Love Letters Read In Heart Balm Trial
Ann Livingston testifies in Chicago court that Franklin S. Hardinge pursued her with affectionate letters after a Tulsa encounter. She seeks 250000 dollars as heart balm alleging he promised marriage and social position. The defense contends the romance was not legitimate.
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W. F. Sullivan
United Press
Chicago
Ann Livingston
Tulsa
Franklin S. Hardinge
Ay Livingston
Hardinge
Rockefeller Foundation Health Work Abroad Across Diseases
The Rockefeller Foundation reports long campaigns against yellow fever malaria and hookworm in Central and Latin America with yellow fever banished from Ecuador and suppressed in Jamaica. It funds 263 health projects across 24 countries and plans to expand into Mexico Brazil and more, while praising and opposing different federal policies.
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North American
Alliance
Rockefeller Foundation
Central
Latin America
George E. Vincent
Foundation
Ecuador
Jero
Mexico
Central America
Brazil
Poland
Europe
Americas
Far East
Four Spanish Aviators Searched Near Azores After Unknown Sighting
Naval craft and planes combed the seas near the Azores for the four Spanish aviators missing for nearly three days. A British freighter sighted an unconfirmed wreckage report, providing the only hopeful lead. Four Spanish destroyers left Ferrol to verify it while the Portuguese gunboat Zaire refueled at Horta to persist in the search. Prime Minister Primo de Rivera faced a cabinet discussion amid contradictory, discouraging news on the flyers' safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Azores
Ferrol
Horta
Primo de Rivera
Spain
Ramon Franco
Ramsey
Helena suspect denies guilt in Rowan bank robbery
Easton Boone 22 of Helena pleads not guilty to robbery at Rowan State bank. Preliminary hearing set for Wednesday. Police found a cap with a brother’s name and a letter fragment. two other suspects, Ray Humplett and John Coles, are held in Dayton, Washington for questioning.
Classified Opportunities In Butte And Montana
In the Standard Classifieds readers find the best opportunities in Butte and Montana for homes farms used cars and exceptional buys. The section promises access to appealing values across the state and city offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Vontana Standard Classified Acts Recalled
A fragment from the Vontana Standard notes repeated phrases about classified acts and steady service. The text emphasizes consistency and discernment in opportunity.
City Council Pushes Rail Elevation Ordinance
City council, led by Mayor Beadle, seeks to compel the Northern Pacific railway to remove its center pier and raise the Harrison avenue trestle by at least 18 inches. Railroad officials meeting sub committee were not yet pledged to comply, and the ordinance faced immediate enactment if no agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway
Harrison Avenue
Beadle
Kiwanis Night Brings Butte Club Into Global Program
Kiwanis members in Butte joined more than 100000 Kiwanis clubs in 1825 clubs worldwide for All Kiwanis Night after a 6:30 dinner at the New Hotel Finlen. Past District Governor Earle Genzberger presided as A P Stephenson spoke on growth and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Finlen
Butte
The
International
Eagle Aeries State Convention Opens With Gala Social
More than 1 000 persons attended the informal opening of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Montana state convention in Butte. The hall in the Lewisohn building hosted a ball and social as colorful decorations framed the gala scene ahead of the five day gathering. A “convention class” of 12 new members was inducted with ritual ceremonies as visiting officers and members arrived.
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Butte
Buttenerie No. 11
Order of Eagles
Lewisohn
Eagles of
Montana
Fraternal
Cially
William Dunbaden
William Mof
Campaign to pave Harrison Avenue receives strong start
The Butte Chamber of Commerce committees reported a hearty first day response to subscriptions for paving Harrison Avenue. The turnout did not meet expectations as many subscribers asked for a call-in system instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Harrison Avenue
Schnitzler Seeks Montana Member for New Farm Board
State Senator John W. Schnitzler travels from Helena to Great Falls and Havre after talks on appointing a Montana to the federal farm board named by President Hoover. He aims to mount a strong Montanan case at the White House and notes several locals have been considered. The "flying farmer" pilots his monoplane returning to his 12,000 acre Roosevelt county wheat farm.
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Helena
John W. Schnitzler
Republican National
Great Falls
Havre
Montana
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
White House
Schnitzler
Tunney Feared Woman's Tongue In Answer
Bridgeport report says former heavyweight champion James J. Tunney answered the $500,000 breach of promise suit filed by Mrs. Katherine King Fogarty. The article notes the claim details and references continuation on Page 20.
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Tunney
Bridgeport
Conn
James J
Gene) Tunney
Katherine King Fogarty
Reformed Jack Dalton Weds Girl After Bandit Era
In Oklahoma City on June 24, a wedding linked to the old West era takes place as the reformer Jack Dalton marries the woman once known as Cattle Annie. Forty years earlier she brought water and food to outlaws in Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Jack Dalton
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Coffeyville
Kan
Stitches Needed After Dog Attack On Boy In Walkerville
Richard Robbins age 9 living at 113 South Clark Street Walkerville suffered severe throat and face wounds from an Airedale dog. Twenty stitches were required and the father Jack Robbins drove the dog away with a shovel. The boy was treated locally and authorities were told the dog has attacked others. the owner plans to have it killed.
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Airdale
Richard Robbins
Clark Street
Walkerville
Jack Robbins
Urra
Robb
Woman Who Helped Break Trail Into Montana Dies
Helena reports the death of Mrs. Ernestine Copinus 83 of San Francisco. She rode a 1867 steamboat to Fort Benton and later lived in Helena Butte and Anaconda. Survived by three sons Isadore Louis and Martin and two daughters Mrs Ham-Senga and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ernestine Copinus
Fort Benton
San Francisco
David Pizer
Copinus
Butte
Anaconda
Isadore
Louis
Martin
Max Ham- Senga
Hoover orders tighter federal budget enforcement
President Hoover directed his cabinet to follow Coolidge era economy policies in the 1931 budget of 3.736 billion dollars starting July 1. Woodpecker clubs of federal workers were urged to cut costs through thrift such as reusing pencils and rubber bands while increasing work and reducing extra personnel. Budget Director RO Kloeber sent the directive to departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Washington
Woodpecker
Hoover
Coolidge
Kloeber
Dr James H Snook Pleads Not Guilty In Murder Case
In Columbus Ohio Dr James H Snook a veterinary surgery professor at Ohio State University pleaded not guilty to first degree murder for the bludgeoning and throat slashing of his co ed paramour Theora Hix His arraignment set July 22 for trial the prosecution seeking the electric chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Robert P. Duncan
Snook
Nine Sentenced to Death in Soviet Poet Murder
In Samarkand Uzbekistan nine people including several mullahs were sentenced to death for the assassination of Soviet poet Hakin Zade. Forty three were imprisoned or exiled after a weeks long trial at Shahimordan that spanned virtually the whole town. The prosecution sought the death penalty as the killing was political and counter revolutionary. Continued on Page 20 Col 1.
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Samarkand
Uzbek
Russia
Hakin Zade
Shahimordan
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Lewiston
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Francis Thomson
Harrison Fund
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Gage
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