Congress Prepares to Receive President's Veto of Veterans Relief Bill
National news reports indicate Congress is set to receive the president's veto on a veterans relief measure as debate continues. Other dispatches note political tension in India over dominion status and regional calls for Delhi talks.
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Chicago
HOUSE
India
Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi
Malaviya
Elhi
Civil Resistance
Delhi
London
Calcutta
Simla Herald
Endurance Flight of Hunter Family Reaches 14 Days
Chicago reports the Hunter brothers completing 14 days of endurance flight in the City of Chicago. An oil leak in the left wing tank threatens the record of 421 hours as the four pilots face dwindling oil reserves and strict refueling schedules.
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Chicago
Hunter
Hunter Brothers
Irene
John
Kenneth
Walter
Albert
Johnson veterans relief bill veto loom as House moves
Congress closes Johnson veterans relief measure and prepares to override a veto. Hoover is expected to approve a revised bill adding 50 million dollars for World War service men after House Republicans pledge to sustain the veto. Presidents action likely tomorrow in Washington.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
Congress
Hoover
House
Rebels seize Tsinanfu capital in Shantung campaign
Shanghai dispatch reports northern Chinese rebels crossing the Yellow River to capture Tsinanfu, capital of Shantung, while nationalist forces claim other victories. Hospital crowds mount as 50 000 to 100 000 wounded nationalists are noted. the rebel army appears to have won a decisive victory with nationalist units retreating southward.
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Shanghai
Yellow River
Tsinanfu
Shantung
China
Nanking
Chi
Montana Weather Update Focuses on Warmth West and South
The bulletin notes generally fair conditions across Montana on Thursday and Friday with warmer temperatures expected in the western and southern portions.
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Montana
Pope Pius XI Illness Report Leaves Details Unclear
Vatican communique avoids denial of Pope Pius XI illness rumors while stressing high activity. It cites recent ceremonies and speeches as proof of vigor, offering no formal admission of doctors or possible operation.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius
Vatican Communique
Pius XI
Industrialists urged to lead in promoting goodwill at Rotary
At Chicago 16,000 delegates from around the world pressed for an industrial formula to prevent future wars. Sir Henry W. Thornton urged leaders in finance and trade to uphold international goodwill, while a business conference sought unity of thought and fair dealings to erase suspicions and promote honest competition.
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Henry W. Thorton
Canadian National Railways
Chicago
U.P
Rotary International
Snerton
Farm Situation At State Shippers Meeting
Miles City reports that Northwest freight traffic will near average with improvements from recent rains easing drought. P J Coleman secretary of the shippers board called the Montana session productive, noting constructive gains while emphasizing vigilance to prevent grain terminal congestion. Dr Alfred Atkinson of Montana State College addressed farmers across North America.
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Northwest
Montana
Northwest Shippers’ Advisory Board
P. J. Coleman
Alfred Atkinson
Montan State College
Farmers of North
Shafer Leads In Dakota Race
Fargo dispatch reports Gov George F Shafer leading for the Republican renomination in the third district with early returns showing a three to one edge over challenger A C Townley founder of the Nonpartisan League who is making a comeback bid Townley trailed in the early tally while Shafer held a solid margin across the district
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Fargo
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Suitcases of Foreign Wine Seized by Officers
Prohibition agents seized two suitcases of foreign liquors sent to Louis Levy of New York City at his Hollywood residence after delivery was refused. The party, who listed a return address in New York, faced a loss of about one thousand dollars in French wines champagne and whisky.
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Graham
New Meadows
Hollywood
Cal
Louis Levy
New York City
Prohibition
Louis F. Levy
West Grand Avenue
Ciry
Levy
It Girl Clara Bow to Marry Club Owner Richman in August
New York club owner and entertainer Harry Richman announced plans to marry Clara Bow in August. Richman said Rosenbloom would be best man at the wedding after arriving in Buffalo for the Maxie Rosenbloom versus Jimmy Slattery fight.
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N. Y
Clara Bow
The
Talkies
Harry Richman
New York
Richman
Maxie Rosenbloom
Jimmy Slattery
Rosenbloom
Bad lugk to spank strange ladies in Hanford
Oil worker John Sorder was jailed for 30 days after brushing fenders with Mrs. Merle Fitting, chasing her, dragging her from her car and spanking her. He claimed shell shock as he was sentenced in Hanford justice court.
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Hanford
Cal
John Sorder
Sorder
Merle Fitting
San Francisco
Revolution Breaks Out in Bolivia with Troop Rebellion
Report from Antofagasta Chile indicates Bolivian unrest as troops defy General Kuntz, clashes erupting near the frontier. About 30 killed and 100 wounded amid rising popular hostility to the government. An American observer notes persistent clashes between workers and troops.
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Antofagasta
Chile
International Railways
la Paz
Kuntz
Peru City Hit by Slight Tremor Shake
Lima was jolted by a slight earthquake at 4 30 pm with tremors lasting about 30 seconds. No casualties or damage reported. Shocks were felt in Ica and Jauccavelica with walls cracking in areas south of Lima.
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Lima
Peru
Ica
Anncavelica
Famous Australian Airman Still Throwin Sevens Over Oceans
Australian aviator Charles Kingsford Smith, famed for his Pacific flight in the Southern Cross, remains a daring figure as reports say he again faces transoceanic danger. Interviewed in Honolulu two years earlier, Kingsford-Smith is described as bold, skilled, and lucky as he pursues aviation history across the oceans.
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Andy Cogswell
Cogswell
Standard
Kingsford-Smith
Honolulu
Pacific
Southern Cross
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Chicago youth admits sending coded note to paper in murder case
A 21 year old Chicago man Clarence James Pratt was arrested in Riverside Park as a suspect in a Queens murders case. He claimed the code 3x was a defiant challenge to the killer and said he had used the code since boyhood. Pratt was held on 2500 dollars bail as investigators question him amid a broader manhunt.
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New York
Chicago
Queens
Clarence James Pratt
Pratt
Riverside Park
New York Central
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
Patriotic Bodies Choose Missoula For Convention
The joint encampment of eight patriotic organizations in Bozeman selects Missoula as the 1931 meeting site. Officers are elected and installed, and delegates pass resolutions thanking Bozeman citizens for their hospitality. Delegates plan departure by rail or car after a day of recreation and a city sightseeing trip.
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Bozeman
Montana
Missoula
Plans for Girl Scout Camp Set by Executives
Arrangements for the annual summer outing of the Butte Girl Scouts at Camp Castle Rock begin July 6. The camp executives met at the school administration building under Miss Julia Grenier. Registrations are being received at Scout headquarters. over 250 girls are expected to attend.
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Butte
Camp
Castle Rock
Julia Grenier
Scout
Grelner
LAST HAZARDOUS VENTURE
The Southern Cross, refueled and overhauled, ready at midnight to resume the Ireland to New York flight interrupted by fog. Captain Kingsford-Smith and three companions rested after nine hours sleep and planned a future route via Oakland after their New York visit, saying they would not fly the Atlantic again.
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John T. Meaney
United Press
Harbor Grace
N. F
U.R
Southern Cross
Ireland
New York
Charles E. Kingsford- Smith
Kingsford- Smith
Oakland
Calif
Atlantic
Harold G Gainor Called By Death In Coast Center
Harold G Gainor a former Walkerville resident and son of Mr and Mrs Louis Gainor died in Martinez California his death cause is not stated He left Butte three years ago with his wife to work in the meat business In Silver Bow Post No 1 American Legion he served in World War I aboard the USS Roanoke mining in the North Sea His body will be shipped to Butte for burial
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Butte
Martinez
Calif
Harold G. Gainor
Walkerville
Louis Gainor
Gainor
California
Silver Bow Post No. 1
American Legion
Mr. Gainor
America
Navy
Roanoke
North Sea
Mus
The Worm May Turn Prodding For Want Ads
The Standard-Post urges readers to use want-ads to spark activity in personal or business needs. Hundreds of handsomely crafted ads reach Butte and Montana homes daily, commanding reader attention and results.
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Standard-Post
Butte
Montana
Classified ad blurb from Montana Standard
Classified ad line from Montana Standard advertises services and opportunities with a phone contact 5411, presenting a generic in service and opportunity tone. The readable text emphasizes ongoing listings and a call to action via a single phone number.
Community Mutual Gas Station Breaks Local Record
The Community Mutual station at Front and Main streets in Butte sold gas at 23 cents a gallon yesterday, cutting price by four and a half cents. Between 7 am and 8:30 pm it served 1,629 cars, peaking at about 100 cars per hour, drawing business from Continental Richfield Shell Texaco Associated Idaho Community and Russell stations.
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Community Mutual Station
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Continental
Richfield
Shell
Texaco
Associated
Idaho Community
Russell
Midwest
Montana
Community Mutual
Pront
Main Streets
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