordia Seminary St Louis defend open polygamy as preferable to the era s moral drift He argued the gospel is the only remedy and noted no Bible supports companionate marriage He added that history shows current trends toward atheism and urged religious rather than educational remedies
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Soldier Field
W. A. Maier
Concordia Seminary
Proposals of Educator Call for Intellectual Aristocracy
Dr. Franklin Giddings of Columbia argues colleges should be selective and snobbish admitting only an intellectual elite. He says the mass should accept the 3 R's and that the unfit for college are numerous, noting a shift from subsistence to status in society and warning against democratizing higher education.
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United Press
New York
J. M. Rogers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Franklin Giddings
Columbia University
Giddings
Police Hunt Missing Children In Three Day Disappearance
Police search for Mary Holland 12 of 719 North Wyoming Street Raymond Shaley 13 of 935 Oregon Avenue and Billy French 15 of 907 West Gold Street who vanished three days ago prompting tearful mothers to seek help. Mary left for a theater on Friday and did not return. Raymond ran away two days earlier while his family moved. Billy was visiting Idaho Falls with relatives and later thought to head to Butte. Probation Officer Dave O Connor assists in the manhunt.
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Raymond Shaley
Billy French
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Oregon Avenue
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Grouse Creek
J. French
West Gold Street
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Butte
Dave O'Connor
Snook to Enter Plea to Murder of College Girl
Dr. James H. Snook a 49 year old former Ohio State University professor will be arraigned in Columbus Common Pleas Court on a first degree murder charge for killing Miss Theora K. Hix 25 at a rifle range north of the city He confessed to slashing her throat after beating her with a hammer during the dispute His lawyers John F Siendel and E O Ricketts will enter a not guilty plea.
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Ohio
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
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John F. Seidel
E. O. Ricketts
Earthquake Sends Mountain Into Sea Near New Zealand
A New Zealand island Mount Stevens nearly 4000 feet high has vanished due to earthquakes. Landslides persist with denuded slopes in Murchison Gorge and the town of Murchison nearly destroyed. Westport lacks water while diphtheria spreads at Karamea.
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Mount Stevens
New Zealand
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Murchison
Westport
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Youths Narrowly Escape Death In Auto Wreck Near Mine
Four youths two unidentified men and two girls narrowly escaped death when a stolen automobile crashed on the Butte Anaconda highway fifty yards west of the Butte and Islele mine. The car struck two other vehicles, vaulted a five foot embankment and overturned. Passersby freed the injured before deputies arrived.
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Ohio Man Arrives Home to Learn He Died Yesterday
In Tiffin Ohio Joseph H. Zeser 47 arrived home hours after his death had been reported from Indianapolis Indiana. Officials confirmed his body was that of a stranger prompting an investigation into identity mix up and how the error occurred.
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Joseph H. Zeser
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Child Falls Into Hot Spring in Warm Springs
Bud Fischer seven year old son of William Fischer of Warm Springs fell into a hot spring near the state hospital. He was submerged except for his right forearm as water reached 178 degrees. Accompanied by an aunt and sister and two others he lost footing and plunging into the water. Dr H A Bolton stated the burns are deep and recovery is unlikely.
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State Hospital
Young Butte Boy Fatally Injured in Auto Accident
A 15 year old from Butte Leonard Vamike was killed when his car left the road and turned into a ditch near Laurel 25 miles west of Billings. His sister Erma and fellow Butte youth Arthur Vandenbulke were severely hurt and hospital bound, with Odell Vamike listed as father.
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Leonard Vamike
Butte
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Arthur Vandenbulke
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Here
Vamike
Vandenbulke
Huntred Project
Odell Vamike
Visit of Gibson to Dawes Draws Eyes of Britain
London reports the planned arrival of Hugh S. Gibson American ambassador to Belgium for talks with General Dawes. The visit aims to map Washington approved steps for resuming disarmament discussions and advancing a naval burden relief conference among English speaking powers.
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Belgium
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Franco trans Atlantic seaplane searched by multiple fleets
Madrid reports the Spanish government halting hope Franco's seaplane reached the Azores and orders seaplane squadrons to search for Commander Ramon Franco and four crew. The Portuguese gunboat Zaires joins the hunt from the Azores while reports, including the Dresden radio signal, hint at possible south of course locations.
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Fayal Island
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Sis
Semanal
New York
Hortogal Island
Dresden
Franco
Alcazarea
Officers Axe Huge Moonshine Plant Destroying Two Homes
Federal agents with police raid 1535 Schely Street late Saturday seized a large moonshine operation in Butte. Operator Fred Schuhbauen arrested. arraignment scheduled before US commissioner. Plant filled two four room houses with 750 gallons of mash, four 400 gallon vats, and two 90 gallon stills.
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Schely Street
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United States
Doubling of Air Passenger Service In Montana Announced
Al Frank, president of National Parks Airways, Inc., announced a doubling of air passenger and mail service between Butte and Great Falls, effective July. Headquarter move to Butte set for July 10, with 10:40 a.m. departures and arrivals, plus early evening round trips for same day business travel. Calgary service under consideration.
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National Parks Airways, Inc
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Airways Company
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